History of the expulsion of Drs. R.S. Newton and Z. Freeman from the Eclectic Medical Institute : with the causes which rendered it necessary, and an exposition of the slanderous and factious course which has been pursued by the off-casts from the Institute / by W. Sherwood.

  • Sherwood, Wm. (William)
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[1856?]
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Credit: History of the expulsion of Drs. R.S. Newton and Z. Freeman from the Eclectic Medical Institute : with the causes which rendered it necessary, and an exposition of the slanderous and factious course which has been pursued by the off-casts from the Institute / by W. Sherwood. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PUBLICATIONS BY THE FACULTY OF THE INSTITUTE. THE College Journal MEDICAL SCIENCE, Is a monthly journal of forty pages, estab- lished under the following resolution, adopted at a regular meeting of the Faculty of the Eclectic Medical Institute, November 26, 1855: '•Resolved. That in order to aid in the advancement of Liberal Medicine, the Faculty of the Eclectic Medical In- stitute of Cincinnati deem it expedient that a monthly periodical be established, subject to the Editorial control of a majority of its members. TERMS:—ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. The Journal has heen put at the lowest possible figure, and advance payment is the invariable rule. Paying sub- scribers are, therefore, exempt from the tax usually levied upon them to offset '• bad debts. D^p- Persons to whom specimen copies of the College Journal are sent need not return them, as no one will be held as a subscriber for the Journal without an express order from him Communications for and letters on business connected with tlie Journal, should be addressed to WM. SHERWOOD, M. !>., Publisher, No. 243 Court St. Cincinnati, 0. THE AMERICAN Eclectic Practice of Medicine; Br Prof. I. G. JONES & Prof. T. V. MORROW. In two volumes.—Price $7. The first edition has been exhausted. A new edition will soou be published. THK American Eclectic Dispensatory; By JOHN KING, M. D. One volume, royal 8vo., 1,395 pages.—Price, $6. Third edition within a year. American Eclectic Obstetrics; Bt JOHN KING. M. D., Author of the Eclectic Dispensatory.—One volume, Oc- tavo, with seventy illustrations—Price. $4. We have carefully examined Dr. King's work, and can honestly recommend it as a safe and judicious guide, both | to the student and to the practitioner of midwifery.—Bos- ton Medical and Surgical Journal. '■ His work on Obstetrics is elaborate and thorough in all its details, and will be found of great service in this department of medical science.—Worcester Journal of Medicine. Buchanan's System of Anthropology; By J. R. BUCHANAN, M. D. One volume, 8vo., with numerous illustrations. Price, $2 by mail, prepaid. Address the author, Cincinnati. BUCHANAN'S SYSTEM OF ANTHROPOLOGY will b« forwarded, free of postage, upon the remittance of $3 iu the Author's risk. Opinion* of the Press:— 11 is cer- tainly indicative of ability and industry, no less than sin- cerity, on the part of the author.—(North Review.) Beyond all doubt it is a most extraordinary work, 'exhiting the workings of a mind of no common stamp.—(Gospel Herald.) It supplies the deficenciel in the phrenological system of Gall and Spurzheim.— (Louisville Journal.') Buchanan's Journal of Man Ts published bi-monthly (04 pages), at $2 per vilume, of 12 numbers. Remit at the Editor's Kisk. Language of the Press:—A pioneer in the progress of science.''—(Louis ville Democrat.') One of the ablest publications iD America.—(Brandon Post.) It possesses more origin alitv than any other work with which we are a<quainted. (WeUtviOt Herald.) Address, DR. J. R. BUCHANAN. ECLECTIC MEDICAL IMSTITUTE The Fall and Winter Session of 185G-7, will commence on MONDAY, THE 20TH OF OCTOBER, preceded by a preliminary gratuitous course, from the 1st to the 20th, which will present much interesting and important matter to the student. The Faculty of the Institute will be as follows: I. G. JONES, M. P., Emeritus Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine A. J. HOWE, M. D., Professor of General, Special, and Pathological Anatomy. J. R. BUCHANAN, M. D„ Professor of Physiology, and Institutes of Medicine. C. II. CLEAVELAND, M. IX, Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics, and Medical Botany. ATM. SHERWOOD, M. D., Professor of Medical Practice and Pathology, and Lecturer on Clinical Medicine. WALTER BURNIIAM, M. D., Professor of Surgical Practice, and Operative Surgery. JOHN KING, M: D., Professor of Obstetrics, and the Diseases of Women and Children. J. W. HOYT, M. D., Professor of Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Medical Jurispru- dence. As the Faculty will not he embarrassed hy inefficient and factious members, and as the class will have access to the Commercial Hospital, in addition to whatever Clinical In- struction can be introduced from private practice, the lext course of lectures may be looked to as more scientific, thorough, and satisfactory, than tiny which has ever been given in the Institute. The reputation of Professor liurn- liani, as a Medical Professor, is well known in the East. As an operative surgeon he is one of the foremost of the profession. Professor Howe has been recommended to the Hoard as one of the best lecturers on Anatomy in the United states. The terms for the next session will be the same as for the hist, viz.: Matriculation, $5.00- Tuition, $20.00. Demonstrators Ticket, $5 00. Every student is required to engage in dissection one session before graduation. Grad- ual ion, $25.00. Ticket to Commercial Hospital (optional), $5.00. J. R. BUCHANAN, Al. D., Dean of the Faculty.