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BOWDOIN  COLLEGE, 


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BRUNSWICK: 
PUBLISHED    BY   J.   G  BIFFIN" 

1862. 


UOWOOIX    U  ()  I,  L  i:  G  K. 


TRUSTEES. 


Rev.  LEONARD  WOODS,  D.  D.,  President. 
Hon.  NATHAN  WESTON,  LL.D.,  Vice  President. 

EBENEZER  EVERETT,  Esq. 

Hon.  ETHEPv  SHEPLEY,  LL.D. 

Hon.  CHARLES  STEWART  DAVEIS,  LL.D. 

Hon.  DANIEL  GOODF.NOW,  LL.D. 

Hon.  GEORGE  EVANS,  LL.D. 

Hon.  JOHN  S.  TENNEY,  LL.D. 

Hon.  JOSIAH  PIERCE 

Rev.  JOHN  ORR  FISKE 

Rev.  SEWALL  TENNEY,  D.D. 

Hon.  WILLIAM  PITT  FESSENDEN,   LL.D. 

Hon.  JAMES  W.   BRADBURY 


JOHN  ROGERS,  Esq.,   Secretary. 


R  O  W  I)  O  ]  \      c  ()  r.  1,  R  C,  E. 


OVERSEERS. 


Hoy.  SAM%EL  P.  BENSON,  President. 

Rev.    BENJAMIN  TAPPAN,   D.  D.,   Vice  President. 

•JOHN  M'KEEN,  Esq.,  Secretary. 

ISAAC   LINCOLN,  M.  D. 

FREDERIC  ALLEN,   LL.D. 

Rev.  GEORGE   ELIASHIB  ADAMS,  D.  D. 

WILMOT  WOOD,   Esq. 

Hon.   PHILIP  EASTMAN 

Rev.   DAVID  THURSTON,   D.  D. 

Rev.   DAVID  SHEPLEY 

JAMES  M'KEEN,  M.  D. 

Hon.  RICHARD   II.   VOSE 

GEORGE  F.   PATTEN,  Esq. 

JOSEPH  LIBBEY,  M   A. 

Rev.  JOHN  W.   CHICKERING,  D.  D. 

Rev.   RICHARD  WOODHULL 

Hon.  JOSEPH  HOWARD 


*  Deceased. 


OVERSEERS. 


Rev.  JONATHAN  CLEMENT,  D.  D, 
Rev.  JOHN  WILDE 
Rev.  JOHN  S.  C.  ABBOTT 
Rev.   EDWARD  F.  CUTTER 
Hon.  GEORGE  DOWNES 
AUGUSTUS  C*  ROBBINS,  Esq. 
Hon.   SAMUEL  C.  FESSENDEN 
DANIEL  W.  LORD,  Esq. 
Hon.  JOHN  S.  ABBOTT 
Hon.  WILLIAM   W.  THOMAS 
CHARLES  A.  LORD,  A.  M. 
ERASTUS  FOOTE,  Esq. 
Rev.   EDWIN  B.   WEBB 
WILLIAM  WOOD,  M.  D. 
Rev.   HENRY  G.  STORER 
Rev.  HENRY   K.  CRAIG 
BARNABAS  FREEMAN,  Esq. 
Rev.  ELIPHALET  WHITTLESEY 
R::v.   STEPHEN  ALLEN 
Rev.  OREN  B.   CHENEY 
MARSHALL   CRAM,   Esq. 
Hon.    RICHARD    D.   RICE 
CHARLES   SWAN,    Esq. 
I.   B.  BRADLEY,  M.  D. 
SAMUEL  PICKARD,  Esq. 


JOSEPH  M'KEEN,  M.  A.,  Treasurer  or  the  College. 


6  13  O  W  D  O  I  N      C  O  L  L  K  G  E  . 


OFFICERS 


OF 


INSTRUCTION    AND    GOVERNMENT 


LEONARD  WOODS,  D.  D., 

PRESIDENT. 


AMOS  NOURSE,    M.  D., 

PROFESSOR    OF    OBSTETRICS    AND    DISEASES    OF    WOMEN    AND 

CHILDREN. 

JOHN  SEARLE  TENNEY,    L.L.D., 

PROFESSOR    OF    LAW,     AND     LECTURER    ON     MEDICAL 
JURISPRUDENCE. 

ALPHEUS  S.  PACKARD,    D.  D., 

PROFESSOR    OF    ANCIENT    LANGUAGES    AND    CLASSICAL 
LITERATURE. 

THOMAS  C.  UPHAM,  D.  D., 

PROFESSOR  OF    MENTAL   PHILOSOPHY    AND    ETHICS,   AND    INSTRUCTOR 
IN    THE    HEBREW    LANGUAGE. 

WILLIAM  SMYTH,   M.  A., 

PROFESSOR    OF    MATHEMATICS    AND    NATURAL    PHILOSOPHY. 


OFFICERS. 

TIMOTHY  CHTLDS,  M.  D., 

PROFESSOR    OF    SCRCLRV. 

ELTPHALET  WHITTLESEY,  M.  A., 

PROVISIONAL  INSTRUCTOR  IN    RHETORIC   AND   ORATORY. 

PAUL  A.  CHADBOURNE,  M.  A., 

PROFESSOR    OF    CHEMISTRY    AND    NATURAL   HISTORY. 

ISRAEL  T.  DANA,   M.  D., 

PROFESSOR  OF  THE  THEORY  AND  PRACTICE  OF  MEDICINE. 

EGBERT  C.  SMYTH,  M.  A., 

COLLINS    PROFESSOR    OF    NATURAL    AND    REVEALED    RELIGION. 

DAVID  S.  COX  ANT,  M.  D., 

PROFESSOR    OF     ANATOMY     AND    PHYSIOLOGY. 

JOSHUA  LAWRENCE  CHAMBERLAIN,  M.  A., 

PROFESSOR    OF    RHETORIC    AND    ORATORY. 

WILLIAM  C.   ROBINSON,  M.  D., 

LECTURER    ON    MATERIA    MEDICA    AND     THERAPEUTICS. 

JOSHUA  LAWRENCE  CHAMBERLAIN,  M.  A. 

PROFESSOR    ELECT    OF    MODERN    LANGUAGES. 

WILLIAM  P.  TUCKER,  M.  A., 

INSTRUCTOR  IN   LATIN   AND   MATHEMATICS,  AND   LIBRARIAN, 

CYRUS  STONE,  M.  A., 

TUTOR    IN    GREEK. 

WILLIAM  RUSSELL,  M.  A., 

INSTRUCTOR  IN  ELOCUTION. 


FACULTY  OF  THE  COLLEGE. 


LEONARD  WOODS.   D.  D.,  Prei 
ALPHEUS  S.  PACKARD,  M.  A. 
THOMAS  C.  UPHAM,  D.  D. 
WILLIAM  SMYTH,  M.  A. 
ELIPHALET  WHITTLESEY,  M.  A. 
PAUL  A.  CHADBOURNE,  M.  A. 
JOSHUA  L.  CHAMBERLAIN,  M.  A. 
WILLIAM  P.  TUCKER,  M.  A. 
CYRUS  STONE,  M.  A. 


SENIORS. 


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Beecher,  Frederick  Henry, 
Burbank,  Albion, 
Burn  ham,  Sylvester, 
Chad  wick,  Joseph  Webber, 
Choate,  Isaac  Bassett, 
Dame,  Samuel    Page, 
Donnell,  William  Ellingwood, 
Drake,  Ellis  Richmond, 
Edwards,  George  William, 
Goodwin,  Aim  on, 
Green,  Thomas  Hayden, 
Hill,  Frank  Alpine, 
Hobbie,  William  Albert, 
Hunt,  Henry  Hastings, 
Huston,  Frederic  Nickels, 
Jenkins,  Willard  Morse, 
Kimball,  George  Gustavus, 
Libby,  Dorville, 


Residences.  Rooms. 

Georgetown,  Mass.,  2S  a.  h. 

Limerick,  9  a.  h. 
Neioburyport,  Ms.,  Miss  Bowker's. 

South  China,  22  m.  ii. 

Naples,  27  a.  ii. 

Exeter,  N.  H.,  Mr.  Swell's. 

Portland,  21   a.  ii. 

Bath,  Mrs.  Hall's. 

Gor ham,  26  a.  it. 

Baldwin,  23  a.  ii. 

Calais,  1  i   a.  ii. 

Biddeford,  25  m.  ii. 

Garland,  28  M.  n. 

Gorham,  Mrs.  Hunt's, 

Dimariscotta,  6  A.  it. 

Chatham,  N.  H„  24  w.  n. 

Portsmouth,  N.  H.,  12  a.  ii. 
Sactf,                      Miss  Estabrouk's. 


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Linscott,  Augustus  Newbert, 
Magrath,  John  Thomas, 
Manson,  Albert  George, 
Mark,  George  Adams, 
Marshall,  Joel, 
Mattocks,  Charles  Porter, 
Milliken,  Charles  Widgery, 
Morse,  Eugene  Putnam, 
Moulton,  George  Edwin, 
Noble,  Joseph, 
Packard,  Edward  Newman, 
Pearson,  Samuel  Wiggin, 
Pease,  John  Melvin, 
Pierce,  John  Edwin, 
Pope,  Charles  Henry, 
Prince,  Howard  Lyman, 
Starbird,  Isaac  Warren, 
Temple,  Josiah  Augustus, 
Thayer,  Henry  Otis, 
Varney,  Almon  Libby, 
Verrill,  Charles  Henry, 
Waldron,  Daniel  Wingate, 
Wight,  Marcus,  Jr., 
Woodside,  William  Randall, 


Newcastle, 
Gardiner, 
Sovth  Limington, 
Portland, 
Buxton, 
Portland, 
Buxton, 
Br  id  g  ton, 
Westbrook, 
Augusta, 
Biddeford, 
Alna, 

Jndson,  Min., 
Monmouth, 
Whitneyville, 
Cumberland, 
Litchfield, 
Bath, 

South  Paris, 
Brunswick, 
Auburn, 
Augusta, 

Brunswicl',  Rev 

Bath, 


22  m.  ii. 

26  a.  ii. 

5   M.  II. 

27  31.  ii. 

8    A.  H. 

23  A.  H. 
24    A.  H. 

24  A.  H. 
22    A.  H. 

8    A.  II. 

25  A.  H. 
8   M.  H. 

26  M.   H. 
S   H.  H. 

30  m.  ii. 

8    A.  H. 

Mrs.  Hall's. 

1    A.  H. 

26    M.  H. 

22   A.  H. 

21    M.  H. 

12    M.  H. 

Mr.  Wight's. 

Mrs.  Orr's. 


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JUNIORS. 


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Namts. 


Bates,  Joseph  Clement, 
Bell,  Charles  Upharn, 
Beverage,  Thomas  Taylor, 
Blanchard,  Addison, 
Brown,  George  Edgar, 
Cheney,  Horace  Rundlett, 
Dearborn,  Alvah  Berton, 
Duxbury,  John  Wheeler, 
Emery,  George  Addison, 
Fogg,  James  Lewis, 
Gilmore,  Rodelphus  Howard, 
Giveen,  Thomas  Martin, 
Greene,  Benjamin  Dwight, 
Greene,  William  Ellsworth, 
Haines,  George  Augustine, 
Hall,  Orran  Rensalleer, 
Harriman,  George  Goodwin, 
Hayes,  Calvin  Lewis, 
Howe,  James  Madison,  Jr., 
Hussey,  Thomas  Wright  Hale, 


Residences. 

Richmond, 

Exeter,  N.  H., 

Thomaston, 

Cumberland  Center, 

Hampden, 

Lewiston, 

Harpsioell, 

Dover,  N.  H., 

Saco, 

Windham, 

heeds, 

Brunswick, 

Brunswick, 

Newport, 

Biddeford, 

Naples. 

Great  Falls,  N  H., 

Kittery. 

Fryeburg, 

Barjington,  N.  H., 


Riromt. 

Mrs.  Berry's. 
2   A.  H. 

4  A.  H.    I 
11    W.H.    ! 

10  M.  H. 
O   W.  H. 

13    W.  H. 
9    M.  H. 

Mrs.  Merrill's. 
Mr.  Varney's. 

11  w.  II. 
Capt.  Martin's. 

Mr.  Greene's. 
Mr.  Greene's. 

5  A.  H. 


9    M.  H. 

9    W.H. 
11    M.  H. 


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Jordan,  Henry  Irving, 

West  /.rook, 

31    A.  II. 

Kimball,  !  enry, 

Shaphigh, 

24    M.  H. 

Libby,  Gideon, 

Sjc.o,                     M 

ss  Thompson's. 

Lowell,  Hamilton  Smith, 

Windham, 

29  a.  ii. 

Pease,  George  Manlius, 

Bridgton, 

10    A.  II. 

Phillips,  Daniel  Moulton, 

G  or  htm. 

Pickard,  Adoniram  Jndson, 

West  Hampien, 

10    H.  II 

Pike,  Frederick  W.  Augustine, 

Corn  ish, 

9  w.  i'. 

Poor,  James  Waterman, 

Belfast. 

Putnam,  Nathaniel  French, 

Croydon,  N.  H., 

21     M.  H. 

Remick,  Frank  Chadbourne, 

Cornish, 

15    W.   IT. 

Roberts,  J.  Harrison, 

Rochester,  N.  H., 

10  w,  ii. 

Robinson,  Richard  Winfield, 

Portland, 

6    M.  11. 

Shackford,  Charles  Burnham, 

Conway,  N.  H., 

1  1    M.  II. 

Smith,  Andrew  Jackson, 

Sivjns  Island, 

13     A.    H. 

Smith,  Benjamin  Fuller, 

Wiscassef, 

3    A.  II. 

Smith,  Andrew  R.  Giddings, 

Bridgton, 

19    A.  H. 

Smyth,  S.  P.  Newman, 

Brunswick, 

Prof.  Smyth's. 

Stuart,  Albion  Wesley, 

Etna, 

5  w.  H. 

S;urtevant,  E.  Lewis, 

Winthrop, 

6  w.  ii. 

Trufant,  Isaiah, 

11  trips  well, 

13    A.   II. 

Varney,  Cyrus  B?de, 

Winlha.m, 

Mr.  Varney's 

Watson,  Charles  Chaplin, 

Gilford,  N.  H., 

19    A.   11. 

Webber,  Jacob  Brackett, 

Frecport, 

12  w.  n. 

Weymouth,  Sewall  Coffin, 

Portland, 

23    A.   H. 

Willard,  Alexander  Drummond, 

N.  New  Portland, 

4    A.   II. 

Wood,  Nathan  Henry, 

Portland, 

S  w.  ii. 

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Adams,  John  Mozier, 
Adams,  Geo.  William  Mozier, 
Appleton,  Frederick  Hunt, 
Bennett,  Charles, 
Bennett,  Joseph, 
Bryant,  Benjamin  French, 
Caswell,  Samuel  Shannon, 
Curtis,  Charles, 
Daggett,  Charles  Boardman, 
Davis,  Owen  W.,  Jr., 
Deering,  Enoch  Marshall, 
Deering,  John,  Jr., 
Dixon,  James  Payson, 
Dow,  John  Emery,  Jr., 
Emery,  Henry  Brown, 
Fellows,  Albert  Owen, 
Foster,  Enoch,  Jr., 
Frye,  Sanford  Oscar, 


Residences. 

Rooms. 

Will  on. 

Wilton. 

Bangor, 

15    A.    II. 

Bridgton. 

Sweden, 

22  w.  it. 

North  Fcnj?tle 

Strafford,  N. 

tr., 

17    A.  11. 

Garland, 

10    A.    11. 

Far  min  g  ton  i 

25  w.  n. 

Great  Falls,  N.R.> 

25  w.  h. 

Hzrrison, 

Mrs.  Pierce's. 

Sarc, 

30   A.  II. 

West  Libanon 

» 

32   M.  H. 

Portland, 

21  w.  ii. 

Bangor, 

15    A.  n. 

Faystte, 

27  w.  h. 

Neiury, 

26  w.  ii. 

Bath, 

M 

r.  Woodman's. 

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Gerrish,  William  Little, 
Gibbs,  Charles  Erwin, 
Gordon,  George  Marcus, 
Grover,  Xahum  Wesley, 
Hall,  Virgil  Paris, 
Hovey,  Myron  Munson, 
Hoyt,  Henry  Nason  West, 
Ingersoll,  Edward  Chase, 
Jewett,  Charles, 
Knight,  James  Melvin, 
Libby,  Augustus  Frost, 
Libby,  Charles  Freeman, 
Littlefield,  Franklin, 
Maxwell,  James  Henry, 
McKeen,  James, 
Melcher,  Nathaniel, 
Merrill,  Henri  Tucker  Francis, 
Pearson,  William  Henry, 
Robbins,  Charles  Augustus, 
Rodick,  Daniel  Rodick, 
White,  Thomas  Herbert, 
Whitney,  Joseph  Newell, 
Wight,  John  Green, 
Woodbury,  Webster, 
Woods,  John  Harrison, 
Wright,  Alonzo  Parsons, 


Portland, 
Waterville, 
Saco, 

West  Bethel, 
West  Peru, 
Boston,  Mass., 
Portland, 
Bangor, 
Bath, 
Sice  den, 
Portland, 
Portland, 
Saco, 
Portland, 
Brunswick, 
Top  sham, 
Portland, 


6  M.  H. 
27  w.  h. 
32  M.  H. 

20  A.  H. 

Rev.  Mr.  Wight's. 

11  A.   H. 

9  A.  H. 
16  A.  II. 

Mrs.  Dunning's. 
9  w.  ii. 

IS  A.  II. 

15  A.  II. 

32  a.  ii. 

12  A.  H. 

Mr  McKeen's. 
20  a.  H, 

16  A.  H. 


Neivburyport,  Mass.,  21  w.  H. 
Brunswick,  .  Mr.  Robbins'. 
Freeporl,  Mrs.  Dunning's. 


Bangor, 
Raymond, 
Gorham,  N.  H., 
Sweden, 
Farming  ton. 
New  Vineyard, 


14   A.   II. 

10    A.  H. 

26  w.  h. 

30    M.   H. 

28  w.  ii. 
28  w.  h. 


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Names. 

Anderson,  Thomas, 
AndrewSjVVm.  Henry  Harrison, 
Arey,  Arthur  Brainard, 
Bennett,  Joseph  Louville, 
Burleigh,  Oliver  Briard, 
Cobb,  Allen  Cory  don, 
Coffin,  Stephen  J., 
Cotton,  John  Bradbury, 
Cutts,  Usher  Ward, 
Davis,  S.  Granville,- 
Drake,  Arthur  Gilman, 
Dudley,  James  Frederick, 
Eaton,  George  Thomas, 
Estabrook,  Frederick  Roscoe, 
Fuller,  Charles, 
Fullerton,  Jeremiah  Ellsworth, 
Fisk,  Rodolphus  Dickenson, 
Gatchell,  Prince  Albert, 
Harmon,  Stephen  Walter, 
Hayes,  Frank  Lord, 
:  Herrick,  John  Jacob, 


Residences.  Booms. 

Washington,  B.C.,  Mrs.  Snow's 

Neivburgh,  16  w.  h. 

Hampden. 

Bridgton,  22  w.  h. 

Great  Falls,  N.H.,  22  m.  h. 

Pownal. 


Thorndike, 

Lewiston, 

Biddcford. 

Denmark, 

Plymouth. 

Hampden, 

Bath. 

Camden. 

Lincoln, 

Bath, 

Rome,  Mass. 

Lincoln, 

West  Buxton, 

Saco, 

Auburn. 


Miss  E wing's. 
15  M.  H. 

22  w.  h. 

22    M.  H. 


Miss  Tebbett's. 
Mr.  Woodman's. 

28  M.  H. 

Mrs.  Pierce's, 

30  a.  H. 


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B  O  W  D  O  I  \      C  O  L  I,  K  G  E  . 


Hiil,  Melvin  Joseph, 
Ilolyoke,  Charles  Galen, 
Ingalls,  Ezra  Melville, 
Kennedy,  Augustine, 
Knight,  Harlan  Page, 
Kyes,  Ebenezer  Sylvester, 
Lawrence,  Horatio  Bartlett, 
Lewis,  George, 
Locke,  Joseph  Alvah, 
Merriam,  Leander  Otis, 
Milliken,  Joseph  William, 
Moore,  Joseph  Eugene, 
Oak,  Henry  Lebbeus, 
Packard,  George  Thomas, 
Pratt,  Henry  Otis, 
Rogers,  Edwin  Searle, 
Sariol,  Juan  Bautista, 
Smith,  Horatio  Fox, 
Shepard,  Thomas, 
Stearns,  Arthur  Tappan, 
Stone,  Moses  Cornelius, 
Swasev,  Henrv  William, 
Warren,  William   L., 
Weeks,  Charles, 
Williams,  George  Roscoe, 
Woodbury,  George  Walker, 
Woodbury,  Roleston, 


Biddeford,  25  ;.-.  n. 
Yarmouth. 
Harrison. 

Wuldoho;-o\  3  a.  ii. 
Hancock,  N.H.,  Rev.  Mr.  Wight's. 

North  Jay,  22  a,  ii. 

Wo?jnr,  Mrs.  Council's. 
Bridg/oy?. 

Biddeford,  22  A.  II. 

Garland,  14  w.  v. 

Bangor,  Mr  Dresser's. 

Lisbon,  16  w.  n. 

Garland,  14   w.  v. 

Biddeford,  2-5  a.  ii. 
Foxcroft. 

Pat/en,  Mrs.  Richardson's. 

Havana,  Cuba,  17  a.  ii. 

G  or  ham,  14  M.  n. 


Bi)i£ror, 


5   M.  II. 


Lovcll  Centre,  24  M.  h. 

Jay,  27  a.  ii. 

Stanlish,  6  a.  ii. 

TI^ s^rooA:,  26  w,  n. 

Damariscolta,  Mrs  Snow's. 

Fctalvma,  Cal.  16  W.  u. 
Sweden. 
Sweden. 

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Candidates  for  admission  into  the  Freshman  Class  are  required 
to  write  Latin  grammatically,  and  to  be  well  versed  in  Geography, 
Arithmetic,  six  sections  in  Smyth's  Algebra,  Cicero's  Select  Orations, 
(Johnson's  edit,  or  an  equivalent  in  amount,)  the  Bucolics,  two  Georgics, 
and  nine  books  of  the  iEneid  of  Virgil,  Sallust,  (Andrews'  edit.,)  Xeno- 
phon's  Anabasis,  five  books,  Homer's  Iliad,  two  books*;  together  with 
Latin  and  Greek  Grammar  and  Prosody,  and  the  first  thirty  exercises 
of  Arnold's  Latin  Prose  Composition.  They  must  produce  certificates 
of  their  good  moral  character.  The  time  for  examination  is  the  Friday 
after  Commencement,  and  the  first  Thursday  in  the  first  and  second 
terms.  But  no  candidate  shall  be  examined  after  the  opening  of  the 
year,  unless  he  designs  to  remain  and  pursue  study  with  his  class. 
Candidates  for  admission  into  the  other  classes  will  be  examined  also 
in  the  books  which  have  been  studied  by  the  class,  into  which  admission 
is  requested.  Students  from  other  Colleges,  before  they  can  be  examin- 
ed, must  produce  a  certificate  of  their  regular  dismission. 

N.  B.  Particular  attention  to  English  Grammar  and  Composition  is 
urged  as  essential  to  a  suitable  preparation  for  the  College  Course.  The 
examination  in  the  Grammar  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  Languages,  including 
the  Prosody  of  both,  and  in  writing  Latin  will  be  particular. 

Andrews  and  Stoddard's,  or  Zumpt's  Latin  Grammar,  and  Kiihner's 
Elementary  Greek  Grammar,  (Edward's  and  Taylor's  translation),  or 
Hadley's,  are  preferred. 


*  As  an  equivalent,  Felton's  Greek  Reader  is  accepted  ;  or  Jacob's,  or  Owen's 
Greek  Reader  with  the  two  first  Gospels  of  the  Greek  Testament. 


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fresljmaa  (£ias« 


FIRST   TERM. 


J) 

(  Felton's  Extracts  from  the  Greek  Historians. 

Greek  Grammar,  (Kiihner's.) 

Arnold's  Greek  Prose  Composition. 

Lincoln's  Livy — (two  books.) 

Paley's  Natural  Theology. 

Smyth's  Algebra. 

Arnold's  Latin  Prose  Composition. 
L  Lectures  on  Habits  of  Study,  dec. 

Odyssey  commenced. 
Greek  Grammar. 
Livy. — Smyth's  Algebra. 
second  term.  -I  Eschenburg's  Manual,  translated  by  Fiske. 
Arnold's  Latin  Prose  Composition. 
Arnold's  Greek  Prose  Composition. 
k  Paley's  Natural  Theology  finished  and  reviewed. 

Odyssey. 
Greek  Grammar. 
Cicero  de  Senectute,  Arc. 
Smyth's  Algebra  finished. 
Legendre's  Geometry. 
Exercises  in  Elocution. 
Arnold's  Latin  Prose. 
Arnold's  Greek  Prose. 
Sacred  History. 
k  Review  of  the  studies  of  the  year. 


THIRD  term. 


Sopljomorc  Class. 


FIRST  TERM. 


(  Whately's  Rhetoric.    Pt.  I.,  II. 

Demosthenes,  Olynthiacs. 

Greek  Prose  Composition. 

Horace,  (Odes.) 

Legendre's  Geometry. 

French  Language,  (Fasquelle's  Exercises,  Dumas'  Na- 
poleon, and  Spiers',  or  Spiers  and  Surenne's  Pro- 
nouncing Dictionary.) 


COURSE    OF    STUDY 


19 


(  Demosthenes.  Philippics,  &c. 
I  Horace,  (Satires  and   Epistles);  Cicero's  Tusculan 
J  Questions.  I. 

]  Smyth's  Trigonometry — Heights  and  Distances,  Survey- 
ing, and  Navigation. 
Spherical  Trigonometry. 

French  Language,  (Fasquelle's  Exercises  and  Guizot's 
Hisioirc  de  la  Civilization.) 


SECOND  TERM. 


(  Alcestis  of  Euripides. 
I   Cicero. 

THIRD  TERM.         -I    ^  ,     T  ,«     •      t.     tt-   .    •        J     i     r^       r  \ 

]  French  Language,  (Guizots  Histoire  de  la  Civilization.) 
I  Review  ot  the  studies  of  the  year. 


ifttntor  Class. 

f  Tacitus,  Hist.  Book  I.    Satires  of  Juvenal. 
|  German,  (Douai's  Grammar.  Adler's  German  Dictionary 
ftrst  term.       \  and  Reader.) 

|  Greek,  (Demosthenes  de  Corona.) 
1^  Smyth's  Calculus. 


SECOND  TERM 


(  Mechanics  ;  Pneumatics;  Electricity;  Magnetism. 
Whately's  Rhetoric.     Pt.  III. 

German,  (Douai's  Grammar  and  Fonque's  Undine,)  or 
Greek,  (Apology  and  Crito  of  Plato  ) 
Juvenal  finished.    Tacitus,  (Agricola  and  Germania.) 
Spanish  Language,  (Seoane's  Neuman  te  Baretti's 

Dictionary,  Ollendorff's  Grammar,  and  Novelas 

Espaiiolas.) 


(  Optics;  Acoustics;  Calculus. 

German,  (Goethe's  Faust.) 
j  Natural  History. 
third  term.      \  Vatlel>s  Law  0f  Nations. 

Spanish  Language,  (Don  Quijote.) 
^  Review  of  the  studies  of  the  year. 


FIRST  TERM. 


0emor  Class. 

{  Astronomy. 

|  English  Literature. 

\  Paley's  Evidences. 

\  Upham's  Mental  Philosophy. 

^  Moral  Science — Wayland's  Elements. 


20 


B  O  W  D  O  I  N     COLL  E  G   !•;  . 


StlOM)    i  i:km.    < 


(  Chemistry. 

Butler's  Analogy. 

Mental  Philosophy  continued. 

Moral  Science — Wayland's  Elements. 

English  Literature  ; — Chaucer. 

Hebrew  and  Italian  Languages. 


THIJID  TERM. 


(  Butler's  Analogy. 

Upham's  Treatise  on  the  Will. 

Moral  Science — Wayland's  Elements. 
J  English  Literature  ; — Chaucer. 

Hebrew  and  Italian  continued. 

Review  of  the  studies  of  the  vear. 


EXERCISES  DURING  THE  YEAR. 

Weekly  Exercises  in  Declamation  of  all  the  Classes. 
Original  Declamations  by  the  Juniors. 
Forensic  Disputations  by  the  Seniors. 
Compositions  in  English  of  the  three  upper  Classes. 
Weekly  Translations  into  Latin  by  the  Freshman  Class. 
Translations  into  English  by  the  Sophomore  Class. 
Two  weeks,  preceding  the  term  Examinations,  are  spent  in  review  of 
the  studies  of  the  term. 
There  are  two  Exhibitions  each  year,  by  the  Senior  and  Junior  Classes ; 
and  two  Prize  Declamations,  by  the  Junior  and  Sophomore  Classes. 

LECTURES. 


All  the  Year.     By  Prof.  E.  C.  Smyth — On  Natural  and  Revealed  Re- 
ligion. 
Fall  Term.  By  Prof.  Chamberlain — On  Philology  to  the  Junior  and 

Sophomore  Classes. 
By  Prof.  Smyth — On  Astronomy  to  the  Senior  Class. 
By  Prof.   Packard — On  Classical  Literature. 
Spring  Term.       By  Prof.  Chadbocrne — On  Chemistry  to  the  Senior  Class. 

By  Prof.  Smyth — On  Mechanics. 
Summer  Term.     By  Prof.  Chadbourne — On  Natural  History  to  the 
Junior  Class. 
By  Prof  Smyth — On  Natural  Philosophy  to  the  Junior 

Class. 
By  Prof.  Chameerlain — On  Modern  Literature  to  the 
Senior  and  Junior  Classes. 


PRIZES,   LIBRARIES,    &C.  21 


VISITING   COMMITTEE. 

HON.  J09IAH  PIERCE,         ) 

>    Of  the  Trustees. 
HON ,  J .  W.  B R  A  D BU BY,       ) 

REV.  DAVID  SHEPLEY,      ) 

HON.  WM.  W.THOMAS,        >    Of  the  Overseers. 

REV.  EDWARD  F. CUTTER,    ) 


EXAMINING   COMMITTEE 

REV.  JOHN  0.  FISKE, 

REV.  SEW, 

HON.  WM.  W.  THOMAS, 

REV.  E.  WHITTLESEY,         >    Of  the  Overseers. 

REV.  S.  ALLEN.  ) 


N  0.  FISKE,  ) 

ALL  TENXEY,      \    °f  the  TrUSte6S- 


PRIZES. 

The  sum  of  Thirty  Dollars  is  annually  given  as  a  premium  for  excellence 
in  Composition,  to  those  members  of  the  Senior  Class  whose  parts  at  Exhi- 
bition are  deemed  most  deserving  by  a  Committee  of  award  appointed  by  the 
Executive  Government. 

Prizes  amounting  to  Thirty  Dollars  are  in  like  manner  assigned  to  mem- 
bers of  the  Junior  Class  for  excellence  in  Oratory  at  their  annual  Prize 
Declamation. 

A  Prize  of  Ten  Dollars — called  the  Sewall  Premium — is  awarded  also  to 
members  of  the  Sophomore  Class  for  excellence  in  Declamation.  ' 

The  Prize  for  the  Sophomore  Prize  Declamation,  July,  1861,  was  awarded 
to  George  A.  Haines. 

For  the  Junior  Prize  Declamation,  July,  to  Sylvester  Burnham,  Johx 
T.  Mag  rath  and  Edward  N.  Packard. 

For  the  Fall  Exhibition,  November,  1S61,  the  first  to  Dorvjlle  Ltbey,  the 
second  to  Edward  N.  Packard. 


LIBRARIES. 

The  number  of  volumes  in  the  College  Library  is  over         -  14,600 

Medical   Library                   3,550 

Peucinian             -                 6,820 

Athensean            ...         _..-.  5,625 


Totnl     .      -  30,595 


ANNUAL    EXPENSES. 
Tuition,  $  30.00.     Room  rent,  S  10,00.     Incidental  charges  on  the  Col- 
lege bills,  S  12,00.     Board,  S  2,00  to  8  3,00  per  week.     Other  expenses,  as 
wood,  lights,  washing,  use  of  books  and  furniture,  $35,00.    Total,  $  185,00. 


MEDICAL  SCHOOL  OF  MAINE. 


FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 


LEONARD  WOODS,  D.  D.,  President. 

PAUL  A.  CIIADBOURNE,  M.  A.,  Secretary  &  Librarian. 

EBENEZER  EVERETT,  M.  A, 

ISAAC  LINCOLN,  M.  D. 

JAiMES  M'KEEN,  M.  D. 

II.  II.  HILL,  M.D. 

A.  J.  FULLER,  M.  D. 

AMOS  NOURSE,  M.  D. 

HON.  JOHN  S.TENNEY,  LL.D. 

TIMOTHY  CHILDS,  M.  D. 

DAVID  S.  CONANT,  M.  D. 

ISRAEL  T.   DANA,  M.  D. 

WM.  W.  ROBINSON,  M.  D. 


MEDICAL  CLASS. 


FEB. -MAY,  1862. 


THIRD     COURSE, 


Names.  Residences. 

Benson,  William  Roscoe,  m.d.      Newport. 


Ela,  Charles  Clark, 
Gilmore,  Alven  Keen, 
Haynes,  Charles  Fred, 
Lowe,  Ivory, 

Norris,  Lewis  Edwin,  m.d. 
Sawyer,  Rufus  Payne, 
Stanton,  Joshua  Otis, 
Staples,  Franklin,  m.d. 
Wilson,  Charles  Lorin, 


Brownfield, 

Bath, 

East  Livermore, 

Mercer, 

Monson. 

Fryeburg  Centre, 


Instructors. 

Jesse  P.  Sweat,  m.d. 
Thadeus  HUdreth,  m.d. 
A.  R.  Millett,  m.d. 
J.  Robbins,  Jr.,  m.d. 

I.  Chandler,  m.d. 


Farmington,  N.H.,    D.  T.  Parker,  m.d. 

Portland. 

Newjield,  Wm.  Swasey,  m.d. 


SECOND    COURSE. 


Boothby,  Alonzo, 

Athens, 

J.  B.  Kinsman,  m.d. 

Dennett,  Roscoe, 

Buxton, 

John  A.  Berry,  m.d.  <fe 
Portland  School  for 
Medical  Instruction. 

Emery,  Melvin  Augustus, 

South  Parso? 

sfield, 

I.  M.  Trafton,  m.d.  <Sc 
M.  Sweat,  m.d. 

Foster,  Timothy  Steele, 

Brunswick, 

N.  T.  Palmer,  m.d. 

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M  EDICAL      SCHOOL. 


Gould,  Samuel  Lampson,  jr., 
Holt,  Sumner  Grcenleaf, 
Johnson,  Eugene  William, 
MaDSOD,  Melville  Harrison, 
Merrill,  Lewis  Austin, 


Albany, 
Albany, 

Soutlc  Durham, 
South  Liminglon, 
Georgetown,  Mass., 


North,  James  William,  jr.,  a.b.   Augusta, 
Palmer,  Aklen  D.,  Orono, 

Peablcs,  Andrew  31.,  Danville, 


Searcy,  Henry  Hill, 
Stone,  Cyrus,  a.m. 
Wolhaupter,  David  Philip, 


Bangor, 
Brunswick. 

Woodstock,  X  B., 


C.  Hutchinson,  m  d. 
C.  Hutchinson,  m  u. 
C.  Kendiick,  Jr.,  m  d. 
M.  Sweat,  m.d. 
Stephen  Mighill,  m.d. 

Portland  School  for 
Medical  Instruction. 

J.  Mason,  m.d.  8c 
W.  M.  Allen,  m.d. 

II.  L.  K.Wiggin,  m.d  ..V 
A.D  Edgecomb,  m.d. 

Calvin  Seavey,  .m.d. 

T.  C.  Brown,  m.d. 


Abbott,  Delon  Henry, 


FIRST    COURSE 

Orono, 


Allen,  George  Otis, 

Baker,  Grenville  3Iellen,  Stand ish, 

Ballard,  Edward,  Fnjeburg, 

Bolan,  Wallace,  New  Sharon, 

Bucknam,  Alvan  Fclch,  a.b.  Yarmouth, 

Chadbourne,  Sylvester  W.,  A.M.  South  Bewick, 

Priucut  >n  Colt. 

Colman,  Nathaniel  Bryant,  Yassdboro\ 


•\\\  H.  Allen,  m.d.  te 
J  .  H.  Thompson,  m.d. 

Hubbards ton,  Mass.,     S.  E.  Sylvester,  m.d. 


J.  E.  Walker,  m.d. 
D.  L.  Lamson,  m.d. 
Alfred  Bolan,  m.d. 
Prof.  Ccnant. 
Theo.  H.  Jcwett,  m.d. 

Portland   School  for 
Medical  Instruction. 


Eaton,  William  Winslow,  a.b. 

Brunswick, 

J.  D.  Lincoln,  m.d'. 

Ellis,  Daniel  Fulton, 

Brunswick, 

Asher  Ellis,  m.d. 

Evans,  Calvin  Eastman, 

Isfand  Pond,  Vt , 

C.  G.  Adams,  m.d. 

Franklin,  Irenus  Hamilton, 

Ed  gar  ton,  3Iass  , 

E.  Mayberry.  m.d. 

Gil  man,  Oliver  Lamprey, 

Tamworth  Ville,N.H. 

,  G.  W.  Gale,  m.d., 
W.W.Page,  m  D.ic 

i 

E.  Wilkinson,  m.d. 

MEDICAL     SCHOOL. 


27 


Goodalc,  George  L.,  a.b.,  Amh. 
Grant,  Jaspar  S.,  a.b.,  Dart. 

Gray,  Joseph  Borniee, 

Hayes,  Charles, 
Hobbs,  Ben, 
Lnrabcc,  George  H., 
Lurrabee,  John  A., 
Leavitt,  William  Bradbury, 
Loring,  Charles  Parkman,  a.b. 
Mitchell,  Alfred,  a.b. 

Packard,  Samuel  Adams, 
Parker,  Fred.  Grafton, 
Pendleton,  Lewis  Warrington, 
Purington,  Augustus  Franklin, 
Putnam,  Joseph  H., 
'Reynolds,  Henry  A., 
Roche,  Edward  Paul, 
Smedley,  Alvan  Hyde, 
Springer,  Wm.  Oliver  Grant, 

Stubbs,  George  Eastman,  a.b. 
Sturgis,  Benjamin  F., 

Sturgis,  James  Gorhara, 

Thayer,  Augustus-  Spaulding, 
Van  Gieson,  Henry  C  ,  a.b. 

Is'ew  York  University. 

Vosc,  Edwin  Howard, 
Wfebb,  Melville  Emerson, 


Saco, 

Ossipec  Centre,  N.H., 

Dmmark, 
Berwick, 
Rochester,  N.H., 
EJgartcwn,  Mass., 
Brunswick, 
Athens, 
Auburn, 
Yarmouth, 

Bath, 

East  Corinth, 

Gorham, 

Richmond, 

Johnstown,  N.  Y-, 

Bangor, 

Litchfield, 

Williamstown,  Mass., 

Litchfield, 

Strong, 

Gorham, 

Standish, 

Paris, 
Paterson,  N  J , 

R'ibbinston, 
Bridgton, 


Portland  School  for 

Medical  Instruction. 
N.  Grant,  m.d.  & 

W.  H.Grant,  m.h. 
J.  H.  Fnrrington,  m.d. 

Freeman  Hall,  m.d. 

E.  C.  Dow,  M.D. 

E.  Mayberry,  m.d. 

Prof.  Conant. 

J.  S.  Tobcy,  m.d. 

H.  C.  Bradford,  m.d. 

Portland  School  for 

Medical  Instruction. 
T.  Hildreth,  m.d. 

J.  Huckins,  m.d. 

N.  P.  Monroe,  m.d. 

James  Mclveen,  m.d. 

C.  W.  Gleason,  m.d. 

Wm.  H.  Brown,  .m.d. 

C.  Kendrick,  Jr.,  m.d. 

J.  Smedley,  m.d. 

C.  Kendrick,  Jr.,  m.d. 

J.  A.  Richards,  m.d. 
James  M.  Buzzell,  »  d. 

E.  Pcabody,  m.d.  <?c 
J.  M.  Buzzell,  m.d. 

Thomas  H.  Brown,  m.d. 
S.  B.  Merrill,  m.d. 

J.  Holmes.  y..n.  $c 
C.  E.  Swan,  m.d. 
J.  P.  Webb,  M.D. 


28 


M  KDICAL     SCHOOL. 


Webber,  Sewall  H., 
Weeks,  Stephen  Holmes, 

Wiley,  Philenthius  C,  a.b. 
Williams,  Ben, 


South  Paris, 
Chatham,  NIL, 

Bethel, ' 

South  Thomaston, 


Wm.  A.  Bust,  m.d. 

Portland  School  for 
Medical  Instruction. 

R.  G.Wiley,  .m.d. 
John  T.  Main,  m.d. 


FRANKLIN    STAPLE-,  M.D. ,     Demonstrator  in  Anatomy. 

ROSCOE  DENNETT,         j 

>  Projectors  in  Surgery, 

CHARLES  F.  IIAYNES.  ) 

WILLIAM  W.  EATON,  A.B.,     Acting  Librarian. 

RUFUS  P.  SAWYER,  \ 

CHARLES  F.   IIAYNES,  \    Assistant  Librarians. 

CHARLES  L.  WILSON,  ) 


68 


MEDICAL    SCHOOL.  29 


Ifititual  ^rfjnnl  nf  Mum. 

The  Medical  School  of  Maine,  by  an  Act  of  the  Legislature,  is  placed 
under  the  superintendence  and  direction  of  the  Boards  of  Trustees  and  Over- 
seers of  Bowdoin  College.  By  the  joint  authority  of  these  two  Boards  all  the 
degrees  of  M.D.  are  conferred. 

The  New  Medical  College,  now  completed,  affords  most  ample  accommo- 
dations for  every  department  of  the  School.* 

The  Medical  Session  commences  early  in  February,  annually,  and 
continues  sixteen  weeks.  Students,  and  particularly  candidates  for  a  de- 
gree, are  examined  either  daily  or  weekly  on  theffsubjects  of  the  Lectures. 

The  Lectures  of  the  Medical  Session  are  divided  into  two  series.  The 
order  best  adapted  to  medical  instruction  is  thus  secured.  The  first  series, 
embracing  Anatomy  and  Physiology,  Materia  Medica,  Chemistry  and  Phar- 
macy, will  close  the  middle  of  April,  and  candidates  for  degrees  will  then  be 
examined  in  these  studies. 

The  second  series,  embracing  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Medicine, 
Surgery,  Obstetrics,  and  Medical  Jurisprudence,  will  commence  the  middle 
of  April  and  continue  till  the  close  of  the  Session,  when  the  examination  of 
candidates  for  degrees  will  be  completed. 

It  is  highly  important  that  students  should  be  present  at  the  commence- 
ment of  the  Session. 

The  Fees  for  admission  to  the  several  courses  of  Lectures,  payable  in 
advance,  are  $55. 

The  Graduation  fee,  including  an  engraved  Diploma  on  Parchment,  is  $18. 
Matriculation  or  Library  fee,  payable  but  once,  $5. 

Pupils,  who  have  attended  two  full  courses  of  Medical  Lectures,  one  of 
which  courses  must  have  been  at  this  School,  are  admitted  to  all  subsequent 
courses,  without  payment  of  any  Lecture  fees. 

Students,  who  have  attended  two  full  courses  at  other  regular  Medical  In- 
stitutions, are  required  to  pay  one  third  of  the  usual  fees  for  admission  totheir 
first  course  of  Lectures  at  this  School,  in  addition  to  the  Matriculation  fee. 


*  This  new  building  stands  north  of  the  other  college  buildings,  as  may  be  seen  upon 
our  steel  plate. 


30  MEDICAL     SCHOOL. 


Members  of  the  Medical  School  may,  at  their  request,  have  the  privilege 
of  attending,  without  additional  expense,  the  Lectures  on  Natural  History, 
delivered  to  the  undergraduates  during  the  Medical  Session. 

GRADUATION. 

Candidates  for  the  Degree  of  Doctor  of  Medicine  are  examined  by  the 
Faculty  of  Medicine  immediately  after  the  termination  of  theCourse  of  Lec- 
tures, and  also  on  the  second  Mond;iy  before  the  annual  Commencement  of 
the  College,  which  occurs  on  the  first  Wednesday  of  August. 

They  must  have  devoted  three  years  to  their  professional  studies  under 
the  direction  of  a  regular  Practitioner  of  Medicine.  They  must  have  attended 
two  full  courses  of  Medical  Lectures  in  some  incorporated  Medical  Institution, 
and  the  last  course  previous  to  examination  must  have  been  at  this  Medical 
School.  They  must  deposite  with  the  Faculty  satisfactory  certificates  of  having 
pursued  their  Medical  Studies  for  the  required  term,  and  of  possessing  at  the 
time  of  examination  a  good  moral  character. — They  must  also  pass  a  satis- 
factory Examination  in  Anatomy,  Physiology,  Surgery,  Chemistry,  Materia 
Medica,  Pharmacy,  Obstetrics,  and  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Medicine. — 
They  must  read  and  defend  a  Thesis  or  Dissertation  on  some  Medical  sub- 
ject, in  the  presence  of  the  Faculty  of- Medicine. 

Those  Candidates,  who  have  not  received  a  Collegial  education,  must 
satisfy  the  Faculty  of  their  proficiency  in  the  Latin  Language  and  in  Natu- 
ral Philosophy. 

Degrees  are  conferred  at  the  close  of  each  Course  of  Lectures,  and  at  the 
annual  Commencement  of  the  College  in  August. 

A  fair  copy  of  the  Thesis  or  Dissertation  must  be  deposited  with  the 
Secretary  of  the  Faculty  at  least  ten  days  before  the  commencement  of  the 
Examination  at  the  close  of  the  Lectures.  These  copies  are  preserved  in 
the  Medical  Library ;  and  it  is  required,  that  they  should  be  written  on  Let- 
ter paper  of  medium  size,  with  a  wide  margin,  left  for  the  purpose  of  bind- 
ing them  into  volumes. 

LIBRARY. 

The  Medical  Library,  attached  to  this  School,  is  one  of  the  best  in  the 
United  States.  It  contains  about  3,550  vols.,  principally  modern  works, 
which  have  been  selected  with  much  care  ;  and  is  annually  increasing.  It 
embraces  an  extensive  and  valuable  collection  of  Plates,  among  which  are 
the  works  of  Albinus,  Baillie,  Eateman,  the  Belh,  Breschet,  Bright, Carswell, 
Cloquet,  Cooper,  Cruveilhier,  Home,  Hooper,  Lizars,  Maygrier,  Scarpa,  See- 
rig,  Swan,  Tiedemann,  Vicq  d'Azyr,  Websr,  ccc.  &c. 


MEDICAL     SCHOOL.  31 


All  the  Members  of  the  Medical  Class  are  entitled  to  borrow  two  volumes 
a  week  from  the  Library.  Those,  who  are  candidates  for  examination  for  the 
degree  of  M.  D.  during  the  year,  are  permitted  to  exchange  their  books  twice 
a  week,  thus  giving  them  the  privilege  of  consulting  four  volumes  each  week. 

ANATOMICAL    CABINET. 

The  Anatomical  Cabinet  was  purchased  in  Paris;  and  most  of  the  Prepa- 
rations were  there  made  under  the  direction  of  the  late  Professor  Thillaye. 

Many  wet  preparations  have  however  been  added  from  year  to  year. — 
Its  valuable  specimens  of  Morbid  and  Comparative  Anatomy  are  also  con- 
stantly increasing;  so  that  every  department  of  practical  Anatomy  can  now 
be  fully  demonstrated  from  this  collection. 

The  students,  divided  into  classes  containing  3  or  4  individuals,  are  fur- 
nished with  the  separated  bones  of  the  Skeleton  for  examination  at  theirpri- 
vate  rooms. 

The  Chemical  Department  embraces  every  Article  of  Apparatus  essential 
to  a  complete  illustration  of  the  principles  of  Chemistry.  This  Course  also 
includes  a  very  full  exhibition  of  the  principles  of  Common  and  Galvanic 
Electricity,  Electro-Magnetism,  and  Magneto-Electricity,  with  numerous 
experiments. 

Lectures  will  also  be  given  to  the  Medical  Class  on  those  departments  of 
Natural  Philosophy,  which  are  especially  connected  with  Medical  Science. 

SURGERY. 

An  extensive  and  valuable  collection  of  Instruments  and  Apparatus  has 
been  provided  for  the  department  of  Surgery  ;  which  will  be  completed  by 
the  Professor  in  this  Department.  Frequent  opportunities  for  witnessing  Sur- 
gical operations  will  be  afforded. 

All  operations  in  the  presence  of  the  Medical  Class  will  be  performed 
without  charge.  It  is  considered  important,  that  this  fact  should  be  exten- 
sively made  known  to  the  Public. 

The  foregoing  isa  brief  statement  of  the  means  of  acquiring  Medical  Know- 
ledge, which  may  be  enjoyed  at  this  Institution.  No  efforts  will  be  spared 
by  the  Professors  which  may  tend  to  render  these  means  beneficial,  and  to 
promote  the  instruction  of  pupils  in  Medical  Science. 


Calendar. 


1862. 

Jan. 

23. 

Feb. 

20. 

Apr. 

14. 

Apr. 

15. 

Apr. 

16. 

May 

1. 

July 

1. 

July 

28. 

July 

29. 

July 

29- 

Aug 

6. 

Aug. 

8. 

Aug. 

27. 

Aug. 

28. 

Nov. 

24. 

Nov. 

25. 

Spring  Term  commenced — Thursday. 

Medical  Session.commenced — Thursday. 

Exhibition  of  the  Senior  and  Junior  Classes — Monday  evening. 

Examination  of  all  the  Classes — Tuesday. 

Spring  Term  closes — Wednesday. 

VACATION    OF    TWO    WEEKS. 

Summer  Term  commences — Thursday. 
Examination  of  the  Senior  Class — Tuesday. 
Prize  Declamation  of  the  Junior  Class — Monday  evening. 
Prize  Declamation  of  the  Sophomore  Class — Tuesday  evening. 
-31.     Examination  of  the  three  lower  Classes. 
Commencement — Wednesday . 
Examination  for  admission  to  College — Friday. 

VACATION    OF    THREE    WEEKS. 

Fall  Term  commences — "Wednesday. 
Examination  for  admission  to  College — Thursday. 


Exhibition  of  the  Senior  and  Junior  Classes- 
Examination  of  all  the  Classes — Tuesday. 


•  Monday  evening. 


SUMMARY. 

MEDICAL    STUDENTS 68 

SENIOR    SOPHISTERS    .    .    .    .   ' 42 

JUNIOR    SOPHISTERS 47      • 

SOPHOMORES 44 

FRESHMEN 48       1S1 

TOTAL  249 


ABBREVIATIONS. 
W.  H.  Winthrop  Hall.  M.  H.  Maine  Hall. 

A.  H^Appleton  Hall. 


