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CATALOGUE. 


BOWDOIN  COLLEGE, 


1830. 


CATALOGUE 


OF    THE 


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BOWDOIN  COLLEGE 


AND    THE 


MEDICAL  SCHOOL 


OF  MAINE, 
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BRUNSWICK, 

Bowdoin  Press J.  Griffin,  Printer. 

1830. 


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BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES. 

Rev.  WILLIAM  ALLEN,  D.  D.   President. 

Rev.  HEZEKIAH  PACKARD,  D.  D.  V.  President. 
EBENEZER  EVERETT,  Esq.  Secretary. 

His  Excel.  JONATHAN  G.  HUNTON. 

Hon.  PRENTISS  MELLEN,  LL.  D. 

Rev.  ELIPHALET  GILLET,  D.  D. 

Rev.  ICHABOD  NICHOLS,  D.  D. 

Hon.  STEPHEN  LONGFELLOW,  LL.  D. 

Hon.  WILLIAM  P.  PREBLE,  LL.  D, 

Hon.  NATHAN  WESTON,  Jun 

Hon.  ALBION  K.  PARRIS. 

Hon.  JOHN  HOLMES. 
Hon.  JOHN  CHANDLER. 

Hon.  MARK  L.  HILL. 
Hon.  JUDAH  DANA. 
Hon.  WILLIAM  KING. 
Hon.  JAMES  BRIDGE. 
Hon.  BENJAMIN  J.  PORTER 
Hon.  JOSHUA  WINGATE. 
Hon.  ERASTUS  FOOTE. 
Hon.  ASHUR  WARE. 
Hon.  REUEL  WILLIAMS. 
ISAAC  ILSLEY,  Esq. 
ETHER  SHEPLEY,  Esq. 


BOARD    OF  OVERSEERS. 

ROBERT  H.  GARDINER,  Esq.  President. 
CHARLES  S.  DAVEIS,  Esq.  Vice  President. 
ROBERT  D.  DUNNING,  Esq.  Secretary. 
Hon.  JEREMIAH  BAILEY. 

RICHARD  COBB,  Esq. 
Rev.  JONATHAN  COGSWELL. 

SAMUEL  CONY,  Esq. 

LEVI  CUTTER,  Esq. 

DAVID  DUNLAP,  Esq, 
Rev.  ENOS  MERRILL. 
Rev.  REUBEN  NASON. 

BENJ'N  RANDALL,  Esq, 
Rev.  JOHN  W.  ELLINGWOOD. 

BENJAMIN  HASEY,  Esq. 
Dr.    JOHN  A.  HYDE. 
Dr.     ISAAC  LINCOLN. 

JOHN  MERRICK,  Esq. 

EDWARD  RUSSELL,  Esq. 
Dr.    ENOCHS.  TAPPAN. 
Rev.  BENJAMIN  TAPPAN. 

CHARLES  VAUGHAN,  Esq; 
Hon.  ABIEL  WOOD. 
Hon,  SANFORD  KINGS BERY. 
Hon.  SAMUEL  E.  SMITH. 
Hon.  WM.  D.  WILLIAMSON. 
Hon.  ALFRED  JOHNSON,  Jun. 
Rev.  ASA  CUMMINGS. 

NATH'L  GROTO^Estfr 


Hon.  ROBERT  P.  DUNLAP. 
Hon.  JOSEPH  E.  FOXCROFT. 
Hon.  JONATHAN  PAGE. 
Hon.  JOSIAH  W.  SEAVER. 
Hon.  PELEG  TALLMAN. 
Hon.  DANIEL  ROSE. 

EBENEZER  CLAPP,  Esq. 
Hon.  JOHN  DOLE. 
Hon.  PELEG  SPRAGUE. 

CHARLES  DUMMER,  Esq. 
Hon.  JOHN  ANDERSON. 
Rev.  DANIEL  GOULD. 
Hon.  RUFUS   M'INTIRE: 

WILLIAM  LADD,  Esq. 
Rev.  THOMAS  WILLIAMS. 
Rev.  SENECA  WHITE. 

WILLIAM  A.  HAYES,  Esq. 

FREDERIC  ALLEN,  Esq. 
Rev.  ASA  MEAD. 
Hon.  GEORGE  EVANS. 
Rev.  ALLEN  GREELY. 

JAMES  BOWDOIN.  Esq. 
Hon.  HENRY  W.  FULLER. 

ISAAC  G.  READ,  Esq. 

JACOB  ABBOT,  Esq. 
Rev.  SAMUEL  JOHNSON. 

JOHN  MUSSEY,  Esq. 

WILLIAMS  EMMONS,  Esq. 
JOSEPH  McKEEN,Esq.  Treasurer  of  the  College, 


OFFICERS 
OF 
INSTRUCTION  AND  GOVERNMENT. 


Rev.  WILLIAM  ALLEN,  D.  D. 

PRESIDENT. 

PARKER  CLEAVELAND,  A.  M.  Professor  of  Chemis- 
try, Mineralogy,  and  Natural  Philosophy. 

JOHN  DELAMATER,  M.  D.  Professor  of  the  Theory 
and  Practice  of  Physic. 

SAMUEL  P.  NEWMAN,  A.  M.  Professor  of  Rhetoric 
and  Oratory,  and  Lecturer  on  Civil  Polity  and  Politi- 
cal Economy. 

ALPHEUS  S.  PACKARD,  A.M.  Professor  of  Languages 
and  Classical  Literature. 

JOHN  D.  WELLS,  M.  D.  Professor  of  Anatomy  and  Sur- 
gery. 

JAMES  M'KEEN,  M.  D.  Professor  of  Obstetrics. 
THOMAS  C.  UPHAM,   A.  M.   Professor  of  Metaphysics 
and  Ethics,  and  Instructer  in  the  Hebrew  Language,  i 

WILLIAM  SMYTH,  A.  M.  Professor  of  Mathematics. 

HENRY  W.  LONGFELLOW,  A.  M.  Professor  of  the 
Modern  Languages. 

HENRY  W.  LONGFELLOW,  A.  M.  Librarian. 


FACUZiTlT  OF  MEDICINE. 


Rev.  WILLIAM  ALLEN,  D.D.  President  of  the  College. 

EBENEZER  EVERETT,  Esq.  of  the  Trustees. 

Dr.  ISAAC  LINCOLN,  of  the  Overseers. 

Dr.  JONATHAN  PAGE,  of  the  Overseers.. 

PARKER  CLEAVELAND,  M.  D.  Professor  of  Chemistry 
and  Materia  Medica. 

JOHN  DELAMATER,  M.  D.  Professor  of  the  Theory 
and  Practice  of  Physic. 

JOHN  D.  WELLS,  M.  D.  Professor  of  Anatomy  and  Sur- 
gery.* 

JAMES  M'KEEN,  M.  D.  Professor  of  Obstetrics. 


JOHN  D.  WELLS,  M.  D.  Librarian. 


MOSES   P.  CLEAVELAND,  A.  B. 

CHARLES  FIELD,  A.B.  <   Assistant  Librarians. 

GEORGE  W.   LANE,  A.B. 


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♦Assisted,  in  consequence  of  illness  at  the  commencement  of  the  term,  by 
BENJAMIN  LINCOLN,  M.  D.  Professor  of  Anatomy  in  the  University 
of  Vermont. 


STUDENTS 


ATTENDING    MEDICAL   LECTURES, 


FEBRUARY MAY,    1830. 


NAMES. 

RESIDENCE* 

INSTRUCTERS. 

Adams  John  0. 

Lebanon 

R.  Buck,  m.  d. 

Allen  Horatio  G. 

Bath 

B.  D.  Bartlett,  m.  d, 

Atkinson  Benjamin 

Newburyport,  Ms. 

J.  Atkinson,  m.  d. 

Austin  Oliver  W. 

South  Berwick 

Dr.  C.  Trafton. 

Babcock  Aaron  G. 

Princeton,  Ms. 

C.  Smith,  m.  d. 

Bacon  Liberty  W. 

Buxton 

Dr.  D.  Bacon. 

Ballou  Ariel 

Cumberland,  R.  I. 

Medical  Professors. 

Barber  Joseph  S. 

Gardiner 

E.  Holmes,  m.  d. 

Barrows  William 

Canton 

Dr.  C.  Holland. 

Bartlett  Ezekiel  M. 

Bethel 

Dr.  J.  S.  Millett. 

Bates  Joseph  N. 

Barre,  Ms. 

A.  Bates,  m.  d. 

Benson  John 

Carmel 

Dr.  J.  H.  Brainerd. 

Bourne  Hermon,  a.  b. 

Mtleborough,  Ms. 

I.  Barrows,  m.  d. 

Bradbury  Samuel  M. 

Parsonsfield 

Dr.  J.  Bradbury. 

Buck  James  M. 

Sumner 

Dr.  A.  Kittredge. 

Buxton  Benjamin  F. 

Warren 

J.  G.  Brown,  m.  d. 

Calef  Jonathan  S. 

Lyman 

R.  Buck,  m.  d. 

Chase  Enoch 

Derby,  Vt. 

M.  F.  Colby,  m.  d. 

Cleaveland  Moses  P.  A.B.Brunswick 

Medical  Professors. 

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Coggswell  Francis,  A.M.Ipswich,  Ms.  A.  Whiting,  m.  d. 

Cross  Luther  Keene,  N.  H.  A.  Twitchell,  m.  d. 

Cushman  Hosea  L.        Buckfield  Dr.  J.  Tewksbury. 

Day  Dr.  Alexander  H.  St.  Augustine,  E.  Florida. 


Dexter  Hermon  H. 
Dodge  Asa,  a.  b. 
Dorr  Joseph  P. 
Ellis  Asher 
Field  Charles,  a.  b. 
Fletcher  Franklin  P. 

Fortier  Octave  C. 

Frost  Moses 
Fuller  Jared 
Gage  Franklin,  .a  b. 
Garcelon  Seward 
Gilman  Noah 
Goodwin  George  W. 


Salisbury,  Con. 
New  Castle 
Chatham,  N.  Y. 
Topsham 
North  Yarmouth 
China 

Quebec,  L.  Canada. 

Norway 
Hampton,  Con. 
Augusta 
Lewiston 

Tamworth,  N.  H. 

South  Berwick 


Gorgendiere  O.F.DeLa  Quebec,  L.  Canada. 


Gould  Levi 
Gould  Samuel  L. 
Harris  Jerome 
Holmen  A. 
Houghton  Lewis  W. 
Huse  Jonathan 
Huse  Joseph 
Jones  Thomas 
Jordan  Nahum,  a.  b. 
Kinsman  Jonathan  B. 
Kittredge  Charles 


L.  Ticknor,  m.  d. 

J.  McKeen,  m.  d. 

J.  Delamater,  m.  d. 

Medical  Professors. 

Medical  Professors. 

Dr.  A.  Hatch. 

J.  Parant,  m.  d.   & 
Dr.  R.  A.  Fortier. 

Dr.  J.   Grover. 

S.  C.  Brewster,  m.  d. 

L.  L.  Miller,  m.  d. 

D.  Garcelon,  m.  d. 

Dr.  A.  Hatch. 

Dr.  D.  Neal. 

L.  Morrin,  m.  d. 

Medical  Professors. 

Dr.  T.  Manning. 

R.  D.  Mussey,  m.  d. 

M.  F.  Colby,  m.  d. 

L.  Gage,  m.  d. 

Dr.  J.  Huse 

Dr.  J.  Huse. 

A.  Bates,  m.  d. 

A.  Nourse,  m.  d* 

Dr.  T.  Eastman. 


Stoneham,  Ms. 

Topsjield,  Ms. 

Methuen,  Ms. 

Derby,  Vt. 

Waterford 

Warren 

Warren 

Rindge,  N.  H. 

Ellsworth 

Cornville 

New  Market,  N.  H.  G.  W.  Kittredge,M.  d# 


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Kittredge  Edward  A. 
Lane  George  W.  a.  b. 
Leighton  James 
Lincoln  Thomas 

Lovell  Porter  K. 

McCollom  Alexander 
McLean  Sherman 
McQuesten  Calvin 
Marble  John 
Marrett  William 
Millikin  John  M. 

Mitchell  Jacob 

Moore  Levi 
Morrill  Robert  S. 
Mulvey  Boothe  C. 
Newell  Selim 
Page  Horatio  N. 
Parcher  George 
Payne  John 
Perley  Daniel,  a.  b. 
Pidgin  Joseph  N. 
Pierce  John 
Pilsbury  John  D. 
Plummer  William 
Pool  Alexander 
Powers  Hosea 
Proctor  Charles,  a.  b. 
Putman  Israel,  a.  b. 
Redman  Tristram 


Salem,  Ms. 
Readjield 
Harmony 
Dennysville 

Claremont,  N.  H. 

ML  Vernon,  N.  H. 
Andover,  Con. 
Bedford,  N.  H. 
Harmony 
Standish 
Scarborough 

North  Yarmouth 

Parsonsfield 

Canterbury,  N.  H. 

Bridgton 

Derby,  Vt. 

Fryeburg 

Pittston 

Searsmont 

Boxford,  Ms. 

Buckfield 

Monmouth 

Pembroke,  N.  H. 

Raymond 

South  Reading,  Ms. 

Sanford 

Rowley,  Ms. 

Sutton,  Ms. 

Parsonsfield 


B.  Kittredge,  m.  d. 
Medical  Professors* 

D.  H.  Raymond,  m.  d, 

B.  Lincoln,  M.  d. 

<  A.  Fletcher,  m.  d.  & 
I  W.  May,  m.  d. 

P.  Manning,  m.  d. 

S.  Fuller,  m.  d. 

Dr.  D.  McQuesten. 

J.  A.  Smith,  m.  d. 

P.  Ingalls,  m.  d. 

Dr.  A-  Bacon, 

T,Chadbourne,M.  d. 
&  S.  Morrill,  m.  d. 

Dr.  E.  Wilkinson. 

J.  Wilson,  m.  d. 

T.  Little  m.  d. 

M.  F.  Colby,  m.  ». 

Dr.  R,  Barrows. 

J.  Coffin,  m.  d. 

J.  Prescott,  m.  d. 

Medical  Professors. 

Dr  J.  Tewksbury. 

E.  K.  Prescott,  m.  d. 
W.  Graves,  m.  d. 
Dr.  W.  Brown. 
Dr.  T.  Spaulding. 
A.  Hall,  m.  d. 

Dr,  B.  Proctor. 
Medical  Professors, 
Dr.  J.  Bradbury. 


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Rider  Robert  E. 
Roberts  Thomas 
Ruggles  Paul 
Sinclair  William 
Small  Jonathan 
Southwick  Moses  D.a.b 
Stanton  Luke  W. 
Thayer  Albert  C.  a.  b. 

Thompson  Enos  H. 


•Albion 
Bethel  . 
Carmel 
Unity 

Greenwood 
.Mendon,  Ms. 
Norwich,  Ms. 
Fairfield 

Avon 


Thompsan  Issac  Rumford 

Tilton  William  F.  Scarborough 

Tobey  James  S.  Fairfield 
Torrey  Erastus  C.  a.  b.  Windsor,  Vt. 

Towle  Nathaniel  C.  Wolf  borough,  N. 
Warren  Moses  R. 
Waterhouse  Isaac 
Wight  Nahum 
Wight  Thomas 


Milton,  N.  H. 
Poland 
Gilead 
Bethel 


Williams  Albert,  a.  b.    Boston,  Ms. 

Whitney  Lewis  North  Yarmouth 

Wood  Robert  W.  a.  b.  Augusta 
Wood  William,  a.  b.     Portland 


Dr.  J.  H.  Brainerd. 

Dr.  J.  Millett. 

Dr.  J.  H.  Brainerd. 

Dr  A.  Hatch. 

Dr.  J.  S.  Millett. 

Dr.  A.  Wilder. 

Dr.  J,  Stevens. 

S.  Thayer,  m.  d. 

(  E.  Clark,  m.  d.  and 
I  Dr.  J.  L.  Blake. 

Dr.  R.  Capen. 

S.  C.  Brewster,  m.  d. 

S.  Thayer,  m.  d. 

J.  Hall,  m.  d. 

H.  N.  Carpenter,  M.  d. 

Dr.  S.  Drew. 

Dr  J.  Tewksbury. 

Dr.  J.  Grover. 

Dr.  J.  Grover. 

J.  Flint,  m.  i>. 

f  W.  B.  Gooch,  M.  d. 
I  and  Dr.  A.  Osgood. 

C.  Briggs,  M.  d. 

J.  Barrett,  m.  d. 


RESIDENT  GRADUATE. 


JAMES  T.  M'COBB,  A.  B. 


UNDER  GRADUATES . 


SENIORS. 


NAMES. 

Abbot  Ezra 
Abbot  William  E. 
Adams  Darius 
Allen  Cushing 
Barbour  Francis 
Bradbury  Bion 
Cole  George  W. 
Convers  John  H. 
Cushman  David 
Drummond  Thomas 
Hubbard  Samuel  D. 
Ingersoll  George  Wr. 
Lincoln  William  S. 
Mitchell  Samuel  V. 
Moulton  Jotham  T. 
Munroe  Nathan 

*M.  H. 

tN.C. 
2 


RESIDENCE. 

Wilton,  N.  H. 

Beverly,  Ms. 

Gilead 

Bath 

Gorham 

Alfred 

Saco 

Durham 

Wiscasset 
Bristol 

Wiscasset 
New  Gloucester 

Worcester,  Ms. 

North  Yarmouth 

Bucksport 

Minot 

Maine  Hall. 
New  College. 


ROOMS. 

No.  31  M.  H.* 
9M.  H. 
IS  M.  H. 

11  N.  at 

23  M.  H. 

11  N.  C. 

9M.  H. 

21  N.  C. 

9N.  C. 

Mr.  J.  Grows's. 

21  N.  C. 

15  N.  C. 

28  M.  H. 

10  M.  H. 

5N.  C. 

27  M.  H. 


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Pennell  Lewis  Brunswick 

Stockbridge  Joseph    North  Yarmouth 
Theobald  Frederic  P.  Wiscasset 
Waldron  Henry         Portsmouth,  N.  H. 


27  M.  H. 
15  N.  C. 
23  M.  H. 
31  N.  C. 


NAMES. 

Abbot  Abiel 

Adams  Samuel 

Baker  Thomas 

Baker  John 

Ballard  John 

Bearce  Josiah  A. 

Huston  Joseph  T. 

Jordan  William  V. 

Marsh  Ezekiel 

O'Brien  John  G . 

Packard  Joseph 

Patch  John 

Rand  John 

Rice  Charles  D, 

Robinson  George 

Seiders  Reuben 

Talbot  Stephen  P, 

Thacher  Peter 

Thomas  Edward  H.  Portland 

Turner  Lewis  Livermore 

WeymouthAureliusL.  Alna 

Yeaton  Franklin         Alna 


JUNIORS. 

RESIDENCE. 

Wilton,  N.  H. 

Gilead 

New  Gloucester 

Edgecomb 

Temple 

Hebron  Mr. 

Bristol 

Saco 

Danvers,  Ms. 

Machias 

Wiscasset 

Ipswich,  Ms. 

Portland 

Woodstock, ,N.  B. 

Augusta 

Waldoborough 

East  Machias 

Lubec 


ROOMS. 

31  M.  H. 

13  M.  H. 

26  N.  C. 

27  N.  C. 
'  25  N.  C. 

A.  Dunning's. 

6M.  H. 
27  N.  C. 

9N.  C. 
25  N.  C. 

6M.  H. 

32  M.  H. 

14  M.  H. 
Miss  Bailey's. 

32  N.  C. 
29  N.  C. 

15  M.  H. 
13  N.  C. 

Miss  Bailey's. 

12  N.  C. 

8N.  C. 

29  M.  H. 


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SOPHOMORES. 


NAMES. 

RESIDENCE. 

ROOMS. 

Abbot  Charles  E. 

Weld 

SON.  C. 

Angier  George  C. 

Belfast 

28  N.  C. 

Ayer  Joseph  C. 

Newfield 

JON.  C. 

Barrett  Benjamin  F. 

Dresden 

7M.  H. 

Bartol  Cyrus  A. 

Portland 

25  M.  H. 

Beeman  Samuel 

Bridgton 

11  M.  H. 

Chase  Stephen  H. 

Fryeburg 

29  N.   C. 

Chute  Ariel  P. 

Lowell,  Ms. 

5N.   C. 

Copp  John 

Wakefield,  N.  H. 

16  N.  C. 

CunninghamJamesI 

^Peterborough,^.  H. 

28  N.  C. 

Dole  Albert  G. 

Alna 

16  M.  H. 

Erskine  Samuel 

Bristol 

21  M.  H. 

Fales  Edward  G. 

Boston,  Ms. 

12  N.  C. 

Farrar  Luther 

Waterford 

7M.H. 

Furber  Isaiah 

Bangor 

10  M.  H. 

Goodwin  Daniel  R. 

Berwick 

22  N.  C. 

Goodwin  Frederick  J.  South  Berwick 

22  N.  C. 

Green  Seth  S. 

Winslow 

26  M.  H. 

Johnston  John 

Bristol 

21  M.  H. 

Lane  William  G. 

Danville 

8  M.  H. 

McDonald  James  M 

.  Limerick 

12  M.  H. 

Moore  Ebenezer 

Gardiner 

32  N.  C. 

Osgood  Henry  B. 

Fryeburg 

16  N.  C. 

Patten  John  E. 

Portland 

14  N.  C. 

Payson  Edward 

Portland 

SO  M.  H. 

Peabody  Stephen 

Bucksport 

SO  N.  C. 

Perry  Erastus 

Limerick 

25  M.  H. 

Porter  Charles  C. 

Belfast 

31  N.  C. 

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RichJabez  C. 

North  Yarmouth 

10  N.  C. 

Sevey  Manasseh 

Wiscasset 

16  M.  H. 

Sewall  Daniel 

Chesterville 

11  M.  H. 

Smith  Enoch 

Fayette 

8M.  H. 

Southgate  Horatio 

Portland 

14  N.  C. 

Storer  Henry  G. 

Scarborough 

26  M.  H. 

True  Henry  A. 

Union 

20  M.  H. 

Welch  Francis. 

Hampsiead,  N.  H. 

12  M.  H. 

FRESHMEN. 

NAMES. 

RESIDENCE. 

ROOMS. 

Adams  Charles 

Stratham,  N.  H. 

20  N.  C. 

Adams  John  C. 

Bangor 

20  N.  C. 

Allen  William  H. 

Readjield 

22  M.  H. 

Allen  John  W. 

Brunswick 

Pres.  Allen's. 

Beale  Solon 

Augusta 

18  N.  C. 

Beech  Thomas  P. 

Canaan,  Vt. 

1M  H. 

Cummings  John  M. 

Portland 

2N.  C. 

Dimock  Henry 

Limington 

2M.  H. 

Duren  Charles 

Portland 

1M.  H. 

Ela  Jonathan 

Weld 

22  M.  H* 

Farrar  Charles  C. 

Waterford       Mr.  John  M'Keen's. 

Fuller  Ezra  B. 

Vassalborough 

19  M.  H. 

Goddard  John 

Portsmouth,  N.  H. 

19  N.  C. 

Goldsmith  Alfred 

Hallow  ell 

4N.  C. 

Harris  Samuel 

Machias 

13  N.  C. 

Lunt  John  S. 

Portland 

29  M.  H. 

Martin  Edward 

Limerick 

19  N.  C. 

McLellan  Charles  A.  Warren            Mr.  John  M'Keen's. 

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Means  James            Amherst  N.  H.  6  N.  C. 
Mitchell  Jacob  L.       North  Yarmouth 

Palmer  Isaac              Fayette  19  M.  H. 

Parsons  Ebenezer  G.  Wiscasset  20  M.  H. 

Pike  John                 Newburyport,  Ms.  6  N  .C. 

Rand  Henry               Portland  2  N.  C. 

Rundlet  Warren        New  Castle  18  N.  C. 

Savage  William  T.    Bangor  4  N.  C. 

Seabury  Edwin          North  Yarmouth  SO  M.  H. 

Shepley  Samuel  H.    Walden,  Vt.  20  M.  H. 

Taylor  Charles  C.      Rowley,  Ms.  3  N.  C. 

Tewksbury  George  F.  Oxford  24  N.  C. 
Upham  Charles  W.    Portsmouth,  N.  H.    Prof.  Upham's. 

Warren  John             Palmyra  3  N.  C. 

Weston  Nathan         Augusta  24  N.  C. 

Whitmore  Nath'l  M.Bowdoinham  2  M.  H. 


Medical  Students 99 

Resident  Graduate    -----  l 

Seniors        -------    -20 

Juniors      ------..  22 

Sophomores     -------  36 

Freshmen       -------  34 

Total  212 


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TERMS    OF    ADMISSION. 

Candidates  fof  admission  into  the  Freshman  Class  are  required  to 
write  Latin  grammatically,  and  to  be  well  versed  in  Geography,  Arith- 
metic, Cicero's  Select  Orations,  the  Bucolics,Georgics,and  Aeneid  of  Vir- 
gil, Sallust,  the  Gospels  of  the  Greek  Testament,  and  Jacob's  Greek  Read- 
er. They  must  produce  certificates  of  their  good  moral  character.  The 
usual  time  for  examination  is  the  Friday  after  Commencement. — Candi- 
dates for  admission  into  the  other  classes  will  be  examined  also  in  the 
books,  which  have  been  studied  by  the  class,  into  which  admission  is  re- 
quested. Scholars  from  other  Colleges,  before  they  can  be  examined > 
must  produce  a  certificate  of  their  regular  dismission.  The  Geography 
to  be  studied  may  be  Morse's,  Worcester's,  or  Cummings'. 

COURSE  OF  STUDY. 

FRESHMAN    CLASS. 

First  Term:  Graeca  Majora  (extracts  from  Xenophon's  Anabasis 
and  Cyropaedia,  and  from  Herodotus) — Livy  (two  books) — Lacroix's 
Arithmetic — Legendre's  Geometry — Adam's  Roman  Antiquities. 

Second  Term.  Graeca  Majora — (Homer) — Livy  finished — Smyth's 
Algrebra. 

Third  Term,  Graeca  Majora  (Homer,  Isocrates  and  Xenophon's 
Memorabilia) — Excerpta  Latina,  (Paterculus  and  Pliny) — Legendre's 
Geometry — Hedge's  Logic. 

SOPHOMORE  CLASS. 

First  Term.  Graeca  Majora  (Demosthenes  and  Plato) — Excerpta 
Latina  (Tacitus) — Smyth's  A  Igebra  and  Trigonometry — French  Lan- 
guage. 

Second  Term.  Graeca  Majora  (Euripides,  &c.) — Horace — Cam. 
Mathematics  (Heights  and  Distances,  Projections  and  Navigation) — 
French  Language. 

Third  Term.  Gneca  Majora — Horace  and  Excerpta'Latina — Cam, 
Mathematics  (Surveying  and  Levelling) — Newman's  Rhetoric — Murray's 
Eng.  Grammar — French  Language. 


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JUNIOR  CLASS. 

First  Term.  Graeca  Majora — Excerpta  Latina — Horace — Applica- 
tion of  Algebra  to  Geometry — Cambridge   Mechanics. 

Second  Term.  Calculus — Electricity — Magnetism — Optics — Intellec- 
tual  Philosophy  (Upham's) — Stewart  on  the  Active  Powers. 

Third  Term.  Calculus— Cam.  Mechanics—  Paley's  Moral  and  Polit- 
ical Philosophy — History— Stewart  continued. 

Instead^of  the  Ancient  Languages  and  the  Calculus,  the  student  may 
at  his  option  study  the  Spanish  and  Italian  Languages. 

SENIOR  CLASS. 

First  Term.  Astronomy  and  Mathematics — Paley's  Natural  Theo- 
logy— Paley's  Evidences — Burlamaqui  on  Natural  Law. 

Second  Term.     Chemistry — Political  Economy— Butler's  Analogy. 

Third  Term.  Natural  History — Cleaveland's  Mineralogy — Butler's 
Analogy. 

Instruction  in  Hebrew  is  given  to  those  members  of  the  Senior  Class, 
who  request  it. 

EXERCISES    DURING    THE     YEAR. 

Private  Declamations  or  extemporaneous  Debates  of  each  Class3  and 
public  Declamations  of  the  three  upper  Classes, 

Composition  in  English  of  the  two  upper  Classes. 

Forensic  Disputations  of  the  Seniors. 

Translations  into  Latin  and  Greek  by   the  two  lower  Classes. 

Translations  into  English  by  the  Sophomore  Class 

Recitations  in  the  Bible  every  Sunday  evening. 

Two  weeks,  preceding  the  term  Examinations,  are  spent  in  review  of 
the  studies  of  the  term. 

LECTURES. 

On  Chemistry,  delivered  during  the  second  term  to  the  Junior  and 
Senior  Classes. 

On  Natural  Philosophy  3  delivered  during  the  third  term  to  the  Junior 
and  Senior  Classes. 

On  Mineralogy,  delivered  to  the  Senior  Class  during  the  third  term, 

On  Rhetoric  and  Oratory  in  connexion  with  other  exercises  in  this 
department  of  study. 

The  principal  annual  expenses  are  for  tuition  $24,00  ;  and  for  room 
rent  $10,00.  Boarding,  in  commons,  from  $1,10  to  $1,20  per  week  ;  in 
families  $1,75,  Many  of  the  students,  by  a  grant  from  the  Legislature, 
have  the  greater  part  of  the  charge  for  tuition  relinquished  to  them. 


MEDICAL    SCHOOL   OF    MAINE. 

The  Medical  School  was  established  by  an  Act  of  the  Legislature, 
passed  June  27th,  1820,  and  is  under  the  direction  of  the  Boards  of 
Trustees  and  Overseers  ofBowdoin  College. — The  Medical  Lectures 
commence,  annually,  about  the  middle  of  February  and  continue  three 
months.  The  fees  for  admission  to  the  several  Courses  of  Lectures  are 
as  follow:  Theory  and  Practice  of  Physic  $15.  Anatomy  and  Sur- 
gery $15.  Chemistry  and  Materia  Medica  $15.  Midwifery  $5.— 
There  is  no  matriculation  fee. 

Candidates  for  the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Medicine  are  examined  by  the 
Faculty  of  Medicine  at  the  termination  of  each  course  of  lectures. — 
They  must  have  devoted  three  years  to  professional  studies  under  the 
direction  of  a  regular  practitioner  of  medicine,  and  must  have  attended 
two  full  courses  of  Lectures,  the  last  of  which  must  have  been  at  this 
Institution.  They  must  pass  a  satisfactory  examination  in  Anatomy, 
Physiology,  Chemistry,  Materia  Medica,  Pharmacy,  Midwifery,  Surge- 
ry, and  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Physic  t  and  must  publicly  read  and 
defend  a  dissertation  on  some  Medical  Subject.  Those  candidates,  who 
have  not  received  a  collegial  education,  must  satisfy  the  Faculty  of  their 
proficiency  in  the  Latin  Language  and  in  Natural  Philosophy. 

Degrees  are  conferred  at  the  close  of  the  Lectures,  and  at  the  annual 
Commencement  of  the  College  in  September.  Graduating  fee,  includ- 
ing Diploma,  $10. 

Students  are  allowed  free  access  to'the  Library,  which  contains  about 
2600  vols.,  principally  modern  works,  which  have  been  selected  with 
much  care,  The  Library  also  contains  an  extensive  and  valuable  col- 
lection of  Plates,  among  which  are  the  splendid  works  of  Albinus, — Vicq 
D'Azyr, — Cloquet, — Lizars, — Home, — Scarpa, — Cooper, — The  Bells, — 
Baillie, — Bateman,  &c. 

The  Anatomical  Cabinet,  which  was  received  from  Europe,  and 
formed  in  part  the  private  cabinet  of  the  late  Prof.  Thillaye,  of  Paris, 
contains  all  the  preparations,  which  will  be  found  necessary  for  demon- 
strations, and  embraces  many  valuable  specimens  in  Morbid  and  Com- 
parative Anatomy. 

The  Chemical  and  Philosophical  apparatus  is  ample,  and  furnishes 
means  for  full  courses  of  Lectures  on  these  subjects. 

By  the  liberality  of  the  Legislature,  $1000  are  annually  received  by 
this  Institution ',  and  the  Faculty  are  thereby  enabled  to  make  valuable 
and  important  additions  to  the  Library,  Apparatus  and  Cabinet,  and  thus 
greatly  to  increase  the  facilities  for  obtaining  a  knowledge  of  Medicine 
and  its  collateral  Sciences.  Every  exertion  is  made  to  render  the  course 
of  Instruction   full  and  satisfactory. 


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