CATALOGUE 


OF    THE 


OFFICERS  AND   STUDENTS 


or 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE, 


AND  THE 


MEDICAL  SCHOOL  OF  MAINE, 


1836-7. 


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PRESS   OF  JOSEPH  GE1FFIN. 
1836. 


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BOWDOIN    COLLEGE, 


1836-7. 


CATALOGUE 


OF    THE 


OFFICERS  AND   STUDENTS 


OF 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE, 


AND  THE 


MEDICAL  SCHOOL   OF  MAINE, 


APRIL,  1836. 


BRUNSWICK  : 

PRESS    OF    JOSEPH    GRIFFIN. 

1836. 


BOWDOIN   COLLEGE. 


FFICEBS 

OF 

INSTRUCTION  AND  GOVERNMENT 


WILLIAM  ALLEN,   S.  T.  D.  President. 

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

WILLIAM  PERRY.  M.  D.  Lecturer  on  the  Theory  and 
Practice  of  Physic. 

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

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

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

JEDIDIAH  COBB,  M.  D.  Professor  elect  of  Anatomv 
and  Surgery. 

THOMAS  C.  UPHAM,  A.  M.  Professor  of  Metaphysics 
and  Ethics,  and  Instructer  in  the  Hebrew  Lan^ua^e. 

WILLIAM  SMYTH,  A.  M.  Professor  of  Mathematics. 

DANIEL  R.  GOODWIN,  A.  M.  Professor  of  the  Modern 

Languages. 

SAMUEL  ADAMS,  A.  B.  Tutor  of  the  Modern  Langua- 
ges,  and  Librarian. 


JOSEPH  M'KEEN,  Esq.  Trea.urer  of  the  College. 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE. 


FACULTY  OF  MEDICINE 


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

EBENEZER  EVERETT,  Esq.  of  the  Trustees. 

ISAAC  LINCOLN,  M.  D.  of  the  Overseers. 

Dr.  JONATHAN  PAGE,  of  the  Overseers. 

PARKER  CLEAVELAND,  M.  D.    Professor  of  Chem- 
istry and  Materia  Medic  a. 

WILLIAM   PERRY,  M.   D.   Lecturer  on  the    Theorv 
and  Practice  of  Physic. 

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

JEDIDIAH    COBB,   M.  D.  Professor  elect  of  Anatomy 
and   Surgery. 

PARKER  CLEAVELAND,  Librarian. 

STEPHEN  WHITMORE,         1 

I 
NATHANIEL  FORD,  i   Assistant  Librarians. 

JAMES  AYER,  a.  b.  J 

NATHANIEL  FORD, 

Assistant  Dissectors. 
WILLIAM  B.  HERRICK, 


IBBDIICBAIId  ®IbA 


ATTENDING  LECTURES, 


FEBRUARY — MAY,  1836. 


The  second  Course  of  Lectures  is  indicated  by  t  ;  the  third  Course  by  $  ;  and 
the  fourth,  or  higher  Course  by  II,  prefixed  to  the  name  of  the  student. 


NAMES. 


RESTDENCE. 


INSTRUCTERS. 


Wiscasset 

Brunswick 

Cornish 

Cumberland 

Newfield 


}  Acorn  John  T. 
J  Adams  Samuel 
t  Allen  John  L. 

Allen  Nicholas  H. 

Ayer  James,  a.b. 
J  Bachelder  Benjamin  H.Union 
f  Bacon  Amasa  D.  Bath 

t  Bailey  Daniel  R.  Winthrop 

Beard  Ithamar  A.  Brunswick. 

Beardsley Charles E. A.B.Woodstock,  N.B. 
t  Bliss  Ezra  Vershire,  Vt. 

Bradbury  Sam'l  M.m.d. Parson sfield. 
||  Braman  Isaac  G.  New  Rowley,  Ms. 

t  Brooks  Thomas  S.        York 

t  Brown  John  Union 


Bugbee  Luther 
t  Carr  Josiah 


Portland 
Minot 


Moses  Shaw,  m.d. 
James  M'Keen,  m.d. 
S.  C.  Brewster,  m.d. 
Dr.  Amos  Osgood. 
Levi  J.  Ham,  m.d. 
Elisha  Harding,  m.d. 
Dr.  Amos  Osgood. 
Cyrus  Knapp,  m.d. 


Hiram  Bliss,  m.d. 


Paul  Simpson,  m.d. 

J  E.  Clark,  m.d.  &, 
I  W.  L.Harmon, m.d. 

C.  H.  Stedman,  m.d. 

^E.  Clark,  m.d.  & 
I  W.L.  HarmonM.D. 

Dr.  Robert  Carr. 


10 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE. 


NAMES. 


RESIDENCE. 


INSTRUCTERS. 


f  Chase  Samuel  W. 

Fayette 

t  Clough  John 

Lowell,  Ms. 

Craig  John  S. 

Farmington 

Groswell  Thomas 

Mercer 

||  Cummings  John  M.  a. 

B.Portland 

X  CushmanNathanS.S.B.Wiscasset 

Dain  Washington 

Bowdoinham 

X  Daniels  Lyman 

Paris 

X  Daveis  John  T.Gilman  Portland 

Dodge  Moses 

Sedgwick 

t  Fabyan  Charles  W. 

Scarborough 

X  Field  Charles,  a.b. 

North  Yarmouth 

X  Fletcher  Moore  R. 

Boston,  Ms. 

t  Flitner  Isaac 

Pittston 

Fogg  Frederick 

Brunswick 

X  Ford  Nathaniel 

Alna 

Freeman  Seargent  S. 

Westbrook 

t  Garland  George  W. 

Barnstead,  N.  H, 

X  Glidden  James  H. 

Wiscasset 

t  Glover  Joseph  S. 

Hebron 

Gove  Ebenezer  F. 

N.  Edgecomb 

Grandin  William  E. 

Rochester,  N.  Y. 

f  Grant  Joseph  P. 

Saco 

Gray  William 

Waterborough 

Greenleaf  Eli  F. 

Hallowell 

Hall  James  A. 

Portland,  N.  Y. 

X  Hanson  Moses  P. 

Bangor 

Harris  Augustus 

Paris 

11  Hayes  Jacob 

Berwick 

Heard  John 

Newfield 

W.  B.  Small,  m.d. 
Daniel  Mowe,  m.d. 
S.  G.  Stanley,  m.d. 

A.  Croswell,  m.d. 
S.  Cummings,  m.d. 
Moses  Shaw,  m.d. 
J.  C.  Boynton,  m.d. 
Dr.  J.  S.  Millett. 
W.  Perry,  m.d. 
Albina  Hall,  m.d. 
G.  Fabyan,  m.d. 

J.  B.  Gregerson,  m.d. 
Jos.W.  M'Kean,  m.d. 
Silas  Holman,  m.d. 
John  Manning,  m.d. 
Dr.  E.  J.  Ford. 
Moses  Sweat,  m.d. 
Dixi  Crosby,  m.d. 
Mose3  Shaw,  m.d. 
R.  Barrows,  m.d. 
W.  Cochran,  m.d. 
D.  S.  Grandin,  m.d. 

B.  C.  Mulvey,  m.d. 

Moses  Sweat,  m.d. 

John  Hubbard,  m.d. 

Albina  Hall,  m.d. 

£  J.  Deane,  m.d.  & 
I  J.  G.  Brown,  m.d. 

Dr.  J.  S.  Millett. 

G.  B.  Doane,  m.d. 

Levi  J.  Ham,  m.d. 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE. 


II 


NAMES. 


RESIDENCE. 


INSTRUCTERS. 


J  Herrick  William  B. 

Durham 

0  Hill  Hiram  H. 

Augusta 

Hubbard  Henry 

Ellsworth 

t  Hunt  Henrv 

Westbrook 

1  Hutchins  Asa 

Pownal 

{  Hyde  Ephraim  A. 

Freeport 

Kennedy  Daniel  K.M.D.Boothbay. 

t  Knight  Zebulon 

Otisfield 

Larrabee  Seth  L. 

Scarborough 

t  Lawson  Reuel  W. 

Vassalborough 

Lougee  Charles 

Parsonsfield 

t  McAllister  Asa 

Norway 

t  McFarland  Andrew 

Concord,  N.  H. 

t  McLellan  David 

Londonderry,  N.Sco 

t  Merrill  Abel 

Topsham 

t  Morison  Samuel  B. 

Bangor 

||  Newhall  Asa  T. 

Lynnfield,  Ms. 

f  Otis  Amos 

Jay 

t  Parker  David  T. 

Somersworth,  N.  H. 

t  Parker  Henry  C. 

Bedford,  N.  H. 

Parsons  Charles  G. 

Parsonsfield 

Parsons  Joseph  A* 

Parsonsfield 

Payne  William  E. 

Unity 

t  Pike  Ebenezer  B. 

Litchfield 

f  Porter  Charles  C.  a.b. 

Belfast 

Quinby  Orrin 

Somersworth,  N.  H. 

t  Rice  Charles  D.  a.b. 

Woodstock,  N.  B. 

Richards  Lemuel 

Bristol 

Roberts  Charles 


Brooks 


<  E.  Clark,  m.d.  & 

I  W.L.Harmon,  m.d. 

John  Hubbard,  m.d. 
George  Parcher,  m.d. 
Jacob  Hunt,  m.d. 
W.  B.  Gooch,  m.  d. 
John  A.  Hyde,  m.d. 

<  E.  Clark,  m.d.  & 

I  W.  L  .Harmon, m.d. 

G.  Fabyan,  m.d. 

Robert  H.  Cary,  m.d. 

Levi  J.  Ham,  m.d. 

Asa  Danforth,  m.d. 

Dixi  Crosby,  m.d. 

.Timo,  Little,  m.d. 

John  Merrill,  m.d. 

S.  L.  Clark,  m,  d. 

Andrew  Nichols,  m.d. 

Charles  Millett,  m.d. 

C.  F.  Elliott,  m.  d. 

James  A.  Gregg,  m.d. 

S.  M.  Bradbury,  m.d. 
S.  M.  Bradbury,  m.d. 

Dr.  John  Payne. 

J.  N.  Pidgin,  m.d. 

Hollis  Monroe,  m.d. 

G.  Fabyan,  m.d. 

A.  S.  Clark,  m.d. 

<  Dr.  J.  Roberts  & 
)  E.  Manter,  m.d. 


12 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE. 


NAMES. 


RESIDENCE. 


INSTRUCTERS. 


f  Rose  Daniel 
SafFord  William 


Thomaston 
North  Yarmouth 


t  Sawyer  Benjamin  E.     Amesbury,Ms. 


Westbrook 
Acton 


Attleborough,  Ms. 
Limerick 


J  Sloan  John 
Stacy  Horace 

t  Stanley  Selim  A. 

Staple  George  D. 

||  Stephenson  Samuel  L.  Gorham 

Stockbridge  Wm.,  a.b.  North  Yarmouth 
Swasey  Charles  L.        Limerick 
{  Swazey  George  W.       Bucksport 
|]  Tarbell  John  A.  a.b.     Boston,  Ms, 

Tewksbury  Jacob  M.     Oxford 
t  Thomas  Charles  W.  a. B.Portland 

t  Townsend  Thomas  B.  Sidney 

Trafton  Lorenzo  D.      Alfred 

Tripp  Benjamin  H. 

True  Nathaniel  T. 

Tukesbury  Ervin  N. 

Waterhouse  Isaiah 
t  Wells  Noah 
t  Wentworth  William 

Whitmore  C.  Warren  Bowdoinham 
||  Whitmore  Stephen        Bowdoinham 


Kennebunk. 

Pownal. 

Falmouth 

Newport. 

Attica,  N.  Y« 

Brownfield 


M.  R.  Ludwig,  m.d. 

J.  N.  Pidgin,  m.d. 

Ira  Barton,  m.d. 

Jacob  Hunt,  m.d. 

G.  Fabyan,  m.d. 

A.  F.  Stanley,  m.d. 
&  P.  Savery,  m.d. 

Will.  Swasey,  m.d. 

<  E.  Clark,  m.d.  & 
I  W.L.Harmon,  m.d. 

Nelson  H.  Cary,  m.d. 

Will.  Swasey,  m.d. 

William  Mason,  m.d. 

Samuel  Adams,  m.d. 

Dr.  J.  Tewksbury. 

John  T.  Gilman,  m.d. 

C  C.  Hamlin,  m.d. 
£'&  J.  Holmes,  m.d. 

J.  L.  Farnum,  m.d. 

J.  H.  Morse,  m.d. 

C.  T.S.  Brackett,M.D* 

H.  M.  Wells,  m.d. 
J.  A.  Smith,  m.d. 
J.  Cochran,  m.d. 
John  Hubbard,  m.d. ^ 


to  E)ia  IB®  m&  mwA  ^  m  e0 


038rS^3ftff. 


NAMES. 

RESIDENCE. 

ROOMS. 

Abbot  Howard  B. 

Farmington 

No.  31. 

Abbot  Samuel  P. 

Weld 

Mr.  Grows'. 

Adams  Aaron  C. 

Bangor 

Rev.  Mr.  Adams'. 

Baker  Joseph 

Hallowell 

9. 

Ballard  Sanford  K. 

Gardiner 

32. 

Dole  Daniel 

Bloomfield 

Miss  Dunning's. 

Dole  Nathan 

Bloomfield 

Rev.  Mr.  Adams'. 

Dormell  Jotham 

Alna 

Mr.  Bowker's. 

Drummond  James 

Bristol 

25. 

Durell  George  C. 

Dover,  N.  H* 

Mrs.  Pierce's. 

Emerson  Thomas  P. 

Parsonsfield 

Gothic  Lodge. 

Emery  George  F. 

Paris 

Mr.  Grows'. 

Farley  Ephraim  W. 

Newcastle 

29. 

Garcelon  Alonzo 

Lewiston 

11. 

Goodenow  John 

Paris 

21. 

Hall  Edwin 

Alfred 

11. 

Harlow  Thomas  S. 

Bangor 

29. 

2 


14 


BOWDOIN COLLEGE. 


NAMES. 


RESIDENCE. 


ROOMS. 


11  awes  Leonard 
Hovey  Joseph  S. 
Merrill  William 
Nickerson  Albert  T. 
Patten  Bryce  M'L. 
Pike  Richard 
Randall  Isaac 
Sewall  David  B. 
Titcomb  Stephen 
Woodman  Cyrus 
Woodman  Jabez  H. 


Weld 

5. 

Berwick 

Mrs 

.  Stanwood's. 

Portland 

Mr.  Grows'. 

Belfast 

27. 

Topsham 

West  Prospect 

12. 

Wilton 

25. 

New  Castle 

Mr.  Grows'. 

Farmington 

Dea.  Dunning's. 

Buxton 

27, 

New  Gloucester 

& 

Andrew  J.  Albion 
Barker  B.  Fordyce 
Bond  Elias,  jun. 
Bowman  Nathaniel 
Bradbury  Ammi  R. 
Butler  John  J. 


Windham 

Wilton 

Hallowell 

Bath 

Minot 

Berwick 

Hallowell 


Clark  William  H. 
Cleaveland  George  W.Salem,  Ms. 
Coffin  John  R.  Nobleborough 

Crosby  James,  jun.      Bangor 
Cutler  John  L.  Farmington 

Dunn  Joseph  E.  F.      Poland 


Mr.  Elliott 
Mr.  Field's,  No.  1. 

14. 
Mrs.  Pierce's. 
22. 
Rev.  Mr.  Lamb's. 
Mr.  Field's,  No.  5. 
Jos.  M'Keen's,  Esq. 


31. 

8. 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE. 


15 


NAMES. 

RESIDENCE. 

ROOMS. 

Dunning  Andrew 

Brunswick            R 

.  D.Dunning's,Esq. 

Ferguson  Jordan  G. 

South  Berwick 

13. 

Field  George  W. 

Belfast 

14. 

Fiske  John  0. 

Bangor 

Mr.  Tappan's. 

Gould  Mark 

Farmington 

Gothic  Lodge. 

Gray  Joshua 

Anson 

Mr. 

Field's,  No.  7. 

Hatch  Albert  R. 

Greenland,  N.  H. 

16. 

Hawes  William 

Boston,  Ms. 

Mr.  Johnson's. 

Hopkins  Eliphalet  S. 

New  Portland 

22. 

Kimball  Edmund,  juo 

i.Marblehead,  Ms. 

26. 

Lamb  George  W. 

Brunswick 

Rev.  Mr.  Lamb's. 

Lunt  Horace 

York 

21. 

Marrett  Lorenzo 

Standish 

15. 

Mead  Benjamin 

Newfield 

7. 

Merrill  Albert 

Frankfort 

Miss  Stone's. 

Mitchell  Edward  F. 

Waldoborough 

5. 

Morrin  Wm.  Daniel 

Quebec,  L.  C. 

16. 

Perley  Thomas  F. 

Bridgton 

IS. 

Pike  Charles  E. 

Calais 

Mr. 

Field's,  No.  3. 

Rand  William  W. 

Lowell,  Ms. 

Gothic  Lodge. 

Savage  Charles  A. 

Bangor 

Mr.  Tappan's. 

Scamman  John  Q.  A 

.  Saco 

M'Keen  Hall. 

Sewall  Rufus  K. 

Edgecomb 

Mr.  Tappan's. 

Shepley  John  R. 

Saco 

M'Keen  Hall. 

Silsbee  Samuel 

Bangor 

Dr.  Page's. 

Steward  Gustavus  A 

.  Anson 

Mr 

.  Field's,  No.  7. 

Stockbridge  Ebenezer  Freeport 

Miss  Stone's. 

Stockbridge  John  C. 

North  Yarmouth 

26. 

Sweat  Moses 

Parsonsfield 

Mi 

r.  Field's,  No.  4. 

16 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE. 


NAMES. 


RESIDENCE. 


ROOMS. 


Sweat  Lorenzo  D'M.  Parsonsfield 
Talbot  Isaac  W.  jun.  Turner 
Talbot  George  F.         East  Machias 
Williams  Benj.  Waterville 

Woods  George  North  Yarmouth 


Mr.  Field's,  No.  4. 

Mr.  Elliot's. 

Mr.  Bowker's. 

15. 


S<E>&SB4>&2<I>mSB5a 


Abbott  Ezra 
Andrews  Dean 
Barker  Amander 
Bassett  Elbridge 
Blake  Maurice  C. 
Boardman  Alexander 
Dana  Edward  A. 
Daveis  Edward  H. 
Felch  Isaac  N. 
Gardner  Henry  J. 
Hayes  Stephen  H. 
Hemans  Claude  L. 
Hill  Joseph 
Hill  James  J. 
Jefferds  George 
Johnson  Elderkin  R. 
Kimball  Thomas  G. 
Lane  Samuel  G. 
Lane  Daniel 
Mitchell  Benjamin  F. 


Temple 

Fryeburg 

Waterford 

Atkinson,  N.  H. 

Otisfield 

Brunswick 

Boston,  Ms. 

Portland 

Parsonsfield 

Boston,  Ms. 

Industry 

Dublin  (Ireland.) 

Buxton 

Phipsburg 

Kennebunk  Port 

Plainfield,  Con. 

Monmouth 

Stratham,  N.  H. 

Paris 

North  Yarmouth 


Mr.  Field's,  No.  1. 

Mr.  Elliot's. 

Dea.  Dunning's. 

Mr.  Tappan's. 

Mrs.  Stanwood's. 

10. 

Mr.  Elliot's. 

M'Keen  Hall. 

Mr.  Field's,  No.  6. 

Mr.  Bowker's. 

Dea.  Dunning's. 

12. 

Mr.  Tappan's. 

Mr.  Tappan's. 

Mr.  Elliot's. 

SO. 

-24. 

6. 

Mr.  Elliot's. 

Gothic  Lodge. 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE. 


17 


NAMES. 


RESIDENCE. 


ROOMS. 


M'Lellan  Francis  M.  Boston,  Ms. 
Morton  Silas  Hebron 

Nutter  Charles  C.        Hallowell 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,jun.Machias 


Gardiner 
Greene 
Parsonsfield 
Bangor 
Gloucester,  Ms. 


Palmer  Gideon 

Parker  Ammi 

Piper  Horace 

Pond  Enoch,  jun. 

Rowe  David  S. 

Sawyer  Nathaniel  L.  Greene 

Smith  Joseph  C.  Kennebunk 

True  Loring  B. 

Tucker  Richard  H. 

Vail  Stephen  M. 

Varney  John  R. 

Webb  Edward 

Wyman  Robert 


Pownal 

Wiscasset 

Union  Vale,  N.  Y. 

Rochester,  N.  H. 

New  Castle 

Cumberland 


10. 

24. 

Mr.  Field's,  No.  5. 

Mr.  Bowker's. 

6. 

Mr.  Field's,  No.  2. 

28. 

Dr.  Page's. 

Mr.  Bowker's. 

Mr.  Tappan's. 

9. 

30. 

Mr.Field>s,No.  6. 

32. 

23. 

Dr.  Page's. 

Gothic  Lodge, 


I?^£g£mS&2  22^ 


Allen  Charles  F. 
Ayer  Samuel  H. 
Hf ^UBapman  Calvin 
Chase  Charles  T. 
Davis  Franklin 
Dunlap  John 


Norridgewock 
Concord,  N.  H. 
Bethel 
Danville 
Bangor 


a 


18. 

19. 

Mrs.  Stanwood's. 

1. 
1. 
Mrs.  Stanwood's. 


Brunswick 

Francis  Philemon  B.  JLunenburgh,  Ms.  Jos.  M'Keen's,  Esq. 
Goodwin  Ichabod        South  Berwick  Mrs.  Pierce's. 

Grover  Alpheus  Bethel  Mrs.  Stanwood's. 


2* 


18 


BOWDOIN    COLLEGE. 


NAMES. 

RESIDENCE. 

ROOMS. 

Hayford  William  H. 

Hartford 

3. 

Hill  Octavius 

Paris 

20. 

Johnson  Samuel 

Jackson 

Dr.  Page's. 

Kelsey  Hiram 

Nottingham,  N. 

H. 

20. 

Kimball  Israel 

Wells 

Mrs.  Pierce's. 

Lillie  John 

Kennebunk 

28. 

Marr  William  H. 

Scarborough 

17. 

M'Mahon  Isaiah 

Andover,  Ms. 

Mr.  Bryan's. 

Osgood  Timothy 

Fryeburg 

2. 

Osgood  Charles  H. 

Denmark 

2. 

Pennell  Joseph 

Brunswick 

Jos. 

M'Keen's,  Esq. 

Perkins  Charles  J. 

Weld 

Jos. 

M'Keen's,  Esq. 

Pike  Frederic  A. 

Calais 

Mr.  Field's,  No.3. 

Prince  Newell  A. 

Cumberland 

4. 

Richardson  Henry  L. 

Bath 

M'Reen  Hall. 

Smith  Samuel  E. 

Warren 

Strickland  Charles  H 

.  Hallowell 

17. 

Titcomb  Augustus  H 

.  Farmington 

18. 

Weston  Edward  P. 

Cumberland 

4. 

Medical  Students 100 

Seniors  -----.---28 
Juniors  *••*•••  46 
Sophomores  -  *  -  *  -  87 
Freshmen 28  139 

Total,  239 


TERMS  OF   ADMISSION. 


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, 
the  Bucolics,  Georgics,  and  JEneid  of  Virgil,  Sallust,  the  Gospels  of 
the  Greek  Testament,  and  Jacob's  Greek  Reader.  They  must  pro- 
duce certificates  of  their  good  moral  character.  The  time  for  ex- 
amination is  the  Friday  after  Commencement.  Candidates  for  ad- 
mission 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  Geogra- 
phy to  be  studied  may  be  Morse's,  Worcester's,  or  Cummings'. 

N.  B.     Fisk's    Greek   Grammar   is   recommended.     The  Latin 
Tutor  may  be  used  to  assist  in  the  writing  of  Latin. 


COURSE    OF   STUDY. 


1.  TERM.- 


2,  TERM.- 


FRESHMAN  CLASS. 

Anabasis  of  Xenophon,  (three  books.) 

Folsom's  Livy — (two  books.) 
Lacroix's  Arithmetic,  Smyth's  Algebra. 


-Adams'  Roman  Antiquities. 
Anabasis,  finished. 
Folsom's  Livy. 
Smyth's  Algebra. 


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3.  TERM. 


-Herodotus,  (Hist.  Pers.  wars,  sixth  book,  com- 
menced.) 

Excerpta  Latina (Paterculus    and   Quintus 

Curtius.) 

Smyth's  Algebra. 

Hedge's  Logic. 

Daily  exercises  in  Elocution  during  one  half  of 
the  term. 


1.  TERM. 


2.  TERM.- 


3.  TERM.- 


1.  TERM.- 


2.  TERM.- 


SOPHOMORE  CLASS. 

Herodotus,  continued, 

Horace,  (the  Odes.) 
Legendre's  Geometry. 
French  Language. 

Herodotus,  continued. 

Excerpta  Latina  (Tacitus.) 

Smyth's  Trigonometry. 

Cam.  Math.  (Heights  and  Distances,  Surveying 

and  Navigation.) 
French  Language. 

Alcestis  of  Euripides. 

Herodotus,  reviewed. 

Horace,  (Satires,)  and  review  of  Latin  stodies. 

Cam.  Math.  (Projections,  Levelling,) 

Smyth's  application  of  Algebra  to  Geometry. 

Murray's  English  Grammar. 

Newman's  Rhetoric. 

French  Language. 

JUNXO  R    C  LASS. 

Horace,  (Ars  Poetica,)  Juvenal. 

Spanish  or  Greek  (Homer's  Iliad,  5  books.) 

Smyth's  application  of  Algebra  to  Geometry. 

Cambridge  Mechanics. 
Calculus. 

German  or  Greek  (^Eschines  &,  Demosthenes.) 

Electricity — Magnetism — Optics. 

Cicero's  Tusculan  Questions. 


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3.  TERM. 


-^Eschines  &.  Demosthenes,and  Juvenal  review- 
ed. 
German — Calculus — Cam.  Mechanics. 
Rawle's  View  of  the  American  Constitution. 
Vattel's  Law  of  Nations. 


SENIOR  CLASS. 


1.  TERM.- 


2.  TERM.- 


3.  TERM.- 


-Astronomy  and  Mathematics. 
Paley's  Evidences. 
Upham's  Mental  Philosophy. 

-Chemistry. 
Political  Economy. 
Butler's  Analogy. 

Stewart  on  the  Active  and  Moral  Powers. 
Hebrew  Language. 

-Natural  History. 
Cleaveland's  Mineralogy. 
Butler's  Analogy. 
Upharn's  Treatise  on  the  Will. 
Hebrew  Continued. 


Exercises  During:  the  Year. 


Private  Declamations  of  the  two  lower  Classes,  and  public  Decla- 
mations of  the  three  upper  Classes. 

Compositions  in  English  of  the  two  upper  Classes. 

Forensic  Disputations  of  the  Juniors  and  Seniors. 

Weekly  Translations  into  Latin  by  the  Freshman  Class. 

Translations  into  English  by  the  Sophomore  Class. 

Two  weeks,  preceding  the  term  Examinations,  are  spent  in  re- 
view of  the  studies  of  the  term. 

^Lectures- 

Spring  Term.  On  Chemistry  to  the  Junior  and  Senior  Classes. 
Summer  Term.  On  Natural  Philosophy  to  the  Junior  and  Se- 
nior Classes. 

On  Mineralogy  to  the  Senior  Class. 

On  Rhetoric  and  Oratory. 

On  Classical  Literature. 


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SEjranunatfong. 

1.  Of  all  the  Classes  at  the  close  of  the  first  and  second  terms. 

2.  Of  the  Senior  Class  on  the  sixth  Tuesday  preceding  Commence^ 
ment. 

3.  Of  the   three  other  classes  during  the  week  preceding   Com- 
mencement. 

iE^Jtottfons. 

1.  Of  the  Senior  and  Junior  Classes  in  May  and  November. 

2.  Of  the  Sophomore  Class  (a  prize  declamation)  in  August. 

Vacations. 

1.  From  Commencement,  which  is   on  the  first  Wednesday  in 
September,  three  weeks. 

2.  From   the  Friday  after  the   third  Wednesday  of  December, 
eight  weeks. 

3.  From  the  Friday  after  the  third  Wednesday  of  May,  two  weeks. 


MEDICAL    SCHOOL 

OF  MAINE. 

The  Medical  School  was  established  by  an  Act  of  the  Legisla- 
ture, passed  June  27th,  1820,  and  is  under  the  direction  of  the 
Boards  of  Trustees  and  Overseers  of  Bowdoin  College. — The  Med- 
ical Lectures  commence  annually,  about  the  middle  of  February, 
and  continue  three  months.  The  fees  for  admission  to  the  several 
Courses  of  Lectures  are  as  follows  :  Theory  and  Practice  of  Phys- 
ic $15.  Anatomy  and  Surgery  $15.  Chemistry  and  Materia  Me- 
dica  $15.  Obstetrics  $5.  The  medical  degree  is  conferred  with- 
out a  graduation  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 


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been  at  this  Institution.  They  must  pass  a  satisfactory  examination 
in  Anatomy,  Physiology,  Chemistry,  Materia  Medica,  Pharmacy, 
Obstetrics,  Surgery,  and  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Physic  :  and 
must  publicly  read  and  defend  a  Dissertation  on  some  medical  sub- 
ject. Those  candidates,  who  have  not  received  a  collegia!  educa- 
cation,  must  satisfy  the  Faculty  of  their  proficiency  in  the  Latin  Lan- 
guage and  in  Natural  Philosophy. 

Degrees  are  conferred  at  the  close  of  the  Lectures,  and  at  the  an- 
nual Commencement  of  the  College  in  September. 

The  Library  contains  nearly  3000  vols., principally  modern  works, 
which  have  been  selected  with  much  care.  It  also  embraces  an  ex- 
tensive and  valuable  collection  of  Plates,  among  which  are  the  splen- 
did works  of  Albinus, — Vicq  D'Azyr, — Cloquet, — Lizars, — Home, 
Scarpa, — Cooper, —  The  Bells, — Baillie, — Bateman, — Breschet, — 
Swan, — Hooper, — Weber, — Seerig,  &c. 

The  Anatomical  Cabinet,  which  was  received  from  Europe,  and 
formed  in  part  the  private  Cabinet  of  the  late  Professor  Thillaye,  of 
Paris,  contains  all  the  preparations,  which  will  be  found  necessary 
for  demonstrations,  and  embraces  many  valuable  specimens  in  Mor- 
bid and  Comparative  Anatomy. 

The  Chemical  and  Philosophical  apparatus  is  ample  and  furnish- 
es means  for  full  courses  of  Lectures  on  these  subjects. 


LIBRARIE  S. 


The  College  Library  contains  about  8,500  volumes  ;  the  Medical 
nearly  3,000  ;  the  Peucinian  3,429  :  the  Theological  800  vol- 
umes ;  the  Athenaean,  lately  burnt,  has  at  present  a  few  hundred 
volumes  only. 


