Appeal to husbands and wives in favor of female physicians / by Rev. William Hosmer.

  • William Hosmer
Date:
1853
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Credit: Appeal to husbands and wives in favor of female physicians / by Rev. William Hosmer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LOCATED IN BOSTON. The Sixth Annual Term will commence on Wednesday, November 2, 1853, and continue four months, at which period of the year its term is established, viz., four months, from the* first Wednesday in November, annually. The Institution has a full Board of Professors, and gives a complete Medical Education, including the usual branches, Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology and Hygiene, Medical Jurisprudence, Principles and Practice of Medicine, Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Chil- dren, Materia Medica and General Therapeutics, and Chemistry. Fees. — To each of the seven Professors, $10 ; to the Demonstra- tor of Anatomy, $5. Graduation fee, $20. Medium price of board in the city, $3 per week. Requirements for Graduation. — The candidates for Medical Diplomas must be at least twenty-one years of age ; must have pur- sued the study of medicine three years, — two of which must have been under the supervision of a respectable Practitioner of Medicine, — and must have attended two full Courses of Lectures, one of which must have been at this Institution. The pupils can receive private instruction from the Professors during the portion of the year not included in the Term. The N. E. Female Medical College is conducted and sustained by the Female Medical Education Society, incorporated by the Massa- chusetts Legislature. Gentlemen or ladies become annual members of the Society by the payment of $1, and life members by the payment of $20. It is optional with the annual members to continue one year or more. The Society's Report, and further information respecting the association or its institution, can be had by applying, personally or by letter, to the Secretary, Samuel Gregory, 15 Cornhill, Boston. FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNSYLVANIA, LOCATED IN PHILADELPHIA. The next Annual Term will commence October 1, 1853. The course of instruction, the fees, and the requirements for grad- uation are similar to those of the N. E. Female Medical College. Particulars may be learned of Dr. David J. Johnson, Dean of the Faculty, 229 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
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