Annals of medical history . tice of the physicians and surgeons ofthe Pennsylvania Hospital, the students willbe able to prosecute their studies with suchadvantage as will qualify them to practice 278 Anrials of Medical History hereafter with more satisfaction to themselvesand benefit to the community. The particular advertisements inserted belowspecify the time when these lectures are tocommence, and contain the various subjectsto be treated of in each course, and the termson which pupils are to be admitted. William Shippen, Jr., M. of Anatomy and Surgery in theCollege of Philadel
Annals of medical history . tice of the physicians and surgeons ofthe Pennsylvania Hospital, the students willbe able to prosecute their studies with suchadvantage as will qualify them to practice 278 Anrials of Medical History hereafter with more satisfaction to themselvesand benefit to the community. The particular advertisements inserted belowspecify the time when these lectures are tocommence, and contain the various subjectsto be treated of in each course, and the termson which pupils are to be admitted. William Shippen, Jr., M. of Anatomy and Surgery in theCollege of Philadelphia John M. D., , of Medicine in the College ofPhiladelphia Dr. Shippens course of anatomical lectureswill begin on Thursday, the 14th of November,1765; it will consist of about sixty lectures, inwhich the situation, figure, and structure of allparts of the human body will be demonstratedon the fresh subject, their respective usesexplained, and their diseases, with the indica- / >f«V^ ^. ^... Wrr I rAM Smiim-Ils,or An .Ijc. I - j) nil. F-msi Pitoir^souMiisn IS Bid I isii Amikk A. tions and methods of cure, briefly treated ol;all the necessary operations of Surgery will beperformed, a course of bandages given; and thewhole concluded with a few plain and generaldirections in the practice of midwifery, llachperson to pay six pistoles. Those who incline to attend the PennsylvaniaHospital and have the benefit of the curiousanatomical plates and casts there, to pay sixpistoles to that useful charity. A course of lectures on the Materia Medicaby John Morgan, M. D., etc. Price four pistoles. This course will commence on Monday,the 18th day of November, and be gi\en threetimes a week at the College, at three oclock inthe afternoon, till finished, which will lastbetween three and four months. To render these lectures as instructive aspossible to students of physic, the Doctorproposes, in the course of them, to give someuseful observations on Medi
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