THE MEDICAL EXAMINER.
PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER, 1850.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE WINTER SESSIONS.
Before another number of our Journal shall be issued, our various
Medical Schools will be actively engaged in the responsible duty of
professional education. Already do we notice the appearance in our
thoroughfares of those who have sought Philadelphia for her well
known and justly appreciated advantages in medical instruction. Great
as may be their anticipations of a rich harvest, we feel assured that they
will not be disappointed, but that they will return to their homes at the
close of the session more deeply than ever impressed with the conviction
that here may be attained all that the most zealous and aspiring student
can desire. It is predicted by those knowing in these matters that the
classes at the various schools will be larger than at any previous sea-
son. We trust that their anticipations may be realized. It is fortunate
that our extended territory will give the young aspirants room to flourish
in after graduation.