VETERINARY COLLEGES. 
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Helming, Dr. Russow, Dr. Flor, Dr. L. Stieda, and by the As¬ 
sistant Mag. Lagorio, of tlie Dorpat University. 
This college was founded in 1848, and reorganized in 1873, 
at which period it received the rank of a university. 
Sixty-one students are attending lectures at present, 
ihe course of study lasts four years. 
Kasttn. (Veterinary College.) Faculty : Director, Prof. P. 
Seifmann ; Professors: A. Strschedsinsky, J. Lange, K. Blnm- 
berg ; Docents : E. Lehmann, J. Narvalichin, P. Svislotzky, Prof. 
J. Dogrel; Teacher of Shoeing, K. Kalming; Prosector, A. 
Grischin ; Clinical Assistants : C. Holzmann, A. Roschdestwensky. 
St. P ztersburg. (Veterinary Department of the Academy of 
Medicine and Surgery.) 
Warshctu . (Veterinary College.) 
SWEDEN AND NORWAY. 
Skara. (Veterinary College.) Faculty : Director, N. E. 
Forssell; Professors : G. V. Hofling, C. R. Waller ; Adjunct Pro¬ 
fessors : J. I. Cli. Anzelin, C. A. Wiegandt. 
This college was founded by Prof. Peter Plernguist in 1774. 
Stockholm. (Veterinary College.) Faculty: Professors 
H. Hinberg, Ernst Morell, G. Sjostedt. C. Linguist; Lecturer, 
C. Ericson. 
This college was founded by an edict of Government in 1820. 
SWITZERLAND. 
Berne. (Veterinary College.) Faculty : Director, Prof, von 
Niederhaeusern; Professors: Buguion, Berdey, Guillebeau, Hart¬ 
mann. The Professors, Dr. Ally, Schwarzenbach, Fischer, Forster 
and Bachmann, of the HighJSchool, lecture at the College. 
This College was founded in 1805. 
Zw'ich. (Veterinary College.) Faculty : Director, Prof. R. 
Zangger ; Professors : Dr. Balthasar Luchsitiger and^Dr. Eberth ; 
Docent, Dr. Keller ;’Assistants: Meier, Hirzel and Tschokke. 
In Switzerland three members of the profession are at the 
head of the Veterinary Sanitary Police, 
