The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-13
PHILADELPHIA UNIVEse sITY OF NIEDr
CINE AND SURGERY.


amendments to Charter Feb. Is, 1860 and March
is, 1866 - : = - -
TWO FULL SESSIONS OF LECTURES EAy4 YEAR,
~ commencing the first Of October, and continusng
yate lectures quizzes continued during the entire
year The first session continues until Christmas or f
three months the constituting one full course Of iee
lures Examination Of candidates for graduation wil
occur at the END OF each session.
requisites for GradsatioThe requisites for eradua
on are three sessions OF lectures and three years sdy:
versity. - 80 80 - -
!, TIE System Of Medicine Taught-rhe University Is
and taught including the preparatory studies
without regard to any sectarian views. Hence whdle
pathy Eclecticisn, Hydropathy ETC. they believe tat
oil Of therapeutcal agents should he
every intelligent honest and thorough practitioner r.
entitled to all the courtesies and privileges OF the
procession without regard to his peculiar notions in
fses-The fees for all branches. including all the
or sl2o per year Those who purchase tickets only have
to at1culate which makes the second session s5
TO aid young men of moderate means tho IJniyerav
has issued five hundred scholarships which are sold T.
dents and $780, each constituting the holder
lie member with the perpetual privileges Of the lee
tures, and all the teachings Of the school The only a
ditional fees are yearly dssectinn and 1naticist
ticket, each of which is So. ~
scholarship enter the College at any time during
the year attend as long he chooses and reenter the
1esang Or study to ent. The
University on scholarships, hence all private tuition fees
Students, by holding scholarships can prosecute other
business part Of the time.
time and receive Els can Soon as a.
In case student should hold scholarship and not be
able to attend lectures can be to anoher
thus preventing any loss. ~ !, ~~~' N-'
Parents. guardians friends Of students wishing to
their attendance a the Univers can secure he4 ne
advancing onehaf the price and paying the balance
men bestow great benefit upon poor Young mem nv
presenting them scholarship, and thus enabling thena
to obtain an honorable profession.
THE REGULAR FACULTY.
JAMES McCLINTOCK A. NJ. NJ D. Professor of tha
fr1nc1ples and Practice of Surgery
VIZ PAINE. NJ D., Professor Of the Principles and
G. 8. GAUNTT,A. NJ. NJ. D., Professor Of uhezhstrv
Phar1na2y ID N and nd mE EIozicology: --~ ~
r. ). DOUCET a. IT., NJ. D.. Profeaeor SO Of ssass}s
hsdsaa e TTdM aRa dTMhaessPsntjcs as m i $1,000
Special; M Mioroseop;csl and Pathological
JOSEPH 3 $. .LoNGsHoRE, NJ 3, Professor os obste-
rics and Diseases Of Women and Children. .-'"S
T. D. BUCKMAN, N. D., Professor Of Minor Surgery
PROFESSORS OF SPECIAL BRANCHES. .t
A. LIVEzEY a. M: NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical Mea-
y: 8. LoNGsHoRE, NJ D.. Professor Of cnnica, Oh
g, LANE, NJ. D.. Professor Of Diseases Of the Eve
+. II KLNE, n: D., Professor Of Malignant Diseases
L e; = NJ p Professor OF Urino Pathology.
e. MURPHY, u. p, Professor Of Medical Jurisrur,-
. ". n: CORNELL. NJ. D..LL.D., Professor Of Hygi-
3. WEAVER, a NJ. NJ. D.. Dornonstrator o. Anseo-
! G. y; MARR1orT, n. ., y. NJ. D D. Registrar ana
H II i NEW BooKs , -:
PAIEH's PR4oT1oE OF MEn1onsE.- Tho work is now
complete Itisa royal octave Of Thousand pages and