Smyrna times., 1867-01-23
Philadelphia University Of
NJ EDICINE g. SURGERY
Organized, l64


Chartered By the Legislature, Feb. &c, 1853
Amendments to Charter, Feb. Is, 1860 and
March 10, 1865
wv "o luii sessions Of Lectures each year. commen.
'e hrst OF October, and continuing MI 1ri The
DlssectIng Rooms are Open and nr,veta Iac,res ond
quLzes continue during The entire vear THE first
d ~ cotlil9es until Christmas, or for three months
"e secOau until the first of ApriI mr. trao rnoDtLo.
'ne TWO consttutng one full coufse of Iecinraa F
th d M OF candidates for graduation will orcur At
'he end OF each session. W." o'0ui d'
requisites for GraduatiOn-The reo,io;,o, e. 49,,
ua'IOh are three sessions of lectures and thr @
1h UI Iour sesSloAs' including two wears snenI q,
lhe system OF Medicine 9aught-The ITnivo,s,,., ::
noeral medical school, in which all hrsnchoSy Is
ne anu surgery are taught, including the nrenoro,
gyo MI'iouI regard to any secIar rian views -
hence, while they deprecate the excIusivan w -
iUPathy, Homeopathy, EClectIclsm UvdrnnoIL,, ni
10y oeIiete tha' an principles OF cure and hermanem
% oat agehs should be taught in all wellregmIatad |
,n0ulcd SCHOOLS and that every intelligent bnpest |
thorough practitioner is entitled To ali lhe rnur, au
no PlslegeS o the profession, without regard IN bs
| peculiar notions IN therapeutics ~ "S
Fees-Ihe fees for all branches inclnJinO on =,
'ickets, matrlcutaOn, and dissection are SEQ ses.i
" Sl<O per year. Those who purchase tichels onI
@ move 10 matrculae once which makes the second ssS
Un ~oo' including demonstrators fees or 81 IA tor
iuh ~ course 10 aid young men of moderate masn
.ne University has issued Ue hundred schoLorsbjns
"ch are sold 10 hrst course students for S75 and m
secohu'cOurse students and cergymen for SIM sach
constituting The holder lie member with ,6o ,os'
ua privileges OF the lectures, and all The teocbnga %
'he SCHOOL The only additional fees are yearIv is
nv anu malrcualInS Ticket, each of which is c5
me AdDantdges Of ScaOLaTSaiLS-Thes student boiG
tns scholarship can enter the College al anv iimo
ou,ng me year. attend as long he chooses and re-
e"tel "He institution as frequently as desired I
requires no previous reading or study to entor, Tho
on scholarships, hence all private tuition
Stndent' BY holding scholarships, can urosecuto |
O'ner business part OF the tGle
me candidate for graduation can present himseCot
n cas- ada Lecelve ms degree as soon qualified
'h case student should hold II scholarship and moi
90 able to attend lectures it can be transierrad t
"Tf' mus preventing any loss.
rarenls' guardians or friends ofsudens wishing to
IuIchase scholarships for Ihem wear or more bafo
ner attendance at the Universiiv ran sec,,ro ,Lr |
~ MIVahclhg e-hai the price and paving the FaIano9
: neA tte student enters. Physicians and benevo,'i
W nresan,n W gIeat oeheit upon poor young men -
he'n u OBTAIN an honorable profession. Tia
The Regular FacuLty W
lanes McCLlNTocK, AM, MD. Professor of the of
rlncPles and Practice of Surperv ~ an
VIM PAINE, Md, Professor of the PrincnIe0 md ia
ractlce a =. ?, OF Medicine and Pathology.
u 3 GAUNTT, AM, Md, Professor or Cbor,;o
~ Pharmacy, and Toxcology.
f. f. u. DALTON AM, Md, Prof of Physiolorv 20
rad;o a. ~ DogGET' A'M MD, Professor Of Materia
Iedlca and Therapeutics a
a. r. Thomas, Md, Professor of Anatomv Con N
a. special MicroScoplcal, and PothologcaI. io1
'oSEPH ,. LoNGsHoRE, MD, Professor of Obs,et
cs, and Diseases of Women and Children
- ~ DOGHN1N' MD, Professor Of Minor Surgery. -
Professors Of Special Branches
aa;d:' a. IyEzEY' AM, MD, Professor of Clinical
etrcs - Oli'iical ID
+. A; VGNMoscnzIsKER, MD, Professor of Dsea.
8 OF the Eye and Ear.
H. H. KLINE, MD, Professor Of Malignant Dis.
L. GouLDsHUE, MD, Professor of Urino Pathology 3
l. I; LUKENs, ND DDS, Professor Of DentistrS' -
nee. 'UiisPIu'
". NJ CORNELL Md, LID, Professor of Hv.
nne and Physical Culture - NY
my. "'o' o' An
Superintendent. ''eS 'S''aF