The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

TUE PHILADElpHIA UNIVERSITY O1 MEDICINE
AND SURGERY was organized ln 1919 Chartered
By Legislative enactment 10 tie Eclectic Ard al Col.
lsge, Of philst!rrhu in 1860 In 1868 rcnnh Cd tho
tic Pindeirh. Mee. College Which had ID pruSosay sg
been merged into the Pennsyvanla Medical College n,
1894 II purchased tho Penn Medical University. Tn,
Trustees of the separate schools united petoned and
obtained special Act OF the LeSiaaurn. consolidating
these and cha ging their to that of tho
Philadelphia University of Medicine and Surgery,
s sh No 1859 " All xaos % Acts s aTs publ he'd IN
and museum WAS ono hundred thousand dollars II
tho ss Of sha
\ has absorbed II is liberal schoal of medicine
hned TO no dognn nor attached to any medical clique
but embraces In It's teaching everything Of value the
profession.
SessfonI.It has two tuli year. comnenc
Ing on the lst of October aud continuing until tho OF
january as Its first soason. and from tho LIST OF January
null course Of Lectures. It hus also summer session.
commanding the lat April aad continuing until August
for the preparatory branches such Latin, Greek,
Mathematics. botany. Zoology. Chemistry. Anatomy
iiektTicke,s to te full course Of lectures $780, or
oU 1s Sc sSSh rI @ & % T
moderate means, tho University issued Eve hundred
scholarships which sold TO nrscourse sdenis for
$50. each constituting the holder fo member with Tho
perpetu. privileges OF the Lectures all Tho taaciu
secting and matrcua,Lng ticket each of which e.
Thr Adranfagei o. student holding
year attend aa long aa he chooses and roencr the ns
It requires previous reading or study to enter the
University on scholarships hence n private tuition
are saved.
Students by holding scholarships can prosecute other
| huainesa rart Of the time.
Tho candidate for graduation present himself al
any time, and receive his degree qualified
III caaea student ahould hold scholarship aud not b.
abln to sen lectures. can he transferred To auother
thus preventing any lOBs.
Parents. guardians frsndH OF students wishing TO
cr attendance ut the University can secure them by
advancing onehaif the price paying the balance
whom the student enters. PbyRcianH aud benevolent
men can bestow great 1cnc1t upon poor young men ,y
presenting them scholarship anu this cnsbiuy them
to obtain an honorable profcssiuu.
Tue Faculty embraces seventeen eminent pbysicians
and aurBeons Tho University has associated with IL
large hospital clinic. wheic every form nf mcira and
surgical disease ia operated and treated the pres.
cncc of the class.
coLLEoE BurIpHa.-The College building located in
Ninth street. south Of Walnut Ia tho finest In the city
Its front Is collegiate gothic aud s ndorlcl with pn,
and bo1utul apPoarancc Tho facade OF brown stone
ornaented by two towers. rising tn the elevation OF
eighty feet and crowned with emhattled parapet.
Tho building contains between fity aul sixty rooms all
supplied with water gaa. and every other convenience
that modern Improvement can contri',u. facilitate
medical Instruction Only five hundr,d SCHOLARSHIP
Will be iasued anil tSo hundred and iltty now
sold those who wis to secure should o once
Money eau be rrn,itted by rxprcss draft or check
aent ON any National ani In the United States when
the scholarship will be returned by mall signed by tho
President OF the Board of Trustees JOSEPH s. FISHER
ESQ. and Tho Dean Of the Faculty, W PAINE, NJ D.
AL orders for acholarships business OF the Uni
yersy shond be addressed Ia Professor ". PAINE, ~
d., philadelDhia.