The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-07
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
OF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

VNHE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE
Il AND SURGERY was organized In 1SiS. Chartered
by the Legislature February a. 1853 NaIa changed
legc OF Philadelphia, in 1850 In 1868 Tie
Pennsylvania Medical college, abished In isi2, SID
the Philadelphia Medical College, which Lao previously
been merged into the Pennsylvania Lledcc oege. In
1864 1t purchased the Penn Medical yniv' rsiy. The
Trustees Of the separate schools united peuoned and
obtained special Act Of the LePis Iure, consolidating
these institutions and cha ging tue names to that OF the
Philadelphia University of Medicine and surgery,
March To- 1865. All these various Acts are publ he'd IN
the statutes Pennsylvania The cost OF the ullonS
and museum one hundred thousand dollars. II
will observed that the University, as now organized Is
the legal representative o the four Medical Colleges tna
has absorbed 1t is liberal school OF medicine con-
fined to dogma attached 10 any medical cllques,
but embraces In its teaching everything OF value to the
profession.
Sesons-It has two full sessions each year. commenc
Ing on the st of October and continuing until tho lst OF
January its first session. ana from tho lst Of january
to the lst oil APRIL as Its second the two constituting oho
full course of lectures 1t has also sun2er session,
commencing the 1st April aad continuing until August
for the preparatory branches, such as LaGn Greek,
Mathematics, Botany, Zoology Chemistry, Anatomy
Physiology. etc. -
fTeke~Tickets to the full Of lectures sl2o. or
$50 for each session. For the summer or preparatory
course S26. Graduating tee S3O 10 aid young fnen ot
moderate means the University has issued five hundred
scholarships which sold to frst-course suoeas tor
S76 and 10 second-course students and cergymen ZOE
$50 e. ch constituting the holder life member, WIN tne
perpetual privileges OF the lectures and ali the teachings
OF the school, The only additional tees are cary os'
secting and matrcuaHnS ticket each OF wnlcn IS %:
The Advantages of fScaoldrsps-Ihe student nolding
sci oarshp enter the College at any Time dung ts
year. long as he chooses and re-entcr the rsu
tut IN US frequently as de-ired.
II requires no previous reading or study to enter tne
Uni ersy scholarships, terce all private tuition ices
are we'd It,.
Students by holding scholarships, can prosecuee otne1
business rart OF the time. ,,,. =.
Tho candidate for graduation can present nInseH Ut
any me- and receive his degree as soon as quanneo
In Ease stu ien should hold scholarship and not pe
able 10 attend lectures, 1t can De transferred u aucf
thus preventing anj loss. r.
Prcuts guardians or friends Of students wishing 70
pu, base scholarship or them year or more peiore
tht attendance at the University can secure tnem Oy
a( ancing one-haf the price and paying the nal1uce
wlen the student enters Pnyscans anu oenesoien. @
nen can bestow great benefit upon poor young men Dy
presenting them scholarship, ana thus enapong 'nen
to OBTAIN an honorable profession
The Fncuty embraces seventeen eminent physicians
and surgeons The University has associated Win II
large hospital clinic, whee every form OF medical ana
sutca disease is operated on and treated IN ne pres
ence OF The class. .-,,
COLLEGE BU1LpNd.-The College building. located In
Ninth street. south OF Walnut ia the finest IN the cy.
Its front is collegiate gothic, and s adorned wn en-
batilements and embrasures, presenting novel bold.
and beautiful appearance The facade OF Drown sVoue
ornar1ented by towers, rising to the eeVauon "
eighty teet and crowned with IN emoaiteo parapeI;
The building contains between fifty and sixty rooms an
supplied with water gas and every other conven!ence
that modern mprov emcnt can contribute 70 aciSaeS
medical instruction Only five hundred Scholarships
will be issued and two hundred and nity are no"
sold those VINO wish should Do so at ONCE
Money be RENTED by express, OF oIal. " o
sent On any National Bank IN the United states WIeu
the scholarship Will be returned by mal, snea uy ZIG
President OF The Board Of Trustees, JOSEPH 81
ESQ., and the Dean OF the Faculty, w. FA1NE, IL, -
ycrsy should be addressed to Professor W. PAINE IL.
D.. PHILADELPHIA, Pa,