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Philadelphia University
MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
OR0ANIZED, 1913.

oRaANzEp, 1918.
Chartered hy tie Legislature, Feb &c, 1853.
| amendments to Churtcr, Feb. Is, 1860, and
| Mtrch Is, 1865.
| TWO full sessions of Lectures each wear COM
| l mcncing the first of October, and continuing un-
! III April. The Dssccing Rooms arc open, md
private lectures md pmi2zcs continue during tho
entire year The first session continues until
/ Christmas. or FOR three months and the second nm.
I'll Tic first Of April, three months; The two con-
stituting one full course of lectures Examination
Of candidates for graduation will occur at the cnd
| of each session.
| requisites ron GnAnrATIoS The rcouisitcs
Tor graduation arc three sessions OF lectures, and
| three years study: or four session. including Two
years spent 1T the University.
/ vHE SfsrEx or MEnlcISE TArGDI--Thc Uni
| vcrsIty is % liberal medical school. in which all
branches oS medicine and surgery nrc taught, in
cln2"g the preparatory studies, without regard to
any sectaran views Hence while they deIrccute
the cXclusivencss of Allopathy, Homeopathy, Ec-
lcctcism, IIydropatly, etc, they believe that all
principles cf cure and herapcuiicnl agents shonld
be taught in all well regulated mcdcnl schools and
That every Intelligent, honest, and thorough prac-
toncr is entitled to MI tl,c courtcsics and privi-
cgcs of he profession, without regard to his pccu-
| liar notions in therapeutics.
J Frrs.-lhc fees for all branches. including nll
the tickets, mariculation, and dissection are StO
| y session, or SI2o per year. Those VIII q purchase
tickets only ,nvc to matrculatc once. which makes
the second session 500. including denenstr rn tor's
! fees, Sll5 for IL full course io nid Young men
OF r""lcrate mems. the University has issued five
hundred scholarships. which are sold 10 first course
| students, for $40, and to second coMrse students
and clcrgyncn for $50 cach constituting thc hold
or life member, with the perpetual privileges of
tue lectures, md all the tcacLiags Of ,be school.
The only additional fees nrc II yearly .lisscctnp
| and mntrculnting tcke.. each Of which !. S5
THE ADVANTAGES err ScuoLAnsrlrs-T stu.
dent holding n.Scl,oarship can enter the Collcre
-, any time during the year. attend as long as lie
~ I'M MI
rs desired.
treIulres no previous reading Gr study 30 enter
the University on scholarships, hence ali private
tuition Fees arc snvad. .
Students, by holding scholnIslips cnn prosccuio
other business n part Of the time.
Inc can'i'ltc for graduation can present him
self at any Time and receive his degree ny sSon as
qualified
In student should hold ~ scholarship and
not hr able to attend lectures, it cmu. ae transferred
|" another thus preventing any loss.
Parents guardians or friends of students wish
ing I" purchase scholarships for them, year or
more before their attendance at the University,
can sccnrc them hy advancing one nlf the price,
aud paying the balance when tile student enters
Physicians and benevolent can bcsiow gren.
| benefit upon poor ynung men, by presenting Them
scholarship. and thus enabling them to obtain an
honorable profession
79fE REGUL.iR F.fCILyI.
James MtCintock. a. NJ, NJ. d., Professor
of the Principles and Practice of Surgery.
Wm Paine, NJ. d.. Professor n9 shc Principles
"nl Practice Of Medicine and f:sA~ingy.
g. ). Ganntt. A. Nl n. d. Professor Of
Chemistry. Pharmacy and Toxic"logy.
II. G. Dalton, a. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of
Physiology.
II. J. prucct, \. NJ. NJ. d., Professor Of Ma
tcria Mctlica and Therapeutics
y. L. Thomas. NJ. d. Professor Of Anatomy,
"';,""Fal' Special, Micr"sc"?ical, aud PATHOLOGY.
Joa1i!, s. T.ns~hnrc. NI H., pnwssaaar Of Oh.
stctrcs, and Diseases uf Women md Children.
f. y. Bnckmanr NI. d., Professor @G Minor
Surgery.
PROFESSORS or sTEcI.iL BR.fNc71Es
a. Lvrzcy, a. NJ, Nj. d., Professor Of Clini-
cal Medicine
j. s. I.nngshorc, NJ. d., Professor of Clinical
+. a. Won Moschiskcr. Md, Professor of
Diseases of the Eyoa Ear
L.: Oldshuc, NJ. d., Professor Of Urine Pathol.
ngy.
]. Lukcns. NJ. D., D. IS, Professor Of Den.
!, G. Murphy. NJ. D., Professor of Medical Ju-
risprndcnce.
w. Mcconnell. NJ. D., LID, Professor of
Hygiene and Physical Culture.
X. Is. Weaver, A. NJ, NJ. d., Dcmonstrator
of Anatomy.
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