Smyrna times., 1867-03-06
Philadelphia University Of
MEDICINE g. SURGERY.
Organized, 1913.
Ch0TtfTea oE the Legislature, Feb. &c, 1853.
Amendments to Charter, Feb. Is, 1880, and
March Ii lEC5

Ame"ams"ts 10 Charter, Feb. Is, 1850, and
March IL, 1865
/ Two full sessions of LECTURES on,h -. -. -.
cRg the first Of October and coulInuTo,,iI nj '',
Dlssectlpg kpSHs are open. ant private Iecuco. .,I
quizZes continue during Ihe enIlre year 'Tho 49,,
session continues until Christmas, Or ior three uonIt
and the secORd un The lrsI uf pri ~ three m",ih
the two constituting one tplI course ul IecIure
animation of candidates ior gradualiun will car m
the end OF each session.
RequsiteS for CirddadtlOD.-ThO requisites (Dt errd
ualIOn are three SESSIONS Gf lectures three wears
study or four sessOas including tWO Yeas senl at
| the University
The System Of Medicine TaugLL-The UnivenI,y is
liberal medical school in which ell branches U med
lcne and surgery taught, including The ptepauk,
fy studies, without regard to any seciaran FIews-
ehre While they deprecate the eKcluHiVeness of
iHpa'hy Homeopathy, EcleclcIsm, HydropaIhy, eIc
1ey OSeVe That all principles Of cure and iheTa pe
'oat Hgehls should be taught in oil we'll regulated
medical schools and that every ont honest nd
hOough practitioner is entitled 10 all the cOurcses
au PI1neSes o Inc profession, without regard 10 his
peculiar notions IN therapeutics
fees-Ihe fees for all hanches incIudiDp all the
uckelS' maIrcnlaOn, and dissection are $50 t4ssu
VI Sl<O per year. Those who puTchase Iichols only
nave 70 nalTculAe once, which makes the second s,&
SION S13' including deRuIls taOrs fees or SII5 Ior
IulI course To and young men Of moderate means
'he university has Issued fpe hundred GcholgrsIiDs
"hch are sold to hrst students ior S15 and 10
secOhdcOurse students and clergymen for $50 e,,r
constituting The holder life member u I'M the ern,,I
ud' privileges Ol the lectures and all the Teachings Of
he SCHOOL The only additional fees are q yeaTly dls
seciing and maIrculalIng ticket each OF which il 81
Iht Advantages Of &ChOtaTstips.-The student hold
iiS schOlurshlp can enter the College al anV lime
during the year, attend as long he rhouses and re
ehlef The Institution as irtquGniy Us desired
II requires no previous reading or Study To enier The
OHVersly on scholarships, hence all private luilioa
fees are saved.
Students, by holding scholarships con pYosecuta
other business part Ol the time.
Inc candidate for graduation can present himsefat
any ume' and receive his degree as qualified
IN case student should hold scholarship and not
De able TO attend lectures can be transferred toan
Iher' thus preventing any loss
Parents, guardians friends Of students wishing to
pufchase scholarships for them, year before
nelr attendance at the University Can secure them nv
advancing one half the price and paving the balance
"hen the student enters. Physicians and benevolent
men can oestow great benefit upon poor young men,
y G presenting them scholarship and thus enabling
mem 10 obtain an honorable profession.
The Regular Faculty.
JAMES MCCLINTOCK, AM, MD. Professor oftha
'rnciples and Practice of Surgery.
WIN. PAINE, Md, Professor Of the Principles and
'ractlce Of Medicine and Pathology.
I. ;. GAuNTT, AM, Md, Professor Of Chemis-
ry, Pharmacy, and Toxicologv.
=. G. DALTON, AM, Md, Prof of Physiology.
H. J. DoUcET, AM, MD, Professor Of Materia
ledlca and Therapeutics.
A Il. THOMAS, Md, Professor of Anatomy, Cen
raj, Special, Mcroscopical, and Pathological.
JOSEPH ). LoNGsHoRE, MD, Professor of Obstet,
les, and Diseases of Women and Children.
L. H. BUckMAN, MD, Professor OF Minor Surgery.
Professors Of Special branches.
A.. LIvEzEY, AN, MD, Professor Of Clinical
fedicne.
}. S. LoNGsHoRE, Id, Professor of Clinical Oh.
etrics
r. A: VoEMoscHzIsKER, Nd Professor of Disea.
IS Of the Eye and Far
X H. KLINE, MD, Professor of Malignant Dis.
lses.
l.. OULDsHUE, MD, Professor Of Urino Patboloov.
|. LrKENs, Md, DDS, Professor Of Dentstrv'
= MURPHY, MD, Professor of Medical Jurispru-
nee.
W. NJ. CORNELL, Md, LID, Professor of Hv.
enne and Physical Culture
x. B. WEAVER, AM, Md, Demonstrator of An.
Omy.
6. ". MARRIOTT, MD, AN, DID, Registrar
d Superintendent.