Smyrna times., 1867-01-30
Philadelphia University Of
MEDICINE g. SURGERY.
Organized, 1913.
Chartered By the Legislature, Feb. 26, 1853.
Amendments to Charter, Feb. -, 1860, and
March Is, 1865

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Organised, 1913.
Chartered BY the Legislature, Feb. 20, 1858.
Amendments to Charter, Feb. -, 1860 and
March 10, 1865
| Two full sessions Of Lectures each year, cOmmen.
cIng the first of October, and continuing ull April The
Disseclng ROems are Open and private lectures and
Quizzes continue during The entire year. The FIRST
session until Christmas for three months,
and the secoRd unt the first Of April three months
the two constituting one full course OF lectures. Ell.
animation of candidates for graduation will occur at
| the end of each session.
REQUISITES for GrdduGtiOn-The requisites for grad
uation are three of lectures and three years
study or four sessions including two years spent at
IRE System of Medicine Tdught-The University is
liberal medical school, in which ell branches Ofmed-
icne and surgery taught, including the prepaato
nv studies, without regard to any sectaran Vlews.-
Hence while they deprecate the eKcluslveness Of Al
Iopalhy Homeopathy, Eclectlclsn, HydroPaIhy' etc.,
they believe that all principles OF cure and hermapeu.
tical agents should be taught IN all weliregulaed
medical schools and that every intelligent honest ana
thorough practitioner s entitled to all the courtesles
and privileges of the profession without regato ~ MS
peculiar notions in therapeutics
Fees-The fees for all branches including all the
tickets marcuation and dissection are sou session.
! or Sl2O per year Those who purchase uchsls only
have TO matricuate once which makes the seCohu ses
sion S55, including demonstrators lees, or Sllo loI
| full course 10 aid young men OF mOdSIate moahs
the University has issued fUe hundred &nOEdTMtPS
which are sold to FIRST students for $75, and TO
second course students and clergymen for $50, esch
constituting the holder life member with the TeEpet
ua privileges of the lectures, and all the teachings ~
the school, The only addltIOpal fees are yearly DIS
secting and matricuaung ncket, each Of which is S.
The Advantages Of SChOLdrShlpS-The student hold
! ing scholarship can enter the College at any time
during the year. attend long as he chooses and re-
enter The Institution as frequently as desired.
1t requires no previous reading study TO enter the
University on scholarships, hence all private tuition
| fees are saved.
Students, by holding scholarships, can prosecute
| other business part OF the time.
The candidate for graduation can present himself al
any time, and his degree soon as qualified
In case student should hold scholarship and not
be able to attend lectures 1t can be transferred TO ano
ther, thus preventing any loss.
Parents guardians or friends ofstudents wishing to
purchase scholarships for them, year or more before
their attendance at the University can secure them by
advancing One-haf the price, and paying the balance
when the student enters Physicians and benevolent
men can beslOw great benefit upon poor young men
| by presenting them a scholarship. and thus enabling
them to obtain an honorable profession
| The Regular Faculty.
| JAMES MCCILNTOCK, AM, MD, Professor OF the
| Principles and Practice of Surgery.
Wm. PAINE, Md, Professor of the Principles anc
Practice of Medicine and Pathology
c. GAUNrT, AM, MD Professor Of Chemis
try, Pharmacy, and Toxicology.
E. G. DALroN, AM, MD, Prof. Of Physiology.
H. J. DoucET, AM. Md, Professor Of Materl'
Medica and Therapeutics
A. r. TnoMAs, MD, Professor Of Anatomy, Gen
eral, Special, Microscopica, and Pathological.
JosEPH s. LoNGsHoRE, MD, Professor Of Obstet
RIGS, and Diseases of Women and Children.
f. ID. BUCKMAN, MD, Professor of Minor Surgery
Professors Of Special Branches.
A. LIvEzEY, AM, MD, Professor OF Clinica
Medicine.
Us. LoNGsHoRE, MD, Professor Of Clinical Oh
stetrics.
II A U.Nfoacu,,svrp NJ ~ proEassor of O;ess
ses of the Eye and Far.
r. II. KLiSE, MD, Professor Of Malignant Dir
eases.
l.. OuLDsHUE, Md, Professor Of Urino Pathology
/. LuKENs, MD, DDS, Professor OF Dentistry.
C. MURPHY, Md, Professor Of Medical Jurispru
dence.
w. NJ. CORNELL, MD, LID, Professor Of Hy
gienne and Physical Culture.
r. b. WEAVER, AM, Md, Demonstration of AT
atomy.
6. w. MARRIOTT, MD, AM ID, Registra
and superintendent