The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

THE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE
il N SURGERY was organized in 1913. Chartered
3 y : leg hsssiss'a on.0s%sns q tho Ss; i ssissti s' s'ed f sesi Sei.
lcee. 81 Philadelphia, in 1850. In 1868 II purrnas cd the
the Rhll s..Ss !. Medical 2 ale college, which Mss,o had brew, gs;sy!oussy
1864 At ipnrchasedn tho Penn Medical University. The
TES !. Of 9 t the sePssT r. 9. '9 chg ds. united, p sossol,sst ans
R5ilsdeiphiss Uniiysrsitys O. Medicine ana DIS Surgery s Z;
and museum was sc, oyer +. one hundred s,n,, thousand sn collars; IL IL
the aessl rspsesentative Of the four Medical Colleges that
! has absorbed, It is . liberal school OF medicine; con
but embraces IN its teaching everything of ~saaa@ *"t"e
Sessions.-It has two full sessions each year, commenc.
ing on the Est OF October, and continuing until tho LIST OF
January, as It's first session, and from the LIST Of January
full coursa Of lecturesg 1t has also q summer session,
sommencing the lst April sad continuing until until August,
Mathematics: Botany, Zoology Chemistry. Anatomy
TI-eNess.GTiciet to tho full course Of lectures $40. or
500 for each session. For the summer or preparatory
course % s2S ..As aIau ida I9s,n fee So . b.. To aid, aid young SSn S; men Of
scholarships. which are sold to frst-course students fol
RS s saeh 70 eo ssS9naiSSu sse h s,Sasn = life sn %em n,sfsyW %ish tho iSs
perpetual privileges Of the lectures, and all the teachinb'
sss ,as ss ma n.., ass Ssn1s s ssfst, essS as e. which sas e IS S' q. dis
RE Adrantoces Of &ctolarship.-Ih student holding
year. Attend Is long as he Chooses. and re-entor the ihnsti
tuition an frequently as de-ired. !.
ua afssshsst IN u Scholarships srshd hsnoss' al Il p prS"s iniaon fee &c
are saved. .A. 1854 (
Students, by holding scholarships, can prosecute oths
business q part Of the time.
l The candidate for, graduation can present himself o
i my Hmes and receive his degree as soon rs qualhhod.
In caaea student should hold q scholarship and not b
| able 10 attend lectures, II can. be transferred TO another
thus unsyenHng any loss, rJ ..ua.a ..... !.
Parents. guardians or friends Of students Wishing t
purchase scholarship for them q year or more befor
Heir attendaace At the University, can secure them b.
when the student enters. Physicians and bSnevoIen
men can bestov grea$ benefit upon poor young men b.
Presenting them n scholarship, and thus enabling then
to obtain an honorable profession.
| The Faculty 9mkraces seventeen eminent physician
and surgeons. The UniverSiIy has associated with II
large hospital clinic, Shere every form or medical ant
surgical. disease inoperated onand treated IN tho Pres
ence Of the clasa.. .~s .-. ~.
Ninth street. south OF Walnut. is the finest In thu city
Its front ~ collegiate gothic, and is adorned with EN-
battlements and embrasures. presenting o novel, bold
and beautiful appearance. The faeade Is Of brown stone
orDapoented by two towers, rising to the elevation Q
eighty feet, and crowned with an enabettled parapet
! Tho building contains bet weeti city and sixty rooms, nj
supplied with, water, gas, and every other conyeRienc
1 that modern Improvement can contribute TO factlttat
medical INSTRUCTION. Only i've hundred scholarship
WIN be ISSUED. .apI es tive hundred snd hfty are no,
7 Money can be RENTED by extreSs,i Or adfaft or chez
sent on any National BaRk in the United 6tates. whel
the scholarship will be returned by: mail, signed by tn
President Of the Board of Trustees. JOSEPH 3. FISHER
Esq, and the Dean. Of. the Faculty. W.. PAINE. N. %
Al, orders TOR scholarships q. other business Of The Uni
vefslty. should be addressed to Professor w. PAINE. n
D, Philadelphia. Pa. %r>'tl;s% y: ~ '"t1 $50! q ~.