The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

rJNHE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY urMEpIClNE
i AND SURGERY was organized in IsE' Chartered
by the Legislature February 2G 1855. Na:.r changed
by Legislative enactment tn tue Erl,iic hH.i:,h Col
Sss S rsGpma Ges IL s iss" .lsn IN ls @ 1 nS
the philadelphia Medical COLLEGE, wllit iaI preyaisdy
INCA il Purchased the Penn Medical University ri,
Trustees Of the srp7rai" schools united. prli,ion AMI
ilesc institutions aud cha g,ng their names 10 liza, q" hs
plna,lrlpla Uniycrsi'y OF Medicine ani surgery.
tho statutes oil Pennsylvania Tile cost nr ihe uii,ng
aud museum one hundred Thousand dollars Il
the legal representative OF Medical Colleges that
has absorbed. II is liberal schon of melcinc
fined to no dogma nor attached Ia any medical clique
but embraces In its teaching everything Of value 10 the
esrion.It las Two iuii sessions each year. con,cnr.
ing on the 1st Of October and continuing until tho st of
april ns its second; the two constituting ons
full course of lectures. II as also arssiun.
for the preparatory branches such fatln Greek,
Matheinutics. Botany. Z"oogy. Chemistry. Anatomy
Tieket,.-Tickes to the full Of lectures Sl2U or
ecu for each session For the summer preparatory
moderate means tho University has Issued Ave hundred
scholarships. which sold 10 nconrae students for
S15. aud to secOniconrse students and clergymcn for
$780, each constituting the holder liic emher with the
psrEstai rrSisg Of ,he Lectures an all The ,earhi,5i
seetng and atricuali,s Ticket eae, OF which ia 81
The idraRtdgcs of fSchoidrShps-rhc student holding
scolnrship enter hr Collrgr amy during the
yer attend ns long M he cho.se- aud rcntcr the is:
requires previous reading or study TO enter tle
Unversity schoarsips, hence private tuition fecs
sayen.
Students, by holding scholarships can prosecute other
business Eart OF tho tinr.
The candidate for graduation praEeni himself al
any time, and receive Ills degree qualified
In casca Etuaent should hold scholarship not be
sbo to attend lectures 1t be transferred nocr
thus preventing any loss.
Parents. guardians friends vi students Wishing to
purchase scholarship Tor them year moro before
Acir attendance at tho University, thc by
advancing ono. half tho price and paying tho baiauce
when the student enters. pbysicnIs aud benevolent
men eau beatoH great benefit upon poor young by
presenting them scholarship. and thus enabling them
to OBTAIN nh honorable profession.
Tho Faculty embraces seventeen eminent physicians
aud surgeons. The University has associated will,
large hospital cEpic. whce every form Of medical md
surgical disease Ia operated and treated i'll Tie pres
encc Of The class.
COLLEGE BuILDEo.-The College building. located In
Ninth street. south Of Walnut, is the hnost in tho city
Its front Is collegiate gothic, and Is adorned with
batuemonts aud embrasurcs, presenting q novel, bold,
and beautiful appearance. Tho facade Of brown stone.
ornaiuented by two towers. rising to tho elevation Of
eighty iert. and crowned with enbatcd parnpet
Tho building contains between fifty and sixty rooms, all
supplied with water gas and every other convenience
that modern improvement contribute to facilitate
medical instruction. Only hvc hundred scholarships
Will DO issued, anil as two hundred and tity now
Money can be rcmlttcd by express, draft check
sent on any National Bank i'll the United States. when
tho scholarship will bo returned by mall signed by tho
President OF the Board OF Trusocs JOSEPH s. FISHER,
Esq, aud tho Dean OF the Faculty, ". PAINE, II. d.
All orders for scholarships other business of tho Uni
versity should DO addressed TO Professor ". PAINE. NJ
D.. Philadelphis, Pa.