The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-04
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

rIHE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY G. MEDICINE s3 E
AND SURGERY was organized in 1873 Chartered
by the Legislature February 26 1858. nei cnangea
by legislative enactment TO the alee. tSi, Se
lepe Of PHILADELPHIA IN 1860 In 1851 purce ca tne
Pennsylvania Medical College. established In iSR ana
the Philaderhia Medical College, which mad previously
been merged into the Pennsylvania Medical College n
1884 Ne purchased the Penn Medical University. TIE
Trustees of the separate schools united petoned and
obtained special Act of the Legislature, consolidating
thee and cha gne their names 70 that OF the
Philadephia University Of Medicine and Surgery.
March 49, 1885, AL these various Acts are puDns nea III
the statutes Of Pennsylvania The cost OF the nuding
and museum was over one hundred thousand dollars
will be observed that the University as ncw organzed Is
the legal representative of the four Medical
It has absorbed isa liberal school OF medicine con-
fined to no dogma, nor attached 70 any neus ~
ut In its teaching everything OF value to the
profession. ..,,,,,,,,.
ing ON the 1st OF October and continuing until tne Isl o.
Jaufy ts is first session. and from the let OF January
to the LIST Of April Its second the two constituting oe
full course of lectures It has also summer session
commencing the lst April aad colt,nuIg unEi @ Augas5
Mathematics, Botany. Zoology Chemistry Anatomy
icEss3 to3he full course of flsctures $780, or
$sO for each session. For the summer or preparatory
cofse s25 Gfaudating fee $50. To all young men o.
mosrste uesns the University has issfpd five hundrsd
chosrahps which are sold to hrstcorrse students ior
S76 and to securd-course students and clergymep f0r
s5o each constitutinge holder life member with the
perpetual privileges Of the lectures and al the
Of the school, The only additional fees are yeary dis
sectng and matrculatn8 dcket, each OF wncn Is 20;
The Advantages of ScAoay&hips student holding
scholarship can enter the College at any time during the
wear attend long he chooses and lnst
tuition as frequently as de-ired.
It requires previous reading OF Hnay W 9Iter no
University on scholarships hence all private tuition fees
are saved 49,,
Students by holding scholarships, CA other
businessa part of the time. -.
The candIdate forgradustinn cEn present himself at
any Time and receive bis degree as soon as quaiasd
In case stuoen should hold scholarship and not be
able to attend lectures can be transferred to another
thus preventing any loss
Parents guardians or friends ofstuients Wishing to
prchase scholarship for them year or more peiore
6eir attendance at the University, car secure them Dy
sdyanrpes orehaf the price and paying the balance
when the student enters PhysicianB and benevolent
mencan bestow great beneft upon poor young men by
ureeeptiaQ them schoMrhfp and thus enanain6 tnsu
to obtain an honorable profession
THE Faculty. embraces seventeen eminent physlcans
and surCpae The University has associated WITH IL
large hospital clinic whete every form OF medica ana
E !Co1 eE BU1IpMa-The College building, located IN
Ninth street south Of Walnut is the finest in the CITY
EIs funt is collegiate gothic ana as sdorneo Will ,
and beautiful appearance The facade Is OF brown
ornamented by two towers rising to the eievsQon q
eighth feet and crowned With IN .enbshlea parapet;
The Building contains between fty and SIXTY rcoms, ~
s,pued with water gas and every other convenience
that modern improvement can contribute TO fscdafe
medical instruction. Oriy five hundred schoarSnips
will De issued, and two hpndred and hfty arc nov
sold those who wish secure one shouf do SO at enne
Money can be remtted BY express or DRAFT T enect
sent on any National Bank in the United States whef
the scholarship will be returned by mail signed blythe
President of the Board OF trustees JOSEPH FISH
ESQ.,, and the Desn OF the Faculty. v. PAINE, NJ: D
yersity should be addressed to ProfsssorW PAINE.
d. Philadelphia, Pa.