The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-01
rfill.AnEI,PHIA UNIVERSITY
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

a 4 ANn sliMEhY w"- o,a-nl:"L In i.es CLar1enJ
by hgislativ. rnactm", il Frre,ir A.i:cnI t:oi.
sS s,ss o' rn.ad%l IN isso In lag, purns the
the phiIndcll hi. Medical c1cy. whah had rr"SinIn x
been ,sc neIsea nl"ihr i"u'y,ail adicll college a.
Is6l u purchased til" Penn Mrtli,ai University rrt,
trustee Of lc .ryara'" rrh"s united peti,ioed aud
ssSm Special Act Of The i"p+ hiure. consolidating
pmlsslclPiia i'niycrsi,y ni Mricln" and surgery.
ih a II, .s%, MI ii ~r .lra acts are publ he'd i
anm in-tnm WAS ur'r ono hundred Thousand doarA IL
Of s oar sds etSsa..t cosacs H.. !;
hhs absoi5ed It is liberal school OF nedicl1s con-
hn. In its 'es"nng everything 70 tue
Sston-it llas tnll sessions each year. corumeuc-
ing on tie let Vi October nd continuing until the ist OF
January AZ lis first session. aud Ist OF January
zoe ist ot April IA its second the two constituting
hll course OF Lectures. II las also summer seGsIon
SomenSing @ the lst April and continuing until August
Tor iho preparatory branches. such Latin, Greek
Mathematics. Boiany. Zoology. Chemistry. Anatomy
7Ieketrckcis the fun course Of lectures $40. or
!6o for each session. For the preparatory
moderate means llc USivcSiry haa issued ro iundred
scholarshps which sold hrst-couree Btdeu for
$780, e.eh constituting the holder life momber With ihs
perpetual privileges of tho lectures and nl the teschin
sccng and matchmaking ticket. each Of which is IS.
7he hdrdH'aqei o Sehofarstip-Thc student holding
choarshp can enter tho College at time during tho
year attend long he chooses re-enter
tuition as hcqueuuy NJ de-tred.
|
University on scholarships hcnce all private tuition
| arc saved.
Students by holding schoiarahips prosecute other
business Esrt Of the limo.
Tho candidate for graduation present himself 81
any time, and receive his degree soon 40 queuhod
In caseR Supent should hold u scholarship and not Le
ebo 10 attend lectures. Il be transferred 10 suothar
thus preventing any loss.
Parents. guardians frtspds Of students wishing to
purchase scholarship ior them year before
their attendance at tho University them bJ
when the student enters. Pbysciana and benevolent
nen can Iestor great benefit upon poor young by
presenting them schohrship and thus euabItng thoru
| to oDtain an honorSble profession.
tho Faculty embraces Hnyontcou eminent nhyaicans
and surgeons. The University has associated with II q
large hospital clinic, whore cvory form OF medical
surgical dseaSc iS operated and treated In tho pres
| once oi The class.
COLLEGE DuILDrSo.-Thr College building located In
Its front is collegiate gothic, and is adorned with
bacments aud embrssures. presenting a novel. bold
aud beautiful appearance The facade Of brown stone
otnaraented by two towers rising to the elevation of
eighty fost. aud crowned with embatcd pnrapet.
The buiidnG contAns between fty and aiIty rooma all
supplied with water. 9ns and other convenience
tia modern improvement eau contribute to facilitate
medical insrnctioI. Only fvc hundred scholarships
Will bc issued, and two hundred and ffty arc now
sold those who wish !" -etnre one should do 30 at
Money ean be rruittod by cypress draft or check
sNnt on National Bsnk The United States. when
the scholarship will be returned by mail signed by the
President Of The Board OF Trustees JOSEPH s. FlSHER
Esq. aud The Dean Of the Faculty. W. PAINE, NJ q.
All orders Tor scholarships other business the
vcrsity should be addressed "a Professor W. PAINE III.
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