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

ryNEIE PHILADELPHIA uNYEHsrrY or MEDICINE
III G MN cssIs S,,TS WI" "I;'i ~ I. ~ is .shars nnc
by Legislative enactment TO thr Ers:t, Nr-l al col
Pcnusylvaiiia SI"dral cos%c rs,abiisci in it,s and
t!e philadelphia Medical college. whi hal prcyatty
1864 u purchased the Penn Medical University. Tiy
Trustees Of the separate scrnls united prtiom; anl
ohaiued srrcial Act nr tue LEGISLATURE consoliatin
these institutions eliza gng their
plltla.irphia University m Medicine AMI surgery
Mnnh 10. 1865 All tl' various Acts publ h.l In
the statutes OF PrnnsylSaEil. The cost nj lr milling
and museum hundred ,husailh dollars. II
win bo observed that tho University organized IL
the legal representative OF the tour Medical Colleges that
4 has absorbed It is liberal schoal OF msie'nc. con-
but embraces III its teaching everything of value 10 the
Ss,ionf-It has two u srsaions each year. co,,,,,e,
ing on the Let Of October uI continuing until tho list "f
tn the LIST April. ills arcond constituting one
full course OF lectures 1t has also summer session.
for the preparatory branches. such Latin. Greek
Mathematics. Dotany Z"o!ogy, Chemistry, Anatomy
Tickets. 10 the flll of lectures s2O.
ecu for each session. For the summer preparatory
moderate means. tho Unvorsity has issued hundred
scholarships. which sold 10 l.course students for
I5. and to secondconrsc students and clersymrn
$50. each constituting the holder life member. with tho
perpetual privilege OF the lectures anh Nil tho icnchr
OF the school The only additional tres early DIS
sccting md nlnriculains ticket caeh Of which Ia 81.
The tdrdntdRcs of fSchuarS,ip-lhc student holding
attend aa long m hn ch""hc AMI rccncr the st
tuition as frequently ~ hc.ircd
II requires previous reading or study to enter tile
University Scholarships hence nl private tntou feca
saved.
students, by holding Scholarships, can prosecute other
business part OF tho ilmc.
The candidate for graduation ran prraen himself at
any time. and receive his degree qunllfcn.
In casea Ftu1rnt should hold scholarship and be
ablc To attend lectures can be transferred another
thus preventing my loss.
Parents. giarlians friends students Wishing
purchase scholarship for them year before
her attendance AT the University them by
advancing one.h1lf tho plce and paving the balnnco
when thc student enters Physicians aud benevolent
men eau bcHiow great benefit upon poor young by
presenting them scholarship and TINS enabing them
to OBTAIN an honorable profession.
Tho Faculty embraces seventeen eminent physicians
aud surgeons. Tho University has associated with Il
surgical disease IL operated and treated in the pres
encc Of the class
COLLEGE BuILDrSo.-The College building located In
Ninth stree south OF Walnut is the hnost in tho city
Its front is collegiate gothic and IS adorned with
oatuemcnts and cmbrasures presenting novel. bold,
and beautiful appearance Tho facade Of brown
ornarucntcd by two towers rising to tho elevation OF
eighty fect and crowned With cmbattlcd plrapet.
Tho building contains between fifty and sixty rooms all
supplied with water gas. and other convenience
that modern improvement contribute to facilitate
medical instruction. Only Ave hundred scholarships
will be issued. anil hundred and fifty now
Money can bc rcutcd by express, draft check
sent any National Bank In the United Statos wien
tho scholarship will be returned by mail. signed by tho
President Of the Board OF Trustees. JOSEPH s. FISHER,
Esq, and tho Dean OF the Faculty, u. PAINE NJ. D.
All ordcrs for scloarspI other business of the Uni
versity should BIO addressed To Professor W. PAINE NJ
D., Philadelphia. Pa.