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Philadelphia University
ORGANIZED, 1913.

March l5 1865.
TWO full sessions of Lectures each year, COM
l mcncing the first Of October, and continuing un-
til April. The Dissecting Houins are open and
private lectures and IuiZzrs continue during tho
entire year. The first session continues until
Christmas. or for three months. and the second un.
I'll the first Of April three months; the two con-
stuting full course OF lectures Examination
OF candidates for graduation will occur at the end
Of cneh session
REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION requisites
for graduation are three srssons Of lectures and
three years study: or four sessions including two
yrnrS spent at the University.
THE SYsrEM or MEDICINE rAuGuT.-Thc Uni.
versity is liberal medical school in which all
branches OF medicine aud surgery nre taught, in
cnding the preparatory studies. without regard 10
any arciarnn views. Hence. " ilu tloy drprecuto
the exclusivenrss of Aliupnthy. Homeopathy Ec.
lecticisn, fiytrupnhy. etc, they believe tint All
principles OF cure aud thrMpcuiica agents should
he taught in nll well regulated medical chools and
Tint every intelligent. llouest. and thorough prnc-
t''ion"r is entitled TO all the conrtcs.s and prvi-
lrgcs ot the proirSsu,.. without regard to hls u, Gu
llar not ions i'll Therapeutics.
FEEs.-Fhc fees Tor MI branches nclnliny all
the tickets. ma,riculaon aud dissection nrc 500
I" session" on - ~ IL. ear. Those who purchase
iickns o'y havcin M ttcwlac once. wn,uu i,,ak,s
the S""onl session S11. including demons lrutor's
lees. ar 81 . I"ra i"li c"rse To nid young mcu
. oi n"lcrnlc means. the University has issued fvo
hun !rrd scholarships. which are sold to frs, course
Students inr $40. aud to second course students
and ci"rgymcn Tor 500 each consi uting the hold
CT n life member. with the perpetual privileges Of
the lectures. and all The teachings Of the school
The only additional fees nre n yearly dssectin9
anil mntrieuaing ticket. each o Vii, h il So
The ADVANTAGES or SCHOLARSHIPS The stu
dent holding scholarship cnn enter the Colrue
at amy time curing The Year. attend Ms long as Le
ci'"s"S, ant re-vn,er The Institution rs frequently
| rs desired
1t r"nnirH' no previous reading study TO enter
| t'e University OH scholarships, hence nll private
| tuition fees are saved.
Siudcnts. hy holding scholars ships cnn prosecute
| other business part Of the time.
| The candidate for graduation present him
self at any time and receive his degree AZ soon 40
qualified.
In student should hold scholarship and
not be able TO attend lectures. it be transferred
10 another, thus preventing Any loss.
| Parents guardians or friends of students wish.
/ lng To p'icnusc scholarships for them. n year or
| lnr" before their attendance mt the University,
! can secure them by advancing one half the price,
! mud paying the balance when the student enters.
| Physicians aud benevolent men can brstow great
! benefit upon poor young men, by presenting them
a scholarship. and thus enabling hem to obtain an
honorable profession.
THE REGULAR FACULTY.
| James Mrci.ntck a. NJ, NJ. d.. Professor
of IL" Princir!"s and Practice Of Surgery.
| VIM, Paine, VI. d.. Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine and Pathology.
Z. ). Gn"ntt, A. NJ, NJ d., Professor Of
''nr"s'ry; ~ Pharmacy and T"Sic"I"gy.,
|
| 'nys.i"sy.
| II J nrucct, A. NJ, M D., Professor Of M..
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
a. Il. Thomas, NJ d.. Professor nf Anatomy,
General, Special, MicroscopcaI, and PATHOLOGY
Joseph s. Longshnrc. M H., Profcssor of Oh.
stetrcs, and Diseases Of Women and Children.
f. d. Buckmun, NJ. D., Professor of Minor
Surgery.
PROFESSORS or SPECIAL BRANCHES
a: Livezcy a. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of Clini-
cal Medicine.
j. 8. Longshorc, N. d., Professor of Clinical
| Obstetrics.
| F. A. Vnn Mnsclisker. ~ d., Professor Of
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
H. H. Kline, NJ. d., Professor of Mnlignant
i Diseases.
| Onishno NJ. D Professor Of Urine Pathol.
Inkcns, NJ d. b. D. s., Professor of Den
tstry.
C Murphy, NJ. D., Professor of Medical 3u-
risprudence.
". NJ G"rnrll. NJ. D.. Ill D., Professor of
ll,gcn" and Physical CuI',nr.
X Is Weaver. a. NJ, VI. d.. Demonstrates
%! Anatomy.
CIV. Marriott. NJ D.. A. NJ, D. D.. Regis.
trar and Superintendent.
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