The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-14
Decembr 2
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
OF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

r;NHE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY or MEDICINE
i AND SURGERY was organized in lS4S. Chartered
by the Legislature February &c 1858 Sar-e changea
by legislative enactment 10 the Eclectic Led+tal Col
ege OF Philadelphia in 1860. In 1868 IL purcr1s "a the
Pennsyvanla Medical college. es abhshed in ioi, ana
tic Philadelphia Medical College, which had previously
been merged into the Pennsylvania Medical 'olege LII
1864 it purchased the Penn Medical Univ rsiy Tno
Trustees OF the separate schools united peiuoncd ana
obtained special Act OF tho Le9is atre, consolidating
these institutions and ging their names TO that OF the
Philadelphia University Of Medicine and surgery
March 10 1865 ALI these various Acts are publ bed IN
the statutes OF Pennsylvania The cost OF the ulian
and museum was over one hundred thousand doara IL
will observed that the University as now oranzed Is
the legal representative of the our Medical Colleges a'
IL has absorbed. Is liberal school ol medicine con-
fined to dogma, attached % any medical chques
embraces in its teaching everything OF value " Inc
profession.
Scs5ioas-It has two full sessions each year, oommenc-
ing on the 1st OF October and continuing until the ls Of
January its first session. and from the list OF January
the st APRIL as It's second the TWO constituting one
full course lectures. II hGs also summer session,
commencn. tho 1st April ald continuing until August,
tor the preparatory branches, such as LaIn Greek
Mathematics. Botany, Zoology. Chemistry, Anatomy
Physiology. etc. -.
icls"Iickc,s to the c course OF lectures sl20, or
S6O ior each session. For the summer or preparatory
course S25. Grauuating tee S3U 10 AID youn5 ne ol
moderate means the University has issued 1--WE nurdrcd
scuoashps winch are sold to frscourse studenis ior
s75. aud sc:oud-course students and cler4ymeh Tor
49, t. en- constituting the holder life memoer with tAc
perpetual rvilcGes OF the lectures and AL the 'eaCu
oi lne school, The only additional ices are carly DIS
secting and matrcuatnS ticket. each oi when Is 90
Tie Advantages Of Sc.odrStips.-Ihe student holding
scholarship enter the College at any ume during ue
year, aen long as be chooses and rc-enter tue ihsu
tuition as frequently as dc. ircd. .
1t requires no previous roadng study TO enter the
University scholarships hence, all private TUITION ices
saved.
students by holding scholarships. prosecute other
business art OF the uno. .
The candidate or graduation present bimseii at
any me aud receive lis degree us soon rs qualified.
In enL should holi scholarship ana not DO
able 10 attend lectures 1t can Oo transferred 10 Alotc
thus preventing an loss.
Parents guardians or friends Of students wishing TO
purchase scholarship Tor them Year or more before
hoir attendance Ut tue University can secure theln py
advancing opc.hat the price and payinG the balance
wnen The student enters Physicians ana benevoieh!
men beslow great benefit upon poor young mon by
presenting them scholarship and thus cnaonS tnel
10 OBTAIN an honorable profession.
The Faculty embraces seventeen emiuent physicians
and surgeons. The University has associated with IL Il
srGe hospital clinic, vince every form OF meGical ana
surgical disease is operated aud treated III tic pres.
cnco oi The class.
COLLEGE BuILpSG.-The College building, located IL
Ninth street, south Walnut the finest IN the CITY,
Its front coeiate gothic and Is adorned witE e-
batllements and embrJsures presenting novel, bold,
aud beautiful appearance Tho facade is OF brown stone
orna9entod BY towers, rising to the elevation oi
eighty ieet. and crowned with embatt!ed parapct
The but & contains between hity and sixty rooms Al
supplied with water gas, aud every other convenience
that modern mprov can contribute 70 facilitate
medical III, trpctlon only FIVE hundred scholarships
Will be issued, aud TWO hundred and hty are now
Sold those wish 10 secure should do SO at once
Money DO remit,ed by express, or draft or chec6
seut on any National Bank III tho United states. When
the scholarship will be returned by ma si1ncd BY tie
President the Eoard OF Trustees. JOsEtu ). fShEk
ESQ. aud the Dean oil tho facu.ty, w. PAINE NJ. ID.
~ orders scholarships or other business OF the Uui-
versy should be addressed to Professor W. PAINE, Al.
D., Philadelphia, Pa.