The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-21
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PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
OF
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

rY,HE PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE
Il AND SURGERY Was organized in lsiS. Chartered
by the Legislature February 26. 1853 NaIe changed
by legislative enactment 70 the Eclectic Ded:tdI COL
lege Pniade ha, in $780, in 1868 1t purchased the
Pennsylvania Medical college, cs aohshed III ioi2 hno
the PhadelI ha Medical College, which had previously
been merged into the Pennsylvania NJ, dca olcGc LII
1864 it purchased the Penn Medical Univ rsi y Fno
Trustees oi separate schools united peiuoned and
obtained special Act Of the LePis ature, consolidating
institutions and cha ging their names to that OF the
Philadelphia University of Medicine and Surgery.
March l5 1865 All these various Acts are publ he'd In
the statutes OF Pennsylvania Tho cost Of the uildng
and museum one hundred thousand dollars. 1t
will De observed that the University as now organized Is
the legal representative Of the tour Medical Colleges that
il has absorbed. II is liberal school OF medicine. con-
ned to no dogma, attached 20 any medical cques,
but embraces in It's teaching everything OF vaiue to The
profession
es1ions-It has two full each year, commenc-
ing on the October and continuing until the LIST oi
January first session. and from the lst oi january
TO the 1st April US Its second the TWO constituting one
full course oil lectures. 1t has also summer session,
commencing the lst April add continuing until August
for the preparatory branches, such as Laun, 0reek
Mathematics, Botany. Zoology, Chemistry, AnatCmy
Physiology. etc. ~
icke-Tickets to the full course of lectures Sl20 or
500 ior each session For the summer or preparatory
$40. Graduating ice s3O. 10 aid youn men OF
moderate eans the University has issued i've nuudred
scholarships which sold to hrscoursc studcAis ior
SIS aud to seSopdcourse students and cierBynen ior
$50 ch constituting the holder life member. with tho
perpetual privileges OF tho Lectures and all the eichnes
the school, The only additional tees are carly dis
sectng and matrcuating ticket. each oil which Is 80
The advantages Of fSchosarship-Ihe student hoidlnG
scholarship enter the College at any time during Tue
year long be chooses and re-encr the lnsu
tuition as T. cquentIy as de-ired.
1t requires no previous reading study to enter the
University scholarships, hence al private tuition fees
saved.
Students by holding scholarships, prosecute other
business part Of the ume.
The candidate graduation can present himself at
any time. and receive s degree as soon as qualified
In case stu should holi schoarsnlp and not be
able to attend lectures 1t transferred 10 another
thus preventing an loss.
Parents guardians friends Of students wishing 10
pur,hnse scholarship Tor them year more before
advancing one-hait the price aud paying the balance
when the student enters Physicians and benevolent
men can besow great benefit upon poor young men by
presenting them scholarship, and thus enabling then
10 OBTAIN honorable profession.
The Faculty embraces seventeen eminent pnysclane
and surgeons Inc University has associated with II
rye hospital clinic, whee every torm OF medical and
surgical disease is operated and treated IN the pres
ence OF tho class.
COLLEGE BuILpNo.-The College building, located in
Ninth street. south OF Walnut, IL the finest In the city,
Its front collegiate gothic, and Is adorned with en-
battlements and embrasures, presenting novel, bold,
and beautiful appearance The facade IS OF brown stone,
oruaroented by towers risnS TO tho elevation OF
eiRhty ieet, and crowned with enlo2tled parape-
The building contains between fifty aud sixty rooms, all
supplied with water gas, and every other convenience
thut modern improv- -meu contribute to facilitate
medical instruction. Only i've hundred scholarships
will be issued, anil two hundred and fifty are now
sod those wish TO should do so at once
Money can be RENTED BY express or drat or chccA
sent on any National Bank the United states, Wien
the scholarship will be returned by mail, signed by the
President OF the Board o: Trustees JOSEPH s. tlsHEh'
ESQ., and the Dean OF the Faculty, W. PAINE, III. u.
All orders scholarships or other business OF the Jul
versity, should be addressed to Professor W. PAINE d.
D., Pniladephia, Pa.