Smyrna times., 1867-01-02
Philadelphia University Of
M EDICINE g. SURGERY.
Organised, Iol8.

| Organized, l6lS.
| Chartered By the Legislature, Feb. 2G, 1913
| amendments 10 Charter, Feb. l., le60, and
| March IL, 1865.
Two full Sessions of Lectures esrh year ,,nn,ct-
Gag the first of October and cuntin1nR nil Aur IN
DlsSecung ROsns are open. and private lectures nnd
qulzzes continue during the eulire year The hr,u
session continues until Christmas or lO, three months
and the secORd until the first of Anr M shreo mutI
the two cOnsttutng one full course oi le,lure- tx
animation OF candidates iOF graduation vU ortur NJ
| the end OF each session.
Requisites for Grddudtion-'The requIsIIes for gta,
ualOn three sessions Of lectures and ih7ec Wear,
study; four Sessions. including two years spent a.
the University.
Ths System of Medicine Taught-The Tniyeu,,,v =
liberal medical school, IN which oil branches ~ upd-
icine and surgery taught including tho preparato.
ny studies, without regard to any sectarian vew3-
Hence, while they deprecate the eKclusyeness Of A.!
lopahY, Homeopathy, EclecilciSm Hydropaihy, eFc
they believe that all principles Of cure and Ihernapeu
teal agents should be taught in all welregulatef
medical schools, and that every intelligent, honest hnC
thorough practitioner is entitled TO all the cOnrles.e
and privileges of the profession without regard To- his
peculiar notions IN therapeutics
FeeS--The fees iOr all branches including all TIC
tickets, mutrculaOn. and Dissection 500 reasuu,
or Sl2O per year. Those who purchase uches only
nave 10 maIrculate once, which makes the second
SION S55 including demOnsIGalor's fees 81 ID
lull course. TO and young men of moderate mchur,
lhe University has issued fee hundred >choinrShtps
which are sold TO Grs students i0r So und p
secOnd-eOurse students and clcrgymen for $50 each
constituting lhs holder lite member with the lerci.
ual privileges of The lectures and all the euchlns Of
The school. The only additional fees ycar, GI>.
sectng and mairculatlng ucket each of which Is s.
The Advantages Of SchOiGTships.-Theg student hud.
ing scholarship enter the College at any um,.
during the year, attend as long he chooses and re
enteI The Institution as frequently desired.
Ii requires previous reading Study 10 enter the
Uaiverslty on Scholarships, hence all private uon
fees saved.
Students by holding scholarships, con prosecute
other business part Of The time.
The candidate for graduation can present himkelfat
any time, and receive his degree qualified
In case q student should hold Il schnIarshlp and not
be able TO attend lectures ii be transferred uIu
Iher, thus preventing any loss.
Parents, guardians friends Of students wishing 10
purchase schOla rships for ihem year before
their attendance the University can secure them by
advancing onehalf The price and paying the balance
when the student enters. Physicians and benevolent
men besow great benefit upon poor young men,
by presenting them scholarship, and thus enabling
them 10 obtain honorable profession.
The Regular Faculty.
JAMES McCLlxrocK, AM MD, Professor Of the
Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
WIN. PAINE, NJ D., Professor of Tie Principles and
Practice of Medicine and Pathology.
c. S. GAUNTr, AM, Md, Professor Of Chemis-
try, Pharmacy, and Toxicology.
f. G. DALTON, AM, Md, Prof Of Physiology
II. J. DoUcET, AM, MD, Professor Of Materia
Medics and Therapeutics.
A. K. THOMAS, Md, Professor of Anatomy, Gen
eral, Special, MicroscopicaI, and Pathological.
JOSEPH S. LoNGsHoRE, MD, Professor of Obstei-
rIcs, and Diseases of Women and Children.
ED. BUcKMAN, Md, Professor of Minor Surgery.
Professors Of Special Branches.
A. LIvEzEY, AM, MD, Professor Of Clinical
Medicine.
J. 5. LoNGsHoRE, Id, Professor Of Clinical Oh.
stetrics.
F. A. VoNMOscHzIsKER. MD, Professor Of Disea.
ses Of the Eye and Ear.
R. H. KLINE, MD, Professor OF Malignant Dis.
eases.
l." OuLDsnUE, MD, Professor of Urino Pathology.
l. LUKENs, Md, DDS, Professor OF Dentistry
c. MURPHY, Md, Professor Of Medical Jurspru.
dence.
w. NJ. CORNELL, Md, LID, Professor Of Ily
gienne and Physical Culture.
r. B. WEAVER. AM, MD, Demonstrator of An.
atomy.
G. w. MARRIOTT. MD, AM, DID, Regi trur
and Superintendent.