Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-09-19
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
OF
MEDICINE and SURGERY.

Tns rhl''arh'a University Of Medicine AMI Surge
~ was ""-"u"ci ~ '"iS, Ih"rtcr, hy The Legisln-
tu"r. re uiry2- -. Namc changed by lcgisln-
tive enactment To tho Eclectic Mclc College of Phil
ndclriI Ia ~ IN 1865 II purcla ed the psnnsyya-
mia NrsH 'rc'' established IN lS43, and the Phil
adclp.a = 80 .lc,,c wh'cl, he'd been previously
mrrrei M .cnn,l l;aii.H Medical College In
$50 1t purchased tn" Penn Medical University The
Trustees e" tr .rpDlaie schools umtc prtiti0ncd, AMI
uhia re sIcta! net at the Legislature consolidating
thc-" IIil'ons and changing their to that OF
the lii Inicipia University OF Medicine and Surgery
March Il, 1903. All these vuriuu, acis published
in the Statutes Of Pennsylvania Tho cost of tho build
ing ami i',cum was over ono hundred thousand dol
lars 1t VIII hc Observed that the University, now
uriWZ'l il tie LEGAL repre- rnintiyc OF tho four mcdl
ral college. tina, il has Absorb cd 1t is liberal school
Of medicine, confined to dugnn. attached to any
medical clique; tut embraces III its teachings every
thing of value to the profession.
SEsS"Nf.--!t has two full .essiuns each ycnr coin.
nicncing the LIST Of October and cont 'nung until tho
Isl of January ~ It's first session, and from the LIST OF
January (" the 1t Of April its s.c0nl the two con.
sttulin one full rourc OF lectures. II haa 30 sum
session, commencing the l-t "f April and contI,,.
ing until Angst. tor the preparatory branches such
rs Lat H. Greek, Mathematics botany, Zoology, ADat
Umy, rhys.u'Ey etc
TIcELTs.ricsrts To tho fll course Of lectures $I2D
or $50 for each fc'si,n For tine summer prcparato
ry conrrr f.j Graduating tee go. To at, porny men
% modIote nc"ns, the University las issued IRE hun
drcd schoirsip, which sold to tirst-corse STUDENT
for S15. and TO Scr0ncpurse students and clergymcn
for 80, each constituting tho holder life member,
with tho peri ctu privilege, or tho lectures mud .ii
the teach nSS of the srhor! The only additional fees
are yearly 'Isrcts and matt irl.Gg ticket each
OF which Is S..
TIE ADVANTAGES OF scn,tARsnIrs-The student
holding scholarship enter the College at any time
during the year, attend ~ long he chooses and
enter the 'nstltut On MS frequently desired.
1t requires no previous reading study to enter tho
University "n scholarship Aecc, all private tuition
fees are saved,
students, ly holding Scholarships, can prosecute
other business a lntrt of tie time.
The canl aic for graduation can present hmsclf,t
any time and receive his degree soon qualified.
In student should hold n scholar ship and ne:
he able to uiicn lectures il Gun be transferred to ano
ticr, thu preventing any lcsa.
Parents guardians, friends Of students Wishing to
purchase scholarship To- them year or more before
their attendance At The University, can secure them by
advancing Uiic-mlftiie price, aud paying the balance
when the student enters. Physicians and benevolent
men can beStow great benefit upon poor young men,
by presenting thcma scholarship al thus enable them
to obtain an honorable profession.
The Faculty embraces seventeen eminent physicians
and surgeons. The University has associated with II
large hospital clinic, where every form of medical and
surgical disease Is operated and treated in the pres
ence of the class.
COLLEGE BurLDrSd.-The College building located In
Ninth street. south of Walnut is the finest in the city.
Its front is collegiate gothic, and is adorned with
battements and cmhrHsures, presenting novel, bold
and bcautsful appearance The facade is Of brown
stone Hrnmcntcd by two towers, rising TO the eleva
tior u, eighty feet, and crowned with an embatted
parapct. The bn'lding contains between fifty and
sixty rooms, all SUI piled with wafer gas, and every
other convenience that modern improvement
tribute to facilitate medical instruction. Only five
hnndrc scholarships will Ire issued, and two hun
dre't ana my are now sold these whip wiso To- 20 q
one should do so at once. Money can he rem. nv
express, draft or check sent any Natioial w.
in the United States when the scholarship WI d.
turned by mall signed by the President Of d .,our,l
Of Trustees Jos s. Fisher, Esq, and Dean Of tho
Faculty, W. paine NJ D. Al orders for scholarships
other business If the University should be address,
ed 10 Professor W. PAINE, NJ. d.,
philalelphi,, Pa.