Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-19
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
OF
MEDICINE and SURGERY.

| THE PhiIndaph.a University of Medicine and Surge
nv wns ORGANIZED in 1915 Chartered by the Lcgsla-
turr February ~, 1853. Nam" changed by legi+ln-
five enactment TO the Ecccs Medical College Of Phil
aelphia In lSCO In 1853 1t purchased the PoiisyNa
min Mcdilal College established in 1872, and the Ph'
airlpli'a Medical College. which he'd been previously
merged into the Pennsylvania Medical College. In
1868 IL purchased the Penn Ncdcu University. tn"
Trustees ot the separate schools united, petone ana
Obtuno special act Of the Legislature, consolidating
these institutions and changing their names to that Of
the pllnlulpia University of Medicine and Surgery
March H. 1868. All these various acts are published
in the statutes Of Pennsylvania The cost of the build
ing aud muscuin one hundred thousand dol'
lars Il viii lee Observed that the University a. now
organized is the legal representative Of the fou- mod
cal colleges that il II absorbed 1t is n liberal school
of medicine confined to dogma, attached to any
medical clique; hut embraces in its teachings every
| thing of value to the profession.
| SLssIoys.-l has two full sessions caclI year,
mcncing on the lst of October and continuing until the
1st OF January its first session, nd from the LIST OF
January to the LIST OF April its seconi the two
sttuting oncfu course of lectures. 1t has also
mcr sess.on commencing the LIST Of April and confirm.
ing until August. for the preparatory branches, suck
as Latin. Greek Mathematics Botany, Zoology, Anat
nv, Physiology, etc
o.. ''cFETsickc.s to tho full course Of Lectures $780,
L Tor each session. For the summer or preparato,
or s0O $25 Graduating fee $40 10 aid gouay men
~ con,s. means, the University has issued fire hun
q mo"'ge -, whs are sold to frstcorrse STUDENT
drfd .choreh 'acOnd-course students AMI clcrgymcn
Tor go aia 10 b 'tuting the holder life member,
Tor sou e"ch coist -vilcgcs Of the lectures md nil
wan me le'ieIMi pa ol. The only additional ices
.no tcnoniss =, '''G matrlcuating ticket each
Of which is s.. ,u.ups-Tbe ,tu,lent
the ADvhNTAdEs or scnoL. Collegcat any time
during the year, attend as long rs he red.
enter the institution frequently as de- To enter tie
II requires no prrYinrs reading or study =. tution
University on scholarship, hence, all prira.,
students, by boiling sclotr8flps, can pross, '''0
other Lsncs, pnrs Of The time. bon
The candidate for graduation present himseffAa
any time and receive his degree rs qualified.
J., case Il student should hold scholarship and M.
he a 10 aitcDl l'cts, it can he transferred to ano
ther. thus preventing any loss.
Parcats, guardians, friends Of students Wishing TO
purchase scholarships for them year or more before
their attendance nj the University them by
advancing onehnlf the price, and paying the balance
when he student enters. Physicians and benevolent
M IN cai 'cstOw great benefit upon poor young men.
by d. escnt rg them scholarship and TINS enable then,
to 1l,t, n an .'onorabIs ,,:o6~sion.
The Faculty embraces seventeen eminent physiciane
and surgeons Ire University has arsoci ted M
large hospital clinic, whore every form of medical and
surgical disease Is ope -ated on and treated in the pres
encc Of the class.
CoIJrGI HUMPING The College baifdins located IN
Ninth street south Of Walnut II the finest in the city
Its front IL collegiate gothic, and Is informed with en-
hattlcnent. and embrusures, presenting novel bold
and bcautsful appearance. Tho facade is ~ brown
stone ornamental by two towers rising to the cleva-
ton Of eighty feet, and crowned with an elnlaiiei
larapct Tho building contains between MY ana
sixty rooms all supplied with wafer, gas and every
other convenience that modern Improvement can con
tribute facilitate medical instrncfBon only hre
hundred scholarships. will lie issued and as two hun
lred and ff,y now sold these whip wso TO secure
one should do ut Money can he RENTED by
express or draft check sent any National bank
in the United States, when the scholarship will he re-
turned by mall signed by the President Of the Board
Of Trustees Jos T. Fisher, Esq, aud the Dean OF the
Faculty. W. Paine, NJ. ID. All orders for scholarships
or other business Of the University should be address
ed 10 PROFESSOR W. PAINE. NJ D.,
Philadelphia, Pa.