Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-29
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
OF
MEDICINE and SURGERY.


The Phhdalph'a University of Mrlionc and snrgc-
ry urgrn.zcd IN lHiS Chartered Icy the Leg -ln-
;urc February 81 1858. Nanr c'nngci by d lclSlt-
tive enactment to the Eclectic Medical College oi Phil
adclphin In 1850 In 1868 it purcaSci The lcnnsyl,a-
mia Mciilal College, established IN 1872, and the Phil.
adclphia Mrical College, which he'd i'ccn rrcvion'
merged into the Pennsylvania M"bical COLLEGE" 4"
1865 1t purchased the Penn Medical In yrrsy Ths
Trustees Of the sca ate schools united. pet TONED, ami
obtained special If the tcsa'ur consolidating
these institutions and changing their names to that Of
the PHILADELPHIA Unvcls'S Of Medicine and Surgery
March IL, 1861 A these various acts published
in the statutes of Pennsylvania. Tie cost OF tho build
ing and niieenl was over one hundred thousand Il J.
lars. 1t will To Ohsu we'd that the University, now
organized is the legal representative Of tn. four mci-
cal colleges that it has absorbed II is lilcr school
Of medicine, confined 10 dogma. attached to any
medical clique; Int enhinces In It's teachings every
thing of value Ia the profession.
SEssIoNs.--It has two full sessions each year.
mencing on the LIST Of October and continuing until thu
LIST o January ~ its rat session. and from tho ls Of
January TO the LIST of April its ScCnnl the wnc CON
ttutng one li course of lectures. II has also sum
session. commencing the lst of April and continue
ing until August for the preparatory branches such
Latin Greek, Mathematics, Botany Zoology, Anat-
omy, Physiology, cite.
1IcKETs.-rckrts to the full coursc of lecture, si2o
or 500 for each session. For the summer prclnu"
ry course SIS. Graduating fee $50. To aid ponny
a5 moderate means. rho University has issued fire hun.
ded schoarehi,, which sold Ia fir tcoursc STUDENT
for SO, and TO scrondccprse students and rcrs!m"n
for $50 each constituting thr holder fc n,,n,lrr
with the perpetual privileges of tho lectures and all
the teachings Of the sch0o Tho only additional fees
are yearly dsscctng and matIlculang ticket, earh
of which II 81.
THE ADVANTAGES or ScnotArsuIrs.-Thc student
holding scholarship enter the College at any tnIi
during tho year. attend S hngGs he c"scs, AMI re-
enter the Institution as frequently ~ desired
II requires no provions reading study to enter tho
University on scholarship, hence, all private tuition
ices are saved.
Students, by holding scholarships, eau prosecute
other business pait Of the time.
The candidate for u.ylnat himself 4.
any zine and rcceiye his degree n. soon as qualified.
In case n student should hold scholarship and ne
he ac to attend eci e', II can lie transferred to ao
thcr, thus preventing any loss. NJ 10. ...
Parcnts, guardians friends of students wishing 10
purchase scholarships for them year morr heinr"
their attendance at the University. them y
advancing onc'ialf the price AMI payn; the balance
when the student enters rbysicans AMI benevolent
men can lestow great benefit upon poor young men.
by presenting them scholar hip and thus enable them
tOuhtan an hunuTa lie proiason.
The Faculty cmbrHccs seyenicen eminent physicians
and surgeons. The University has associated with II
large hospital clinic, whore every form Of medical
surgical disease is operated and treated in the pres
ence of the class. ..-. 4
COLLEGE BuiLDIS0-The College building, located In
Ninth street. south Of Walnut, the finest In the city
Its front is collegiate gothic aud IL adorned with
Iattements and embrnsuros presenting a novel, bold
and beautsfn appearance. Tho facade Is Of brown
stone, ornamented by two towers rising TO the ceva
ton Of eighty feet, and crowned with emlattled
parapet The building contains between fifty anil
sixty rooms, all supplied with water, gas, and every
other convenience that modern improvement
tribute TO facilitate medical instruction. Only FIVE
hundred scholarships will bs issued, aud two hun
dred and fifty now Sold these whip wifo 70 secure
should do at once. Money can be neinitted ly
express draft or check sent any National bank
in the United States, when the scholarship win lie
turned by mail signed by the President Of tho Board
uf Trustees Jos. 8 Fisher Eaq, and the Dean Of tho
Faculty, W. Paine, NJ. D. All orders for scholarships
other business of the University, should be Address
el to PEoTEss0R ". PAINE. W D.
Philadelphia, IA.