Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-26
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
OF
KEDfCINE and SURGERY.

THE Philadelphia University Of Medicine and Surge
ry was orsrnErd in l'lS, Chartered by the Lcgisa.
TUE. f'rmry -. 1853. Name changed by u lcgis!s-
~" cImrrirnt to the Erl'tir Mrlirl College OF Phil
a'c!i!ia IN lsGO In 1853 i purchased the lcnnsyNa-
min Mcliial college IT, iscd in lSi2 and the Phil.
7lc!li Medical Cpc.p, which he'd been previously
m"'Srl into the Feun'v;vapa Medical College In
lshh II pui based thc Penn Hr.lT University. The
Trustees ui liz" s"n"t" ~rhr,lS united ycttuncd and
utanei special act of the Legislature, consolidating
ihc8" inatl pns aud changing heir names to that of
the II 49,, lila IHra.-.u OF iyG.cine and Surgery
March H. l>jj. All these various acts are published
in tiH statutes pf Pennsylvania The cot ofthr build
in, and mu cum over one hundred thousand dol.
lars, II wiz hc Observed that The uuvcr3ty AZ now
orgnn2rl Is lr legal r"ir",c itivc OF lc four medi>
'al colleges that it has absorbed. 1t literal school,
OF m"lc NJ" confined Ia no dogma attached to any
medical clique; hut embraces in its teachings every
thin Of yHlI. 10 the profession.
S.ss5SS.--li has two full sessions each year COM
mcnrng On the LIST nj October and continuing until tho
LIST OF january a. it, first session. and from tho LIST of
jnnnnry to the LIST of April its suCnn the two com
'tiHiing one full course of lectures. 1t has also SUN
l'"r SOS on commencing the LIST of April aud continu.
IN; uni August, for the preparatory branches such
rs Latin Grc"k, mathematics, botany, Zoology, Anat
umy, Physiology ric
Ti,E.rS.-fckets to the fail Of lectures $50
or 800 for each So SION. For the summer or rrsnarnto
~ course 10. Graduating fee $40 10 aid polj men
Gr D"d6rUe m"ans tn" University has issued Hc, hun.
tired srh0iarckp, which sold 10 rstcour.o STUDENT
inr SO AMI to secon-cnursc students and clcrgymcn
."t s'' each constituting tho holder life member
with the perpetual privileges of the lectures and all
The teach nS OF the srluul The only additional foes
are yearly iiss"ctinS alid matchmaking ticket each
OF which IL S..
TIE ADvAN~AGrs or ScnotArsuIrs.-Thc stu,Icn,
holding scholarship the Collegcat any time
curing the y,'r attend us long he chooses, and re-
enter the Institution Us frequently as desired
1t requires no previous reading or study to enter tho
University IN scholarship, hence, all private tuition
c's are saved.
Students by holding scholarships, can prosecute
other business part nr the time.
THO c'u,l daic for granntjon can present himseft
any lime and receive his degree soon as qualified
In r'Nr student should hold a scholarship and N,
lie able tu attend Lectures il be transferred to ano
thor, thus preventing any loss.
Parents, guai,lias friends Of students Wishing to-
purchase scholarships for them year ur more before.
their attendance at the University can secure them nv
advancing one-nlf the price, and paving tho balance
when the student enters Physicians and benevolent
men can hcSt"w great benefit upon poor Young men,
by presenting them sclIunrslp and thus enable them
tooltan all honorable profession.
The Faculty embraces seventeen eminent physicians
and 'argoons The University has associated with il
large hospital clinic, where every form Of medical and
surgical disease IL operated and treated in the pres
cncc of the class.
COLLEGE BrILnISa-Thc College bulding located in
Ninth street, south of Walnut is the finest in the cty
Its front is collegiate gothic aud is adorned with en-
hatilcincnt.and eihbrusures presenting novel, bold
and Leautsfnl appearance. The facade is Of brown
stone orr sn"ntei by two towers rising to tie el
tiun of g'iv feet and crowned with an embattl d
parlpct. The building contains between fifty ana,
sixty rooms, all supplied with water gus and every
other convenience that modern Improvement
tribute to facilitate medical instruction. Only firc
hundred scholarships will lie issued. and as two hun
drcd and fifty sold, these whip wiso TO secure
Dnc should do so ut once Money can lie RENTED by
Express. draft check any National hank
in the United States when the scholarship will lie re-
urlel hy mail signed by the President Of the Board
n Trustees Jos. 5. Fisher, Esq and the Dean Of tho
Faculty, ". Paine. W. u. All orders for scholarships
other business Of the University should be address
II TO PROFESSOR ". PAINE NJ. D..
Philadelphia, Pa.