The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-03-12

UNIVERSITY
MED1cINl AND SURGERY

Tho philadelba University. Of Medi-
cine and SurperMas organized IN lsiSsm,o
Chartered nv tbtegislature February ~
,asa Name chdred by O legislative EN-
aotn,ont 70 iba Hectic Medical College O.
PhiindeInIia in IGO. In 1868 it purchased
~ pernsvivonI Medical College, estap"
ijahad in is12. 0h the Philadelphia Medl-
cal Cojlece With had previously been
merScd into the%|ennsylvania Medical COL
icCe1 In 1854 iHurchascd the Penn. Med
icSl JJniversitylThe Trustees OF the sep
crate schools ited, p%etitioned, and oD-
tained n specialE t of the legislature, con-
sn,;aot;n4 thnsehstitutions and changing
ti; Names 70 tEt of the Philadelphia u
miversitu Of Mc(cine and Surgery, March
TX 1eeS' All t1se various acts are pup
i;Sbnd IN tbe sltutes Of Pennsylvania
The cost of The hiding and museum was
]ovnronc hundreIthousand dollars. 1t Will
ba nbserved thathe University, as now
organ;zed. is TIL legal representative OF
ths fomr medica colleges that 1t has an-
Snrb r. is n ileral school Of medicine,
confined 70 no ddma. nor attached to any
medical clique; pt embraces IN lt' teach-
SEssloSs,-It lbs two full sessions each
wear. commcncinl on the LIST of October,
and continuing util the LIST of January as
its first session, all from the $50 Janua-
ry to the 1st Of bril- as It's second 1he
two constituting De full course OF lectures.
1t has also u SUMNER session. omllenctnS
the LIST of April all continuing uhtll hu,
rust, for the mepkatory branches, snch as
latin, Greek, Mathematics, Botany' nooto
ev. Chemistry, Antony, Physiology, etc::
oiTICyrrs.-.Tickds to the full course Of
lectures $40, or SO for each session. For
the summer or preparatory course $2b.-
Graduating fee 81. TO aid young men Of
moderate means, TIL University has issued
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS, witch az
y sold to first-course}tudchts lor 9Io, NV w.
second-couTse studnts ana cicIgy hici 70
membeI. with the perpetual privileges OF
the lectures, and dl the teachings OF the
y school. The Onlyladditional fees are a
( yearly dissecting a&l matriculating ticket,
each of which is $5l
The ADVANTAGE OF
y The student holdinaa scholarship can en-
N. for The College at ant time %duringthe year,
attend as long as hethooses, ana ic-eitel
the institution as frequently as desired.
II requires no precious reading or study
TO enter the Univetity on scholarships,
. hence. all priyate tuition fees are saved.
Students. by holding scholarships, can
IL prosecute other business part Of the time
The candidate for graduation can prleseh,
himaelf at any time AID receive MS aeSre'
!. as soon as qualified, $3.50
Tn ease q student Should hold a scholar
shin and not be able II attend lectures,
), can be transferred to another, thus pre-
venting any loss. 49,.
Parents, guardians, olfriends Of student
wishing to purchase scholarships Tor then
q year or more before their attendance q
the University, can secure them by adVan
= cine onc-half the price, and paying tn
v balance when the student enters. Physl
| clans and benevolent men can bestoW Srea
benefit upon poor young men by present
irp them a scholarship and thus enaolln
!, them to obtain an honorable profession.
!, The Faculty embraces seyenteencminct
IN nhvsicians and surgeons. The UniVcrsiU
n has associated with it q large hospital cir
ic. where every form of medical and surg
on, disease is operated on and treated IN til
IN presence of.the class.
,to COLLEGE BUILDING.-The College huiit
inc, located in Ninth street, south OF wa
mi nut, is the finest in the city. Its 'front.'
collegiate gothic, and Is adorned with EN-
TX battlemcnts and embrasures, presenting
on novel, bold, and beautiful appearance. II
facade Is of brown stone, Ornamented |
: two towers rising to the elevation of eigl
' tv feet. and crowned with an embattlt
%parapet. The building contains betwet
fifty and sixty rooms, all supplied vii
I water, gas, and every other convcnien'
IL that modern improvement can contribu
to facilitate medical instruction. On
five hundred scholarships will be issue
and as two hundred and fifty are now sol
those who wish to secure one should do
Il at once. Money can be RENTED by e,
press, or q draft or check sent on any N,
: tiOnal Bank in the United States, whentl
6 scholarship will be returned b. mail, sigl
ed by the President Of the Board of Tru
tees, Jos, S. Fisher, Esq, and the Dean
D, the Faculty, w. Paine, NJ. D.. All orde
! for scholarships or other business of Il
University, should be addressed to Proie