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

TIN phila aIlia University II Medicine aud Surge
~ WIS organ rel la 1875, CHARTERED by the Irsrls-
turc. February =, i,il Name chnngr-l hy lcssla.
tive rimciu,n, tie Erlcrlc Medical College Of Phil
nlrlphR IN IslI IL lNsi II purchased the pcnn-yl,a
MIA Alriilal rnrsr rsiGlishfd IN 1872, and the ph
adclpha Medical College,. which he'd hrcn previously
merged int the rcnrNlyHna Mcictl C"llrg. In
1865 II purchased the rruu Medical University. The
Trustees NJ IL" separate srhnuls Hniiv pct tunc hni
obtained ,,~g hi act uf the Legislature, consolidating
'hc.c Institutions and changing their names to that II
the Philadelphia University Ut Mulir.nc and SUR r-y
March H. i'o5. All tl",r vriun. acts published
IN tlc statutes 81 rcnns,lrtna. Tile cost of the build
Ing unl museum wa7 uNrg one hundred thousand dol
lnrs. u will he Observed that the University ~ now
organized, Is III" legal representative at the four mcdi
Gl colleges that u u absorbed. II alilor,l school
II medicine, confined ~ ~ docra nor attached u any
medical clique: In; embraces In Is teachings every
thing of value H. the profession.
SLssI0Ss.--If has tao iul sessions each year COM
mrring on the lst Of October aud continuing until tho
ls Of January it, first session. aud from the LIST OF
January To- tr lst of April ~ it, second tho
,ttutn, one full course uf lectures. II las also
session, commencing the lst of April md contnu-
ing mt'l August for the preparatory branches, such
Latin. Greek, Mathematics Botany, Zuology, Anat.
omy. Physiology. etc
TIcRETs.-l"kr,s to The full course Of lectures $780,
or 500 inr each session. For the summer prcpnrato-
rs course 80. Graduating Zee $50. 10 aid pouy men
~ moderate mcrIs, the University Ia. issued ire hun
red schohTcb, wrl Wc sold to 'irs.cuurse STUDENT
for SD. and Ia scruE!cuiso slrirnts Rnd c!crgymcn
for 500 each constituting the hnl,cr u life member
.
the teachings of the school. Tho "ny additional fees
are yearly dlssectng aud mHtrcuaimg ticket, each
Of which IL 50.
TrE ADVANTAGES OF scnnLAnsInrs-The student
holding scholarship enter the Cocgeat any time
during the year, attend rs long he chrosrs and
enter the institution us frequently as desired.
1t requires no previous reading study to enter tho
University on scholarship hence, all private tuition
fees saved
students, by holding scholarships, can prosecute
other business part Oi the time.
Tho candidate GRADUATION rDn himself at
any time anil receive his lrrrrc sun aS qualified
In II student should ho!d n scholarship AMI NOT
he able tn attend lectures il Ne transferred to
Their, thus preventing any loss.
Parents, guardians, friends of students Wishing to
purchase scholarships for them year more before
their attendance at the University. secure them by
advancing onc-hnlf the price aud paying the balance
when the student cutters. Physicians and benevolent
can bcstow great benefit MON poor young men.
by presenting th",a scholarship. and thus enable them
to obtain an honorable pruir sion.
The Faculty culrucrs seventeen eminent physicians
and surgeons. Tc University has associated with II
large hospital clinic where every form Of medical and
surgical disease is operated AMI treated In the pres
cncc Of tlrrlass.
COLLEGE RunprNG.--Tlc College building, located in
Ninth street, south of Walnut is the finest in the city.
Its front is collegiate gothic and is adorned with en-
hattcilcntS and cnilnS,rcS presenting novel, bolh
and bcauisiu appearance. The tacalo is Of brown
stone, ornamcntc lay w" towers rising TO the cleva
ti"n of eighty feet, and crowned with an einattled
parapct The building contains between fifty and
sixty rooms, all supplied with water, gas, and every
other convenience flat mw"rn Improvement can con-
tribute To Eril tate medical intrusion. Only five
hundred rhular hips Will lc issued and as two hun
bred and fifty now sold. these whip wise to secure
one should do at Uurc. Money be RENTED by
express or draft check sent on amy National bank
in the United States, when the scholarship will he
turned by mail signed by the President Of the Board
of Trustees, Jos S. Fisher Esq, and tho Dean Of tho
Faculty W. Paine. NJ. D. All orders for scholarships
o'acr business of the University should he address,
ed to Professor W. PAINE NJ: d.,
Philadelphia, Pa