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PHILADELPHIA nm
AND SURGE

The Philadelphia Unlvor.,.
cine and Surgery was orynnia,S oiNM
Chartered Cha by .he Legislature N FalIe. me
1913. Name changed by a lcdieHp tlg
actmcnt to the Eclectic MediiLsSsl,s IoqlIn
Philadelphia in 1860. I'm lSe Az ~ ,OR
the Pennsylvania Medical T. al n pnN
llshed in 1912. and The Phll,dooiilG,ge e
cal College which had nro"veiiphaA,
merged into Che Pennsylvanio' W ,Hu y
lege. In 1854 it purchaser tbo p 0ca
ical University. The Trustee teAl,
crate schools united. petitionsTG d Tie
tanned II special act OF the Ier igU, and
solidating these institutions a ',Il Ge
their names to that of the pbjIodcjGoo
University Of Medicine and S,,r"oa,cI
Is, 1865. All these vnriou, aSo,eFNl
lshed in the statutes of Pen ~,H ae
The cost Of the building and mm1 '
over one hundred thousand dol Tiuscl4
be observed that the Uniyersi,"amN L
organized, is the legal rcDre,cyn 4,
the four medical colleges thot rGit,~lR
sorbed. 1t is liberal school Of MA p'
confined to no dogma. nor aItocb u'y04
medical clique; but embraces ti IN I,
ings everything of value to The n M
SEssIONs.--lC has two fun sni W,or'
year. commencing on the lst Of 'g ~
and continuing until the lst Of h. W,v
its first session, and from the STAY tt"g'1'7l
ry to the lst of April as its S ss"a % \
two constituting one full courSeo SV1l
1t has also Il summer session. comr ,c
| the lst Of April and continIlinogu na,
gust, for the preparatory brancIe"' a
Latin. Greek, Mathematics. Dof"on \
gy. Chemistry, Anatomy, Phvsi""i,"'4 y
TICKETs.-.Tickets to the mi li'lOs ";
lectures $l2O, or $50 for each scs,i Sv,'- \
the summer or preparatory con ,,Vu' a.
Graduating fee $50. To aid voD "t'ss
moderate means, the Uuiversify bS:, W.
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIP: " wS, II
sold to tirst-cOurse students for S., VI
secOnd-cOurse students and clprUr~s'D.
$50, each constituting the boliiss..N t
member, with the perpetual nriy ii
the lectures, and all the tcachm""'y Y
school. The only additional SSS' VI
yearly dissecting and matriculatNSs I,
each of which is $5. y ~
| The ADVANTAGES OF Scuorr,,.
The student holding a scholarship pa"
ter the College at any time dm.inGrtIIa...
attend as long as he chooses, ani rg
the institution as frequently as desni
| 1t requires no previous readinr or NV i,
to enter the University on sci1oI"r
hence, all private tuition fees re . ,ry,
Students, by holding Scholarship
prosecute other business Dartoft6~,
The candidate for graduation con nm,
himaelf at any time and receive Lisi
as soon rs qualified.
In case a student should hold a al
ship and not be able to attend lcrt,
can be transferred to another tm,
venting any loss.
Parents, guardians, or friends of ,r
wishing to purchase scholarships G,
Il year or more before their attepd,r
the University, can secure chem hy@
cling onc-half the price, and parir
balance when the student enters p
clans and benevolent men can hes'o~
benefit upon poor young men bvp,
ing them II scholarship aud thus IN.
them to obtain an honorable yrOfr..
The Faculty embrace seventeenth
physicians and surgeons. The Univ
ha, associated with it a large ho.pr
ic, where every form Of medical and.
cal disease is operated Oh and treated
, presence of the class.
! COLLEGE BUILDING.-Thr Collprp
ing, located in Ninth street. soui. o..
nut. is the finest in the CITY. It,n
collegiate gothic, and is adorned wi,
battlements and embrasurcy. pre,cr
novel, bold. and beautiful appearance
facade is of brown stone, Ornament
two towers rising to the clelatioaol
ty feet. and crowned with an emf
parapet. The building contains be
fifty and sixty rooms. all supplied
water, gas, and every other cone
that modern Improvements can con,
to facilitate medical instruction.
five hundred SCHOLARSHIPS will be
and as two hundred and fifty are no
those who wish to secure one should
at once. Money can be RENTED b
press, or draft or check sent ON al
tional Bank in the United State. w.
scholarship will bcreturmed by matt
ed by the President Of the Board OF
tees, JOS. 5. Fisher, ESQ. and thcl
the Faculty, ". Paine. II. d. All
for scholarships or other business
University, should be addressed to /
sor W. Paine, NJ. d.. Philadelphia. ?