The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-05-27
EPHIr4A DELPHfA UNlyERs1s'
s-'t. or S.f3, ~
MEDICINE SURGFFp,

The Philadelphia University ofu,
cine and Surgery was organized In ,S.eslh
Chartered by the Legislature Febrpss,
1858. Name changed by d, lcglsintirya
actment to the Eclectic, Medical coliiseeh
Philadelphia In 1860. In 1868 It prrOfgt,
the Pennsylvania Medical Collcvn v aV
lished In. 1912, and the Phlladelpeis,W,laG
cal College which had preyiolllv Iteb
merged into the Pennsylvania Medi%a,Hs.
lege. In 1864 1t purchased the Penn %MsO'
Teal University, The Trustees Of H. NS
crate schools united, petitioned. nnS%F
tanned q special act Of the legislatnrou o.
s0lidating these institutions and chas.,ey9N
their names to that of tile PhiladelnhIs.iIIy
of Medicine and Surperr NM
Is, 1885. All these various acts .r aiaS
lishcd III the statutes of Pennsylvov,pIae
The cost of the building and museum a.
over one hundred thousand dollars. I,SSSs
be observed that the University. "a 'xa
organized, IL the legal representat fl '0'
the four medical colleges that il lm p'e . :
sorbed. II lisa Ilbers.! school Of ncGicja~,
confined to no dogma, nor a. ,."a'hed 10 an
medical clique; hut embraces in its t.,,t
ings everything of value to the profrs,i"'
SEssIoNs.--lth as two full sessions ps5
year, commencing on the LIST Of Cs,oas ."
and continuing until the LIST of ,JannIsvvsva
Its first session, and from the LIST Of lazy y
.ry to the LIST of April us its secon UGI''sS
two constituting one full course of le rt Va
1t has alsoa summer session, commanaIl
the LIST of April and continuing unt, I' "
gust, for the preparatory branches s,,. Az
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Botnnv ' %.nV
gy, Chemistry, Anatomy, PhysioiorrV V w
Observation-Disclosures to- the fl,ll rn.s,,W
lectures $l2O, or $50 foreach session '''T ny
the summer or preparatory cours" q.
Graduating fee $50. To aid uouu1 ,a n''r
moderate means, the University has % ;s'ag
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS. wh;oIIH
sold to tirst-coursc students for S76. antN
secOnd-collrse students and clerpvmaa%,uHA
$50 each constituting the holder a. i,
member, withthe perpetual PRIVILEGE s
the lectures, and I'LL the TEACHINGS 81 a,
school. The only additional fnes ~ .n ~
yearly dissecting and matriculating tiot E
each of which Is s.. @ ''A'
THE ADVANTAGES OF ScHoLARsm,,
The student holding Il scholarship can
ter the College ut any time during tha vs sa b
attend as long as he chooses, and ra .sVaa
the institution as frequently as desired
1t requires no previous reading or .tr,,
to enter the University on sciolarsih!!
hence, all private tuition fees are saved
Students, by holding Scholarships 20,
prosecute other bllsinessa part of tl,e tim,
The candidate for graduation can Dres ~,
himaelf at any time and receive his deg,,
as soon as qualified. cav
In case student should hold scholar,
ship and not be able to attend lecture. i
can be transferred to another, thus on
ventingany loss. :"
Parents. guardians, or friends of studer,,
wishing to purchase scholarships for t6rm
year or more before their atleDdancr, =,
the University, can secure them by ajv,n.
cling one-half the price. and paving fl,
balance when the student enters. pms.
clans and benevolent men can bestow g;p,,
benefit upon poor young men by pre,cn,.
iEg them Il scholarship and thus eDany
them TO obtain nA'nOuorble profession.
The Faculty embl;tces sevrntecneDirrr-
| physicians and surgeons. The Uniyer,itr
has associated with tia large ilospitaldn.
ic, where every form Of medical and surE.
| Sti NiSSuSN 10 Vl'SIutSu VII anu JTGuttu III I'm
presence of the class.
| COLLEGE BUILDING.-Thc College bunl.
ing, located in y inth street, south of VA.
nut, Is the finest in the city. Its tront.
collegiate gothic, and is adorned with en-.
battlcments and embrasures, presenting,
novel, bold, and beautiful appearance i,
facade Is of brown stone, ormamente4 b.
two towers rising to the elevation of eth.
ty feet. and crowned with an embattd
parapet. The building contains betve.
fifty and sixty rooms, all supplied vii.
water. gas. and every other conycniels
that modern improvement can contrilrl
to facilitate medical instruction. Opr
five hundred scholarships will be i.sur.
and as two hundred ana fifty are now soa
those who wish to secure one should DO y
at once. Money can BE- renlittcu by rl
press, or draft or check sent ON any NJ
tiOnal Bank in the United States, whcnt.
scholarship will be returned by mail. si!r
ed by the President Of The Board of Tma
tees, Jos, >. Fisher, Esq. and the Deana
the Faculty. W. Paine, NJ. ID. All oprs
| for Scholarships or other business OF Ii,
University. Should be addressed to Probe,
sor W. Paine, NJ. d., rhiladelphia. Pa.