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PHILADELPHIA UNISsN
MEDICINE ND SURG,

The Philadelphia Universe,
cine and Surgery was orya u,iSlty
Chartered by the Lcgislatnrr,n]sSq
1853. Name changed by "I IT,, ti,eh II
actmcnt to the Eclectic MIedttslIs1
Philadelphia in 1860. In lSaaV a vi
the Pennsylvania Medical VSgdHnNj
llshed in 1912, and the Phil.IdoOiIle
cal College which had nror ep ply
merged into the Pennsylvania Ggl
lege. In 1864 it purchased t tha Ned V
ical University. The Tr,,staaee. ZEN
crate schools united, petitiouv,sGgl
tanned 4 special act of the I egieyi.
solidating these institutions n "IlG
tlIeir names to that of the ph %,'u
University Of Medicine and s l'la,e
10, 1865. All these yarjons " a
lished in the statutes of penove
The cost of the building and "nlsyA
over one hundred thousahJ Go Iips
be observed that the UniverV'ii,af'
organized, is the legal renrea '!
the four medical colleges tha, Y
sorbed. 1t is a liberal school de" of
confined to no dogma, nor attoa
medical clique; but embraces I IT, !,
ihgs everything of value to fl"
SEssIoNs.--It has two full sel ~
year, commencing on the ist f' >, VI
and continuing until the lst a, u
its first session, and from the Il, ~
ry to the LIST of April as lis 'S Sssl
two constituting one full course evs
1t has also a summer session co,
the LIST of April and continninr""i . aS
gust, for the preparatory bronrIS.o
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Rotaes
gy. Chemistry, Anatomy, PhySiI
TICKETs.-.Tickcts to the I'M Ii"s Y
lectures $120, or $50 for each I ses,,
the summer or preparatory cnS.
Graduating fee $50. To aid v vU"'s'
moderate means, the Uniyersiffyy
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIP. u nnl
sold to tirst-course students far NJ:
second-course students and clor SS
500. each constituting the hO1s,
member, with the perpetual nrivT
the lectures, and all the teachht
school. The only additional tss
yearly dissecting and matriculotirV,
each of which is So.
The ADVANTAGES OF Sem, IN,
The student holding a Scholarship
ter the College ut any time durina,ii
attend as long as he chooses, and .
the institution as frequently as del,
II requires no previous readjng "
to enter the University on scIGS,
hence, all private tuition feesarp :"
Students. by holding scholar,ii
prosecute other business u Dart off
The candidate for graduationcaS
himaelf at any time and receive nj;
as soon as qualified,
In case Il student should hoN
ship and not be able to attend lee,
can be transferred to another ii,
| Yeating any loss.
Parents, guardians, or frendso Of,
wishing to purchase scholarships
year or more before their attend
the University, can secure them lr
cling onc-half The price. and D,v
balance when the student enter
clans and benevolent men can bc,O
| benefit upon poor young men brr
| il g them u scholarship and thu. 4
them to obtain an honorable prOG,
The Faculty embraces SevcntceDp
| physicians and surgeons. The lpI
has associated with it Il large hospi
! ic, where every form of medical n
cal disease is operated Oh and trca.e
presence Of tire class.
COLLEGE bUlLDING.--The Coles
ing. located in Ninth street, south,
nut, is the finest in the city. It,
collegiate gothic, and is adorned "
battlcments and embraSures, pres
novel, bold. and beautiful appcarn
facade is of brown stone, Oramu
two towers rising to the elevation
lfy feet. and crowned with an Ell
parapct. The building contains
| fifty and sixty rooms, all suppl.
| water, cas-, and every other c0N
| that modern improvement can cG
| 10 facilitate medical instruction
! five hundred scholarships VIII d
land rs Two hundred and iftyapn
IthD.n NyiO wish TO SrguIr one sj.UH