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|PHILADELPHTA,v UNIVERSITY
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N[EDICINEAND. SURGERY

The Philadelphia University of Medl-
cine and Surgery vas organized IN ISIS,
Chartered BY thcLcgislature February 26
1863. Mamie changed BY q Legislative en-
antmcntto the Eclectic Medical College
philndclplia IN 1850 In 1853 1t purchased
the PENNSYLVANIA Medical College. cstab-
iished in 1872. and the Philadelphia Medi-
cal College which had previously been
merged iiitothe Pennsylvania Medical Gei-
lcge. In 1864 it purchased the Penn. Med
Heal University. The Trnstccsof tNe'sep-
crate schools united, petl6Ioned, ana op-
taine,la special act of the legislature con-
solidating these institutions and changing
ltlIeir names to that of the Philadclplial-
University of Medicine and Surgery Murch
Is, 1865. All these various acts are pup
lished in the statutes of PennsylNapla'-
The cost of,the building and mliseln was
over one hundred thousand dollars. ltwil
be observed that the University, rs now
, organized, isethc legal representative OF
the four medical colleges that IT has an
sorbed. 1t isa liberal school Of pledicinc'
confined tn no dogma, nor attached TO any
medical clique; hut embraces IN Its teach
[ings everything of value to the profession.
| SEssIoNs.--lt has two full sessions each
i wear, commencing on the Isl of October,
and continuing until the LIST Of January rs
Its first session, and from the lst OF Janlla-
nv to the LIST of April as its second; the
two constituting one full course OF lectures
lit has also il summer session. commencing
the LIST of April and continuing unit Au-
gust, for preparatory branches. snch as
1 latin, Greek, Mathematics. Botany. Ioolo-
", Chemistry. Anatomy, Physiology. etc.
TlcKETs.-.rickets to the full course OF
4 lectures $40, or $50 iorcacll Session. For
\ the summer or preparatory cOurscFS25.--
10 Graduating fee $50. Toad yonay men u
I1rnoderate means, the, Uniy0rsityhas issted
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS. which are
sold to tirst-course students for SO. apd 10
second-courSc students and clergymch, for
$50. each constituting the holder \ Life
member with the perpetual privileges OF
the lectures. and all the teachings Of the
school The only additional fees are Il
yearly dissecting and hatric,llatinS ticket.
each Of whichis SIS. I"
THE ADVANTAGES OF SCHOLARSHIPS
The student holding a scholarship can en-
ter the College atany time 'lnringth year,
T.. lattend as long as. be- chooses, and re-enter
the institution rs IlreqltentlyaS desired.
F.. Ia.i IL requires no prov lOus reading or study
, to enter the University on Scholarships,
J|hence, all private tuition fees are saved.
M Students, by holding scholarships. can
:. Iprosecute,other businessn part OF etime.
The candidate for graduation can present
nllnlelI ~ any tlilic anu tNtNh'N,h Ms ny : i'S
as soon as qualified, .u. g.
In ease Il student should hold Il scholar
shin and not be able TO attend leetures it
can be transferred to another, thus pre-
venting any loss,
Parents, GUARDIANS, OF Friends of students
wishing to purchase scholarships Tor chem
N d gear or more before tiieii' ATTENDING at
n thGuniversity, cun Scctire' them by adyan-
" cling -onc-raff tho price, ann psyinr the
- balance when tlc student enters. Hhysi-
clans and benevolent men can Jcstow great
ed benefit upon poor young men by present
t il,r thema scholarship and thus enabling
them to obtain an honorable profession.
.., The Faculty embraces seyenrccne mipcnt
physicians and surgeons. The University
mas associated witli'ita large hospital din
i'lc. where every fornof nfedlCaland isUTGi
i cal disease isoperatod ol0nd treated in III;
presence Of the class. t..r.t-. .,,... .
OF C1..IIaI. lGsJ.iI.pISSli, College hud
Ing, located III Ninth street, SOUTH Of Val
ttnntGi9 tie finest in the city.e i5sfrOnt ];
.heolegiatc gothic, and is adprneN Niji "m'
JattlcIit'nts and etIbiH(s,tiGs. prrSrhIigt
i nvVei. bold. anciioeautiiuna ppairancc|lh,
= tncah" Is Of brown stone, "rnHpepted By
7 two towers rising. to the ciGT&t ION OF ciGt
tv ,G1et. and CTGN'uiTfT With ~ ciupaitcc
r'f 66rhb6t.F The building contain tttWrcr
.yEtitlM and sissy rooms. i&ll sHpplicd Wit
, water. gas. and every otHcf conYCntric'
Itlfit modern I'm provenc'it elm contribute
n tt facilitate medical instruction. only
five hundred scholarships will be is'uyt
- Laid AZ tWo'hltudrcdi ami iiffJ ARD nov sold
those who wish to secure one shpnld 40 s(
at once. MQueys ean DC RENTED by eX'
.. press, ora draft or check sent on any Nj
tional Bank in tie United States. when The
.9dt schMMdiip wili beretllrned byl0ail.sign
A., ed hN the Prcsident OF tue bparl Of l'U''
tees, JOS. 5. Fishet, Esq, and the Dean OF
atthu tauulty. W. Paine. NJ. u. All ORDER
=, -. for cl4pIarskips. or other busineys q Tx
r Cnivertty. Should be addressed to PROBES
n oFsofW. Paiue. NJ. d. Philadelphia Ia.