Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-30
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
OF
MLDLCINE and SURGERY.

THE Philadelphia University of Medicine and Surge.
| ry was organized m ihls, Chartered by the Legisi.
lnFo February =, 1901. Name changed by legisla-
i've Enactment 10 the Eclectic Medical College of phil.
ndciphin In 1850 In 1861 ii purchased the
ma MetiMl Uoegc established in 1872, and the Phii-
H""iph,n hrIlcnl College, which he'd been previously
merged into the Pennsylvania Medical Cocpe In
1868 1t purchased the Penn Medical University TL,
Trustees of the separate schools united petitioncJ aud
obtained Speca! act Of the Legislature consolidating
these Institutions and changing their names to tbnt of
the Philadelphia University of Medicine nuL surg.ry
March I5 1865. All these various acts are pulIisI,sd
IN the statutes of Pennsylvania. The cost orthe build.
my ana nisciln was over hundred Thousand dbl.
lars II VIII he Observed that the Unycrsity ns nov,
organized, Is the legal representative of the fonr medi
cl COLLEGES that II has absorbed 1t is liberal school
of medicine, confined no dogma nor attached IN nnv
WrlcIi cirque: bll embraces in its teachings every
| thing Of value to the pruiesgiun '
SL5aloNS.--lt has two full sessions each yeor conn
,n'lt w On le ISL OF octohe" and continuing until tho
Isl OF Janpy rs its first session. and from The lst al
January to tn" st of April its second: tbe two rom
shutting oncin course of lectures. 1t has also sun,
'er session commencing the LIST of April and continue
hS unit August, for the preparatory branches such
only, Physiology, etc. ''"''
IIcEg7s.-rickes to the full course of lectures s12o
mr. 500 Tor each session. For the summer or nrenorato
rl course so Graduating fec $50 To aid uou,, MOI,
q moderate means the University has issued drc him.
ded schoarhp, which arc sold to frscourse STUDENT
u D, ana 10 sotunl-uOurse students and clcrrymen
for $50, each constituting the holder n lifn member
with the perpetual privileges of the lectures and all
the teachings of the school. The only additional feos
of which il 3. ' VIVA
THE ADyASTAGEs OF SCHOLARSHIPS student.
nuHhS sch"ar'hp can enter the College at any time
untIE il year attend as long as lie chooses and re.
enter the institution as frequently us desired
IL requires no previous rcadn; or study TO enter tho
University ON scholarship, hence all private tuition
'ers are saved.
Students by holding scholarships, can prosecute
"tlicr business part of the time
INC cahu Hate Tor graduation can present himselfl
any tine and receive his degree soon as qualified
In case a student should hold a scholarship and M
NC ahc 10 attend lectures II can he transferred 10 ano.
ther, thus preventing any loss
Parents, guardians, or friends of students wishing 70
"tase scholarships for them year or more before
tl" attendance ut the University can secure them Inv
advancing onelalf the price and paving the balance
when the student enters. Physicians and benevolent
men can iosiow great benefit upon poor young men,
10y presenting tiema scholarship and thus enable then,
touhtan an honorable profession
me iachlly embraces seventeen eminent physicians
ami surgeons. The University has associated with il n
large hospital clinic, where every form of medical and,
sSr usolse IS operated on and treated In tho pres
cncc Of the class.
CollEaE BuHmN1.-The College building. located in
Nlhl street south OF Walnut is the finest in the city
It's irnnt collegiate gothic aud Is adorned with en-
lattoinents and cmhrasures, presenting a novel hold
ana hcaltsiul appearance. The facade is Of brown
stone orlamrhtrd 10y two towers, rising to the eeva-
ton oi glltV feet, and crowned with an emlatlcdl
parnpct The building contains between ff1y and
sixty rooms, all supplied with wafer gas and every
other convenience that modern improvement can con-
tribute to facilitate medical instruction Only 6va
hundred scholarships will lie issued and as two han.
drcd and fifty sold these whip wiso 10 secure
one should do so at once. Money can be RENTED by
express, or adiait or check sent any National bank
~ the United States when the scholarship will be re-
turned Ivy mail signed by the President Of the Board
Of trustees Jos 8 Fisher, Esq and the Dean Of tho
Faculty '" Paine W. ID: All orders for scholarships
or Other business Of the University should be address,
ed TO Professor W. PAINE, NJ. d.,
Philadelphia, Pa.