The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
PHILADELPHIA UNIyERs1~,
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MEDICINE AND SURGrp,

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The Philadelphia University -,
cine ana Surgery was organized ~ ~ ; MeI
Chartered by the Legislature FehrrnaaS,
1903. Name changed bysa legislats;'afy \
actment to the Eclectic Medical Tc o,,e En-
Philadelphia In 1860. In 1863 # nwnvDtiseges
the pennsylvania. Medical Colleya'
lished IN ls42, and,the PhiladelnfiE,, S%stal
|cal College which had preyiou nl% Mieci
merged into the Pennsylvania Medisy., oeen
iege. IN 1864 1t purchased the Pew 70,
ical University. The Trustees NJ ~" y Alel,
crate schools united, petitioned . smJ Sep
tanned special act Of the leeislatn""ma u Oh.
solidatlng these institutions and cho,, con.
their names to that of the Philadee,hndiuis lng
nlversity or Medicine and Surgery mha I.
ID. 1865. All these various ae cts harcl
lishcd in the statutes Of Penns,i are pub
The cost OF the building and m,;so valla-
over one hundred thousand dolla' Seuli wa
| be observed that the Uniyersit" Nwil
| organized. Is the legal represonto a. nov
the four medical colleges that T. OF
sorbed. 1t is a liberal school of ~ md aas ab
confined to no dogma. nor attarb na,Seu.lclhe
medical clique; but embraces in ~. 70 an!
ings everything of value to the nr ~. "s. .eacA'
SEssIONs.--lth has two FIJI So p,iioieSsloh
year, commencing on the list of mas each
and continuing until the LIST of wctolet
its first session, and from the Let ""ssuMaiy
ny to the LIST 0fApril as it's s sooa 1ahua'
two constituting oneful course of laa; thu
1t has alsoa summer session. conn,n reolurs
the LIST Of April and continllin" nmt,1is
gust, for the preparatory branches ' s,,. Az
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, BotnnN s Hs
gy, Chemistry, Anatomy, PhysiniIn.mn,o olo'
TIcKETs.-.Tickets to the mi 1lioi "Hs,y, etc
lectures $40, or $50 for each ses i iIV"'SsN
the summer or preparatory conrSn eo iN !
Graduating fee $50, To aid uouno ,e ,s sl9'
moderate means, the Uniyersifv h sys m ;1 4
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS W.T., lssut
sold to flrst-coltrse students for SIX syn IN \
secOnu-colrse students and clerr, anu
$50, each constituting the hol1ssrr amen - ~ y
member, with the perpetral nru;io llh (
the lectures, and all the teach; nneses &
school. The only additional fnsS VI IN q
yearly dissecting and matricmIoti Ies al. afe
each Of which is SIS. ''Hs I'cSei \
The ADVANTAGES OF Sc,Yor ,n
The student holding a scholarshiInn onn X
ter the college at any time duringth the vs eu'
attena as long as ne chooses, and re-e e,s,
the institution as frequently as desired I''F'
IL requires no previous reading or shd,
to enter the University on scLolar siin'
hence, an private tuition fees are saved \
Students, by holding scholarship" 90, n
prosecute other business part of the tt ,@- h
The candidate for graduation ca nm nrs s',,
hlmaelf atany time and receive his deoys.
as soon rs qualified. N's'" \
In case a student should hold a scho,o.
snip anu not pc able to attend lectures
can be transferred to another, tins r... (
venting any loss. ''''' NV (
Parents, guardians, or friends of stud0rt
wishing to purchase scholarships for ,rt tInS
year or more before their atiendanc" ' al
the University, can secure them bv a,y,
cling one-half the price, and payjnr I'll,
balance when the student enters. P1r,i
clans and'bcnevolent men can bestow D;G'
benefit upon poor young men bv prp s. 4
ing them a scholarship and thus annblT,
them to obtain an honorable profession
The Faculty embraces seventecneminan
and surgeons. The liniyrr,ty
has associated with tia large hospital Gin. n
ic, where every form of medical and snr% NJ
cal disease is operated Oh and treated NH.
presence OF the class.
COLLEGE BUILDING.-Tho COLLEGE buIL
ing, located in Ninth street, south of Wal
nut, is the finest in the city. 1t. frontt
collegiate gothic, and is adorned with en-,
battlcments and embrasures, presenting,
novel, bold, and beautiful appearance. N,
facade is of brown stone, ornamented by
two towers rising to the elevation of egl.
by feet, and crowned with an embattlel
parapet. The building contains between
fifty and sixty rooms, ali supplied with
water, gas, and every other cOnTenienu
nat modern Improvement can contribun
% facilitate medical instruction. Only
i've hundred scholarships will be issuea
md as two hundred and fifty are now sold
hose who wish to secure one should do %
1t once. Money can be RENTED by OK.
press, or draft or check sent on any Ma.
iional Bank in the United States. wbentl,
will be returned by mail, sion. II
ID by the President of the Board of Trv;.
ecs, Jos, S. Fisher, ESQ., and the Ueana i
he Faculty. W. Paine, NJ. ID. All order H
or scholarships or other business OF ii,
University, should be addressed to Prot;.
or W. Paine, NJ. D., Philadelphia, Pa.