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l. PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
or
MEDICINE SURGERY


The PHILADELPHIA University of No,,
cine and Surgery was organized in l SiSu'-
Chartered by the Legislature Februorv 90
1883. Name changed by n lcrislntivn'o ~
actment to the Eclectic Medical ColIennna
PHILADELPHIA in 1860. In 1868 II pnrrLSSssoHJ
the PENNSYLVANIA Medical College. cstoL
lished iN 1872, and the PHILADELPHIA MoIi
cal College which had previously hnor
merged into the Pennsylvania Medical CM
leUe. In 1864 il purchased the Penn Mod
zeal University. The Trustees of tho sow
crate schools united petitoned. and op-
tanned sDecia act of the legislature con
solidating these institutions and cbonr;n,.
their names to that of the Philadelnhio ~
University of Medicine and Surgery. Morol
Is. 1865. ALI these various acts are nuh'
lishcd in the statutes of Pennsylvania
The cost of the building and museum wo,
over one hundred thousand dollars. If vii
be observed that the University. as now
organized, Is the legal REPRESENTATIVE ~,
the four medical colleges that it has ,b'
sorbcd. 1t Is n liberal school of medicine
confined to no dogma, nor attached tn onr
medical clique; but embraces in It's teach.
| inws everything Of value to the profession
wear. commencing on the LIST of (rtnh.n
and continuing until the lst f Jan,1aw -,
its first session, and from the LIST of ,Jnnu",
nv to the lst of April rs it's second: fin.
two constituting one full course of Lectures
1t has also summer session, COMMENCING
the LIST of April and continuing untIl AZ
gust, for the preparatory branches. such "s
Latin. Greek, Mathematics, Botany. Zoolo-
gy, Chemistry, Anatomy, Physiology. etc
o'TICKETs.- Tickets to the full coli,se , ",
lectures $120, or $50 for each session. Far
the summer or preparatory course S25--
Graduating fee $50. TO aid young men n,
moderate means, the University has issued
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS, which ,ra
sold to first -coursc students for $40, and to
second-collrse students and clergymeu Gr
$50. each constituting the holder n lifs
member. with the perpetual privileges 81
the lectures. and all the teachings Of tl,c
school The only additional fees are n
yearly dissecting and matriculatinmt ticket
each of which is SIS.
THE ADVANTAGES OF SCHOLARSHIPS
The student holding a scholarship can en-.
fer the College ut any time duringth yror
attend ms long as he chooses. and re.9ntnr
the institution as frequently as desired. ''
II requires no previous reading or studv
TO enter the University on Scholarships
hence, all private tuition fees are saved.
Students, by holding scholarships ror
nrosecutc other business a part of tLr TINA
The candidate for graduation can nrrsmrt
himaelf at any time and receive his decree
~ soon as qualified,
In case a student should hold n scholar
| shin and not be able to attend Lectures II
} con he transferred to another tins nrn.
5 WANTING anv loss.
: Parents. Guardians. or friends of students
WISHING to nlIrrbusr scbclnrshins fen. thnr,
a year or more before their nttr ndoprr nt
Tie University, can secure them hv adva".
cinu our-hali tLe price, and nayirm tho
balance when the student enter,. p1vsi.
clans and hrncyolcn, ncI, can hcsfow ,rrrnt
hrnefit ,lpon poor Young men Inv urrSrnt ,.
ir" Them a scholarship and tLuS rmahlimm
than TO Obtain an bouorahln proirssinn
The Tacnltv embraces seventeen eminent
physicians aid surgeons. The lTuiyrrsify