The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-11-11
PHILADELPHIA UNIyERs,s!
MED1CINEAND sURGEp,
The Philadelphia Uni

The Philadelphia Uni
cine and Surgery was or
Chartered ma by the Legislature Feb,n..
1893. Name changed by a legisla.isfyA
aGtment to the Eclectic Medical c",ye 60. \
Philadelphia In 1860: In 1863 It nwnv...,sssed u
the pennsylvania Medical ICollap"aaf
lished IN 1872, and the PhiladelnRS;ee eestah
cal College which had preyidnuM'. Aed.
merged into the Pennsylvania MeSyy besa
!ege. In 1864 1t purchased the PemsaiCO
ical University. The Trustees ~ I'm a Med.
crate schools united, petitionsS thesep
tanned a special act Of the lepislo, ana W.
sOlidating these institutions md ~ con.
their names to that of the Philoaaoo ihanginy
University of Medicine and Sur@ose,iphiatr.
10, 1865. All these various osts March /
lished in the statutes of Pennsr, are pub. K
The cost of the building and m,;. ivahla> |
over one hundred thousand dolIas"e um n va, |
be observed that the Uniyersitu Nwi
organized, Is the legal rcpressyn,.I nov
the four medical colleges th that y Of /
sorbed. 1t is liberal school Of ~ has ab.
confined to no dogma, nor attoch misaici b
medical clique; but embraces i in ;.s % any
lngs everything Of value to the pr ro ssseA'
SEssI0Ns.--lt has two full sessioM sssol
year, commencing on the LIST Of ~. each
and continuing until the LIST of nWv.ooet
its first session, and from the Isl os'ITa ay
ry to the LIST Of April as its secnn oaaaua'
two constituting one full course If loaiil The
IL mas also a summer session, COMMUNE wU'ulei
the LIST of April and continuing nntaAg
gust, for the preparatory branches sn. Au'
Latin, Greek, Mathematics. Botanr, ' g a
gy, Chemistry, Anatomy. Phvsini AooO
TICKMs.-.Tickets to the mi oGsy,el etc.
lectures $12O, or 500 for each sessi IVa'seOl
the summer or preparatory conrSa e0 tG
Graduating fee $50. To aid vow u,,' . s.o-
moderate means, the University hsys % ,s1
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS, wbi tIHsu l
sold to iirst-coursc students for SIX oas az
secOnd-course students and clergvn amuls
$50, each constituting the bol1ssr M'ell l ioE
member, with the perpetual nriviloaa lie
the lectures, and, all the teachings e ef tS v
school. The only additional fees ~ a,s sn'
each of which Is 30. ns ''Vkst
IlE ADVANTAGES OF SCHoLARsu,,,
The student holding a scholarship can IT, :
ter the College at any time during tha % rs elI'
attend as long as he chooses, and re. !eal,
the Institution as frequently as desiroSG l |"
III requires no previous reading or stna,
to enter the University on sc6o l., stluy
hence, all private tuition fecsare savsI p
Students, by holding scholarships " "a.
prosecute other business part Of tbe ,i val
The candidate for graduation ca I nr s,l'
himaelf at any time and receive his degra,
as soon as qualified. ''sfe'
In case Il student should hold sc,o,o.
ship and not be able to attend lectnso,Nu :
can be transferred to another, thns n,' !
venting any loss. "' p''
Parents, guardians, or friends of ,tudsr,
wishing to purchase scholarships for tSan
ayear or more before their attendant Ia' u
the University, can secure them bv advor
cling one-half the price, and paying FL
balance when the student enters, pIv,;
clans and benevolent men can hestov ',s.'
benefit upon poor young men BY nrosan.
ing them scholarship and thus enobliD '
them to obtain an honorable prof,s sion
The Faculty embraces seventeen eminer
| physicians and surgeons. The IJnivnr.i,
has associated with it a large hospital c li
lc, where every form of medical and snrg
cal disease Is operated on and treatgd in +
presence Of the class. Ill
COLLEGE BUILDiNG.-The CoI,cCa hr,j
ing, located in Ninth street, south of Wa
nut, is the finest in the city. If, front
collegiate gothic, and is adorned with en-
batticmcnts and embrasurcs. presrntin~
novel, bold, and beautiful Appearance. n
facade is of brown stone, ornamental h
Two towers rising to the elevation Of eipl
" ltoC, ahu crowned with an cmbattle
parapet. The building contains betwrp
nifty and sixty rooms, all supplied wiz
water, gas, and every other conyenenc
that modern improvement can contrbni
to facilitate medical instruction, 0ni
iive hundred scholarships will he issue,
and as two hundred and lifty are now sol,
those who wish to secure one siouId do .
at once. Money can be RENTED nv ey
press, or draft or check sent on any NJ
tlonal Bank in the United states, Wien II
scholarship will be returned by mail sion
ed by the President of the Board Of Trn.
tees, Jos, ). Fisher, Esq. and lhc DeanC
the Faculty. W. Paine, NJ. ID. All onjq,
for scholarships or other business Of III
thiyersity, should be addressed to profp.
sor W. Paine, NJ. d., Philadelphia. Pa