The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-04-07
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PHllLApEIrAIX uSlvEas,,'
MEDICNEAsDsURcpe,

The philadelphia Un,vo..,. Ia
'lme anu surgery was organI1sd q Ma
narlered by tho Legislature ~, N Isl,
! Sos. name changed by Ical'G,vr!ap
lct'ncnG TO the Eclectic McdjSSam,laatlye q
philadelpiiia In 1860. Inlaa" Y Cdley.
the pennsylvania Medical I'm pnrcla.S
lished In lS42.and the PhlloH, o,lege ETH
cal College which had n,au,ei!phla Nsl,
merged into the apn,,Iavli9lsly Les
lege. In 1864 1t purchased ' ~ MetlcalcS
l ! ~, The Trustee, :, y Mi
crate schools united, petitlonsST teN
tained Especial act of theicgisylC,,,a nd u
solidating these institutions a,sn,atlrecn
tl!eir names to that of the phi i,u ,ceihangh
University of Medicine and s"n,u.,uephhr,
ID. 1865, All these yarions' nnsery,Aas A
lis.'ied in the statutes of Pen "oS ,aelM, !.
The cost of the building on JJ',anlsylvanh,
over one hundred thousand do ll,,Il,lseIm va
organized, Is the legal represcsn,,dMt, hN
ythe, four medical colleges That hIt'aaIlie
sorbed. 1t isaliberal school @ az u llas ~ \
confined to no dogma, nor ntto "' hn'gealclh
medical clique; hut embrace. ii IN ~ lO@t
ings everything of value to tho n ,.s sleHE
SEssroNs.--lt has two FIJI "u ip.t,oocisla
year. commencing on the Ia, t'' 81 % eat
ana continuing until the LIST of ,Jan"v,l'S,0
It's ilrstt session, and from the lstS9 ,'OIafle
~ to tie LIST of April us its seCon "aAls
two constituting bne full course I Of IT,
II has also a summer session, comr ,vv'N'e
the 1st of April and contipuin "u,lnviSR
gust, for the preparatory brancIe", n'n A.
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, RotaDn,, S,CA
gy. Chemistry. Anatomy. Physio"iIo,,an Nh
TICKETs.-.Tiekets to the IN, O'noSsytN
Lectures sl2O, or $50 for each session UrT
TIE summer or preparatory conrs" a. .
Graduating fee $50. 10 aid noun5 w, W.
moderate means, the Universlf, h S,. T ;' .
1--WE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS; Will, INa
sold to iirst-course students for SIX s os5
second-course students and clergy y, aau
$50. each constituting the bolJssr" V y y Y
member, with the perpetual nrivio"a, w
the lectures. and all the tcarhin's rs ~ .
school. The only additional fees e,v .,s "a
yearly dissectlng and matriculatinv tisy!
each of which is IS. 'N'S
The ADVANTAGES OF Souo1 Apou,,,
The student holding Il scholarship SDn y
ter the College at any timerlurngtlaa", s sn
attend as long as he. chooses, ami rs.s s'n
the institution as frequently as Jr,iruJ I"'
1T requires no previous reading or .trj.
to enter the University on scLola, s'9s
hence. all private tuition fepsar savr% j P
Students. by holding Scholarships 90,
prosecute other business part of thpth -
The candidate for graduation cam nre e~,,
himaclf at any time and receive his dum ,,'
rs soonas qualified, ' e''
In case Il student should hold s,,oI,,
ship and not be able to attend lecture. /
can he transferred to another, rbus M.
venting any loss. ~
Parents, guardians, or friends of st,14r,
wishing to purchase scholarships tortlrr
year or more before their attep,lanre
the University, can secure them Ly nIv,r
icing one-half the price, and paiyIps 4,
balance when the student enters. pby,
clans and benevolent men can bc.tOw Gre,
benefit upon poor young men by prcspyr
irg them i scholarship and thus cnahIn,
them to obtain an honorable profession.
The Faculty embraces seycnteenenipg,
ply Sicians and surgeons. The Unyrri,
has associated with tia large hoSpialclj..
IL. where every form of medical and srt.
cal disease Is operated on and treated inf,
presence of the class.
COLLEGE BUILDING.-The COLLEGE buil,
Ing. located in Ninth street. south of Wal
nut, is the finest in the city. Its 'front.'
collegiate gothic: and is adorned with,m
battlements and cmbrastrcS. presenting,
novel. bold, and beautiful appearance. III,
facade Is of brown stone, ornalncnted II
two towers rising TO the elevation Of cid,
ty feet. and cr1ned with IN cmtati,
parapct. The Building contain. ngtspl
ll1ty and sixty rooms. all supplied Wit.
water. gas. and every other coDreaiprt
that modern Improvement can contriaut
TO facilitate medical instruction. Vr,
five hundred scholarships will be i,ssri
and rs two hundred ana iiftv are now sabt
chose who wish to secure one should do q
ut once. Money can be renittcd by u
press. or a draft or check sen. on any IA
tional Bank in the United States. whcNrs
scholarship will berrturncd by mail, .a
ed by the President of the Board Of TIL,
tees, Jos. 5. Fisher, Esq. and the DtMc
the Faculty. W. Paine, II. y. All crie;
for scholarships or other bushes; Of i,
University. should be addressed to Ir0le,
sor w. Paine. NJ. D., Philadelphia, Pa,