The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The Philadelphia Univers,4,,
cine and Surgery was organiySyd o. Ned.
Chartered by the I.egislaf,,r..,'N 10 IN lSE~ y
1883. Name changed bv oorebrparvN
actmcnt to the Eclectic MeJispanlatlye q,
Philadelphia In 1860. In lsea ,h " College
the PENNSYLVANIA Medical |d y PURCHASE
lished In lsl2.and the Philadooll,rs,y,e esti. h
cal College which had nreuv,,iphla MeL
merged into the Pennsylvania M,1u sI!y been
lege. In 1864 it purchased ill., !" sniedlcalCG,
zeal University. The TRUSTEE rem Mel.
ernte, S united, petitionedI' a snsNp
tainea special act Of thelegislatn"und o.
solidating these institutions a Ta%I' y con-
tier names to that of the oo,,lIi,nglrg
University OF Megiclne and Si,r"aauc,lpIlal.
10. 1850. All these various any, Az aahE
llshcd IN the statutes of Pen mo's are put.
Tie cost of the building and m,ny.irvanla>
over one hundred thousand dolIausenm va,
be observed that the Uniyersiiita,iH ltwN
organized, Is the legal repr escsn,,.as now
the four medical colleges tIna 1ttii tltlye d
sorbed. 1t is u liberal schoo ol'" ~, IL hAs Al,
confined to no dogma, nor att. o, 'nediciA
medical clique; hut embraces est IN I IT. toany
lnSs everything, OF value to the p ~, cMaeN
SEssIoNs.--lt has two full ipsiiO,e'SlOn
year. commencing on the lst 'a ~ ~. v@cl
and continuing until the LIST Of J " ,uctOlN
It's first session, and from The ist "r GylFya
ry to the LIST of April as lis ssci. oa'lua'
two constituting one full course ~ YfgILu; Tie
1T has also II summer session. COW, Wclufe
the LIST of April and contln,i nnV'''','lltelch,
gust, for the. pfcparNory branches "" w., Az
Latin. Greek, Mathematics. Rotnn,r. S,,ch IS
gy,. Chemistry, Anatomy. Phvsi"iIn.,n.0 1000
KETs.-.Tickets TO The hi ,osy'elJ
lectures sl2o' or $50 for each session u'''y ~
the summer or preparatory cours" ca ~
Graduating fee $50. 70 aid yo,,,o W., 49,
n'o6efdle means, the University has % i,., q
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS. wbi' 'lsuu
sold TO iirst-coursc students for SIX '. ."J n'
second-colirsc students and clcrgyrn""' y
500. each constituting the hold" "" ~ ~
member. with the perpetual nriy ho, ~ Tue
the lectures. and all the teaeLir' ~ ~ :, %
school. The only additional fee. )" ',, u0
yearly dissscctingand matricul~jrg t I,V
each of which is S.. ''''S 'VAei
The ADVANTAGES OF SCuoI ,p.n,.
The student holding scholarship " "'i' o.
| W. WV N'i'S-' az any lillIt tIiintuU lln VIM,
attend rs long as he chooses, and r,.s so''
the institution as frequently AS rlpsiroI u"
liz requires no previous rCadlng or ,tnl
to enter the University on scGolrsG%.
hence. all private tuition fees are sayrJ
Students, by holding scholArSIins @
prosecute other business Il part OF thethr,
The candidate for graduation can nrc,or
himaelf it any time and receive his drayo
Us soon as qualified, e''
In case a student should hold sclob,
ship and not he able to attend lecture.
can be transferred to another. thus Dr,
venting any loss.
Parents, guardians. or friends of student
WISHING to purchase scholarships for tb.
a year or more before their attcnJaury
the University. can secure them by ndv,,
cling one-half the price. and paiyinn fl
balance when the student enters. pby.
clans and benevolent men can bestow urr
benefit upon poor Young men by prq.pn
Ing them scholars hip and thus enablin
them to obtain an honorable profession,
The Faculty embraces seyenteencminr,
physicians and surgeons. The Uniyer,,
has associated with it a LARGE hospital ci,
ic. where every form Of medical and .urI
cal disease i, operated on and treatelin i