The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-06-30
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
MEDICINEAND SURGERY

The Philadelphia University Of ,ro,,
cine ana surgery was organized in 1St S"'-
Chartered by the Legislature Feh N, aoao,--
1858. Name changed by Icoislotiwn,y w.
actment to the Eclectic Medical Ct "lIoncA,,
Philadelphia in 1860. In 1864 if nn ymI,se CT
the Pennsylvania Medical Collrwr .I naaSG
lished in 1872, and the PhiadclDLia MnT,
cal College which had preyio,lslv 'I Io,I
merged into the Pennsylvania MetIico,PTtoplh
lege. In 1864 it purchased the Penn Woa
zeal University. The Trustees Of tho .' ,e.
crate schools united, pcttioned, and and ' eP
tanned special act of the Legislature COW ou-
sOlidatlng these institutions and chonoim,.
their names to that of the Philadclnhio Is
University of Medicine, and Surgery. MarcL
10, 1860. a II these various acts are mnI
liShed in the statutes of Pennsylynniia"
The cost OF the building and museum wo,
Overcome hundred thousand dollars. ItwiIl
be observed that the University, rs now
organized, is the legal representative W,
the, four medical colleges that it hos nh.
sOrbed. 1t isa liberal school of mcdicimo
confined TO no dogma, nor attached TO onv
medical clique; hut embraces in its tcnrL.
ings everything of value to the profession
SEssloNs.-lt has two full sessions cocb
year, commencing on the LIST of Octohrr
and continuing until the 1st of Januarv os
its lirSt session, and from the lstof ,Jnnum.
ry to the LIST of April as its second: fine
Two constituting one full course of lecture.
~ mas also summer session, cOmmcncnu
the lst OF April and continuing until Au-
gust lor tlle preparatory branches. such a,
Latlm' "reek' Mathematics. Botany. Zoolo
gy; Chemistry, Anatomy, Physiology. etc
| IICKETS.-.Tickets to the full coursc Of
lectures $l2O, or $50 for each session Ecr
the summer or preparatory course S35
Graduating fee $50. TO aid youun ,neu n,
moderate means, the University has issneI
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS. which sin
sold to flrsl-cOursc students for S15. and 10
second-course students and clermymcn fnr
500. each constituting the holder lil.
member. with the perpetual PRIVILEGES Of
the lectures. and all the teachings of the
school. The only additional fees are
yearly Ilssecting and matriculatin" tickle
each of which is SIS.
The ADVANTAGES OF SCHOLARSHIPS 49,
The student holding scholarship can en-
Ter the college at any time during the wear.
attend as long as he chooses, and re-ccntrr
the institution as frequently as desired.
III requires no previous reading or study
TO enter the University on SCHOLARSHIP.
hence, all private tuition fees are saved.
students. by holding scholarships. can
prosecute other business part of the timr.
Inc candidate for graduation can prescu.
ne anon o az oun i t,ie ana receive his degree
In ease y StmIent sho,,,,
chin and rot sI ~" oi, should hold scholar
con hn trans for ,.nio W atlend lectures 1t
wanting onv inss " "hotler, thus pre-
Parents y,,or'lions
wisI,in" to ' nnrchasn s oI lIienas OF student
a veor Or i,rro hnt". sc,lolarshlps Tor then
tLe Ifnivars;tv ooiore tnelr attendance ut
elmo one-Lnlf t h"' , ,,;u them by advah-
balance when tho st ndCo, ana paying tue
clans and bpnevoInnt ,n',, cilters. Ihys'-
Lnnnf tn ,' ou"o' olclt men can bcstOw grcut
;r a. them mpo' sd ij"Tr young men by preseni-
thesm r. ohtai io,arsmlp ana thus enabling
The EacmIt ,' a, hnonoraple profession.
nhvsici,ns ,nd I ,,,,a seventeen cmlhcnt
ha: aSsnnintoI n s;;SGohs. me UNIVERSITY