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PHILADELPHIA slLEIA UNlvERsIrr
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MEDICINE ANDSURGFpv

The Philadelphia Univers;.r
cine and surgery was organized " =, ,hed,
Chartered By the Legislature Fal W. 49,
1853. Namo changed by IecisJlpptulaT!s
actmcnt to the Eclectic Me,Iir..li' m.Ic ca.
Philadelphia in.lSgO. In 1894 !, ,moleesee
the Pennsylvania Medical "a, y lplrifasg
lished n 1872, and the PhiladclpIjs, yM,l l1l'
cal College which had prcviopu n'n AIel'
merged into the Pennsylvania MeG Giy ,leq
lcge. In 1864 1t purchased the p omca vi.
ical University. The Trustees ~ I" u Me-.
crate schools united, petitioned smls%F
tanned special nctof the lnpisl"a,,ualla d.
solidating these institutions snI I. an Con,
tlieir names to that OF the dolnNulAshI
University of Medicine and Sur@"rr,,pAM@
10. 1850. All these various AZ, t''!,NHNt
hshcd in the statutes of P4nns,.,nle lA@
The cost Of the buildlnu and nm;, aahla,- 4
over one fllndrcd'thousand dolhr,y ",ll va .
be-obscrved that the Uniyersit,v, . NSI .
organized. is the legal rcDross ,, ~ nov (
inc -FOUR medical colleges that it h,, :, 9 .
sorbed. 1t isa liberal school Of mn "n' ~ .
confined to no dogma, nor attachSTJ..
mcdicalcliquc; hit embraces in H., H. wsa,i +
ingseyerythinE of value to the nroc Vaea' +
SEsSIoNs.--lt has two full, css0,v~Fa :
year. commencing ON the Isl or m', ca. Z
and continuing until the LIST Of ,Iar Wv'ycN (
its first session, and from the lstof I a,sN \
ry to the LIST of April rs its srcon "ruS'
Two constituting one foil course Of ,. "', "a +
II has also IL summer session, co,n,a ngGlH I
the lst Of Apriland CONTINUING | n"gH, ! \
gust, for the preparatory branches ~" ,n., Al 4
Latin. Greek, Mathematics. Botany y.g"' +,
~. Chemistry. Anatomy, Physioiorr, '. y.
TIcKETs.-.Tickcts to the tlll cf,., We,
lectures Sl2O, or $40 for each scs.ion ''y ~
the Summer or preparatory coprsp q:
| Graduating fee 500. 10 aid n,ung WV r.'>
moderdte medas, the University has I j.,..
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS, wiiI"
sold 10 iirst-colrsc studcnt. for 81; s"j,
second-coursc students and clergym.r'f,
$50. each constituting the holiar" y E
lncmhcrwitsi the perpetual priyjlece'
the lectures, and all the rearhipg, ga
school. The only additional fee, :" ",' va
yearly diSsettlngand matriculatiDrtrt,
each of whiclii, 50. '"'' Z
The ADVANTAGES or SCHoL,psuu.
The student holding Il scholarship CAN q,
ter the College at amy time dugipIthcy
attend rs long rs he chooses, and re.%,
the institution as frequently asdesirr5
1t requires no previous reading Or .,pl,
to enter the University on scivMr.b,,
hence. all private tuition cesare saved
students, by holding Scholarships rs
prosecute other business a part oftiett,
The candidate for graduation mean vrp,p
hilnarlf atany time and receive his down.
as soon a. qualified.
In case a student should hold .rhc,.
ship and not be able to attend lecture,
can be transferred to another, thus Ma
venting any loss.
Parents, guard ians. or friends fstudrr
wishing to purchase scholarships hyt,
a year or more before their ATTENDANCE,
the University. can secure them By adg,
cling ene-hall the price. and rymg,,
balance when the student enters Pbya
clans and benevolent men can bestow grg
benefit upon poor young men by pfesrr
ing them u scholarship and thu, eNaJ,g
them to obtain an honorable profession
The Faculty embraces sevcnteencmhg
physicians and surgeons. The Uniyepr
has associated with tia large hO,pitaIc..
ic, where every form of melicalanl 100.
cal 'ilscaSc Is operated on ANA tiea,GIMU
presence of the class.
! COLLEGE RUILD!SG.-TheC college l&
ing. located in Ninth street. south Of N.
nut. is the finest in the city. Il, trout.
collegiate gothic. and is adorned WitA@
/ battlcmpnts and cmtrasllre., prcSeln.
novel. bold. and beautiful Appearance. III
facade IS OF BROW stone. UrnamrltN
two towers rising TO the elevation Oldgf
ty feet. and crowned with al rNj4H /
parapct The building contains tdVm
ihy and sixty rooms, all supplied 81.
water. Gas. ana every ot.or c0WG.~
that modern iniprovemnut Gan urii
TO facilitate medical Instruction t
tive hundred scholarships viii lc'~.
and as iHo hundred ami MY grcaya
tiose WHO wish to secure one >hUuIl@
at once. Money can hr RENTED By II
press, or draft or cheek sent On aDg n
tiona! Bank IN the United State, w.a
scholarship viii berriurnci b. mall,
ed by the President If the Board Ot!-
tees, Jos, >. Fisher, lla,. and tIeJa
the Faculty, V. Paine, Vi u. 81!
for scholarships or OTTER ha,inc@ of
| University. SHOULD be addressed TO lrrI
sor " Paine. II H., PhilH!r!phN h |