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: PHILADELPHIA UNIyRpSrss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The Philadelphia uniyersitv :,
cine and Surgery was Organlzsd ~ ~ ,Neli
Chartered by the Legislature EohlIIl lSR>
1853. Name changed by t,,s,oraary \
aGt,nent to the Eclectic Medical ' cn,Ie eS
Philadelphia In 1860, In 1868 Il nnv.lGge q
the Pennsylvania Medical Collspyuaa e ia
lished IN 1912, and the PhiladelDIHIss e%;ak
cal College which had pr eviap"1n, Medl,
merged into the Pennsylvania MoSsiy osa
lege. In 1854 1t purchased the PI ens q,
ical University. The Trustees 81 .', \, Mel. I
crate schools united, pctitioneS ulsap
tanned special act of thelcpislatuuna o.
solldating these institutions AMI ,II. ons Con-
their names to that of the philaaooi,ahsllg
University Of Medicine and S,,rasss,'pnaIau
10, 1865. All these various aets \! ,,a siiiyh
llshed In the statutes of PennsyIvavnpI ae
The cost OF the building aud mns malla-
over one hundred thousand dollar u va
be'observed that the UNIVERSITY nvl
organized, Is the legal represcnto ~ nov
the four medical colleges thot i,.%INe q
sorbed. 1t is liberal school Of ma nM ~
confined to no dogma, nor attacfodI ,Vh
medical clique; hut embraces in ill., H. " a1l
ings everything Of value to The nr W. 'eaea'
SEssIoNs.--It has two full ses piio,esSlOl
year, commencing on the LIST Of 'I a1s, vasl
and continuing until the LIST of ,Japnvo%S"N
its first session, and from the LIST If J Ia.y y
ry to the lst Of April rs Its sccon vIau u
two constituting one full course Of lsoi,. W.
1t has also q summer session, commo ,'Ie
the 1st Of April and continuing uuen ny
gust, for the preparatory branches sno a.
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Botonv ' Solh
gy, Chemistry, Anatomy, Phvsioior~rV v w
TCKETs.-.Tickets to the full ca sa" W.
lectures $l20, or $50 for each session S''y y
the summer or preparatory course s2;S
Gp'luating fee $50. 10 aid uoanu , u,'- :,
moderate means, the University has ' IL"
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS, wIia6 !,
sold to tirst-coursc students for Sill and,
second-course students and clerpym%1 ~ Y
$50. each constituting the holder ~, , NJ
member, with the perpetual PRIVILEGE, y
the lectures, and all the Teachings of II,
school. The only additional fees n,g a,s "s '
yearly dissecting and matriculatpgticts
each Of which Is SIS. ''''''
| The ADVANTAGES OF SCHOLARSHIPS
The student holding scholarships cop ~,
ter the College at any time during the vs,,
attend as long as he chooses, and rp.s s,a'
the institution as frequently as desired,
1t requires no previous reading or Stni,
TO enter the University on Scholarship
hence, all private tuition fecsare saved,
| students, by holding SCHOLARSHIPS en-
prosecute other business part of thettnr
The candidate for graduation can presp.
himaelf at any time and receive his dcr+
as soon as qualified.
In case student should hold scholar
ship and not be able to attend lecture,
can be transferred to another, thus M.
venting any loss.
Parents, guardians. or friends Of stpdpr,
wishing to purchase scholarships for he,
a. year or more before their attendance
the University, can secure them BY adys,
cling ope,half the price, and paying d
balance when'th student enters. phv,
clans and benevolent men can bestow erel
benefit upon poor young men by present
ing them scholarship and thus Cnabll
them to obtain an honorable profession
The Faculty embraces sevenhenemirer
physicians and surgeons. The Uniycrit
has associated with it a large hospitacl
ic, where every form of medical and surt
cal disease Is operated on and treated init,
presence Of the class.
COLLEGE BUILDING.--The College BULL
ing, located in Ninth street, south of VII
, nut, is the finest in the city. lis 'front.'
collegiate gothic, and is adorned with en-
battlements and embrasures. presenting
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