The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-09-15
MEDICINE AND SURGFpv

The Philadelphia University Of u,,
cine and Surgery was organized in i Ssga
Chartered by the Legislature Ee,ra aSns -
1858. Name changed by IceisIti"ay ~
actmcnt to the Eclectic Medical Cnl,oen,
Philadelphia in 1860. Tn 1868 if nn pr,yse q
the pennsylvania Medical Colle"a na'sy
lished IN 1872 and the PliadelDGiN, S uan,
cal college which had preyiouslv 'i na,
merged intQthe PENNSYLVANIA Modisso,u@eel
lege. In 1854 it purchased the PAM, v"i MVii
ical University. The Trustees Of ' H. Nleu'
crate schools united, petitoned Ky S%a1 sep
tanned special act of the legisotr ",a' o oO'
solidating these institutions and rhar' ooA-
their names to that of the Philadoi"I'iiSs' y,
University of Medicine and Sur"rrrp M,, T.
Is, 1865. All these various octs arn ntaIGI
liShcd in the statutes of Pennsyi hav PuV'
The cost of the building and m,,sa ,m,n,'-
over one hundred thousand dollar, s'i ~ WAS
be observed that the UNIVERSITY a. AZ VIII
organized, is the legal reprrsrnta ~ nOs
the four medical colleges tbot i i, hno " VI
sorbed. 1t is u liberal school nrma nIS 10
confined to no dogma, nor attached to a my
medical clique; but embraces in IFS tc,"I
ln@s everything OF value to the profession
SEssIoNs.--lt has two fun seision. ', ooa'
year, commencing on the lst Of U,., rH.'
and continuing until the lst Of ,Iapn w,vVeI
its first session, and from the lstof lam" ~
ry to the LIST of April as its second nI''' ,%,
two constituting one full course of lcrfp ~"
1t has also a summer session. commenein,
the 1st of April and contlnIlin~ nnnI Any,
gust, for the preparatory branches snr H."
Latin. Greek, Mathematics. Botnnv, 2col"
gy, Chemistry, Anatomy. Phvsioioov' I er.
TICKETs.--Tickets to the mi rG HI' o'S
lectures Sl2O, or $50 for each session rO'
the summer or preparatory cours" 50;
Graduating fee $50. To aid u,vuo ,'a, =,
moderate means. the University hrs i..ucI
FIVE HUNDRED SCHOLARSHIPS, which a,o
sold to flrst-cOursc students for S7s ,nd,.
second-course students and clcruymnn n,
500. each constituting the holder Ia
member, with the perpetual PRIVILEGES nj
the lectures. and all the TEACHINGS If tLr
school. The only additional l"cs a ara VI.
yearly dissccting and matriculatin~ tirfo,
each of which is So. '''"''
THE ADVANTAGES OF ScuoT ,rsmps
The student holding scholarship r1n on.
ter the College at any time duyinIthe ys'r
attend a. long rs he chooses. and ro.Gntn,
the Institution as frequently as desired,
IL requires no previous reading or ,tglly
to enter the University on sc6ohr,Ijr.
hence, all private tuition fpcsare saved.
Students, by holding SCHOLARSHIPS, can
prosecute other business 4 parl oftlietimr
Tie candidate for graduation can pre,rpr
himaelf at any time and receive hi, decree
rs soon as qualified,
In case Il student should hold \ scholar.
ship and not be able to attend lrrturr. II
can be transferred to another. Tins pyr.
vcntingany loss.
Parents, guardians. or friends of student,
wishing to purchase scholarship. for Them
u year or more before their ATTENDANCE nj
the University, can secure them by aIygu.
cling one-half the price. and payinr fine
balance when the student enters, pbys.
clans ana benevolent men can bcstOw pirl
dement, upon poor young men by present.
lfS them II scholarship and tins enabling
tilem TO obtain an honorable profession.
Ihe Faculty embraces SCVCntCrucmiuqnt
physicians and surgeons. The University
has associated with tia large ho>pitalcIin.
lie, where every form OF medical and >,lrgi.
cal disease Is operated on and treated in The
presence of the class.
ing, located in Ninth street. south of Wal.
nut, Is the finest in til city. lis front /.
collegiate gothic, and is adorned with en-.
battlcnents and embrasurcs, pre.cntinga
novel, bold, and beautiful appearance, The
facade is of brown stone. ornamenled by
two towers rising to the elevation OF eigir.
ty feet. and crowned with an cmbatlcj
The building contain, between
fifty and sixty rooms. all supplied with
water. gas. and every other convenience
that modern Improvement can contribute
to facilitate medical instruction. Only
live hundred scholarships will he Issued.
and as two hundred and fifty are now sold,
hose who wish to secure one should do 50
1t once. Money can be RENTED By e1.
press, or a draft or check sent on any Ma
.i0nal Bank in the United States, when tue
scholarship will be returned by mail. sign
I'd by the President of the Board OF Trll.-
ees. Jos, 5. Fisher. Esq, and TIE Deanoi
he Faculty. w. Paine, NJ. ID. All order,
or scholarships or other business OF tie
University. should be addressed to PROBES
or W. Paine. NJ. d., Philadelphia. Pa.