True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-29
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N>HE Faculty OF the MsnCAL Lu.l..,r -, ,.uv,-,.
ANA respectfully ask the attention If the NlrIir,!
Profession, and of e friends Of cence in general, IL
be c"'"' ion and pospe-tus of tie institution una
their c,:wrr.
Tile college organized IN the autumn e 1851;
MI course al lectures was given during the past winter
nd a, the last session etle lcgsa,l1e Il charter WA,
nl!errc on it will! the usual po1ers and privileges Of
SIM Ia, institutions.
Since he termination Of the ce.sc of Lectures, the
Faculty have wen muemiite attention to til. interest
the College, an, lave considerably augmented il,
neas Of usefulness lini aware that, whatever may b,
heir own zeal AMI industry, IT,. Success OF their enter.
'rizc is nmul, dependent o.. the totnlrn'nce il m:,
csi,c FROM the cult tcc and patriotic ior''on %
their fellow citizems particularly fro. those Of the NJ.
Iic,i rntvssion--tlw Faculty dcsaus obtain tn
attentions nj the community to the advantages offered b,
lur institution to the Medical Students il this section
III nllr COUNTY,
The college will he in possession at the commence
n,el OF the next session. OF adequate apparatus tcr the
illustration OF chemistry and the collateral sciences.
Ample means for the study Of Anatomy will be furnish
ed without trouble tn the student, and without violation
nt the sacred feelings pre- hliccs OF society.
| When it iccolleced that one third of the popua-
'ion of New Icons, during the winter season, is COM
posed OF strangers, many OF whom, from choice Or ne
cessity resort in sickness to the several well conducted
hospitals il this city, il m,ist be apparent ,ll the F,-
ing Intercourse OF instruction thoroughly ,cmsnstl1,tive.
To avail themselves of these privileges, it has been
ranged that large proportion Of the lectures from the
practical chairs shall he clinical, and disease and treat
aieii taught at the bedside OF the patient
The lumber OF surgical IN this city
mony great, and nearly every operation in the scicce
will he performed before the class the living subject.
Tile course Of Pathology and Physiology will, in like
nrnrIcr, be ;ccompicdby demonstration aud expert
.npIn.
The Faculty would particular " urge the opinion lin
which 1t is believed they will be sustained fly The expr
rience of i', sicials,) that the diseases OF the South
Tcs,ern section of the United States are many i'll
slauses, modified by climate, that they neither be
well taught by those who have not them, well
studied by those who have not an opportunity OF wit
messing their pecualities
lhough it is, perhaps unnecessary In this part oil the
Union to offer pecunlA! moiyes yet, to do away
roueous impression, it may not be s,perluous state,
that upon f,ir calculation of all the expenses of attend
lug rcmcte institutions, considerable balance will be
! found III favor of the College in this City. To render
tine School accessible to those in digc ccunistanc
it is provided by the bylaws, that twenty students shall
be admitted gratis, upon evidence OF necesstous circunl-
stances, AM; adequate literary and moral qualifications.
The Faculty hive only further state, tina, their best
excrtions will be given, render the of istc-
ton in the Medical College OF Louisiana, both ample
# tbs institute" viii be- a" s f' ss Al III ho sssss
HE To this section of country, they appeal with
idence to the patriotism OF their tellow-czcns for
connlen:lcr aud support -
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New Orleans, August, 1885.
| The Course If Lectures ciH commence on tie frs:
.Uonday If December merit, and terminate the last
weck N .Harch
CHARLES A. LUZENBERG, ND.
Professor OF the Prnc plies and Practice Of Surge s..
EDWARD II. BARTON, NJ. d.
l'ro!ess0rof the Theory and Practice oil .Ieicne and
Clinical Practice.
W BYRD POWELL, NJ. d.
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
j. HARRISON, NJ. d.
Professor f Physiology and Pathology
J. MONROE MACkIE, NJ. ID.
Professor OF Macia Mciea, Therapeutics and Medica,
THOMAS r. INGALLS,, MD.
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women am
e. A. LUZENBERG, VI. d.
Professor nt Anatum, lad interim.
~ Requisites aud fees Of Graduation the same as in
the Uuur"rst, of Prnns'lva"ia Alg ~
TOUGE ON BANKlN,i-A short History Of Pa
VI per Money and banking in the United States IN
GLIDING an recount Of Provincial and Continental Paper
Money! to which is nrnnxed an inquiry INTO the prllcI-
pies Of the system, with considerations "n its effects on
morals and happiness.'.c Whale ntended as iAlaln
exposition of the way in which Paper Money and Mo-
ney Corporations effect The interest "i different portions
Just received and for sale by IOTCiiklsS s. Co.
jl2 "a ehartres-st
rOOKTYG STOVES-StanIcv & Cos Patent Re-
" tarv Cooking Stoves. for wood or anthracite coal
stoves of all sizes suitable for Hotels, Boarding Houses
and large and small families For convenience and des-
patch in cooking well rs the great say ng of fuel fully
onc-half they will BIZ found 10 be invaluable. Ceri.
Gates from the principa. Hoel Keepers at the North as
well as hundreds OF others from private individuals and
eupains of vessels and steamboats, TO the utility OF
0'''>' DUNBAR & Co,
on7 No. 50, rchoupitoulas ST.
Copper tin and sheet iron mads up to order $3.50,
Extract Of letter from Captain WIN a. Howard com
'. Pas mite Mo
Levi Woodbury., Sec. of Navy
IL answer to your enquiries in reati0nto Stanieys
Rotary Cooking Stove beg leave most respectfully to
recommend to the Department, the adoption OF those
Stoves for the Cutters generally they are much less
heavy more convenient and economical than those &c
nealy in use Fuel is article that takes up the most
the boats of the vessel in transportation than any other
used on board. hand you below an estimate OF the
comparative cost of fuel between the stoves.
A,,ount ofiue consumed by the old Galley, from
Feb. 9th to March 9th, month";, ST. 40
Amount of fuel consumed by Staney's from
March 2ith to May 18th, being ] month and 10
days, d"
p,,,nce i, f,vor or Stnnley's, S. 9G
balance III '"''' u N'N' VIVA. HOWARD,
Capt. U. S. Rev. Cutter McLanc.
New-Bedford, May, ith, 1875.
EXPENSES of Galley month and 10 days at same
ra , S 80 sane time $50
Difference in favor of Stanley'rs $l9 Ia
Packet Boat Sea Serpent, bound from Buffalo to 10
chester, July 18th, 1885.
opinion of the utility and convenience of the Rotary
Stove in Canal Packets pleased to say that have
made full trial of one OF the No. 5 Rotary STOVES on
tis packet and find it to answer u valuable pur
nose Weare able to bake, roast and boil and in short
10 cook the usual varieties Of meats, vegetables pud
dinss &c. for 60 persons.
r IrE OF WIN. CoBBETT, &c.-The life of
i VIM. Cobbett dedicated to his sons, from the Sc
cond London edition, in vol.
Memoirs of the Life of the right honorable Sir James
Macintosh, edited by his son, Robert James Mackn-
tosl Esq. in vols
Thurlston Tales, by the author of Tales of Voynger
to the Arctic Ocean, in vols. Just received and or
sale hv WM. MKEAN,
dec is corner Of Camp mud Common sts
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SSLAVI RY AT THE SOUTH, or the south vndi
Gated fron. the treason and fanaticsm OF the northern
1betonsts. | vol. II mo.
W. h,ol, az PLEASURES nv Thos Calnphe Samuel