True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21


~ )ep"ation from the Congregational uuion Of Eng
land and Wales, by Andrew Reed, d. D. and james
NJ thcson, u u, in vols.
Novels and Tales BY Maria Elrewo,th 90 vols yc,,
neatly hou'sd inIU
'rhc Works of Mrs Sherwood, being the ony uni
form edition ever luhsIc,'in tie United States.
WIN M,KEAN,
oct corner Camp and Common SIS.
CIRCULAR
FE%ME Faculty OF the M&nIcALC".Istit NY ,vu,-,-
4 AN, respectfully a&k the attention o; the Medical
Profession, aud Of the friends OF cience in general to
tc condi ion and pospe2tus Of the nstituton una,
their charge.
The college organized IN the autumn OF 1851;
full course OF lectures given G-inE the past winter
and al the last session etEe Lesaia.;le, charter was
conferred on It with the usual powers and privileges OF
silnilm'institutiors.
Since the termination of the course Of Lectures the
Faculty lave given urmilted attention to the interests
OF the COLLEGE, and have considerably augmented its
means Of usefulness But aware that, whatever may be
their zeal and Industry, the s,cecys of their cIur-
prize is mainly dependent the loUutrnarcc it may
receive from the enlightened and patriotic portion of
their fellow czcWs particularly fro ,oso Of the M
dic,i rr"trsslon--thc Faculty DESTROYS to obtain the
attention Of the community to the advantages offered by
their institution TO the Medical Students il this section
| OF our country
The college will he in possession, at the commence
meml ut the next session. of adequate 0prnu4tus fer the
illustration Of chemistry and TIC coliacral sciences
Ample means the study of Anatomy, viii be furnish
ed without trouble to c student and without violation
OF tc sacred feelings ireiudiccs of society,"
When ii is recocctpd that tI,irl of the popula-
ton Of New Icons, dining the winter season, is COM
posed Of strangers, many OF whom, from choec on ne
ccssy isor in sickness to The several well conducted
hospitals in this city, ii be uppa,.n that the Eg-
culy are in possession Of unsurpassed means tarre,c,-
ing Intercourse OF instruction thoroughly dcnensHtivc
10 avail tcns selves OF these privileges, it las been ar
ranged that large proportion Of thu lectures from the
practical ras shall be clinical and disease and treat
| IDc.t TAUGHT Al the bedside OF the rttiritt.
The Number Of surgical in tl,is city is uncom-
monty great, and nearly every operation in the science
will be performed before the class on the l,jns subject
The course OF Pathology and Physiology WILL il like
manner, be acc0npancdhy demonstration sand expert
/ urmt.
The Faculty would particularly urge the opinion (in
which it is believed they will be sustained v the eNNc-
riCucc " PhNsclHns, tat the diseases OF the South
Western section of the United Ststcs are, in ma.y in
Sa'res, modified by climate, that they can neither be
wc taught by those who have not seen them, nor we'll
studied by those who have not opportunity of wit
messing tllcr pccuiariiios.
Though il is, perhaps, unnecessary in this part Of the
Unicn 10 offer pccmi3y moycs~yrt, odo away an IT,
roncous impression, it may not be slpcuous to state,
that upon fair calculation ofa the expense. of attend
lug irmotc institutions considerable balance will be
omd in favor Of the GocSein tits City. To render
ic School accessible to those in INDECENT circumstances,
it is provided by The bv-aws tiN twenty students Shall
be admitted gratis, upon evidence OF ucccssOus crcuml-
stances, indadcqa'te literary and morale qualifications.
| The Faculty have only further to state, that ter hc.'
"XCrous will be given render the course Of instu,c-
ton in the Medical Collcg, of .ouisin4 both ample
aud thorough; and bceIiug, they do, that the success
o this institution will be rlnineutly nscu and houola-
HI" to this section Of country, tcy a}pe with con-
idence to the patriotism OF their icllo~-ctzcus for
comlmncg and support
CilAS. 4. LU2EN BERG, Dean.
New Orleans, August, 1855.
The tg'@&c If lectures 1ciH commence on Nio frSi
.1loaHWGf December neat, and %arnu'sate tie last
1ceth m ,Uarrh.
CHARLES \. LuZENDERCs, MD.
Professor of the Principles and Practice Of Surge r.
EDWARD H. BARTON, NJ. d.
Proessorof hc Theory and Practice OF ;leicuc ans;
Clinical Practice,
" BYRD POWELL, NJ. y.
Professor of Chemistry and plMrilac2-
j. HARRISON, NJ. j.
Profassorof Physiology and Pathology
J. MONROE MACillE, NJ d. .
Professor OF Alacra NEEDLES, Therapeutics and Medic,;
THOMAS r. INGALLS,, MD.
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
c. y I.UZENBERG, NJ ID.
Professor OF Anatomy (ad interim J
n Requisites and fees Of Graduation the same us in
the UNIVERSITY eff PENNSYLVANIA au~ %
sNOUGE ON BANklNt!-A short History of Pa
Va per Money and Banking in the Unit States i'll
GLIDING account Of Provincial and Continental Paper
Money! which is nraxed inquiry into the prl.ci-
pies OF the system, with considerations ts effects
morals and happincss.-'ihc vlUr attended US rlnl
exposition of the way in which Paper Money and Mo-
uey Corporations effect the interests Of different portions
of the community. Ey VIM. a. Gouge. Second edition
Just received and for sale by HoTCHE\ISS 4 Co.
il2 u Churrcs-st.
SOOKlNG STOVES.-stonley X Cos Patent Ko-
~ tury Cooking Stoves for wood or anthracite coul.
We have Just received full supply Of their celebrated
stoves of ul sizes, suitable for Hotels Boarding Houses
and large and small families. For convenience and des-
patch in coong well as the great s;vin. of fuel fully
onc-half they will b. found 10 be Invaluable Ccri.
Gates from the principal Hotel Keepers at the North as
n li,l Il.
captains OF vessels and steamboats, to the utility OF
these stoves, can be seen ut our warehouse.
DUNBAR & Co,
JAM No. 50, Fchoupoulas st,
Copper; tin and sheet iron made up to order.
Extract OF letter from Captain VIM. A. Howard, com
handing U. 5. Revenue Cutter Mcianc, to the Hon,
Levi Woodbury., Sec. of Navy:
II, answer to your enquiries in relntotto Stancy's
Rotary Cooking Stove, beg leave most respectfully TO
recommend to the Department. the adoption of those
Stoves for the Cutters generally they are mitch less
heavy y:nicnt and economical than those &C
morally in Fuel is article that takes up the most
room, is soonest expended aud is more destructive to
the boats OF the vessel in transportation than any other
used on board. / hand you below estimate OF the
comparative cost of fuel between the stoves.
Amount n'luel consumed by the old Galley, from
Feb. cath to March , lth month, Sl3 g
Amount Of fuel consumed by Stunoy's from
March 2ilh to May ill., being month and 10
days, 6 30
Balance IN favor Of s,an,c,'s, $ o
WIN \. HOWARD,
Capt. U. $. Rev. Gutter N!cl.onH.
Ncw-Relonl, May, Nth, 1875.
Expenses of Galley month and 10 daysat same
ratio the month, SIG 81
Expense SGnl9y's same time, 30
Difference in favor of Stnnlcy'rs $40 ii
Packet Bout, Sex; Serpent, bound from Buffalo to Ro-
chester July 18th 1885.
Having been rcqnost2d by passenger to express my
opniou Of the utility and convenience Of the Rotary
Stove in Canal Packets am pleased to say that have
made full uiul of one Of the No.3 Rotary Stoves on
this packet, and find il 10 most valuable pur-
pose. Weare able to bake roast and boil and, in Shcrt
to cook the usual varieties Of meats, vegetables, I.ud
dngs, sc. for 60 persons.
4 lFE OF WV. COBBETr, -&c.--'rhe life Of
L 4 VIM Cohbett dedicated to his sons, from the Sc
cond London edition, in | vol
Memoirs of the Life of the right honorable Sir James
Nlaekntosa, edited by his son, Robert Jamcs Mackn
os, Esq. in : vols.
Thnrlson Tales, BY the author of Tales Of Il yoyagcr
to the Arctic Ocean, i'll vols. Just received and or
sale by WM. N'KEAN,
decI6 corner of Camp and Common SITS
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SLAVE ny At THE SOUTH, or the south vuji
t@caed fro the treason and iansticsm of the northern
ah@litionSta. vol. II mo.
The book Of Pleasures, b. Thos Cam3hel Samuel
IpTg, vol l4