True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-06

form edition ever published in The United States.
Just received ami Tor sale by
WAI M'kEAN,.
Oct corner Camp and Common SITS.
CIRCULAR
TstNIiE Facuty OF the NEDIcAL Cyl, ~ r .Mu,.i-
Al respectfully ask dc attention OF the Medical
Profession, and OF tic friends Of c;eucc in general to
the condi ion and pospe-tns of the institution
their charge.
The college organized IN Tie autumn of 1881; a
full course Of lectures given eiIg the past winter
and the last session eft lie Legislature charter was
conferred on it with TIE usual powers and privileges OF
| similar institutions
Since the termination of the course Of Lectures the
Faculty have given uniemted attention the interests
Of the college, and have considerably augmented It's
means Of usefulness. But aware that, whatever may be
their zGt and Industry tue of their enter
prize is mainly dcpcadvnt on the eounrnaucc it may
receive from the enlightened aud patriotic portion Of
their fellow citizens, particularly fro those Of the Ne.
dic,i moesson-the Faculty DESTROYS TO obtain the
attention Of the community to the advantages offered by
their nstutIonto the Medical Students III this section
-four country.
The college Will be in possession at the commences
of the next session. Of adequate apparatus fer the
illustration OF chemistry and the collateral sciences
Ample means toi tho study Of Anatomy, will be furnish
cd without trouble to the student, and wou, violation
OF the sacred feelings or even ntiniccs Of society
When it is rccoliccted that third Of the popula-
ton of New Olleons, during the winter season, is com
posed oil strangers, many 9! whom, from choice
cessity resort i'll sickness to the several we'll conducted
hospitals il this city, it must be apparent that the Fa
Guilty arc in possession Of unsurpassed for render
Ing teircousc OF instruction thoroughly dcmasrtivc.
To avail themselves of these privileges, it has been
ranged Tia, large proportion of th: lectures from the
practical chairs shall be clinical and disease and treat
hcri taught at the bedside Of the patient.
The lumber Of su:gic: i'll this city is uncon,-
monty great. and nearly every opclrtioni in the science
will be performed before In: class on the living subject.
The course OF Pathology aud Physiology will in like
manner, he acgompaniedby demonstration ;n,l expert
ucNt.
The Facility would particularly urge the opinion (in
which it is hclicrcdth they Will be sustained fly the cxpc
licmcc Of Physicians that the diseases of ;hc South
western section Of the United States are in mauv i'll
sauces. modified by climate, that they neither be
well taught by ho.c who have not seen them, well
studied by those who have not al opportunity Of wit
Messing teir pvcuallirs.
Though it is perhaps, unnecessary in this part Of the
Union to oIrr pecum!S motives, vet to do away el
romuCus mpcssi0n it may not be supcinuocs to State
that upon fair calculation oall the expenses Of attend
Ing rriAotc iusttutions considerable baiaucc will be
! i"n, in favor OF the Cocgem this City. To render
Inc School accessible to those in INDECENT circumstances,
It's provided blythe bylaws, that twelty students stall
be admitted gratis upon evidence of mcccssous crc,-
stances, and adequate literary and moral qualifications.
The Faculty have OILY further to state, lIG; ;!ier bes'
cXctions will b" given, TO render the course Of msc-
ton i'll the Medical College of Louisiana, boil, am PIE
and thorough; and beIieIinE they do, that the success
ii this institution Will be cHincnlly useful and hanOIg-
HI" To this section of country, they pc: with con-
idcncc to The patriotism OF their fellow citizens for
CtlAs. A. IuZENBEaG, Dean.
| New Orleans, August, 1855.
| The Course cf Lectures lgW commence on The frs:
.Noni4y cf Decenthcf nGrt, cpd terminate Tie last
CHARLES A. LUZENBEEt;, MD.
Professor of the Principles and Practice Of Surge =.
EDWARD II. BARTON, NJ. D.
prolcssorot te Theory and Practice of :leicinc and
Cj"icai Practice.
W. BYRD POWELL, NJ d.
Professor Of Chemistry and Plnrnacr
j. HARRISON, NJ. u.
Professor of Physiology and Pathology.
j. MONROE MACKlE, NJ. d.
Professor Of Matrlia Mcdta, 'rhelap.;csand Mcdic,:
Jurisprudence.
THOMAS r. INGALLS,, MD.
! Professor OF ObAeu'es and Diseases OF Women AMI
/ Children.
&. \. NUREMBERG, NJ D.
Professor OF Anatomy Cad interim.
az Requisites and fees OF tsra,uato" the same in
the UNIVERSITY Of PENNSYLVANIA, sng %
! axOUGE ON BANlllNGA short History OF Pa,
IN per Money and Banking in the United States i'll
GLIDING account OF Provincial and Continental Paper
Money; to which nehxod an inquiry into the prllci-
pies Of the system, with sonsler4ors on its effects on
morals and hnppincssit7e whsle Intended as sIui
exposition of thc-way in which Paper Money and Mo
ncy Corporations effect the interests of different portions
Of the community. BY VIM. NJ. Gouge, Second edition
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