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FEsFIE Faculty OF the MEDICAL U,,L.s, .r ..,v,s,-
ANA respectfully ask the attention OF tie Medical
Profession, and Of the friends OF cience in general, to
the cond ion and pospestis Of the Institution undo
their charge.
The college organized the autumn of 1854; q
full course OF lectures given SEring the past wiMer
and the last session cit he Legislature charter was
conferred on it with the usual powers and privileges OF
sinilarinstit,uions.
Since the termination of the course of Lectures the
Faculty have given uncmi,ted attention the interests
OF the College, and have considerably augmented its
means of usefulness But aware that Whatever may he
their zeal and Industry, the of their enter
prize is mainly dependent on the countcnancc it may
receive from the enlightened and patriotic portion of
their fellow citizens particularly fro those Of the Me-
tical rotessiontle Faculty DESTROYS TO ehtan the
attention Of the community the advantages offered hv
their institution to the Medical Students in this section
OF our country.
The college will be in possession, at the commence
mcnt OF the mex, session, OF adequate apparatus fer the
illustration of chemistry and tile collateral sciences.
Ample menus forthc study of Anatomy will be furnish
cd without trouble to the STUDENT and without violation
Of the sacred feelings, even prcjn,liccs of society.
When it is rccocctet that third of the popua-
ton of New lcons during the winter season, is
posed of strangers, many of whom, from choice ne
ccssy, resort in sickness to the several we'll conducted
hospitals III this city, il must be apparent that the Fa-
Guilty arc in possession OF unsurpassed means iorrendcr
ing Intercourse of instruction thoroughly demensr,tive.
To avail themselves of these privileges, it has been
ranged that large proportion Of the lectures from the
practical chairs, shall be clinical and disease and
n,entta"sht at the bedside Of the patient
The Number OF surg ical cases in this city is uncom
monty great, and nearly every operation in the science
WILDE performed before til" class on the living subject.
The course of Pathology and Physiology will, in like
manlnl be accompanicdby demonstration sad expert
mcnt.
The Faculty would particularly urge ,l,e opiuion lin
which it isbelevc,l they will be sustained fly the cxne-
rience Of Physicians that the diseases of the South
Scsern section of the United States are in many in
stances, SO modified by climate, that they nchcr he
well taught by those who have not seen them, well
strdicd by those who have opportunity of wit
Messing their peculia'itics
Though j, is, perhaps unnecessary in this part OF tho
Union TO efcr pecuniaiy motiyes yet todo awyan
roneous impression, it may not he supelluous state,
THAT upon fair calculation Of all the expenses Of attend
Ing rcrhote institutions, considerable balance will be
toumi in favor of the Collegen this City. TO render
il is provided by the bylaws that wenty students shall
be admitted gratis, upon evidence OF ncccsso,s crcun-
stances, adequate literary and moral qualifications
The Faculty have only further TO state, that their best
cNeitons will he given renser the of instn,c-
| lion in the Medical College of Louisiana, both ample
and thorough and believing they do, that the success
Of this institution will be cnincntly useful and hono,-e-
HE to this section of country, ey appeal with con-
idence to the patriotism oil their tel!ow-cZcns for
CtHAs A. LUZENBEpG, Dean
New Orleans, August, 1885. :
The Course If Lectures vW commence on lie first
CHARLES \. LUzENBERG, MD.
Professor OF the Principles aud Practice Of Surge u
EDWARD II. BARTON, NJ. d.
Proessoro of the Theory and Practice of ,c,iicinc and
Clinical Practice. 10
W. BYRD POWELL, NJ. d.
Professor oftChcmst,y and Pharmacy
j. HARRISON, NJ. d.
Professor of Physiology and Pathology
J. MONROE MACklE, NJ. ID.
Professor OF NIatelia Mcdica, Therapeutics and Medical
THOMAS r. INGALLS,, ND.
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of " ten and
c. A. LUZENBERG, NJ. D.
Professor OF Anatomy( ad interim. J
1T Requisites and fees Of Graduation tie same rs in
the university ef PENNSYLVANIA. aug %
TOUGE ON BANiINti-A short History of Pa
VI per Money and Banking in the United States i'll
GLIDING account Of Provincial and Continental Paper
Money; to whichis prehxed an inquiry into the prlnc
pies of the sysem with Considerations its effects
morals and lappiness-Il.c whole attended ASA plain
exposition of the way in which Paper Money and Mo-
ncy Corporations effect the interests of rcntportions
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jl2 81 Cmrtrcs-st.
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We have just received full supply of their celebrated
of all Sizes suitable for Hotels Boarding Houses
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these stoves, can be seen atour warehouse.
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Copper tin and sheet iron made up to order.
Extract OF letter from Captain VIM, A. Howard,
nlanding u. $. Revenue Cutter Ac!ane, To the Hon.
Levi Woodbury., Sec.of Navy:
l., answer to your enquiries i'll relation to Stancy's
Rotary Cooking Stove beg leave most respectfully To
Stoves for the Cutters generally they much less
heavy more convenient and economical than those ge
ncray in Use. Fuel Is an aric that takes up the
room, is soonest expended, a,dis more destructive
the boats of the vessel in transportation than any other
used ON board. hand ym below an estimate of the
comparative cost ofturl between the stoves.
Amount otfucl consumed by the old Galley, from
Feb. 9th 10 March 9th, month, $l2 As
Amount of fuel consumed hy stanlcy's from
March 2 It'll to May lll,, being month aud 10
days, G 50
Balance in favor of SANKEY'S, 81 9G
WIN. a. HOWARD,
Capt. u. 5. Rev. Gutter Mcl.anc
New-Bcdi'rd, May! >lil', 1875.
Expenses of Galley month and 10 daysnt same
:, ratio as The month, $40 q
Expense Stlmlay's same tnlc 6 10
Difference in favor of stanley'r< s1orl
Packet Boat, Sea Serpent bound from l;ullnlo to Ro
chester July l5ti 1885,
Having been requested by passenger to express my
opinion of the utility anu convenience ot tho Rotary
Stove in Canal Packets, am pleased To say that have
made full trial of one of the M. 3 Rotary Stoves on
this packet, and find il 10 most valuable pur
pose. Wearc able To bake roast and boil and, in short
to cook the usual varieties OF meats, Vegetables pud
dings, Sc. for 60 persons. ~
SAAI'I MAI0N, Captain.
n lEE OF WAf. CoBBEr'r, &r.--'rhc life of
n VIM. Cohhrt dedicated TO his suns, from the
cond London edition, in vp
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Mackintosf, edited by his SON. Robert james Mackn-
tosll, Esq. in . vols.
Thnrstou Tales, by te author of Tales of Voyagcr
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