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CiRCI LAR
'NNIIE Faculty OF the MEnlcALAlulLEu

CiRCI LAR
HS1lE Faculty OF the MEDIcAL Go,LEn. "- .r,u,s.-
ANA respectfully ask the attention OF the Needless,
Profession, AM, of the friends OF ciencc in general ,c
the con,li ion and pospeetus of the institution una
their charge.
The college was organized In the autumn Of 1924;
ull course of lectures given during the past winter
nd the las, session cthe Legislature, charter WAS
conferred it with the usual pow and privileges Of
| similar institutions
Since the termination of the course of Lectures the
Faculty have given unemi'te attention to til. interest,
of the College, and have considerably augmented lis
means of usefulness But that, Whatever NAV b,
their zeal and Industry, the Success of their
prize is mainly dependent the soun,rnal,ce it ma,
receive from the enlightened and patriotic portion OF
their fellow czcns, particular, fro. those Of the Nv
icai norssion-lhe Faculty desire,s to obtain thu
attention nj the community to the advantages offered b,
their institution to the Medical Students in this section
| OF our country.
The college will he in possession, a, the commence
,en OF the nex' session. of adequate apparatus lrr thu
illustration OF chemistry and the collateral sciences
Ample means for the study of Anatomy, will be ,ris-
ed withou, trouble to the student, and without Violations
ct the sacret feelings p,ejnices Of society
When II IS recoceed that one third Of the pupula-
ton of New Icons during the winter season, is COM
| posed Of strangers, many Of whom from choice
cessit resort in sickness to the several well conducted
hospitals il, this city il be apparent thar the Ia
Guilty are in possession of unsurpassed means far rcne
ing Thereon OF instruction thoroughly demsnsative.
i" avail themselves of these privileges, it has been
| ''''N IS u p'i.''h VI VIZ wv % rum Nit
lec; chairs shall be clinical, and disease aud treat.
'ne n. Taught a, the bedside Of the pae'rnt
he umher OF surgical cases III this city is uncom-
monty great, anu nearly every operation in the science
"iihe performed before the class on the lifting subject,
Tie course OF Pathology and Physiology will, in Ike
manner, be aecompm'ledby demonstration and expert
nleht.
ne faeuty would particularly urge the opinion (in
which 1t is believed they will he sustained ily the exTe-
ience Of , sical,s, tnt the diseases of the South
western section. st the United States arc, in many i'll
''nres, so mohhch by climate tia, they cali neither be
we'll taught by those who have not seen them, well
studied by those who have not an opport uiy Of wit
messing their pcc''Ilalies
I'"'sh i is, perhaps, unnecessary in this par, Of tn
ohoh 'o"h'' pcc'lnnH motive, yet, todo away
roneo''s imrrsson, 'ay no, lac s'erhuous "a state
@ "n TAR cac'''a'' N OF all the c..-"s 81 a1en,
ing rra",e institutions, considerable haauce will h,
t"'nd III favor OF the College IN Ibis City 10 render
!'r oeo" accessible to those in indgcn circumstances.
il is provided b> The b>-lau tia, .weut, students shall
be admitted gratis, upon evidence rccssi,ous circ,m-
stances, and :.,r,,t literary and moral qualifications
The facult, have ony further to state i. their be
ton in the Mec,i college. Of Loui,aIn botl, ,m,,L
and t,rough ana believing, as tie, do, thu, TIE. success
If this institution W. he rIancn; Useful and houo,.
a." I" tins srco OF our country, the. spraI with
n'cnee 10 Tie patriotism OF their elios-citi1cns t"I
eonn1e'.ic' aud SUPPORT.
CiAS. A. iULENBERG, Dean.
New Orleans, August, 1885.
The Course Of Lectures mW commence on The frs
Hoa3uy of December ,tert and terminate the last
,eeek m .Hinrrh
CHARLES A. LUZENBERG VI ID
profrssor Of ,le prurin,.s md pr,r,;r' Of SUMO.
EDW AHn If NAKIUN n
p,,fsssor of ,h :,hcor, ,,i p.,;n. IF " ~.
S;.. .I AMI VI 'eo'"e a'
" iyRp rovEI, ~ u
Professor of Chemistry aud pi,.,nac,
j. HARRISON NJ II.
Professor al PHI, iolory and P.tlolor,
J. MONROE \IA(,TIE NJ N b.
Professor OF Aia,,,ia Nielica. The,ap,,ics,nd E,.
THOMAS r. INGALLS, Mn
Professor of 0,,s.,r;cs and ms...s nf II w.
Children W. " "'e" MI
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- "a Nv >n.h'', VI: ~.
p::o,', , ra. J" Hn"''ny 4" interim,
hesnes ~ :.,' 'ess :" ''''u'''" ''e same as II"
M. o''nN'.lSnN 81 't',SNIsS'',H Az! ~
GOUGE ON BANklN,i-A short History Of fu-
~ per Money and Banking in tn. United States in
Guiding an aecoumof Provincial and Continental Paper
money; 10 winch nfehxed an inquiry into the prlnc
lioliis una LIZ ''i3ie attended as Plain
'Gct .He h,grestS OF different portions
OF inc community ny W m. ". Monge. Second edition.
JUST recelVea a"a'oF SAFE ny l1olIHhiSS ~ Co.
Jle "a Chartres-st
COOKING STOVES.-Slanlcy 4 Co.'S Patent Ro-
We have just received nll supply of their ceIsbn,ed
of all Sizes suitable for Hotels Boarding Houses
and large and smil families For convenience and des
patch in cooking well as the great saving of r IIv
one half they will b.. found 10 be invaluable Csr,;i
Gates from the prcipa Hotel Kropers at the Norih Ms
well as hundreds of others from private nliyiJu,s anJ
captains of vesses and srrambonts "a n Tho Mile ~
these stoves, can lie seen AT our warehouse '' VI
DUNBAR g. Co.
ian7 No. So TchounitonIos 81,
Copper; tin andshcet iron mad. ~, 10 n~aar !
1N''a'' OF n e'.N captain VIM A. Howard com
niandlng U: s. Revenue Cutter NcLane. to the rlv.
Lew Woodbury, Sec. OF Navy:
In answer to your enquiries i'll relation Stancv's
Rotary Cooking Stove beg leave mos, respectfully to
recommend to the Department, the adoption of those
Stoves for the Cutters generally. thav much less
heavy, more Convenient and economical than those ge-
erally IN use Fuel is article that takes up the
room Is soonest expended, and is more destructive to