True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-03

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WI M'1EAN,
oct ) eo;'cr Camp and Common &ts
Ci!it'i i..k!.
EtIIE Faculty OF the Mynlc,Lyu,. ,,,,,,.,-
respectable, ask the attention o. the Medical
Profession, and OF e friends Of cience in general: to
the con'' ion and pospe@tus Of tie institution una,
their charge.
The college organized IN the autumn OF 1851; a
III, course OF lectures gyGN c',iaE the past winter
nd nj the last session CT lie lcgig.a~Ye charter was
conferred on it with li)r nguai puEes a,d privileges OF
similar institutions.
Since the termination of the course Of Lectures, the
Faculty have given uucmilte attention to the Interest,"
OF the College, and have considerably augmented i.s
means of usefulness Blu, aware tInt whatever may be
their own zeal I Industry the Success of rhc- enter.
prize is mainly dependent the uo,urnaucc it MAY
receive from the Heightened and patriotic norton Of
their fellow citizens particularly fro. those rhc Ne
dica ,rotcssion-thc Faculty DESTROYS to ebtn the
attention of the COMMUNITY to the advantages offered b,
their institution to the Medical Students il this section
OF Our country.
The college will he in possession, at the commence
mc'd Of the next session. of adequate lnlat,s Ter the
illustrations OF chemistry and the collateral SCIENCES
Ample means or'h- study of Anatomy, will be Furnish
"'i without trouble I" the student, and without violation,
OF the sacred feelings, even plrjudiccs of society.
When is recocce'l that one tlirl of the pou,ll;s-
lion of New O@lenns during the winter season., is COM
posed OF strangers, many ut whom, from choice on ne
ccssity, resort in sickness 10 the several well conducted
u
en'tyarc in possession OF unsurpassed means orremcr-
ns their course otnstclion thoroughly ,enens,lr,vc
T"aval themselves of these privileges, it has been ar
ranged! tina, large proportion OF the lectures from the
practical chairs, shall be clinical and disease a, treat
nertta'sh lit at the bedside Of the patient.
Tic .umberoi srgicel eases in this city is uncom-
monty great and nearly every operation in lie science
will hepeiomed before the class the living subject
The course of Pathology and Physiology will in like
manner, be aeeompanirdhy demonstration and expert
sncnt.
The Faculty would particular. Is urge the opinion lin
which ii is believed they will be sustained ly The cxfc-
"Icncc Of Physicians, thst the diseases Of the Son,-
western section OF the United States arc in many i'll
Stances, modified by climate that they con neither be
well taught by those who have not seen them, nor well
studied by those WHO have no, an opportunity Of wit
messing their pcc,ilaytcs,
Though il is, perhaps, unnecessary in this part Of TIC
Union TO offer pccuniny motives, YET do away N: e.
ronco'is impression, it may not be supclluous to state
that upon fair calculation Of all the pcnscs of attend.
ING reh0ie institutions a considerable balance will be
found in favor of the College in this City. To render
the Scor accessible to those in INDECENT circumstances
il is provided by The bylaws, tal twcuty students shall
be admitted gratis, upon evidence of ncccssitos circum-
stances, and adequate literary and mora: qualifications
The Faculty have only further to state tia, their hest
eNcrtlons will be given to render the course of suc-
ton in the Medical College of Ioisana both ample
and 'horous h; and believing, they do flat the success
Of this institution will be clAinen,lv useful aud honora
HE 10 this section of our country they appeal with con-
idcnee to the patristism their ftllow-czcns 70,
conntcnancr and support.
CHAS. a. LUZi.NBElaG, Dean.
New Orleans August 1855.
me Course Of Lcct~trs mW commence on he first
.'iondGy ot Dccen,bef ncrt, and tcra,nate tic last
week .Harch.
CHARLES A. LUzENBERG, VI. D.
Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surge r.
EDWARD II. BARTON, NJ. d.
Professor OF The Theory and Practice OF le,iicnc and
Clinical Practice.
w. BYRD POWELL. Md
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
j. HARRISON, NJ. ID.
Professor of Physiology and Pathology
j. MONROE MACKlE, NJ. d.
Professor Of Nlatcla Nlctta, 'ihcr9p .gs and Ncdc,
Jurisprudence.
THOMAS r. INGALLS,, MD,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of " Linen and
c. y. LUZENRERG, NJ d.
Professor OF Anatomy ta, Interim
u Requisites and fees OF Graduation tie same as in
he unniversit, of PENNSYLVANIA. :.r,g %
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