True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-23

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Miriam Colin, CT the Whale Fisherman. y
The aasul lri'hnan, orth Exile of Erin, in vols.
A Narrative Of Visit tn hc American Churches,
BY Deprivation from the Congregational u,on Of Eng
l;ntl and Wales, by andrew Reed, ID. d. ant, james
N heson, d u, in vols. 49,.
Noveisind Tales by Malta F,iyewot, % vols vcr,
neatly bnuad nlD.
Tho Works Of Mrs slE ,wooA, being The ori! uni
form edition cyarinlishc5l in tho United States.
WA MKEAN,
oct . corner Gamrahd Conmnn.s,s
C4!4ts LAI; p. !.
glN1@E Faculty OF the MSnictLCv.,.s''r..r s.~u,-.-
q ANA respectfully ask the attention OF the Medical
Profession. and Of the riendsof ciente in general,
the co'i ion and pospc-us OF tie Institution unc'
their charge.
Therocse WAS organized IN the autumn oil ssh; u
MI OF lectures gysN caring ihc past winter
MI III the last session ctthe Legislature, charter was
conferred On it w the usual pc"erS aud privileges OF
ADMINISTRATIONS.
Since the termination Of The course OIL .cctures, the
Faculty have given unrcmittc attention tile Interests
of the College, and have considerably augmented lis
me:s of usefulness Blu, :wa,c t!t, whatever may be
ril, zeal and Industry, the of their enter
prize is mainly dependent on the eounrn:lce it may
c.ivc from the enlightened and patriotic portion Of
their fellow czcs lmtic''lui. ro. those OF e NJ!
,G,i pioirssiontlic Faculty drsirn,is 10 Obtain The
attention n the community To the advantages offered b.,
Ilrir institution to the Medical Stes ia this section
Oh our country.
The college will lie improvisation, at the commence
men, OF the session. of adequate apparatus fer the
illustration Of chemistry and tile collateral sciences.
Ample for In. study of Auatomv, will bc furnish
ed without trouble To the student, and without rolaiio"
of the sacred feelings or even 'rIn,cns oil society.
When it isrecollcctcsl that third OF the po;n;r-
lion of New Oeons, during the winter season, is
posed of stran gers, many OF whom, from choice
ccssy, i.sot in sickness to the several well conducted
hosp.is il this city, ii must be apparent tia, the Fa-
Guilty in possession OF unsurpassed means fer rente-
ing iherco.lse Of instruction thoroughly demsnshalive.
To avail themselves of these privileges ii has been
ranged : large proportion of thu lectures from ting
practical CHAIRS shall be clinical, aud disease and treat
ncnl taught at the bcdsideof the patient.
The Number of surgical i'll this city is uncon,-
monty great, and nearly every operation in the SCIENCE
will he performed before die class ontm living subject
Tie courseot Pathology and Physiology will, in like
manner, be accomGmcdhy demonstration and expcri-
mcnt.
The Faculty would particular " rrgc the opinion Gin
wcir is believed they will be sustained fly Inc eyTr-
,ence of Physicians ,hit the diseases OF the South
western section of the United States arc in many i'll
sauces, modified by climate that they can neither be
well taught by those who have not seen them, nor well
studied by those WIN have not opportunity OF wit
Messing their pecuaitcs.
Though i! is, perhaps, unnecessary in Ills part oil the
Union to offer rrcnl"y motives yet, tod awya an e.
roncous impression il rrly not be supcllueus to state,
that upon fair calculation of adj the expenses OF attend
ing rcraote institutions considerable balance will be
found in favor of the Co!lcgein this City. To rrudci
School accessible to those m li gent circumstances
il is provided by the bylaws, that twcnty students sa
be admitted gratis upon evidence o urecssitons clrctm
stances, indldeqlgle literary and moral qualifications
The Faculty have only further to state, that their hcs
cycitons will be given, 10 render the course OF instc
ton in the Medical College of Louisiana, both ample
aud torough Dciic,ins they do, that the
o this institution will he cniuenlly uaclH and nnom-
HE In this section Of our country, t,ey appeal with con-
ntence to the patriotism OF Their fello" -citiZ2ns ol
CIIAs. A. LUZHNBERC, Dean.
New Orleans, August, 1855
The Coarse If Lectures 7cjU commence on The frs
Monday Of December ncrt, and terminate the las
CHARLES A. LUZENnENG, NJ D.
Professor OF the Principles and Practice of Surge
EDWARD II. BARTON, NJ. ID.
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of le.licuc ans
Clinical Practice
w. BYRD POWELL, NJ. D.
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
j. HARRISON, NJ. y.
Professor of Physiology aud Pathology
j. MONROE MACkilt, NJ. u.
Professor of Aialeia NEEDLES, Therapeutics Sictica
Jurisprudence.
THOMAS r. INGALLS,, NJ D.
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of WLncn ant
c. A. I.UZENBERC;; NJ. D.
Professor OF Anatomy lad interim.
~ Requisites and fees Of Graduation the same as il
HE Unniverst> eli I'emns' ivanA, arg %
"OUGE ON BANMlNs3-A. short History OF Pa
VI per MONEY and Banking in the United States in
GLIDING an of Provincial and Continental Pupc
Money to which is nranxed an inquiry into the pnnci
pies OF the SYSTEM with CONSIDERATIONS on its effects OF
morals and happuessitie whole .ntended lis flail
exposition of the way in which Paper }oney and Mo
ney Corporations effect the interests Of different portions
of the community. By VIM. NJ. Gouge. Second edition
Just received and for sale by HOTCliflSS & Co.
jl2 "a Chartles-st.
" tarv Cooking s;toycs. far wood anthracite coal
We have lust received full supply of their ccabulct
stoves of I'LL sizes suitable for Hotels, Boarding Houses
and large and small families. For convenience and DIES
patch in cooking, we'll rs the great saving Of fuel full,
onc-lalf they will b. tound 10 be invaluable. Certlii
Gates from the prncpa. Hotel Keepers at the North, a
well hundreds OF others from private individuals ans
captains of vessels and STEAMBOATS,, hauti!ity
these Stoves can be seen atuur warehouse.
DUNBAR & Co,
JAM M. 50, Ichouptou!as ST..
Copper; tin and sheet iron made up to order.
Extract OF letter from Captain VIM. A. Howard, com
nandng U. :. Revenue Gutter McLane, 10 the Hon
Levi Woodbury., Sec. of Navy: ..
L., answer your enquiries in rclatinnto Stanley
Rotary Cooking Stove, beg leave most respectfully Il
recommend to the Department. the adoption of tlos
Stoves for the Cutters generally. they ave much les
heavy, more convenient and economical than those &c
morally in Fucl is an article that takes up the mos
room, is soonest expended, and Is more destructive t.
the boats of the vessel in transportation than any ohc
used on board. hand You below an estimate of tn
comparatiye,cost of tlIel between the stoves.
Amount offucl consumed by the old Galley, from
Feb 24lh to March 9th, month, sig A
Amount of fuel consumad by Staney's from
March 2Ith to May 18th, being ] month and III
DAYS. 65
Balance IN favor of stan,ey's, So
''-'''~F WIN A. HOWARD,
Capt. Y. 5. Rev. Gutter McLanc.
New Bedford, May, Al,h, 1885.
Expenses Of Galley month and 10 days NJ same
rrns ss'io s E * %S .ss fine. s's s
Difference in favor of Stanleyrs SO /
Packet Boat, Sea Serpent bound from Buffalo TO Ro
chester, July l3th 1888,
Having been reqnestad by passenger tn express m
opinion of the utility and convenience of the Roar
Stove in Canal Packets, I'm pleased TO say that lav
made full tria Of one of the No. Rotary Stoves Of
this packet, and find it to answer most valuable pun
pose. Wcare able to bake, roast and boil and in short
to cook the usual varieties Of meats, vegetables, pud
dinss, sc, torGO persona.
TFE. OF WIN. COBBETr, &c.-The life o
VIM. Cohlett dedicated to his sons, from the Sc
cond London edition, in vol.
Memoirs of the Life of the right honorable Sir james
MackintosI, edited by his SON. Robert James MaGhin
toSh, Esq. in , vols.
to tile Arctic Ocean, in vols. Just received and OF
sale hy WM. WKEAN,
dee l6 corner of Camp aad Common sts
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SLAVL RY AT THE SOUTH, or the south vin'i
Seated ro% the treason andtauaticsmo Of the northern
ubelitionists. | vol. II mo.
The book of Pleasures, b. Thos Campbell Samuel
Rogers and Mark Akcnsi,le. lvol. Is Mo.
The Gentleman and Ladys Book GfPoIiteucss nnd pro-
pricty department. dc Heated to t2 yonh both sex-
Sc. BY Madame Celnar translated rsn the sixth Pa
ris edition. ~.r..
Infantry Tactics, or rules for the exercise and ma.
noouvres of the United States Infantry. BY Major Ge