True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-10

The resident pin, svlan is DR.. II. Lewis, to w"..
.l'ra ion tor admission must he made, "r'"D" o. A.
n ATE PU iiIi;A iIONS-iI,> i3rollI,rs, a l,I,- II,
4 the frontc, ~ . vols.
The Wife and Woina,'s Reward, by Mis- Norton, ii
= :nls.
Miriam Coffin, nr the Whale Fisherman. -.a.
he 'ashf risiman, or tn Exile of Erin, in vols
Narrative OF a Visit to the American Churches
by DrIulaon tinm the Congregational Uuion Of Eng
land and Wales, b, Andrew Itcel, ID. ID. and James
NJ tl,cstn, ID ID, in vols.
Novels aud Tales by Mai Edgcwortl,, 81 vols ve',
neatly bmiHtl inIA.
Tile Works Of Mrs Sill rwooa, being the only uni
form edition e,.rpnblsed in the United States.
- just received aud Tor sale by --...s ..sl,
WV M'KEAN,
Oct corner Camp md Common cts
Cir, ...,.s
u i.E. Faculty OF the hEnlCt Ju.i..E -,
Ana respectfully #sk tie rttel,ion III tie Meira
'rncsso',, and Of The friends OF c;ence in general Ia
tI,t cntli ion and pospeSus Of TIT Institution
their charge.
The coog" organized IN the autumn e 1854; =
Il course Of lectures was given e.,rine the ast winter
M, a, tie last session ctfe Legisla.ire charter wa,
conferred on it with the usual powers s.d privileges OF
similar, institutions.
Since the termination Of the If Lectures, tn,
Facti, have given 'nremiited attention. to the interest
NJ the College, and have considerably augmented il.
.c;ls If s,iiilness. ut aware, that; a,t.vcr ma, h.,
'lciruw zeal and iu'us,, the of their
.izc is tn;uul, dcpr:rl.nl the :nni,tract il ma,
,'cvivc from the enlightened and patriotic portion o
ilrir lll' citizens, articail, trn those of the VI.
l'ca ;',utrssiou'hc faeu,, desrous to ntnim III
niicunn n the community To the advantages offered b,
their institution, the Mcc. 5, ,-a.,s i'll this scctinl
Of "',r country.
The college will he in posscssion at the commece
rcm' Of The mex, session, of adequate apparatus fer til,
illustration OF chemistry and the collateral sciences
AMPLE for The stud, of Anatomy, will be furnish
ed '' trouble I" the st"Iet, and ~i,lo" violate"
# The Sacred feelings, l",miiccs of society
When il is rcco!irctct' that one third of the InlnI!a
ton of New Icons, during the winter season, com.
posed OF strangers, many of whom, from choice ne.
ccss,, rso, i'll sickness to tn. several well cnnlctc
hnst,ls ia tbs cit, il must he apparent tina, the t-
Guilty III possession of unsurpassed fA, rec,-
ing Intercourse ot instruction Thoroughly 'cmasalivc
Tn;Nnil the selves of these privileges, it has been
ranged that large pr"poltnn of the lectures from 'h'
practical chairs shall be clinical, and disease and treat
tlcr, taught II, the bedside Of the ,n,li.'i
The lumber of surgical rs in this city Is ,,con,.
monty great, and ne''iy every operation in the scie"c,
sill be prlorne, before liz. class The Him. subject
Tile course oi Pathology aud ph,ioog, will, in liz.
nEsner, bc nccon''iedl. demonstrate III and cxlcr1
Mrui.
The Faculty wpi!,l particular " ugcthe opinion (ii
which is h,r> they will be sustained tiy the ex5,c
.cr,ce If h, sc'.n's, int the diseases OF the South
"cs'rln section OF the United States arc, in many III
Stances, modified by climate, that the, neither b,
well taught by those VIII" laNcnot seen them, nor well
studied by those who hive oppor, nit, of wit.
messing thcr pecni;''i'lcs.
lIo!g', i is, perhaps, unnecessary in this par, OF Il.
Union 10 oifr lmcuulAl motives, Yet, toh AVA,
rnuro,ls impression, ii nay not be llu,s ia
that urnp ..: calculation Of all ti, EXPENSES IT attend
i"g rra"le Institutions considerable balance will b
i"'nl III favor Of the Gocsrin this City To Reader
me School accessible to those III ingrn crun,,la
il is provided hvlhe bylaws, that students s!
be admitted GRATIS upon evidence o ncccsstous crcum
saIircs, and adequate literary and moral qualifications.
The 'ac,l', have oly ,,tlcr to state, l,, their be
cXcion> will be given, 10 le'ci th, course "t instlc
ton in the Nc'iic7' College at .puisa,n,, beth amp
aud irGri4h '.ic,ng, the, do, that the success
II this INSTITUTION BE- cninet!, Useful and hono,g,
h" tn this section Of co,n'iS, they appeal with con-
fence to the patriots OF their frllos -ciiizrs to
conn,cuanc and support
CilAS. A. ZE.NBEssG, Dean
New Orleans, August, 1855.
The E0urSe If LccinrcS ~iN commence on The frs
.Nonfay q December neat, and terminate Tie Ia,
reek IN .hIarcb.
CHARLES A. LUzENnERG, MD
Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of Surge ,
EDWARD II BARTON, NJ ID.
I'rotcssorot the Theory and Practice OF .e!icne an
Clinical Practice.
W. BYRD POWELL, VI. y.
Professor Of Chemistry and Pl,a,na.
}. HARRISON, Vi. -.
Professor OF Physiology and Pa,.olcg,
J. MONROE MAGkiE, NJ. d.
Professor OF Ma.ela NIe'ca Therapeutics and Mctl,..
THOMAS r. INGALLS,, ND.
Professor Of Obs and Diseases of W..nen III,
&. A LuZENRERf:, VI. ID.
Professor. al An.,tpnl, lad Interim
At Requisites auh fees Of Graduation the same as i,
the UNIVERSITY "t PENNSYLVANIA. s''g %
NOUGE ON BANkiNs;-A short History of Pa
W per Money and Banking in til: United States in
Guiding account of Provincial and Continental Pape
Money! to whchis nrehxed an inquiry into the prlnci
pies OF the system, with conscientious its effects
morals and happiness.-.:'c '"h3le attended rlal
exposition of the way in which Paper Money and Mo
nev Corporations effect the interests Of different portions
of tho community. BY VIM. NJ Gouge. Second edition
Just received and for sale by HOrCIlKISS s. Co.
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TOOKlNC; STOVES.-s>t"nlry " COS Patent re
~ tury Cooking stoves for wood or anthracite coal
We have lust received full supply Of their celebnct
of all sizes, suitable for Hotels Boarding Houses
and large and small families. For convenience and DIES
patch in cooking well us the great saving of fuel full,
onc-ha they will BIZ found to he invaluable. Certit
from the principa Hotel Keepers the North, as
well hundreds of others from private individuals ant
captains of vessels and steamboats,, to the utility
these stoves, can be seen tour warehouse.
DUNBAR s. Co,
jan7 No. 50, rchouptoulas ST.
Copper; tin and sheet iron made up to order.
Extract OF letter from Captain WIN A. Howard, com
handing U. 8. Revenue Cutter hlcLanr, to the Hon
Levi Woodbury., Sec. OF Navy:
In answer to your enquiries in relation to Stanley's
Rotary Cooking Stove, beg leave respectfully
recommend to the Department. the adoption OF those
heavy, convenient and economical than those ge
ncmlly in USE Fuel is article that takes up the
room, expended, and is destructive te
the boats of the vessel in transportation than any Other
used on board. hand you below an estimate of the
comparative cost of fuel between the stoves.
A ,ount ofuel consumed by the old Galley. from
Feb 9th to March 2ith month";, sl2 As
Amount of fuel consumed by Stanlev's from
March 2ih to May dth being month and 10
days, 6 Sc
Balance in favor of stunley's, s. 9s
VIVA. HOWARD,
Capt. L. 5. Rev. Cutter McLane.
New Bedford May, 1tl,, 1895.
Expenses Of Galley month and 0 daysat same
ratio the month, $40 81
Expense Stanlay's same tmc 6 50
Difference in favor of Stanlev'rs $40
Packet Boat, Sea Serpent, bound from Buffalo to Ro-
chester, July 18th, 1895.
Having been requested by a passenger to express my
opinion of the utility ond convenience of the Rotary
Stove in Canal Packets, pleased to say that have
made full trial of one of the No. Rotary Stoves on
this packet, and find to most valuable pur-
pose. Wcare able bake, and boil and, in short
10 cook the usual varieties of meats, vegetables, pud
lings, sc for GO persons.
SAMI. MAHON, Captain.
Il HE OF WV. COBSETT, &c.--The life If
IL Vim. Cobbett dedicated to his sons from the Sc
:ond London edition, in vol. g. -a -H
Memoirs of the Life of the right honorable Sir James
'lackintosh, edited by his son. Robert james Mackn-
osl, Esq. in , vols.
Thulst,m Tales by the author of Tales of vovager
o the Arctic Ocean, in 2sols. Just received and or
ale by WIN. MKEAN,
dec I6 corner of Camp and Common SITS.
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