True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-18
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H~IIE Faculty OF the MkncAL .o-'.nk". .:'y.r..
q ANA respectfully ask the attention Of the Medical
Profession and of the friends Of ciencc in general,
the con' ion and pospectus of the nstituton un,' l.
their Charge. i.
The college was organized the autumn Of is34; n
ulI Of lectures gives daring the lst winter.
NJ, at the last session CIT he Legislature, charter
conferred il with the usual powers and privileges ct
administrations.
Snce the termination of the of Lectures the
Faculty have given nremttc' attention tn. Interests
Of the College, anil have considerably augmented its
means of usefulness. But that, whatever may liz
their zeal and Industry the success OF their cIer
prize is mainly dependent the counrnance it nH.
receive from The enlightened and patriotic portion OF
their fellow citizens, particularly fro. those of the NJ.
Ideal understandable Faculty are DESTROYS to ehtan M
attention Of the community the advantages offered b,
their institution the Needles; Students il this section
0four country.
The college will lie in posscssion at the Commence
OF the session, Of adequate apparatus ter The
illustration OF chemistry anil the collateral sciences
Ample forthe study of Anatomy, Will be fii'''sl'-
| ed without trouble to the STUDENT and without violation
of the sacred feelings, even prt,n,ilccs OF society,"
When il is rccorccd tina, third OF the polna-
tim of New ens during the winter season, is COM
posed OF strangers, many Of whom from choice or ne
cessy, in sickness to the several well conducted
hospitals in this city, il must he apparent thar tho fa-
Guilty are in possession of unsurpassed means farrc"le-
ing their of instruction thoroughly tcmsnsiatIve.
TO avail themselves of these privileges, il has been
ranged tina, large proportion Of the lectures from the
| met, Taught at the bedside Of the patient.
The lumber Of surgical cases in this city is uncom-
monty great, and nearly every operation in the science
will he performed before the class on the lifting subject
The course of Pathology and Physiology will, in like
manner, be accomlancdby demonstration :rd cxperI
ment.
The Faculty would particular ~ urge the opinion Ii,
Which is believed they will be sustained v the exSc.
rience Of Physicians tlt the diseases OF the South
western section III the United States are, in many in.
s,auces mortified by climate, that they cali neither b,
well taught by those who have not seen tlem nor vel
studied by those who have not an opportunity OF wit
Messing their pecuaritics.
Though is, perhaps, unnecessary in this part oil thu
Union To offer wcuiay motives, yet, to,o away an er
rnncous impressions it may not he S,pcrtnus to state
that upon fair c.c,atr ct all the expenses OF attend
ing remote institutions, considerable balance will b
fnn,l in favor OF the CoIlegein this City. To rrnc
the School accessible to those in INDECENT circumstances
il is provided b, the bylaws, that twcay students sIl
be admitted sts u.on evidence OF ncccssitous circum
STANCES, and adequate literary and moral qualifications.
The Faculty have only further to state thai their he:
exei1ons will be given TO render the course OF instnlc
d ton in the Medical College of Louisiana, both ampl
f and tfnrough believing they do, that the
Of this institution will be erainently Useful and honois
hl" this section of country, they aI,pea with
idence to the patriotism OF their telo~-cilizens fo
$ CiiAs. A. LuzENBERG, dean.
, New Orleans, August, 1885.
Monday or -iJcrelitprI ,r.:ih, hn fir
= tceek IN March. ,,, o.,
pror.,sm, Of The Principles and Practice OF Surge
!, EDWARD II. RARfON, NJ. ID.
|. professoro of the Theory aud Practice OF Ae''c'"c 81
d '''N'' W. BYRD POWELL. NJ. u.
) Professor of Chemistry and PlIin,ac
r J. HARRISON, NJ. ID.
u Professor al Physiology and Paholog
i l. MONROE. MACkiE, NJ. -.
le Professor OF Aiateia Medcs, rhe.1pscsand Medic
" 'u'''r' THOMAS II. INGAEis, NJ ID.
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases OF ".'nen a
of e. A LUZENBERG, NJ: ID.
is Professor at Anatomy lad interim
an i, uTh1m;,aa,s;,, nj pemsyivania. amg go
II TOUGE ON BANKlNG-A short History .,
qT ner Money and Banking in ths United States
Guiding an account Of Provincial and Continental RAJ
Money; to which nrenxed an inquiry into hs pm
ples Of the SYSTEM with consierauors on rs eee. ~
o. morals and happness.-'i'Ge whsle htendcdHs +,
exnoston of the way in which Paper Money and \
w new COMPUTATIONS effect the interests ct diaren Po
Of the community. BY VIM. N; G9ugs; SECOND S eao
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rOOKTNi STOVES-Sanley, Il Cos Patent
= tarv Cooking Stoves, for wood or anthracite ca
We received full supply Of Rd ,he1f ce aou
stoves Of all Sizes of For convenence and
match in cooking, as we'll the great saving OF fuel
ppnc.ialf they will b. found TO be invaluable. Ger
J. cafes from the prncpa. Hotel Keepers at the North
M well "A hundreds of others from private individuals
~r ns of vessels and steamboats, the utility
these stoves, can be seen tour warehouse; .. ~
;,n7 No. 50, Tchoupitoulas S
"copper" tin and sheet iron made up to order.
md Extract OF letter from Captain WIN A. Howard
manding U. S. Revenue Cutter Mcl.ahe. 10 inc
mi. Levi Woodbury. Sec. OF Navy:
In answer to your enquiries in relation TO Stani
Rotary Cooking Stove, beg leave most respectful
recommend to the Department. me , aue "ro m u
Lsovw more convsnien, and economical than those
neraily in use. Fuel is an article that takes up te
Ibis room, is soonest expended ana Is more a .nv
used ON board. hand you below an estimate
has comparntive.co of fuel between the stoves.
r- 1ount offel consumed by the old Naitey, from
,,c, Feb. 9th to March Gath, month";, y
,',I a,nunt Of fuel consumed by Stanley's from
nfs March 9th to May 4th, being ! month and u
rice days,
DC = na'a'i'' III '''' VIVA. HOWARD
th,S Capt. Y. $. Rev. Gutter hcLa
AM New.Bedford May, 4tf 1885.
al III ,tncnses Of Galley month and 10 days at same
ratio the month";
81 Expense Stansy's same time,
,sive Difference in favor of Stanley'rs
has Packet Boat Sea Serpent bound from Buffalo &c
wer: chester July l3th 1885
sc. Huyne been requested by passenger 10 EXPIRE
opiniou of the utility and convenience OF the *
hern Stove in Canal Packets am pleased 10 say u,.,
for made full trial of one of the No. itotrV ou's
this packet, and tnd It to answer ID i hn and in
= IN cook the usual varieties Of meats, vegetables
hum i;n.s 30 far 60 persons 3D.
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sold L irE ", " J;..taJ m b;s SONG from Il
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