True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-24
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oct corner Camp and Common SITS.
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fEavIiE Fac,y OF the MEDICAL CoG,rnr "r ,.vu,-.-
e Ana resreciful!yeS tic attention al the Medical
Profession and OF the friends Of oience in general to
the comi ION and pospc2tns Of tie Institution und,r
their charge.
The college WAS organized IN The autumn Of 1851; q
fall course Of lectures was given tine the pas, winter
and at the last session cttle legisature charter was
conferred on with the usual powers and privileges OF
administrations.
Since the termination of the course of Lectures the
Faculty haze given unremetl attention to thu interests
Of the College, and have considerably augmented It's
means Of usefulness. But aware that whatever may be
their zeal and industry, the success of their enter
prize is mainly dependent the eountenancc it may
receive from the enlightened and patriotic portion of
cir fellow citizens, particularly fro those ofhe Me-
dicai ,roesson--lc Faculty are dcsFous 10 obtain the
attention Of the community the advantages offered by
their institution to the Medc. Students in this section
ofour country.
| The college will be in possession, at thc commence
nen Of the session, of adequate apparatus fer the
illustration OF chemistry and the collateral sciences.
Ample means Iortc study of Anatomy, will be furnish
ed without trouble to the student, and without violation
of the sacred feelings, rejndces of society.
When it is rccollcctcd that one third Of the popula-
ton Of New O.leons, during the winter season, is COM
posed of strangers many Of whom, from choice nc
ccssitv, resort in sickness 10 the several well conducted
hospitals in this city, must be apparent that the Fa~
Guilty arc in possession of unsurpassed means errender
ing Intercourse OF instruction thoroughly demsnstrvc
!
ranged that large proportion Of the lectures from the
practical chairs shall be clinical and disease and treat
Faert Taught at the bedside Of the patient.
The lumber Of surgical in this city is uncom-
monty great and nearly every operation in the science
will be performed before the class on the living subject
The course of Pathology and Physiology WILL in like
manner, be accompmcdLy lenonstra,ian and expert
mcnt.
The Faculty would particular " urge the opinion lin
U'ich it is believed they will lac sustained y The cxr-
iieuce Of PHYSICIANS tlat the diseases of tho South
@cs'crn section of the United States are, in many in
stauccs so notified bv climate tia, they can neither he
we'll IL, rhi by osc Who ha,enat seen hen nor well
studied by thosc who have not an opportunity of wit
messing their pccu4ritcs.
Tough it is perhaps, UNNECESSARY in this part OF The
Union to off pccuuiiry motives vet 10 do awavan cr-
roneous impression, it may be supcrtuGus 10 state,
tia, upon nir calculation oalI tho expenses of attend
ing remote mS'',l'ions 'ons''rrn'e balance VIII DC
l"in,l'h ii"F "t u'c IN 'hiS C'N: 10 rr'"el
He2'i'"' tc'GSal''e 10 u'oSt IN 'NHe' eFuS''n eeS,
tls provided by Tie bylaws, Hi"' ,Wchy students shall
ne "NmAoed gT's' nponcN'dcNcG OF neG'&s',ouS e,rc-
stances, andadcGuac literary and moral qualifications.
The Faculty have only further To state, that their best
cXcrtons will be given, to render the Of ustc-
| ton in the Medical College of lonisiana both ample
and ihoough ana believing as they do, that the
ii tins institution will be enlIncnt!y Tsct and honora-
:" ,'o StIa'" .. "t S'',i ;n''f II'' G',n con-
CHA9 y: hN"ft>be'ht, lean
rev orleans august lA'n,
re ''tN y S'ttES tttt tpRi'ttLitf t5t tHf Ii$E
|Ionday Of Decembcr meet, and icI7niaate The last
reek IN yHarrh.
CHARLES 4. LUXEN BERG, VI. d.
Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of Surge :.
EDWARD H. BARTON, NJ D.
Professor r ,, ,i'Lrory and p.ciic. ri >1,i;i 49,,
Clinical Practice
". BYRD POWELL, NJ D.
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Professor OF Anatomy (ad interim J
a Requisites and fees Ct 'riadtaton the same as in
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Levi Woodbury., Sec. of Navy
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recommend to The Department., the adoption of those
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heavy convenient and economical than those &C.
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