True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-27


octs corner Camp and Common SITS
CiRCi LAR
HNllE Faculty OF the NlEDlcAL Cu.n.,n"r ,~u,-.-
ANA respectfully ask the attention OF the Medical
Profession and of the friends OF cence in general To-
the copd ion and pospectus Of the nsti,utioA unn
The college organized IN the autumn Of 1854; F..
NIL course of lectures was giveI during the past winter
nd al the las, session eitle Legislature, charter Wa
.nitrrrd on ii will tie usual powers sud privileges ~
| ,inilal institutions
Since the termination of the crurse Of Lectures ,,
Facu, have given muemi',cl attention to til. interest
Vt the College, and have considerably augmented is
means ut usefulness But aware thai whatever NAV h,
heir zeal ami Industry, the of their r,te,
rize is uain. delen'cn, on the :oln,rnar,ct il
receive from the enlightened and patriotic portion u
heir fellow citizens particular, fro. those Of the VI.
ici understandable Faculty desraus To aht:u m
attention nt the community To the advantages offered m
heir nsu'ionto the Medical ST dents III this section
| Oin country.
The college, will he in possession, al the con,mcncc-
en of the nex session. of adequate apparatus lcr tn
illustration OF chemistry ml tile collateral sciences
| Ample means fu'n study of Anatomy, will b., tnnisl.-
ed without trouble To the sl,lcu and without ,iu;,io.
1t the sacred feelings IItjliccs of society.
hen ii is l,'collecctl tina, third OF the pnln4
lion of New . Icons, turg the winter season, is COM
posed OF strange man, OF wnom from chovrur
rcssi,,, in sickness to the several well conducted
losi,as IL this cit, il must he apparent t,a the Fi
cult. are III possession I" unsurpassed means t4r,rnd,-
'ng their course OF instruction ,hnmg, drmsnsttivc
fo"a hrn,scl,cs of these privileges, i, las been
ranged tl'a' large proportion of the lci.s from ,li
practical chairs, sa be clinical and disease and treat,
,le,., taught AT the bedside Of the patient.
THE lumber OF surgical i'll this city is uneon,-
monty great, and neul, every operation in the science
will be pcrio1"e'! before the class on 'e lis subject
The course Of Pathology and Physiology will, in lik
n,a''er be acconla,e,ib, demonstration and cNpcrI
nlvut.
The Faculty would particular ~ urge the opinion (r
which is hrlirycdliry will be sustained ly the exNc-
AFT Inv \ il,,,,l nj
western section of the United States are, i'll many in
s'"crs, SO modified b, climate, tina, the, neilrr b.
we'll tsh, by those who have not lhrln nor wc
studied by thnsc who have opport ulty OF Wit
Messing their lcc,liial'tcs.
Though il is, perhaps, unnecessary in this part OF tn
Union 10 Otter prc'n,s moti,es, yet, todo ava,
roncols '"'ession, ii may not be su,etous TO state
that uM af If calculation OF all the expenses Of aitch
ing institutions, considerable balance will b.
found in Of the Collcgein this City. To r,nlr.
the School accessible to those in imgc crculsa' c,'s,
it provided by the bylaws, that twenty students shat.
he admitted gratis, upon evidence OF ncecssilous circun-
Stances and adequate literary and moral qualifications.
The Facl,, have only further to state that their be
exe,tons will be- given, 10 render the of instc-
ton in the Medical College nf Louisiana, both ampl,
and tprough believing, they Ito, that the success
n this institution VIII be encntIy hActu and hono.s
III" 10 this section OF our country, they ap,e; with
r'eIce to thc patriotism OF their fellow -cilizcls ni
CCiIAs. A. LUZENBEnG, Dean.
New Orleans, August, 1855.
The Course If Lectures triH commence on the frs
.Honday Of December neat, and tefmi"atc tie las
reck m .Narch.
CHARLES A. LUZENBERG, ME-.
Professor OF the Principles and Practice Of Surge
EDWARD ii. BARTON, VI. y.
Prolessorof the Theory and Practice OF ,lricc an,
Clinical Practice
w. BYRD POWELL, NJ D.
Professor of Chemistry ana! Pharmacy
f. j. HARRISON, NJ. D.
: Professor ct Physiology and Pathology
]. MONROE MACklE, NJ. d.
Professor OF Mleia Mc'lica Therapeutics and Mc,lic.
Jurisprudence.
: THOMAS II. INGALLS,, NJ d.
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases OF ..ncu All,
: Children
f e. A. LUZENRERG, NJ. ID.
Professor OF Anatomy Cad interim.
: II. Requisites aud fees {" Graduation the il
, The CmniNtrsii, al Prih,s>iva"it A'ig ~
TOUGE ON BANKINt;-A short History Of IA
u per Money and Banking in the United States i'll
GLIDING account of Provincial and Continental Pape
Money; to which is nrehsed an inquiry into the prlnc
pies Of the SYSTEM with considerations on It's effects
= morals and huppncss.-:c whole attended Hai
exposition of the way in which Paper Money and Mo
ncy Corporations effect the interests 81 different portion
of tho community. by WIN. NJ Gouge. Second edition
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liz "a Chartrcs-st.
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We have Just received full supply of their celebrate
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and large and small families. For convenience and de-
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one-lalf, they will BIZ found to be invaluable Ccr
l. Gates from the prncipa. Hotel Keepers at the Norh
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captains of vessels aud steamboats,, to the utility
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III Extract OF a letter from Captain VIM A. Howard, con
handing U. >. Revenue Cutter Mcl-anr, TO the llo
'. Levi Woodbury., Sec. of Navy:
l., answer to yuilr enquiries III relation TO Stanley
Rotary Cooking Stove, beg leave most respectfully
recommend to the Department, the adoption of tho
Stoves for the Cutters gencra,' they much le
heavy more convenient and economical than those e
Ia morally in Fuel is article that takes up the mo
ROOM is expended, and is more destructive
N the boats of the vessel in transportation than 9th
used on board. hand you below estimate of t
AS comparative cost of fuel hetwcsn the stoves.
y A liunt offuel consumed by the old Galley, from
:, Feb. 2ih to March 9th, month, Sl2
ID Amount of fuel consumed by SANKEY'S from
! March eth to May 18th, being month and 10
:, days, u
= Balance in favor of stanlcy's, s.
: VIVA. HOWARD,
~ Capt IT, s. Rev. Cutter NcLune.
" New. bedford, May, ith, 1898.
.,S'' ratio as 'ha month, SIC
Expense Stanley same time, q
We Difference in favor Of Stanley'rs $40
rs Packet Boat, Sea Serpent bound from Buffalo to
RI chester, July 18th, 1885.
C. Having been requested by passenger 10 express
opinion of the utility and convenience OF the Roa
m Stove in Canal Packets am pleased to say that ha
or made full trial of of the No. Rotary Stoves
this packet, and find it answer most valuable pit
nose. We able bake, and boil, and, in she
= ~ cook the usual varieties Of meats vegetables, pu
H. nss, SC. for GO persons.
il SAM'L MAION. Captain
r. r lFE OF WM CODBErr, &c.-Thc life
, ~ VIM. Cohhrtt dedicated TO his sons, from the
=, unnd London edition. in vol
Memoirs of the If. IF tho right honorable Sir Jam
uackiniosl edited by his son. Robert James Mack
rosh, Esq. in J vols.
- Thurlston Tales, by the author of Tales of Voyag
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