True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-20

WIN M'KEAN,
oct corner Camp and Common s,s
CIsCl LAN
'NNflE Faculty OF the MEnIcAL Cuu..nE "r ,uu...-
ANA respectfully ask the attention of the Medical
Profession and of the friends OF cisnce in general to
the con'l ion and pospegtus Of the institution und, /,
their charge
The college organized IN the autumn of 1884:
full course of lectures given curing the past winter
and the last session eft lie Legislature charter was
conferred on it with the usual powers snd privileges of
similar institutions
Since the termination of the cu,Irse of Lectures the
Faculty have ven unremltc attention tl interests
of the College, and have considerably augmented its
means of usefulness Blu, that, whatever may be
their zeal a,l Industry, the of their enter
prize is mainly dependent the cornrnArcc it NAV
receive from the enlightened aud patriotic portion o.!
their fellow citizens particularly fro. those of the Ma
c urofrssion-the Faculty dcsireus to obtain the,
attention Of the community to the advantages offered by
their institution TO the Medical Students III this section
otoir country.
The college will be in possession, at the commence
men OF the nex session, of adequate apparatus fer the
illustration OF chemistry and the collateral sciences
Ample means forlhc study Of Anatomy will be furnish
ell without trouble to the student, and without violation
OF the sacred feelings, pre- induces OF society,"
When it is reco!lrcteh that one third of the porla-
ton of New o Icons, during the winter season. is COM
posed OF sti+'n. GERS man, of whom, from choice
ccssit, resort in sickness the seveI: well conducted
ospitas il: this city, it must be apparent tina, the F,-
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ny uei, e'''st ~ instruction 'ofg'hs uemShs'lVe'
j" avail themselves of these privileges, it has been
ranged that large proportion of the lectures from the
,'s ,,.r y, H., s,, "''''' anu "e''-
Tr mnr of s"";r r," W. IN ,;. civ ,s rcou
monty o,q.t and ,S,l,. ivory ora.,;n,, in ,l s,;,,'"
viii H. Ee,forn,cd he,cr. ,l. .ats m ,, ;, sm;.,
Th. course If puLonnv and os;on,x viii !" FL.
,,n. h.. sron,r,n;eIiy I.nons,,s,i1,, ' . -,
m,, "'''''i"'e'''' 0e''0"'''''''' anu eNI'er-
The Faculty wouIJ na,tic,l, ID. ,,,,rc tho o,,;o, III;
vIrh # ;s hyI ,r viii , s.,;,,i n ,l NV Aa'
,rncr IF ,hy ,;rims I,lr., ,he ;sss ot ,,. So,al-
.rs,.,., scc,inn sf ,h, Ir;,I S,,os , =; ,,,'' =;
,arrrs 81 uo,ifrd hy climate ,l,, tL,y g. or;,h;,. h..
wei ,'E ny ,h"Ss T" nave not seen them nor well
ness:na their mrcrlimi,i,.s, 'p''' ''''
Ifnon 10, ,, I,eSSy III ''s 'l' o, n'
,o,,n,, ;.; !, ., ~ mnu a., '' .a~
,lt man. c ~ H., ~ s',.
ina, r,,a ;.,i,,s a, " t,s $500 :" WI w.
found in favor of the College in this CITY. To render
the School accessible to those in ligen, circumstances
is provided by the by-laws tia, twcuty students shall
be admitted gratis upon evidence of neccssious ci,yum
Stances and ADEQUATE literary and mora; qualifications
Tn, F,,,,y have only tiuthrr IN s,. tl,,, th. hos,
exe,lious viii h, piycu 10 render the ro,rse of s
lion in the Mr;s,I CnlIrr. af omi.i,na hn o''',t
and mo",L ,n oI;c,;,I% ,.' n ',, 'n' al',e
,, this institution viii he emnen us an% hoo'
lie In his srn, If our cou, tIey ,,,n.s ;', ",
idcnce TO the patriotism OF their fellow -ctzcus for
con,tenancu and support.
CllAS. 4. UZt,NBFStI, Dean
New Orleans, August 1856
The Course of TEXTURES 7riH commence nm he fret
Iondov of Dece,ober ne7i md iern,;naie n. jas,
aon V II '''''' '''''' '''" 'e'"'"'o' "'e fSe
'ee" ~ i !u",1m ,,r1u~pppc NV
por,ss1 ~ H., %. ~ 1,> p n'-t.'' ~ ~
rfoessot Oh I,G i,'he'p'es an rrae,ice OF Surge y.
H., t,,,a l''D ~ ';n ~; VI ~
rroleSsoroi u" iheory and Practice OF -leiiene and
oH''e'A fraStlee n,,,,, o,,,
W BYRD POWELL, NJ; d.
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Il H..
Protessorcf Physiology and Pathology.
j. MONROE MACkiE, Nj. ID.
Professor of Mate,ia Nedica, Therapeutics: and Medical
Jurisprudence.
THOMAS r. INGALLS,, MD
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of W tmen ami
Children
Professor of Anatomy fad interim
NJ Reousi,es and fees Of Graduation he same ne in
the JTmiyers;t, of pennsylyania a,r 90 "
~ 80. :. ~ :. - ---c :.
NOOGE ON BANAlN''-A short History OF Pa
~ per Money ana banking IN ths United states III
Guiding an account of Provincial and Continental Paper
Money; to whichis nrehxed an inquiry into the rnci
morals and happiness--IEe w,2lc attended as plain
exposition of the way in which Paper Money and Mo-
ney Corporations erect the interests 81 portions
OF the community by WIN. NJ. Nouge. Second edition.
lust received and Tor sale by l1olCHkisS & Co.
Jl2 "a Chartresst.
TOOKTNl STOVES.-Stanlev g. Co.'s Patent Ro-
We have ns rersiycd mi snnnv Of the;r reebrne5
stoves of Mi sizes suitable for Hotels Boarding Houscs
and LARGE and small families For convenience and Irs
patch in cooking, as we'll as the great saving of fuel fully
one-half they will br found TO be invaluable Certil.
Gates from the prncna. Hotel kropers at the North as
we'll ms hundreds of others from private individuals md
CAPTAINS of vessels aud STEAMBOATS,, as to the utility Of
these stoves can be seen nj uur warehouse
DUNBAR e. Co
ian7 No. 50, Tchoupitoulas st.
Cennrr. fin and she,, iron made nm tn order
Lxtuc1 oil ettcr rom oaP,ain WIN. a. Howard COM
'aiu,ng u D. hetehaF utter NicLah'' 10 te foh'
lew i w oououry, oec. VI Nar!. e.,,
n ~ us"el ~ you, III ieiat'il 10 'ouhiey
10 'ne l.lllell', ue auNol Oh .iose
Stoves lor inc ou.iefs geheraIs tey are mhch less
eu'f 'iorc co'r I!t li'a e:"t..a u'i ,,oSe se
esiy III use. ui Is IN afciS !' tahes up .'e most
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