Messrs Oliver & Boyd beg leave to call the attention of Gentlemen of the Medical Profession to the Northern Journal of Medicine, the eighth Monthly Number of which is now issued. They would rest the claim of this Journal to the support of Medical Practitioners throughout the empire, not merely on the merit of the Original Articles, but, in a great degree, on the exactness given to the Review and Periscope Departments by the division of labour. Besides the Editors, a number of Gentlemen, chiefly in Edinburgh, engaged in the several walks of the Profession, make it their constant exertion, each in his own province, to obtain from New Medical Works and Periodical Publications the materials proper to afford an exact Survev of the progress of Scientific and Practical Medicine.

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