New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-21
Me1iral.
EEMALE PHYSICIANS.

k'EhALE PHYSICIANS.
Pubic attention has been directed to the obvious
advantages arising from the of into the pofes
sion of medn. and every day increases the number
ofhoe who wish to devote themselves this department
science The tide which they have long been Obliged
now their favor We rejoice the increasing popularity
Of this noble token of the worlds progress, but while
DO should no, forget The pioneers in the field who
struggled in the pas unngy through the obstacles
which prejudice has thrown their way and whose heroic
sons have effected the change In public opinion Conspicuous
among the number stands Mrs wINsLow who for than
thirty years and physician Lss followed her profession
with unfssging application aud industry During this time she
has compounded Soothing Syrup, for children teethns
which ought TO inmortaze her 1t /, the most perfect
thing Of the kind opinion compounded and one Of
the greatest discoveries in medicine Of the it Is of more i'm
pOrtsnce family any other discovery made by
the pofcs,On the hundred years. Common observation
csnuo, fail satisfy all who will take the trouble to look into the
bills Of mortality any year that very large percentage Of
children annually die during the process Of eethng and very
much larger number Of those who survive greatly debisted
or diseased ths they grow up wesk both physically and
mentally and incspscitsted both for study and labor Now
appeal with perfect confidence Thousands Of mothers who vi"
read this article to confederate statement when say that
no su fatal consequence those have suded to
from eethng when Mrs Winows Soothing Syrupi' ussdI
1iMr That just the article needed is the testimony which
reaches u daily those who have tried IT, and until some
member of the faculty produce article which shall equs
IN excellence the reul, of the long experience Female Ply
sp we hope We shall hsor of wOinan's Overepput
her sphere in entering the medical
Companion, \. Y
REV. sYLyANUS COBB THUS WRITES IN THE
BOSTON CHRISTIAN FREEMAN.
Mrs WiS.1oN's SoorHrse sYRrP-Are all the mother
who The Freeman acquainted with this article which we
have advertised for the few months We would bynO
means recommend sny hind Of medicine which did not sno"
10 be sood-psrtieusy for nfan But Of this Syrup
pesk from knowledge in our family la. proved bless
ing indeed by giving infant troubled with cOc pains quiet
eer and it's parents unbroktn rest night Most parents can
appreciate blessings We entirely opposed to the
,pt practice Of dugSng infants and would lose
pisL rest than consent such But here article
which works to perfection and which harmless for the sleep
which II affords the infant is perfectly natural and the little
eberb swskes bright button" And during the proces
ofteebn, it, value incacuab We h,ye frequently heard
mothers ssy they would be without it from the birth OF the
child till it had finished with the teehins siege any consider
atoms whatever
We have poken Of this Syrup for the benefit Of our readers
who are parents We know is good value and have experienced
acme Of lie rich blessings hieh result from it. Mrs Wins
low is no qusos woman OF long experience Nur'e and
Female Physician
None genuine uple,. the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS
E., York is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Drussi.ts throughout the void
Price only y cents per bottle
Priucipsl Office No. 10 Cedsrr., NewioIs.
NERVOUS Debility, Loss of Memory, Dnnnes-pi
y sieb, 4c-he only way OF cure BY former sufferer
pd yoT address in poet paid envelope !closed TO BOX NO
100 ChaJlestoWn, Mass.
NTOTICE TO INVALIDS.-" SCOTTs ANER-
II ICANREMEDY" certainly al hereditary or &C
rsd srTols and Ague Loss Appetite Debility Mel
snrboly Dyspepsia Rheumatism &c Write OF call for abotiIe