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Dr. W. Davis will attend to the treatment of all diseases pertaining to the Eye, both
chronic and acute; Embracing both operative Surgery and Opthalenic Medical treatment of the
eyes. W. Davis, Fulton Ind.
[Rochester Mercury, Thursday, March 1, 1860]
A. H. Robbins, C. L. White, Physicians and Surgeons, Office on Main Street, two doors
south of the Bozarth Building, Rochester, Ind.
[Rochester Merciry, Thursday, March 22, 1860]
Dr. E. N. Banks, of Millark, has been appointed by Hon. E. G. English, Deputy United
States Marshal, to take the Census of Fulton County. Mr. Banks is a sound Democrat and well
qualified for the position.
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, May 26, 1860]
We call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Dr. Harvey LeSuer in today’s
issue.This gentleman has been in our town for several months, during which time he has treated
several cases of chronic sore eyes with great success. Those afflicted with this painful disease
cannot do better than to give him a call.
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, July 14, 1860]
Dr. B. F. P. Schofield, Physician and Surgeon . . . Office at his residence, 2 miles east of
the Centre School House in Newcastle Township. Rochester, Aug 2nd.
[Rochester Mercury, Thursday, August 2, 1860]
I would say to those interested that by seeing me in person at Millark, six miles east of
Rochester, I can put them in a way of having the deaf, dumb, blind, and insane cared for at our
Institutions at Indianapolis free of charge. E. N. Banks, Assistant Marshal.
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, October 6, 1860]
Dr. B. A. Grover, having located at Ralstin’s Mill, six miles north of Rochester, on the
Michigan Road, solicits a share of public patronage. References: Dr. C. Brackett, Dr. V. Gould,
Rochester, Ind., Dr. S. Everts, Dr. T. H. Everts, Valparaiso, Ind. Prof. Dan’l. Meeker, LaPorte,
Indiana
Rochester Mercury, Thursday, December 13,, 1860]
Dr. Robbins gives notice in today’s paper that he is again in the field to minister to the
numerous ills that human flesh is heir to . . .
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, March 30, 1861]
Dr. C. L. White, of the late firm of Robbins & White, has opened an office for the
practice of medicine opposite our office. The Dr. is too well known to require praise from us.
--- Dissolution. The partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned in the
practice of medicine, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Dr. A. H. Robbins will continue to
practice from the old stand, while Dr. C. L. White has taken an office on the opposite side of the
street, first door south of the Milliner Shop. A. H. Robbins. C. L. White
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, June 22, 1861]
C. L. White, Physician and Surgeon, Rochester, Indiana. Office on Main Street, two
doors North of J. Shield’s store.
[Rochester Mercury, Thursday, July 25, 1861]