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46th Indiana Volunteers, and now resumes the practice of his profession. He is well known in the
north part of this county, and the south part of Marshall, as a skillful physician, and his numerous
friends will be glad to learn that he is again ready to resume his practice.
--- B. A. Grover, Physician and Surgeon, Rochester, Indiana. Office with Dr. Rex over
the Post Office. Residence two doors South of K. G. Shryock’s.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, September 3, 1863]
Dr. C. L. White moved last Thursday from residence in Rochester to “ . . . place which he
has purchased about 6 miles south of Rochester, not far from the residence of Judge Miller. . .”
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, September 5, 1863]
Dr. C. L. White has removed to a farm near the residence of Hugh Miller. Dr. White is
well known as a skillful physician; he is said to be one of the best in the county . . .
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, September 10, 1863]
Miller & Thompson, physicians & surgeons, Mammoth Bldg., upstairs over D. W.
Lyon’s Store
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, October 24, 1863]
Dr. A. H. Robbins gone to Cincinnati for the winter. Accounts to be paid to A. L.
Robbins.
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, December 12, 1863]
Dr. A. H. Robbins has returned from Cincinnati where he attended the medical college,
and has brought back “a fine lot of surgical instruments, splints for broken and dislocated limbs,
and an excellent and costly library of the latest medical works.” Drs. Robbins and Harter have
entered into partnership.
Doctors. A. H. Robbins & C. F. Harter, partners in practice of medicine and surgery.
“Special attention given to surgery, chronic diseases and diseases of women and children.” Office
in the previous office of Dr. Robbins.
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, January 30, 1864]
A. H. Robbins, M.D. & C. F. Harter, M.D. . . . formed a partnership . . . Office, the same
previously occupied by Dr. Robbins. Rochester, Feb 4, 1864]
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, February 4, 1864]
The friends of Dr. C. L. White will be pleased to learn that he has resumed practice, and
is ready at all times of both day or night to answer any calls for his professional services.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, June 30, 1864]
Our friends will be pleased to learn that Dr. M. M. Rex, our excellent Dentist, who has
been absent for the last two months on a trip to Iowa, has returned, and is now prepared to serve
all who need his professional skill.
He brings with him the necessary apparatus for inserting teeth on Rubber, known as the
Vulcanizer, and will be happy to receive the calls of all who want good work in the line. Office
over the Post Office
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, July 7, 1864]
Dr. Hill would inform his friends that he has gone to Philadelphia, to spend the winter.
His books and accounts are in the hands of E. B. Chinn who is authorized to settle with all persons
indebted to him. Rochester, Nov 3d, 1864.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, November 3, 1864]