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James Russell, M.D. resumed practice having had sixteen years experience in treatment
of chronic diseases. “Particular attention will be paid to the treatment of Cancer, Chronic sore eyes
and the disease called Big Neck.” Residence eight miles east of Rochester, on the direct road from
Rochester to Akron.
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, February 27, 1864]
EDITORIAL. [Reporting that the case of the United States vs Christopher Harter [Dr. C.
F. Harter], at that time residing in Akron but now residing in Rochester, was dismissed on March
18, 1864 according to records of the United States District Court.]
[Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, April 2, 1864]
Dr. E. Pegan. This Physician and Surgeon came to our village about eight months ago.
He was connected with the army for some time . . .
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, February 2, 1865]
Wm. Hill, M.D. This Physician and Surgeon would respectfully inform his old friends
and patrons, and the public generally, that he has returned from Philadelphia, where he has spent
the past four months in attending the Medical Colleges and hospitals . . . Office on Main St., 3
doors north of J. Shields store.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, February 9, 1865]
Photo [1919] of American Railway Express employees and delivery vehicled in front of
their office at 802 Main. Dr. Loring’s office was upstairs.
[Earle Miller, Shirley Willard, Fulton Co. Folks, Vol. 1, Willard]
C. L. White, Physician and Surgeon. Office at his residence five miles south of
Rochester, Indiana.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, August 31, 1865]
Doctor J. W. Brackett tenders his Professional services to the citizens of Rochester and
vicinity. His services may be appreciated from the fact of having an experience of thirty years in
the Wabash and [Mississinewa] Valley . . .
His Office is in rear of Post Office, in Shryock’s old law office, where consultations are
free to the poor.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, September 7, 1865]
Hill & Brackett, Medicine and Surgery . . . Office same as occupied by Dr. Hill. W. H.
Hill, M.D., J. W. Brackett, M.D., Rochester, Ind. Nov 20th, 1865.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, November 23, 1865]
The Medical Co-partnership heretofore existing between Drs. Hill & Brackett, is this day
disolved by mutual consent. . . Wm. Hill, M.D., J. W. Brackett, M.D., Rochester, Jan. 29th 1866.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, February 1, 1866]
Wm. Hill, M.D., Physician & Surgeon . . . Office on Main St. 3 doors north of J. Shields’
store. Rochester Jan. 28, 1866.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, February 1, 1866
He is in Town. Dr. C. L. White has recently moved to this place from his residence in the
country . . . in the room occupied by M. M. Rex Dentist and deputy Dis. Assessor, over the Book
Store.
[Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, May 24, 1866]