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Ph Dr. A. G. Holloway would respectfully announce to the citizens of this and adjoining counties that he has located himself at Mr. Jacob Null’s (formerly the residence of Daniel Jones) near Young Ralstin’s Tavern . . . Particular attention paid to the treatment of Chronic diseases. [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, June 28, 1866] Removal. We notice that our Medical man, Dr. Wm. Hill has fitted up and moved into a very nice office with two rooms, one door north of his old office now occupied by Keith & Calkins. [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, May 2, 1867] Dr. H. J. Turner has returned to Rochester, from New York, and may be found at the residence of E. R. Powers, near the School House; or at the Millinery Store of Messrs. Browns. . . [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, June 20, 1867] Dr. J. M. Miller, Physician and Surgeon, office Second Door south of Ernsperger & Lyon’s Hardware Store, upstairs, Rochester, Ind. [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, June 27, 1867] Partnership. By reference to our columns, it will be seen that Drs. White and Hill have formed a partnership, and have their office in the building formerly occupied by Dr. White. . . [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, September 12, 1867] U. A. Ager, Physician and Surgeon. Office with M. M. Rex, Rochester, Indiana where he may be found during the day or night. All calls promptly attended to. [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, November 21, 1867] Dr. Ager. This gentleman of fine culture moved to this place recently from Huntington, Indiana. . . The Doctor’s office is over the Book Store in M. M. Rex’s Dentistry Rooms. [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, December 12, 1867] Doctor Hector, of Gilead, Miami County, has purchased a residence in our town, which formerly belonged to Joseph Beeber. He intends moving to this place the last of the present month. . . . [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, December 12, 1867] The New Building. Doctor Hill has just completed his new business building. Himself and partner, Doctor C. L. White, have moved their Office into the North room of Hill’s new building. . . [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, December 19, 1867] Drs. W. J. Thompson & Son would respectfully inform the citizens of Fulton county that they have commenced the practice of the medical profession . . . Particular attention given to the diseases of women and children. Office two doors South of Holmes & Miller’s new building. [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, January 30, 1868] Dr. C. Hector, Physician and Surgeon, office in Holmes and Miller’s building, 2d floor, Rochester, Ind. . . at night at his residence on Madison street two doors south of Public Square . . . [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, February 20, 1868] Dr. Spohn, late of Warsaw, has recently located himself in Rochester, and is prepared to wait upon all who desire his services. Office in Mrs. Mann’s building. [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, May 14, 1868]
Ph Drs. Hill & Hector, having formed a partnership in the practice of medicine and surgery . . . Office in Dr. Hill’s new building. Wm. Hill, C. Hector. [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, May 28, 1868] Dr. C. L. White, Physician and Surgeon. . . Office one door north of Jesse Shield’s Store. Residence east side South Main street, near the corporation limits. [Rochester Chronicle, Thursday, May 28, 1868] Notice of Dissolution. The partnership heretofore existing between Drs. Hill & White is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Dr. W. Hill, Dr. C. L. White, Rochester, May 20, 1868. [Rochester Union-Spy, Thursday, May 28, 1868] Drs. White & Spohn, Physicians & Surgeons . . . Office up stairs in Jesse Shields’ new brick. Dr. White’s residence east side South Main St., near the corporation limits. Dr. Spohn may be found at the office at all hours when not professionally absent. [Rochester Union-Spy, Thursday, November 19, 1868] Dissolution. The partnership heretofore existing between Drs. Robbins & Harter is this day dissolved by mutual consent. . . . A. H. Robbins, D. S. Harter, Rochester, Ind., Nov. 5, 1868. [Rochester Union-Spy, Thursday, December 24, 1868] Dissolution. The partnership heretofore existing between Drs. Spohn & Waite, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. C. SPOHN, O. P. WAITE, Rochester, Ind., May 1st, 1884. [Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, May 10, 1884] Dr. E. SCHENCK. Office at Dr. Pellens’ drug store, makes all chronic diseases a specialty. Calls promptly attended. [Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, Saturday, September 27, 1884] Settle Up. Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to me that settlement, by cash, must be made on or before October 10th, 1884. I am closing up my business preparatory to going to the far west and I mean what I say about settlements. Call at my office in Millark. Dr. A. C. ORR. [Rochester Sentinel, Saturday, October 4, 1884] ENTITLED TO PRACTICE Although the law requiring all persons engaged in the practice of medicine to take out a license, from the county clerk, has been in force for some time, only eighteen of the thirty physicians in this county, up to Monday morning of this week had complied with the law. The following list embraces those who have taken out their license and are practicing under the forms of law. It also shows by what authority the licenses were issued: Frank M. HECTOR, diploma, Eclectic Medical Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio. Cornelius HECTOR, diploma, American Medical College, Cincinnati, Ohio. William HILL, diploma, Pennsylvania Medical University and the Lying in Charity, both of Philadelphia. Vernon GOULD, diploma, Rush Medical College, Chicago, Illinois. George M. CALVIN, Rush Medical College, Chicago, Illinois. Winfield S. SHAFER, diploma, Rush Medical College, Chicago, Illinois. Christopher F. HARTER, diploma, Ohio Medical College, Cincinnati, Ohio. A. H. ROBBINS, diploma, University of Buffalo, N. Y. Alfred Z. CAPLE, diploma, Indiana Medical College, Indianapolis, Ind. John T. DOKE, diploma, Rush College, Chicago, Illinois.
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