... . The Quakers were first to receive her; and among them she has ever since maintained a most desirable position. Contrary to her own expectation, and to the usual impression also, her services have not been limited to, nor even chiefly required for, diseases peculiar to her own sex, but she is called and relied upon generally as the regular family physician; and ... graduated at the Cleveland College in February, 1854. That year and the two following she spent abroad, one year in Edinburgh, one in Paris, one in London; and returning in December, 1856, located in New York. We regret that ...

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