and the smallness of whose fees is utterly in adeqnato to the compensation of their labors, should be compelled to pay from their own pockets for repairs to the buildings and for insurance. By some unaccountable over sight, the State has made no provision for the preservation and protection of its own property—an omission which should be promptly rectified by tho present Legislature. The medical profession has always been a
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“and the smallness of whose fees is utterly in.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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