Gustavus J. Luhn, Charleston, S. C., Macon, Ga., Toronto, Can., Lebanon, Pa., Washington, D. C., Lawrence, Kan., 1876–77 1877-78 1878-79 1879-80 1880-81 1881-82 THIRD VICE-PRESIDENTS. C. Augustus Smith, Charles B. Guthrie, . Joseph Laidley, Henry F. Fish, llenry T. Kiersted, A. E. Richards, Robert Battey, Edwin 0. Gale, Theodore Metcalf, J. Faris Moore, George W. Weyman, Thomas Hollis, . Charles A. Heinitsh, John W. Shedden, Daniel Henchman, Albert E. Ebert, Joel S. Orne, Eugene L. Massot, Matthew F. Ash, Ilenry C. Gaylord, . Paul Balluff, Augustus R. Bayley, Christian F. G. Meyer, Jacob D. Wells, Emlen Painter, William H. Crawford, Philip C. Candidus, William Simpson, John F. Judge, Cincinnati, Memphis, Tenn., Richmond, Va., . Waterbury, Conn., New York, Plaquemine, La., Rome, Ga., Chicago, Boston, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Pa., Boston, Lancaster, Pa., New York, Boston, Chicago, Cambridgeport, Mass., St. Louis, Jackson, Miss., Cleveland, O., New York, Cambridgeport, Mass., St. Louis, Cincinnati, San Francisco, St. Louis, Mobile, Ala., Raleigh, N. C., Cincinnati, O., 1852-53. 1853-54 1854-55 1855-56 1856-57 1857-58 1858-59 1859-60 1860-62 1862-63 1863-64 1864-65 1865-66 1866-67 1867-68 1868-69 1869-70 1870-71 1871-72 1872-73 1873-74 1874-75 1875-76 1876-77 1877-78 1878-79 1879-80 1880-81 1881-82 . TREASURER. Alfred B. Taylor, Samuel M. Colcord, . James S. Aspinwall, . Samuel M. (oleord, . Azhel Boyden, . Henry Haviland, J. Brown Baxley, Charles A. Tufts, Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Beston, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Dover, N. H., 1852-54 1854-56 18,56-57 1857-59 1859-60 1860-63 1863-65 1865-82 AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION. Appointed by the President, in compliance with the following resolutions : Resolved, That the President be directed to appoint authorized agents, where needed in the different States, for the collection of dues, distribution of the Proceedings, etc. ; such agents to be designated by the Treasurer and Permanent Secretary of the Association, and a list of the agents to be published in the Proceedings. (Passed at Baltimore, 1870.) Resolved, That the President of this Association be requested to appoint, in every locality where more than three members reside, a local agent, whose duty it shall be to aid the Treasurer in the collection of members' dues in his section, and to procure new members by placing before the pharmacists, and others eligible to membership, the great advantages that they will derive from associating themselves with this body. (Pasued at Indianapolis, 1879.) Alabama, P. C. Candidus, cor Dauphin and Cedar sts., Mobile. Arkansas, Geo. W. Cabell, Congress and Bull streets, Hot Springs. California, James G. Steele, 521 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Dist. of Columbia, Jno. A. Milburn, 1101 F street, N. W., Washington. Connecticut, Charles A. Rapelye, 605 Main street, Hartford, Alonzo F. Wood, 2 Church street, New Haven. Luzerne I. Munson, Apothecaries' Hall, Waterbury. Delaware, Linton Smith, cor. Seventh and Market sts., Wilmington. Georgia, Theo. Schumann, Whitehall and Hunter sts., Atlanta. Robert H. Land, 270 Broad street, Augusta. Milledgeville. Illinois, Henry W. Fuller, 24 Market street, Chicago. Bradford. Peoria. George W. Sloan, 7 East Washington st., Indianapolis. Anderson. Jefferson S. Conner, 121 Pearl street, New Albany. Iowa, Theodore W. Ruete, 379 Main street, Dubuque. Fort Dodge. George H. Schafer, 129 Front street, Fort Madison. Kansas, George Leis, 90 Massachusetts street, Lawrence. Kentucky, C. Lewis Diehl, cor. Third and Broadway, Louisville. Wm. H. Averill, 435 Main street, Frankfort. Louisiana, Isaac L. Lyons, 42 Camp street, New Orleans. Bangor. Maryland, William S. Thompson, 8 W. Baltimore st., Baltimore. Thomas W. Shryer, 103 Baltimore street, Cumberland. Massachusetts, S. A. D. Sheppard, 1129 Washington st., Boston. Joel S. Orne, 493 Main street, Cambridgeport. B. Frank Stacey, 51 Vine street, Charlestown. Lowell. Salem. Springfield. Worcester, Michigan, Ottmar Eberbach, 12 South Main street, Ann Arbor. William Johnston, 153 Jefferson avenue, Detroit. Missouri, James F. Hurt, Broadway, Columbia. William T. Ford, 1305 Cherry street, Kansas City. William II. Crawford, 800 Washington av., St. Louis. New Hampshire, Bayard T. Perry, 1088 Elm street, Manchester, E. S. Russell, 69 Main street, Nashua. Albert P. Brown, cor. Fifth and Federal, Camden. Elizabeth. Newark. Orange. Trenton. New York, Daniel C. Robbins, 91 Fulton street, New York. Charles A. Gaus, 202 Washington avenue, Albany. Poughkeepsie. Rochester. Saratoga. Yonkers. North Carolina, Addison S. Lee, 14 Fayetteville street, Raleigh. James C. Munds, Third street, Wilmington. Ohio, J. U. Lloyd, N. W.cor. Court and Plum sts., Cincinnati, Chillicothe. Toledo. 14 AGENTS OF THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION. Pennsylvania, Rich. M. Shoemaker, cor. Fourth and Race, Philadelphia. Bethlehem. New Brighton. Edward A. Cornell, Tenth and Pine streets, Williamsport. Albert L. Calder, 163 Westminster street, Providence. Nashville. Dallas. Richmond. Janesville. Prov. of Ontario, George Hodgetts, 365 Yonge street, Toronto. Prov. of Quebec, Henry R. Gray, 144 S. Lawrence Main st, Montreal. |