DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION FOR REVISING THE NATIONAL
PHARMACOPOEIA.
In compliance with a resolution of the Convention for revising the
National Pharmacopoeia, which met at Washington on the 1st of January,
1840, the Vice President announces the appointment of the following dele-
gates to the ensuing Convention, to he held at Washington, on the first
Monday in May, 1850. The names are given in the order in which they
were received by him.
From “the Faculty of the National Medical College/’’ at Washington—
Professors Riley, Miller, and Foreman.
From “the Faculty of the Jefferson Medical College” of Philadelphia—
Professors Franklin Baciie, and R. M. Huston.
From “the College of Pharmacy of the City of New York,”—Messrs.
John Milhau, George D. Coggeshall, and James S. Aspinwall.
From the Medical Faculty of “the University of Pennsylvania,”—Drs.
George B. Wood, and James B. Rogers.
From the “College of Physicians of Philadelphia,”—Drs. JosEpn Carson,
Henry Bond, and Francis West.
From “the Geneva Medical College,”—Professor James M. Bryan, M.D.
From “the New Hampshire Medical Institution,”—Drs. Albert Smith,
and Dixi Crosby.
From “the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,”—Wu. Procter, Jr.,
Daniel B. Smith, and Charles Ellis.
From “ the Rhode Island Medical Society,”—Drs. UsnER Parsons, and
David King.
From “the New Jersey State Medical Society,”—Drs. L. Condict, and
W. A. Newell.
From “the Faculty of the Medical Department of the University of
Buffalo,”—Dr. Charles A. Lee.
George B. Wood,
Vice President of the Pharm. Convention of 1840.
Philadelphia, Feb. 25th, 1850.