Object.
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WHEREAS, It is the duty of every good govern-
ment to encourage the establishment of useful
institutions and regulations calculated to advance
the well-being, security and interest of the com-
munity, and protect as far as possible its citizens
from those ills and dangers to which they become
exposed in the multiplied relations of society. It
having been made known to the Legislature, That
the corporate powers granted to the Maryland Col-
lege of Pharmacy by the State of Maryland, Jan-
uary twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and forty-
one, will expire by limitation, January twenty-
seventh, eighteen hundred and seventy-one, there-
fore ;
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Incorporation
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SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That George W. Andrews, J. Faris
Moore, Wm. Silver Thompson, J. Brown Baxley,
Joseph Roberts, A. P. Sharp, C. S. Tilyard, Oscar
Monsarrat, H. A. Elliott, Wm. Elliott, N. H.
Jennings, James P. Frames, Charles Caspari,Wm.
Caspari, J. J. Smith, E. H. Perkins, E. Walton
Russel, Lewis Dohme, Edwin Eareckson, Francis
P. Scott, Thomas E. Kirby, John F. Hancock, E.
J. F. Russel, John Duchane, W. H. Osborn, John
B. H. Jefferson, John Schwartz, Henry S. Reay,
Fred. Hassencamp, Charles E. Dohme, J. E. Mc-
Daniel, J. C. Leamey, Rob't Lautenbach, C. H.
Dreffenback, M. W. Donovan, J. S. Stephenson,
Jr., Richard Sappington, Emile Laroque, A. Wise-
man, F. Metzger, Henry Mittnacht, Adam Gos-
man, Christian Schmidt, John Sohl, Geo. F.
Fechtig, W. H. Brown, J. J. Thompson, John
Block, A. Vogeler, Horace Burough and Edward
E. Burough, constituting the present membership
of said Maryland College of Pharmacy, together
with such other persons as may hereafter become
members of said College, be and they are hereby
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