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TWELFTH DAY-W EDNEsDAr. UcroECG -, lNjy
Morning prayers read by Rev Mr.. HILL ard Kew
Sir. BURGESS

DR. III RGpESS.
The Journal Of Yesterday was readani approved
Rev. Dr. MAIIAS. ..oin the ccr!r,:ce Oh Elections,
reported in favor OF granting leave o; slsnee Tor y
Rev. Mr. DAEzELL Q: Texas. lcav: was granted
The name OF Rev j. VI. MITCHELL WIS substituted a..
Deputy In this Convention in The place OF Rev ~ LAY,
The PRESIDENT announced tie names q Rcy,. Dc.
iGrEE Of = II Dr. WILEY q Tonni bf eF, FIEi al
the Committee on Printing The Journals CT the Convention
from LISP TO ISIS.
On the Missionary Ch,'ch Eidn. fu lee Increased ~
Tie addition Q! two members
The motion Was agreed 20.
REV Sir KELLY o. New YORK. nou:iaStel the :oioNinz
Committee 10 consider n. suhjcc OF The severance OF TIE
Convention fro d;rcc. conn'eou wish :h- General ire"
ners pr Fn;ycs ysruS o. New York, II. rNCENrf, O;
Maryland, Dr. MEAD, Con, NJ. Hc!EHsN OF y y -nd
Judge CoSYNoTAN, OK Ia.
Mr FAIRBANKS OF Florida, ctercd 'rs2!ut! y SE!ns
she a.s,n, OF ;his House TO the con'rerao o. ;e S.'''
AIRY Bishops last night elected. -,
II, piGGIrS a.sed tina, tie yrsoluoa shodi! he post
pcued til tomorrow morning. for The reLs"' ."t' ''r
House Of bishops had made mistake IL dtn...T nc o
Ga.ieS OF .he jurisdiction OF the TWO M!s'iona'! r'@i'
The resolution therefore, laid On ~" "h!r 'F -"
The resolution Of the House Of Bishops defining ic sd
boundaries was their request, directed to DC returned
10 thsEi.
wss adopted: ii.
Ks,oved, That the Secretary %: Instructed, In maI.as
up the Journal 20 arrange ths Is; o: ocs'rs aa1r;
cally in all cases where tney occGr.
Rev p. vINToN, @: New YORK, referred TO tie safe
ent made by the Rector Of is Church some day since,
he dad ordered the Richmond Enquirer 10 be dsiihu,
tee! in p,Ss and tia; the EXPENSES 81 the saIe wod
be ny himself unless the oiher Esccrs ii Rlcimoni
shared the sapcuse viii; him. The RESOLUTIONS, Canons &C.
which we could net hear printed In the Lnqurrr, ani
by that eaus much expense Of printing saved u a
en,on lie believed that ;he expense should be
borne by the Rector OF this Church. by
Rchoopt he moved therefore, that ir OF furnishing
copies Of the Enquirer be betrayed Out OF the funds %
the Convention.
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nR. II. ENwOOD ST., begs to call the .t..,-
~ ton Of those suffering under partial or
tote9 lese ofthe sense ofhesring to the following
facts. he treats diseases Of IL, middle An inr
Pract'sed II the l1fllsa1fs. 81 Berlin, Leipsie,
Brussels, Hamburg s4d 1ese1sburg, snA lassi1
BY themost disdngt led London susis.s, viii
the .s~.t so"der n sscces; indeed, IL 4 lie o5y
method that has been universally successful.
nm Inc Gs't proof. Of tho eesey Of this ;aeaf
names, residents Of the United states, Csnsde :,
New Brunswick and Nova; Scosis, who have
been restored to acurate hearing, and not
single solitary case 70 orr kAoyIedge, Id 10
tsil to effect partial Or = total 1esteration q.
:sre faithfully, and punctu.lly adhered %
Many who could not hear the report of piate3
1t arms length, can now hear 900. ~ ee
~ ds:sa 6. Vt1rr fet. In caees Of Mucous %.
camu: :I1 IN .ee kust,chion tsbesad Tymps-
soss gfectims. djsessss Of the sssmlraae 6napsa-
"t4. called the Sc Drsn )" or when the daeaes
can bs traced to the eject Of krers ar eld,. the
use OF Qssns.s Q! sss,e.yel me1tse gstks,ssSs II
shs ears Of eAslascd. &c. this treafAse1k ,sie@le
and sealy, With little or NO secretion, vIor ~
deafness ID accompanied with noias in the ser.
like faIltng water, cksrpnS Al iasscSs, 1i.S;sc =
":As, 'rse!ssg q karss,. os!ssal pszsstiae IL
Gs1s s2t :. re-. ~. afs ~ :. = g
L
"!aee; when the hearing is ltss sexts in an
ekxdy aoeskkfr, or when cold has been 40.
thi: method officiating the diasase . ilfss7II3I.
IN DEAF and dumb cases: my experience w,rfsnte
mem saying that if the hearing VAS goed q
deaf and dumb schools Of Leipsie, on: Of : class
Ct ! srsse" sseoseded :. rs.sories IN e se.se
Dr.. +: bess explicitly to state that IN tho,e
cases ne undertakes, he gsa1a.te. Z sxeoeegs5
, .s. restoration Of The Sense. q
such marked improvement n viii Be perfectly
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matter Issues from the external pasaege. II ghere
ave moi es in the ears, state Of esnsf.l hsslth,
IL, Il .e s:.ss
it is expected that those IN easy c}rcemsfsnesv
will contribute literally. -, -
ALL DISEASE OF THE EYE :, !,
%S;:.xy t treated BY the :pRl;s:,ioa
2 diseases Of e. en-. .se
ute Or .hronic-Catsract, Specks, lnh:mms-
ton, Film and Weakness Of Vision. Grau.fs-
zion Of the Lids, Liberation Of the Lachrymal
Glands, &c. Tc the astonishing and crafty.
ing effects Of this treatment, the child, the
; ,uth, those Of mature age Us we'll ~ those f.Y
advanced in life, all bear testimony to the won-
derful;y renovation, healing md sestl hing e.
tects. - ,.
Con: ultation fec, Five Dollars.
~ DR.. E's. work on diseases of the Eve,
the Nature and Treatments OF the Deaf and
with steel Plates rr;,e
SO.
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Correspondents must enclose rostsee.,
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a: my expense and risk.
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JOSH brooklyn, N. r.
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HA!MLLlVE UNIVERSlTY
RED WING /. MINNESOTA

FACU LTY.
Row. &. F. CRARY, D. D.-PresideEt, and
Professor Of entail ard oral Science, and
Bellies Lettres.
Rev. T.. E. EowAaps, A. M.-rroks,or .,
Greek and Latin Languages, ard Literature.
Il: B. WsLLsoN, A. M.--Professsr OF Mathe.
matics and Natural Science.
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|er If English Branches.
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closes December cd. Second Term begins IL
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Examinations Ut the close Of each tern.
Of Minnesota by stages. and from the North ant
South ny the river. It il y place where tn.
health and morals ofStndent~ will hs eunrdee
ae we'll 40 at any ether scat Of learning in TIL
West. The Trastess Of Haml,ne univer.it,
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The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
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NME SFxlSs Sksstox Of $50 wi III commence on
L Wednesday,. the eth OF February and eontin-
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!. JUl?t.I, N: T.,
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Boston, and all points
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go, and there goods must be sold in exchange for it.
New Orleans, since the passage of the restrictive
banking Law of Louisiana, has prospered beyond any
former period of ner history, and she almost entire
Y escaped the serious consequences of the revulsion
oil 1891. Her banks usually hold about half the
sum of their immediate liabilities in SPECIE This,
with the suppression of bank notes below the de-
nomination of five dollars, makes her currency
about two-thirds coin, which keeps the exchanges
almost constantly in her favor giving her greatly
the advantage in traffic, according to her resources
considering her unhealthy climate, over New York.
Yet prices are not apprecably lower in New Or
leans than elsewhere. They are low enough to Sc
cure the sale of the commodities instead of dollars
and that's all: the difference is scarcely perceptb!e
Now | propose to the merchants and manufac-
turers to take measures for the establishment of a
"Bullion Savings Bank in Boston, to borrow,
lend and circulate coin; or, if required by custom
ers and thought desirable by the propretors, GER
tlhcates of deposit for coin held in reserve to meet
the certificates dollar for dollar whether presented
or not; so as to avoid in anv case the addition of
heton OF money to the currency. If the certificate
cIrculates, the d Illar must not; that is we must
not attempt to lend and circulate the ownership of
the coin and the coin itself for the same sum at the
same time. We cannot eat our cake and haze 1t too
This bank with solid capital to protect
depostors, which the existing savings banks
have not, would yield more profit to its pro-
prietors, in my opinion, than the debtor banks
of our present system. 1t would be constantly the
creditor institution of the city; it would help to
make Boston the creditor city, and Massachusetts,
the creditor State of the Union. 1t would with
draw about ten dollars of debt for every dollar of
money it employed. Supposing it to employ $780,
oOO OF coin in the exchanges, it would reduce sir
mattons of debt in New England, somewhere, and
cause the circulation of the same sum of merchan-
disc with cash that is circulated on credit. In
the hands Of responsible and competent trustees,
with their own capital invested therein, this insi-
tuition would succeed; and commend the matter
to the consideration of those who would shorten
credits, and increase the sale of goods for cash.