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CHARLES CROSBY, secrst,ry.
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sb MA'niE,s PATENT HYDRO hifCrRIC VoLTAICCmAIss
S"nn,i'd 20 be unicr the are t t ni.r
la m dcoy"ry Ia m''in" and .rtu.iiy psss.nt
NH pains s,'h a. ne.d snd 'haehe rhsum,c pains ii,
action on ihe GIy ., n II ~ uu nnu"a. ntd pyEeepie
@ a. nsvo", .oari,in liver diseases, rs disappear
i's "a al tho" dreadful children common csi.i
A. ale" G sa's II etlng snu J.
t...Fos. n, ~ "a, i'Gn thg s"nIiO"
the M ro,, - 'a t' h''il'i IN short show all
d"". ,h' effects w'rh about two 0uuc=. folded u
sst @as nsnfe hia,eL f,n,iy sni ,nSs
,,Fn,"r ''rrtT.iy rcr'ty snf, certain wonder
hI l.1,''iy The pre- o' 'omplc cham - t. o.
incr'ig the above facts any person csn easily
a"n.,as. himself hrioLAnl at the Dept, uih ihs
'Ire m % a Of Tie sy'9.n has h'en setnowlgdei I".r,
be applied With r"ai S In IN a. nIs, csI s HAN. ,e
Bsrytc ai wsri- Isl'gd fs"n.i. s, Gt - he ytI
"a "a ilnlon ~ ih' \, 'd.,s Rationale Dc Msai,iae Ps l.,
am s'rnnr inita'on' Of the highest order ~cdin, The
The proPri9tos in possession testimonials to the same
~ 80 "a l 'hs '@ys in.nil'ans IA America AMI Europe,
Profession Ia bot" h'msph'ss, aud invite 's p"s Sau,
sail ana Illustrated descriptions for persons. and og
a, Ssw YcrI lGi H s, TG%S.f :.
,hs n,5 They viii be forwarded postage to sny st "
ps.s ''''' siPfsEEf ss ..s; '''
10 :G7 R.ost~,y, coz. rsuse street, Nra Y",,s
y,rsni,. ' '' ''''''' -! s! ''-uS' ",,i
fbonrtm srGn,L srnNo BEDs.-Ile.e csieL..tes
ami3 ] and convenience e'Huot he eaaai III
,o,,l M;s",;;";ea s.."I g, :: q end I. Gf sale by
f.-Hs' 'n AK W'iHyfsr .fHs T. .,.lr NgstEsIrssfs
J.lle tCTms " - '-'S' %"
over iooo ~ these popular bsen sIi da4iu
'' f'1s'''' se17''- tyl2-Sm
a 'HO.Oi.tlE IOIBN tND, HRONiA-W BAETR A IN =
~ AMEkl'AN AMI VANILLA PREMIUM CHOCOL ITfS ca
GOA aud hEuhA 60 which dist premiums have hcsn tv
he ~iei Institutes AID iaTs rf the Uhiuu s.Is b., AN NJ
t,P'l S',tTsn the Uuiici States, AMI nv their
husscy MuTray hcw iJtk Grant fwcils Fhia, pbia
Ohio. WAI TEp ',''''
apS-,ilyIf 49,, :, q, ~. :" -
EtNtN' 90, tN'iisti, iND AMERICAN NiiIIiNtiil
lhe Ladies Ui tnii,
N'''t The 81 suis-f,t,r
'nF"uen she has recently a SAMMY ~ M
.NlT OF f'f'ru Millinery,
'-i mtltn, IA Paris and Mrs LameIue, nopd st. LabI'
l"t''h'f with her t'kn0Ugv,i
70 present 10 Der uuacuu frnis public in g,ugI
season. the most offensive ami attractive display OF FALL
| ' NV 80 '''' '""'-
Mrs has u arluovlrire the receipt n
o w.. trade throughout the Tuiao The s,ff,
~ TIE transit ~ the Spring base of the an
pToya g the style Gni. an ths soCI ssrt ami %
happy 10 say that thv WHOLESALE d,rntiu, nj a .i nT NJ
same management. NEg VA sptnSs' '"'
lau
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w. fEfttN.uL y 90. NJ Iq2 Nassau sts,.t N,~
YES ""d ~ stat" ~s,f Ho-nn have usde suh arrange
"'"is With he hest and uHt widely circulated Journals boz the
'"' states and CsrsI'' 1ttsy enabled o mate s,v.
ny o tine and expense the Advertiser WI, So business
Through them They select bs best papers ant Advertise con-
'r sy st~ lowest pres soI ,w,s te,p hs ut,r,,,
o ihe'r customers u view Merchants are invited 60 r.n on
'hen 'ui ''ti'y thsms,lvs, that tlsss hoss arsso.
s,9#ly-fPl
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A oAMs q COS New Ye.A yt.slaIa saa Ner.l {. alalna

~ ~ Wv LU1k NfFltnIn " lar
steamship Express, per lnird steamers Io.
okc and Jsur-0wn, ~ ant from N0 York
bnIg d. &C. tt-sving cGeo tld
OF steamers Hew al
special hspre-- PTi't- that prepared
TO receive aud forward and from SCw
packages Of every description dispatch at grI e
Ccf rates " y - > '1'
Our Express will leave New wcdnr isy anil s,t
DAY per splendid Steamers Ro aud
Goods will be received Nea
hall past O'Clock y NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants aud others ordering New
quest"d Co order by Adams. n -
Our inland kNPrcss will tavin NJ York and
Richmond daiy, rllrgs of
marked 10 the inland route, y tic
Express ADAMS
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.-- -, ,.''i.-t ittl sui ts.,l
Nh'' O., "ntii 7tiOts-I4st a,.,l,.i AZ a. fig., .
- I.N .'iF - Tee cases i-l.I LLtter ,f,
PR "i cur sh -trrs TIE stcsF thu vsv r.
ti'5 sui "' o." WatEhutl uHt D. slsetI ty any tr
turc ot ihc UstthrT. II consists uf. ' '-'-''
Mems India Euyter Boot short I.- long A, s,s ..
ln- lsc-, Irr WlllT and FlshI.r ~ -@ 80 =
~ l.it' h'ttT sf5s' CLOGS Slippers Sandal. G..
Women L. s fu"i. Boots, s-..
t'.Fs, aEi O,t, Gstr.s Wv ''''''''
iai,s' hue India Rutbss SHOES ,..sr. sapl,, A. A
t-1uttful AMI delicate ..f. " ' '- az
An,uNls o. "asrsr Euhbers Ladies have been inst re
''r1 a1S az u ll. saloon. TlGrvhsz
sr h' IN 'a' h fore aEi ss me fr "a. man
' 'hrt dealer n Nsriak, in Oh, state. % Xirnia ,
Nh 'tI'n' rtn ..u them unless purchased through our Lou
' '.'''h' 'i N"T't i"rt...uih, rrsrsture AMI R,.t
i.'lf ~ "r N lH-s safe, merchants .rFI..
,''i"' ,1n D.. implied 90 usruf. .ursI pr.a lt t- If
'.' " iir .Uii it-l tbs crlghratUI Is,tHf, ftsv f
'it.f 'n point " huraiiy, beauty styIe o. ANY others
fltt arf ugv made tu ttia ..,Iutr.. -' W. ' 'i''7
The ra0r lrc u.p.,ti.u .rtsrr ,r. r,
f.t #..lltd . Wv ''att-''
The l,I..s' saloon is st ", q. Main street yr,r " -
uf ur lar,r Plate CI1ss widows. 80 - .'-'
uJi9 " A. AuplygToy 4 ~, .--.., A.,
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- 500 Hr"adwny. New iofh have recently ,s,ncd tr
loving Books. The annexed pTis,s include postage
Brittan's Review u Besohef's Report 's cents.
DisreuIses ffum the Sp World ephen Oln late Prcs
dent OF The Wesleyan University Mi diroHn, throuyh WI
SON Methodist Clergyman, - s,ut1
Approaching Cns- being Review of Dr nusi,ue, by b
Wis 81
Spirits, ~ cents. ~
pavitions, Sc, ~ csntt .' '' '''F
Pilgrimage q Thoms. Paine, In Spirit World through Rev
y. Hammond MEDIUM, IS - "
kechrnb ici's nimrt Magnetism Fis.y I.,t I;,t
Capitalization Chcmi.m, s., 81 ~. '''''
Celestial TeicgII, Secrets " the tn Come.
mrough Fgy Perceptions ~ orsup C.nyer tons
with Thirty siV Sprts, ttig.
shshnih aspi.ndi Spiritual Oin n1ot ,urI,iny nature
snh relsinns oi Man, vital, mental srtua
taning r1Tlr'u1 "f =. 'id fmuent spuu,l.ts 81, a.
frcaeut Age, or Inner iifrs Ly \ J payi tt.i.
Judge Edmond. ON Hpruilism, 700 ptg.s.s sIsu
Britain and R hiuuuds Disrusaion Spstn,l.t, trO ,,
oetavO, cmloying The greatest Ftrta AMI
pro and con, this SUBJECT brought one vn
Aso-rhe Spiritual Telegraph, the organ Modern sp,
ism, q weekly paper ~ per year. F'
oetM dTfn-f n frs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

tH-1tI sa. AK HT.itH.fYf sf-s sU Jt.irsttsa,s
~ .ile terms. '' " '- '-''s' Ia
81 over 1000 of these popular Beds have b.en sol iu.
'e t'es'ht season. yi2-Sm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

n NP0UTANr Di.tON figS '-RELIFF IN TIN NtNtrrtgt
-bRl Ana IuIMONIC WAFEiis unftiunf ours n
CJCGE', Cotn, ArfHas, Rru,CHtus, EHs
DTFcutr BEg,e ty,TifSr Cosauurrry ,No ~ f,.t4 oS
1ns Lusds. Tbsy have taste medicine, any sit I
take them. ThOu7tuiF
tore de.p1rci Tcmony rvcn IN huudf,ds Of single
dose rclryerin I,l NiHHf.H.
Ask fr Bran's rulnone waters. The original anI only n.
Inc u stamped 'Hryan' Spurious tutg tf ss
twenty hye cents boz. Fuld ~ dealers genttaily.
J. HEYAN 60, Rochester, y. y, Praptj.tara
Whccsale ~ J. " Wood Richmond. Y " R1lcou CO. pe.
tersoutg Ryman Iynshbufg, and Pattrspn, Wheeling
ocs-d3mif- lpl
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

rehss Daily Paper tS per Weekly Weekly
ssys IN advance kemsnces b. made the
publishers in all where
'stisr in the Peat Once containing money
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NEMsPNrER AnNERIlslNG

~ The shove nss.F from The Au,fsttsrvs A.ss.y offs
v. fiItNGIIL CO ~ N.--,r .1..sI. NJ Y.1L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

t;t iti~f'N street, tn"ar Ga,"n,IsbN Ns. yn,l
NrcaU attention &" assortment
nu'hcs. Buons Threads Buugs Ps,fmsIy ~ Port Msnsais.
Mns'h Inst uu, ,uts. A.
rss"inr un'lii nihn''r's from our come rns viii
W WluHtlrtur,r-, tlte plas.uf- s..t,Ug an ,.
cur ~i"rt tN isf.s tuI , !, buyers. Ill A.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

NorlCEfIp'rss PACKAGE NOvik, r"crshutr
mon intended fr spmrnt
w hereafter be received ~ ApAAISN AZ
ships. LIpIAH 4 pIENgISTJ
ieT-du ~ u,,,i,'.y ~, y.,L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01
I'HOCoLiIE oOr0N AN. hno,,,-w R,ryR d. On

-. AMEkltAN AMI vanilla PREMIUM CHOCUL AIRS CO.
GOA snd hEuhAi 60 which dtst premiums hcn
hs he institutes "id iaiIs Ul the Union al H.
I.,PFl IA The Uui States, sIj ty their Ar.uts
husscy MuTTaE, hcW York Grant TWeIs FhaI, phia
hSs " "'Hhdse bsiinoTsi htnuet Ddiey,
'n''. WALTER BAEFR Co,
(. he. f.s M4s. hot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

uly inform nt
mat they prepared e. m "Tders Iron W.,p
such as Ei,nrs Tor public aud Parks, G,rdrus stem
''on'"r N"thnlal-, C-tn' .Ti" s.. Ais g.tt,-s Chan,
G "ry ii"hnds Cast Iron lambs, NrN Foundlani B,s iron
Shi' Doors Suerf, Guards, ultr7 Kind. uf u,tn
tai and Architectural Iron worL.
particular attention
'ng u" i1rErSt aud hands o
tshhsmr" n t' country. f"ruu' diTiuF trI-, lions
ct patterns aud know the coSt"f work, 10y ldrssinr su.
hers viii receive y return nf mail dsrn- woI ANA
1T ~ prices. All oricH utTstci ,rn
IIpnn - g., ''"'
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NN'HiiE tRl ASA and superior arti-i. .o- 81
els oi "aE1ns drays, carriages ha Is trans,srta
" s's &c ms Grease t. superior uhreator 10 oU
&C a. u ace- rot gum upon the axes durable md
AH-Ilei - tHc he
iE winter Fr Nls iu causters of three n ~, T,
ana IN Ntss OF - ;" and loo pounds each, ~ e"i
no13 ,.., ADiE GRAY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

ANB Tus Gt.GHAHy Ana .r,r I,,
al" s Bkseii~rs Iu.,I
Committees, T-ch-rs auI others r,t.
cation, vii bv Supplied cupi"s rNam,nai.n pnis
by nNNIli. .ITD,,s.. .s NV"
srI5-sm-Cm No C,i .. hn ,i,,,t No.. ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01
uSoiI,> Am oT,,,, ,.,,>os

Ia wsy, Puhhsher 81 Music and Dealer
IA Pianos Medons ,bi celebrated F,,p
nai ana other fiann' made by liIli. Davis
~hos" l1nos are considered superior to a others
ga'h in New orb Pianos, sld second
Music Implied whole ale at the lowest rate n"
~, -. broadway. Pianos O let. " '
T. - N. d. Co.'S .kosn Pianos have the l,t.., in,u,v.
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Ui DssEkrhD BRIDf aui other pT0ductions by GFnsTe
tTatyt, prise a. ''--H anu Nus
Supse eoeeti'n of the poctica damaticsl uort,
uene5s Morris H1sEhceHtiy printed sumpueuy boEps 80
plstF ~
oE dnEnie American srti t.. This Is indeed hE ~ -
pfsI 'y every reader OF tEe English
~ me Glndtst sentiments of taste Tor ~
mont ne beauty % acioay There az f- bHn."hi
IN nFisaToudcn that have echoed the sirans ~ - ~
, @ lr tFs thar have net sPsei tears of tepsres,
a'yn ca taHE t toushug ballads "Woadman spaTs -,
Wy N"thets hhle, We Boys together" nv fs.~s
t nav "t li-htencd Eh smiles
i','- aAi lev hearts tant harc o.S-
patriotism uuts. the influence ier-en snn.Is - ne &
90 country convey iu The NJ tEe pitfu. % 80
Pi-us Ci iitertY.' anu NnAHa-
70 5s"e| JAMES wo0DHoUsE
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4 hAE uAtuAhD NJtu AItt nom IN U.E n,-1.--1
SPiSss Hsw hTs, vey ehceat simple remedy for
', "i'FeI Ihtuue pssencTy kisht S-eats Dy
l al other diseases Of The UGay organs FOR ale T tbs
Mo ADiE GRAY, Dru gists,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

n AMpS, fIi,,SGENE GAS, BuHNI..G fIllp AND CAM
The sntscrrs Of and
VA III" SoN" a'rs aud oU"r for
They woni cali special attention I,laf .-iEfy Isa.s
IHP which iurniyhes IL" brilliant uorial- light Known
audi 80 '"irnct" On ih" prneP DaV Safety Mine Lamp
a. 10 nii an Nlosiuh iTn accident
TO any artificial l'h wi-T" the ,,nno h.
Materials fr light "a" best uIiity
market pTcs. TAKE Ia a.
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- W'hHIFtIiIsti y EnI T"f sHIf Ly
JOHN tvnbNiF, Pc. - Fulton street,

b"II NF HFttiNI tiIIiN'! bEDs.Ihlst celeb .t.l
bei- are peculiarly adapt 4 Tor
comfort and convenience, he sauaci ~ sny he IN H.
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AiL'uN~ AND vhLvFTs-N faI supply Of BLACK and ca
- 4.t"i ili -uppJ Plain Pointed Velvet Tri-
min At - Main 5000
m
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Is,l

TN ID.
M u w il.tH inpufst, - Nfan Ss--, b. nos. r-r.i,
lts du'.i iium Go, uituufssuT.rs E.I.-
country, oI. i the ltIs.ft afaets fH.f FIaf TI ~
-F,r hsttt.i.rr .urf,t O.. tt, tfsIa. '' '''
N'NrI W f' t sst.ui Doe Wsaf.rr
~.l'H NfNINtl ituu.fr, auI tIfutus t4rt4 ,
nl-n HllHr N'Ir Iurc,.-.uf ,s as =, s.m,,r ,rt g
'' Do. Nf ii Narthtru markets. -"
'' '"f"-'' 'N' su2t-u
fIltS- bile Orange ,uI tb.ut. Npplr for .,i. t .
''iN y GORDON 4 HuS.
y MN ln,lnsn.n l.n b, Nv ,srnnr. iaam. 9, ~
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4 ,IHININ DNNIN~h- Eish satin De Lin,
- Eeh Lace and Muslin Curtains
curtain Gimps and L1ops
sdp MaTsetlics quilts all sizes
kngiisA Furniture Chintz
tIib and Rcd ni1ulets
~ hieachd Cotton shestiux
To and i24 Lirsr d.
90 aui l0-4 r."is Dams.t.
abig SsPt .. and plylAs
iurritgrr Dtmity, AL qushtis.
hoase serPiuF goods ssuet.Ii, Of m. n
y W.. L-N,.l lIl.-s. ~ CuRI4IIAH
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'ILrN f'h FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOrS
niFk C"ATta NOuLE, No pa Pearl .trs.t r,..,,.
~. 10 '"t "'sNTHt CuIHSFy To-. Pau,i.r', Ni,,,i.
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Noht Ghi.>Gttft, Ridge Road aud Co.f,. st,--i
4Vh fladephs Iron Founders m Wy,n.,,
and cast Iron Ra,iiGs aL all Kinds Ornamental ,nt ,r
t'luIh non Nns gon nCs for pubc private Grouu5,
NeTahiais >sttc,s Ch.iTs, Table. 80. "'s'
Particular attention d,
MHctr G,ilaph Eat re .yiu.f 10 n, D.
ees sent e. pers"ns wishing q. make selection ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
Card from Prof. TayIer Lewis.

FRIESD GREELET: VIII you permit me 60
make ssternent suggested BY the report OF my Ice
tUre the six Days Of Creation In The TriJua< of
the lash and 20.h Of January Il Is not intended 10
md faux with your reporter who wac not only accu
rate IN the main far hi. report went bur has Ell
pressed some particular points with precision TIA,
could hardly have been expected Sun be has l.iled
in cases 10 give he night position and az the cub
Jet i IN which who values the coasi.tanrv
Of his opinions would not ike to have anything Al
trihuted TO him which he does not hold, AK of v,u
this indulgence.
In the Ert place il the design Of the Lecture
10 "rscoaeils Science and Scripture or 10 .s.um. ,,v
reslor .pperent controversy between them They,est
drt Of the argument was tha: these two b.lonyeI n
entirely different spheres, and had therolore really
nothing 70 DO with each other In order hoxeve, 10
avoid inference that nigh, be drawn from ,b. ,b,,
the Bible, according TO very common view vas con.
fred solely 70 Morality and Religion il y.s maintained
that IL WIS the ultimate authority in the natural a. well
IN The moral world especially in tho.e zr.s, Db.;
ca truth. connected with the orgin and de.,nv ~ M
Universe which eoald not be separated from he a,.,
important moral bearings
10 rnAsisin The consistency Of these apparently con-
rieiins views, recourse lad w.ho.. dis,,,c.o,,
Waeh TIE reporter has well stated although h.
has not Preserted thea clearly IN their spOc.too.
The desgnof the Bible wa give u the or e, ofer..
non or Tie great 'a1e's'ss cs stayes by which our
world Was brought 10 is presens state Bu. /. b,,
scase shSud &c presented % A. 10 De u.;v.,..l
yt-I,on Tor al men and Tor a. agess LsnSll.ys -
~D 80 Or raSsr had TWO siagss in the pross. Of
$3.50. .1h " ofls represented images or conre,
rcHs,-Ensgts or conceptions Cor IN orIrr
HeHss repFessnted the rlG,s facts Ia, g. - -.
oellIa issm InSs a. language, il was shown w..
ts-tc. VIZ. 80 ~ .oanensI Ba, then three d.
The .elestne End the poeticsl T5s Sr.r r-on
nee eearc11es tat presented thesnselye. az
.sd .poni.neossly 70 tie sense-ths, were slise Z
-. +1a "a. ns: areciy represented the ne.s
he seeond took more interior phenosrs os,,
% discovered BY eioser exsrsinSrian s-1 ar
Prf@s !ses srresrsaee- or .. sn-,e.sa, me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Theodore Parker.

l. TEN SERMONS OF RELIGION. BY THEoooRg
PARKEs Minister Of the Twenty ghtb Consre ssonal
Society IN Boston. tl2no PIP, SOS. G. s Francis Coz
2 TWO SERMONS on LEAVING AN OLD AND EN-.
IERlNG NEW PLACE OF WORSHIP. By
lcS5 fAHAI' c'0 0p o. Crosby Nichols
THEODORE PARKER, THE REFORM PULPIT.
AND THE INFLUENCES THAT OPPOSE M A
sermon BY JoHS 1. SARGENT. tsvo. PIP. a. BENJAMIN
II. Greene.)
The position Of Theodore Parker Is unques.
tionably a significant fact in the present state of
American culture. We may call him "rep-
.resentative man" as IMPLYING certain phasS
in the religious development of the age n
this country, be is the object of intense aver
sion and dread with almost every ecclesiasti-
cal sect. He is regarded chiefly in the light
Of terrible destructive, denying the most
precious relics Of tradition, unsettling the an
cient landmarks Of belief and aiming at the
same fell purposes with the ungodIy iniidels of
the last century. Still, he is listened TO with
deep curiosity. With the exception, perhaps,
Of Emerson, there is no man who commands
wider attention in the sphere Of pure intel
lect. In England, he is constantly referred to
as one Of the most influential thinkers in this
country. He is no doubt man of mark. He
fills much larger space in the public eve than
many Of his opponents acknowledge. No one
can Justly call in question his profound and
various learning, his manly boldness Of thought,
his sincerity and courage in the expression of
his convictions, his glowing philanthropy, and
the rare integrity both Of his intellect and his
life. Differ as men may about the correctness
Of bis doetrinal speculations, with which in
this place We have no concern, the possession
OF the qualitiesjust alluded to will not be denied
70 Theodore Parker. Without having the
slightest call 10 discuss the truth or error Of
his theological system, we consider brief ex-
position OF his views, a. presented in the work
before US, an appropriate task for the literary
department Of secular journal. We write
historically, not dogmaticaly.
IL is just eight years since a number Of
gentlemen in Boston, impelled by the disap-
Proval Of an attempt TO exclude him from the
pulpits of that city, resolved, at g meeting as
sembled for the purpose that Theodore Parker
should have chance 70 be heard in Boston.
He was then just thirty. three years Of age.
He had recently returned from Europe where
ne had enjoyed year Of leisure-the first and
last be ever had DeyOting the time to the
study Of the people and the institutions of
Western Europe, to the review of his own
scheme Of philosophy and theology, and to in.
tereourse with men eminent in letters and in
thought, be had ample opportunity, to recxam-
NE what be had left behind and TO recast his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25
PERU.

Dates from Lima 10 18th December have
come TO hand. The Liaa AessGzrO, Of ID. dig COS,
tsns aeonEunieatiOn from the Peruvian Seer-srv Al
state b. the Amercsn Charge des Ass a, th, ra,f,o
Of which the following 4 al extract.
The attention c. Tbs Government has ben drrcfe3
with Rre sGtsfs zion % terms o. the note Of hi. Tv
le0cy Nj Everett Gared losh November transmitting IN
>e1or O1pos the Resolution VI his Exceenry ne Pr.-
den; Of Tie nlted States, with 4 distnct ackpoxlei,
men, Of right 70 tie Lobcs and other isl.,1. 49,
the cosst q Peru Ct which she i now In posse.o,
BY tins DECLARATION rhar GOyernmeuf L.. onI, cor
nruled TIE hleh cOnEoeDce waien the C,Jve-3,.,, =,
Peru has always repcsed IN the s1irr Of 49, All
trlendstfp with whch the Cabine< OF W.sLir,,- 49,.
cultivated reArlors between the two R-pQhlr. a.,
p4y these have never encountered seriOc- dis-l-..
Al questions which have hitherto s-sen hayipr h-
ted IN manner the uost hoacrsbie and .ufislsT =,
beth eourfr;es Now thai lew proof Of t,e~e so5or
able ssr;nenEs on tie part Il the Goverrr.r- - A.
lnied STATS hAs gwen ulster 20 the sicab. rlsrC.
before exstu- an bound - expsess 70 yo. ne 49,.
strensthenthe bonds Of perfect .,y -.
the two Governments n tine % come .ns s,-o-,ot
net IN pc, tor inc hccO:1bie caarscs=f ,rbsb 80
sulshes the "A larca0ASry Who pFstles ov.r -.
tn es Of the country Il Nssling-olr
A letter, dated IRA Dee 25 Ia. TIE f1'lor{,,
The q the settlement of The Iot.o- s,,,.z-
has h<en reserved xlt gTest sstiscisn r. ~. 80
ordered hAl the Tesssls Hhrh were SEM err =, -
snsno q, lhe-e Islands, brt vhieh prev.Oqs 10 he a.,
rzsserrens between ne Peruvian Minister a, W,-s;r
ten and tie eCutT-eOrr had eeea chartered bv n. 80,
q kdn az low irsAstI shzl rece.Ee sD r.r tu, i<
AZ eihsr vesseis coming zader the eoarract. On
Wefnescty, the cd mt atnaznSee-t dian-- we ,ire
az ne Rsa1ss 81 NJ Coy e4mericsn Cha--eF lr1r.
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Expires. or the Camden and anibcy
Rnilroad.

PiIILADELPHTA Saturday, Jan. l., 1873.
To ne Editor Of Tke " Y. T1ibEss;
SIR In your paper Of yesterday, an article
appeared in reference 70 the Camden and Amboy
Railroad OF which the following is an extract
man with badge Of Baggage Master" upon his
hat goes through the while they are running be-
tween Burlington and Camden, and collects thc baggage
tickets OF tie passengers representing That by giving
HIM the ticket aud paying for transporting the baggage
10 the Hotels ia Philadelphia they viii be carried ththcr
in the regular OF those Hotels wihou; any further
charge This s simply fasehood aud Is understood %
70 be told for the honorable purpose enabling THE bag
gage TO plumber the passengers for the benefit OF
Company
Now This is calculated 70 mislcad the public injurc
Ne in our Business ard At the same time do great in
Justice to the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company.
The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company has no
interest pecuniary otherwise directly indirectly,
in the delivery OF baggage for passengers travelling
over their rosd but granted. on the sth OF March
ls52 to the Subscr bcrs, the privilege OF travelling
on tho passenger trains Of said road on the Philade
phia end OF the line and delivering baggsg. AZ any
point in Philadelphia at the following rates;
Each additional trunk passenger. cts
One trunk and carpet bag same passenger...,'.9 cts
One cerDet cts
The prices made known to each passenger by
Of agents with the badge Of Bo11a1e Express
his hat passing through the train between HeightsOwn
and Camden, and when eny passenger desires to de
liver his baggage receive his checks aud directions
and deliver him acard Of which The following is copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25

Frou PoKr Au.PRrScE.-AdVices IRON Port
srPrene to De- &c s,e that the fever was sti pre-,
vsng there to extent and has proved very iAi
among the shipping. most Of the vessels having lost
NOR OF les Of Their crews
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-25

al ,.ts, -ss;er, Americana to-ether with Mr. Mia
30 bea-r ~ dilpsrches from the United st,e, wuo
Ls.Iern ,-es.ed VIII much attention BY tbs Govern