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VHE LIVER INYIGOkATOR. prepar.

Il ed by DIR. Sanford composed entirely OF Gums is one
of the best purgatve and Liver medicines before the
public, namely, that acts Catharc, easier mder
and more eectual than any other medicine known IL
not only Catharc, but Liver remedy, acting first
on the Liver to eject s morbid matter, thus accomplish
ing two purposes efleeiuay, without any of the painful
feelings experienced in the two operations of most Ca
tharcs II strengthens the system the same me that
ii purges it, and when taken daily in moderate doses will
STR hen md I'm with
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n o TICE

DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate CHARGES
each one circumstances taken consideratio-in
effectual cure. ~
"a Consultations by letter, ke.
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I56a5a5d55F5aa57 WORCESTER & NASHUA
eIss=s,sszssszss9 BALBOA AID. - Winter ARRANGEMENT
- On and after Nov. LIST, 1855 Passenger
Trains will run follows:
Leave Worcester at 20 and IL Is a. M and Is n m
Leave Nashua at a. m. and II m, and p. IN.
Al Nashua, all trains connect with the trains of Con
cord Raroad where passengers take the from
me Nofthern the Passumpsc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal and Vermont Central Railroad
At Groton junction. trains connect directly with the
trains of the Stony Brook Railroads and with trains
of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception of first
train from Boston and at Fitehburg with trains the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States G. W. BENTLEY, Sup't
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Meoltlnes.

TT ENRY LAYING, NJ D., PHYSICIAN &
- SURROUNDING No. I Myrtle street corner Of
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TO Chronic Diseases Office hours to 10 a. NJ to and
I 10 > p. H. utiil mch39
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
EDDY. Solicitor of Patents,
(LATE AGENT OF L. s. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
TIM AcT nr

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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
r.. HILL,
Sc Main stree1 ,unrea..o. nra..

PHYSICIAN, Accoucher Author ofthe Causes History al
Cure of Secret Diseases
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S500 REWARD. = DR.. JEFFRIEs
THE WAUREGAN SALT RHEUM

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4VII WITUoUHI TdVIVIIIN.
principal regulators Of the
performs its functions well
are fully developed. The
dependent on the healthy
; proper performance of its
q ach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
Liver, having ceased to do
= Of that organ, one of the
his study, in a practice Of
= to find some remedy where
4 many arrangements to
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Mtoitines.
COUGHS. BRONCHITIS
DEMO VAL.-D h. G.. a. HILL l. S
EDICAL OFFICE
Is removed to
NO, So MAIN STREE

Ladies and Gentlemen, Strangers and FriendSl am at
liberty without solicitation to make the following
parts Of certificates received by during the last egh
teen months Will read them? and If your condition
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Won need.
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$4,000 REWARni

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The Liver is one of the
human body, and when it
the powers of the system
stomach is almost entirely
action of the Liver for the
functions. When the stom-
are at fault, and the whole
quence Of one Organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
prOprictors has made il
more than twenty years
with 10 counteract the
which it is liable.
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N S u r AN E OF f | c I
No. 0 FIagg's Building, Up stairs.
HENRY IL. KEITH,

I'll AMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
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Cash Capital paid in, Sl50.000 90
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Will insure Real and Personal Property against Fire on
application to VIM. S. DENNY, Agent,
AT the office of Mechanic Mutual Fire Insurance
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Nos and Exchange Place, Providence, r. L. dealer in
Paper and Paper Stock.
Cash paid all kinds Of Paper Stock including White
and Colored Rags, Hemp aud Manila Rope &C., &c.
feb1 dawtf
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Personal Intelligence.
ApnpV AuS

From Caiiorns and a:pawsl in steamshp ninoIs-rrom
California; block, Locke, Mott Jr j Hcyward
vile and infant MRS. McNuy and servant Saunfon and
SON. buchanan Jr 1t Harrison, Major Bidwe Briggs
BsssT1n' Pierce Egpinger Mayer and wife, "
Price Greenbsum, Mrs Chichester child Kirby wife
and infant Bacon and wife, Lieut. Sanders, Mrs Berauh
lss nsder TrS Graham Mrs Reynolds Barclay Moore
shelton, Rogers A Wood, Barber r wiamsn ID Pol
,ock, CMyel Mrs Ames aud child, Ieoiue, B Gorn,
steeragc From Aspinwsl-Dr Caldwell, W Il Sears W
hognn u mmnlock q KRAFT III toacnifnson Adeberg,
Dorsay Capt Fly Randall, Capt Dorr, 1. Huntress,
several In s.eerage. =
FROM Havana and Nassau in the hip KarnakJ lar
MOE, Dana, A 1reeneaf, LADY and Yrs Neigs
Beadsey.
From Cucad Bs'ivar, in the brig wm wiSson-srs Lee.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA At HALIFAX.
THE WAR EXCITEMENT IN EUROPE.
1~-N>>~0>|.N~lN~NoN|~N<ONN>
Significant Speech of the King
of Sardinia.
Aolo1->>N~-NN>.~N~oO-N.
blSAGREEMENTS OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY
so~>~/N-l>~|~~~~~~->>o~No~
STATE OF THE EUROPEAN MONEY MARKETS.
-->-.~~~N<.>~~~o~-oIN<~N~0~S
The Nominal Value Of Public Securities De.
clined f6O,QOO,OOO in Two Weeks.
DECLINE IN COTTON AVID BREADSTUFFs
&C., &C., &c.
THE WAR EXCITEMENT IN EUROPE
Significant Speech of the King
of Sardinia.
bISAGREEMENTS OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY
STATE OF THE EUROPEAN MONEY MARKETS.

The steamship Arabia, Captain Stone, from Lverpooi
a past three O'Clock the afternoon Of the 18th inst,
arrived a. Halifax half past O'Clock yesterday fore
noon.
The Arabia experienced boisterous weather and sue
cessop westerly gales during the entire passage She
reports the 18th inst at II 40 p NJ, Off the Sher
rses she exchanged signals with the steamship Etna
The Ena sailed the time for New York direct
The news by tnis arrival s a week later from all parts
Of Europe.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New York on the LIST
inst arrived at Liverpool at noon on the l4th.
The steamship EdiDburg. from New York, arrived at
Glasgow on the 18th.
The steamer Propeller Of the Galway line, ran ashore
m Galway harbor, and the tide flowed into her It was
feared could not be got off, She had on board part
Of the cargo intended for the Crcassian.
The steamer Crcassan left Galway for st. Johns the
morning Of the llh She detained owing TO her
running aground, when leaving Queenstown fer Gal
way.
The Arabia on her outward trip, arrived at Liverpool
H8A. N. of the 9th.
The steamship Arago left Southampton for New York
the 18th
The French Legislature was convoked for February.
was rumored that the British government intended To
augment the Chinese squadron by twelve sails of the line
Meesrs Barring Brothers quote the market for American
stocks unchanged in rates, with limited business There
was some demand for State Stocks and United States ves
were selling at a.
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THE MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says that
the French Marsals charged TO take command OF the
grea. military districts, and tha. the Geaeras command
ng military divisions who on leave Of absence
have received orders 10 to their posts He
rays that Count Walewsk has protested energeticaly
against the ominous impression that appears to rule
supreme and that he had, 1t said, determined
'Sing from scene where moderation was no longer
listened TO.
Amongst other authenticated from Paris the
folowingThat orders have been given prepare
one hundred Transports that Gen. Mcmahon is to CON-
Eand the army Of Italy, and that thirty thousand Of the
African contingent TO Italy from the A
can coast.
Prince Napoleon left Paris the 18th inst for Turin
70 espouse the Princess Codc daughter Of the King of
Sardinia The impression prevailed that this measure
would the support of France assist Victor Ema-
nue h becoming King OF Italy.
The Paris Presse, the organ of Prince Napoleon,
tinued to indulge in warke articles.
The Conaionnel of the 18th contains article the
state Of affairs. 1t admits that serious difficulties have
and serva and says that the marriage Of Prince Napo
icon with the Princess Of Sardinia will the alliance
between the two nations Itay is agitaed, but is
only possible in the event Of treaties taking place being
threatened The above article had good effect the
Bourse. The Three per cents 69 20c but after
declined and closed finally at 6s Soc for account,
and 6sf 75c. for money.
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The mail steamship Columbus arrived at Panama the
10th inst from San Jose de Guatemala and intermediate
ports, with freight list comprising 667 indigo,
1000 hides 20 bales deerskns 50 packages OF sugar 20
ceroons of silver and 100 packages of sundries.
By this conveyance and the British mail steamer and
the Washington we have received Central American
correspondence to the following dates-Leon Nicaragua
Dec 29 San Jose de Guatemala Dec. 81 Managua, Mica
ragua, JAM A. La Union, San Salvador, Jan. Realeo,
Nicaragua, JAN 8; Punta Arenas, Costa Rca, JAN 4 San
Juan del Norte Jan. H. We give it below, and it will
be found full Of interest
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THE DIsAFFECTION IN ITALY.

The rumors Of dsafecton continue unabated. Many
persons were leaving Milan every morning. The police
had to eace from the walls Of such inscriptions as
"Death to the Germans" The troops quartercd at Mi
Ian are exceedingly excited and very strict discipline is
necessary to prevent excess.
The London Times Turin and Vienna correspondents be-
heve the accounts Of recent events in italy to have been
m"cn exaggerated and state that is not true that
'' Inc troops joined the people in sedtous cries.
Inc omcI Picdmontese Gdset,epubshcs the following
ote'1he official Gazette of Vienna having announced
The despatch Of renforccments Italy, the Pedmontcse
government has thought Its duty to bring the distant
esrrscns near to the frontiers Of IombSrdy, without
bowever, calling out the cont n,en,r
HIee steamers with toops Lad arrived Al Venice.
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which 255 600 bales were American.
Some circulars say the decline scarcely exceeds one
sixteenth Of penny
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER, JAN. IA.
Advices from Manchester continue favorable Prices
were firm, though the business was limited.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFrs MARKET, JAN. 10.
nominal Western canal, 19s. 20s; Philadelphia 20s
2ls Ohio, 2ls 22s Wheat firm at the opening, but
Is. white Southern, rs. a rs. Cd. Corn quiet, but
steady-Mxed, .ss.; yellow, 2os aos.; white, SSs.
a 33s. I'd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JAN. IA.
Messrs. Beand, Athya Co., James McHenry Il Co.,
and others quote beef in better demand, at decline
the midding and lower grades Of D. I'd Pork rm and
holders demanding an advance. Bacon steady. lard
firm, but quiet for at 56s. SOS I'd. Cheese.-The
fine qualities had advanced Is. Is. Tallow advanced
Cd
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, JAN. Is.
Inc BrokoIs and ether circulars quote asnes steady at
29s for pots and 32s for pearls Sugar dull and declined
3D., but closed irmer. Coffee firm, and all qualities
slightly advanced. Rice firm. Philadelphia bark slightly
higher sales at Ss Cd a9d but holders demand add
tonal advance; Baltimore quiet at 6s 3D. 6s 3d. Clover
seed in good demand at SIS. 55s Fish oil quiet, cod
32s Sperm oil wanted at COZ Linseed oil quiet at SOs
Cd. 4os. Rosn steady for common, 90. 3d.; medium
and fine neglected.
LONDON MARKETS, JAN. Is.
Nessrs. Barring Bros quote breadstuis steady, and
foreign wheat in rather better demand white American
40s AIS. red, 32s 42s Iron steady at &c los for
rails and &c for bars Scotch pig steady a. 5Ss Cd
Sugar firm Coffee closed buoyant Rice steady. Taow
tending upward: sales at 53s Sd. Spirits turpentine
steady at 4os Tea steady at 11d for Congou. Tin ad
declined 2es Sd. Lnseed cakes in fair demand New
York. fl0 5s Boston, go 15s. Hidesadvanced Is. 2s
Copper advanced 'zd per pound on manufactured.
HAvRE MARKET.
For the week ending Jan. 1l.-Cotton-Sales of the
week 600 bales prices declined IT, IF; New Orleans
tres sordinae 10if stock 132 900 bales Breadstus had
advancing tendency in the interior, but business
dull at Havre, and American flour nominal Ashes quiet
Coffee buoyant and slightly higher Oils slow of SALE but
prices unaltered. Rice quiet. Sugar firm and slightly
higher. Lard buoyant: American 73f. Tallow hrmer.
Whalebone dull, but firm.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1852. NJ.
Cotton quiet Sales to-day estimated at 5000 bales the
market closing steady.
Breadstufs dull, but steady.
Provisions steady.
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70 satisfy the most hostile jury. Tho farming
classes have stood aIoof, and the members Of
the clubs are chiefly shopmen and mechanics
The clubs were rapidly increasing, and therefore was
necessary that sps should be taken 70 put an end
to the movement
man named Deany, the alleged murderer Of Mr.. Ety.
arrested board the steamer Creassian Al Galway
az she was about to sail for America
The failure announced Of Power Wether6y, London
stock brokers' largely engaged in speculative operations
IDmbayd do Venitian railroad shares, &C.
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THE DISTURBED STATE OF EUROPE.
Warlike Movements Of the Continental
Powers. &C.. &c.

Warlike Movements Of the Continental
Powers, &c.. &c.
Dsqueting ruraors continued TO prevail on the Cout
Aen: causing increased depression in tae funds in al the
principal cites.
Matters aggravated by the speech OF the King Of
sArdria at the opening OF the Chambers which
stroed into warike The King says:-"rhe poll
teal horizon is not Gear, but the future must be awaited
with trmness The future cannot fail 10 be Fortunate
because the policy OF the government is based on
justice and love Of its csuntry's liberty
Piedmont is small hu; grca. in the councils OF Europe
Of the principles represents and the sympashes
inspires respects treaties and is not insensibe
Iays cry Of anguish" TIE King concluded with these
wOrds"Let resolutely await the decrees Of Provi
dence" Prolonged acclamatons followed the conclusion
Of the speech.
The King Of Naples had granted amnesty to sky
pehosl prisoners including Poero Zetelornd &C. Other
concessions were expected TO follow.
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INDIA AND CHINA,

Calcutta papers Of Dec 8, and Hong Kong Of Nov. 30
had reached England via Trieste in advance Of the mail
which was due in London on the day the Arabia sailed
They add few additional items the teegraphc accounts
The Nawab of Banda had surrendered 70 the British
The sentence Of transportation the King of Delhi
had been carried into effect and the steamship Niagara
had conveyed him to the Cape Of Good Rope, which TO
be his destination.
The dispersion of the rebels continued but without any
decisive blow being struck.
Shipping continued very abundant, and freights were
very dull at Calcutta The produce market was quiet
In imports piece goods in brisk demand further
advance Yarns were quiet but firm. Tonnage in China
continued most abundant.
Sir John Bowring had left for Manila
United States Commissioner Reed at Macao, and had
furnished section Of the local press with the tariff
Nothing had been heard Of Lord Egins expedition up
the Yang -tse- -Keang.
Reports current of serious disturbances within
hundred miles of Canton.
The Bombay mail of Dec "a reached Suez Jan. g. No
news had been telegraphed
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Probable Loss or Bark Brunr,te.

The bark Brunette, Captain Lnnekn, Of Belfast, Ne.
sailed from this port Thursday last for Matanzas and
went ashore the night at Long Branch The captain
and crew were saved by E warde agent of the under
writers. She lies inside the bar had two feet Of wa
ter in her hold yesterday morning.
The following is list of the cargo board the Bru-
nctte, by whom shipped, and Its value
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GREAT BRITAIN.


Parliament had been prorogued till February 3, then to
meet for the despatch OF business.
The London Gazette the appointment OF Hon.
Frederick Bruce Minister to China and Horace Rambod
as Secretary of Legation. Numerous consus likewise
appointed Rutherford Alcock transferred from the
consulate at Canton to the consul generashp Japan
The Gazette further states that the dignity Of knight has
been conferred Chief Justice James Buchanan Maca
lay, oi Canada.
The london Times in editorial upon the Monroe doc
trinc, points out the extraordinary liberties taken by
America with that document, and says
II is rather much TO say that with half Of North
America IN our lawful possession we must abstain from
meddling in North American affairs, and IL is still
stranger measure 10 found such doctrine the simple
principles Of political fraternity propounded by Monroe
]. WAS reported that Sir Charles Young had been
called from the Commssionershp Of the Ionian Islands
and that Mr. Gladstone would succeed him. The London
Daily Mems says that Mr. Youngs term has expired, and
that Mr. Gladstone will merely conduct affairs until tho
new commission arrives from England.
Tho Crown prosecution at Dublin against John Francis
Nugent for publishing scdtous and scandalous alma
Dac had resulted in Mr. Nugcnt being bound in sb0o, with
two securities At ESQ each 10 keep tho pcace-that Is,
suspend the publication Of the "prophcc Amanac' for
seven years
The Dnn)n correspondent OF the london Times says
That the Crown against Of the men,
bors Of the pb0nix Club is more compete than tho
pubic lave been led 10 believe, ard fudcier,
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THE FEELING IN AUSTRIA.

The correspondent Of the London 2tes at Vienna says
the spirit of the people Of Austria has been aroused by the
heCtorpg of Sardinia and the domneerng Of France and
that they well pleased with the spirit displayed by
the Emperor No fewer than ten thousand men were
sent by railway from VIENNA Saturday. the Sth, and
by Wednesday seventeen thousand more, including
cavalry, their way 70 Italy. Eight batteries,
with 100 horses TO each battery, were sent of on
Monday.
The Celerty and with which the troops moved from
extremity Of the empire to the other bad excited
general astonshment.
At Of the theatres patriotic demonstration had
taken place, caused by some illusions in the piece.
II s stated that the Rear Admiral commanding the
Austrian squadron in the Adratc who was about to pro-
ceed to the Levan has been ordered to return TO Trieste
The Austrian corps Of observation the Servian from
tier were not above 1900 strong, and will not be re-
nforced.
The speech Of the King Of Sardinia the opening Of the
Chambers had produced unfavorable effect on the
Bourse
The Porte having acknowledged the state Of things
in Servia there is question Of Austrian occupation
in that quarter and the treaty Of Paris likely be
broken by the Intervention Of that Power.
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Mnrkef6.
IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

Sir VIM. Gore Ouseley's Negotiatons-Sa Juan
and the Mosquito Protectorate to be Surrender
ed-Whereabouts of Gen. Lamar-The Happy
Family Of Transit Route speculators-
Free Transit and No Privileges
Belly Canal Contract Ratified by
Costa Rica-The President Of
Guatemala Desires Immi-
grafton and Peace,
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The Probable Solution Of the
Central American Imbroglio.
Speech Of Sir VIM. Gore OuseIey
at Leon.
THE PROSPECTS OF the TRANSIT ROUTE
CURIOUS CONGREGATION OF SPECIAL AGENTS.
MOVEMENTS OF MINISTER LAMAR,
&C., &c, &c.

The United States mail steamship Illinois, Capt MCGOWAN,
arrived yesterday morning from Aspinwall, whence
she sailed at IL NJ on the 10th inst with the California
passengers mails and which left San Francisco
in the steamship Golden Age on the 9th inst.
Pho Hathaway aged twenty three years. died on board
the Illinois 23d inst, and buried at sea.
Tho fo,lovripo ;at tho snocie lat nj thu Ulinos.-