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Elm Park English and Classical s43 Institute for Boys.

Rev. JAMES RICHARDS, DID,, Principal. ? JAMES RICHARDS, Jr., A.B., Assistant.
 SUMMER SESSION of 22 weeks commences V MAY 3d. Every attention will be given to the physical. mental and religious training of the pupils. Instruction will l'e given in the Modern Languages and in Music if desired n
 Terms moderate. For circulars apply to Princi- pal. 51 -3m
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DAGUERREOTYPES, A mbrOtyDes and PhOtOgranhs

EH AVING been absent few weeks, the subscri- AH- Der will reopen his Gallery in Litchfeld on the 21s inst, where he will be prepared at all times to execute any of the various kinds of Camera pic lures in the highest perfection of art
 Litchfield, March l6, 1859.
 E J. L. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14
IT .ADIy FINE CLOTH CATERS for $1 % ll Ladies and Misses' KID SIdPPERS. very
 cheap, at c. R. BISHOP S CO.'S.

D !, 1859 -
 Esiaie ot SILAS' B. TERRY, assigned for the ben eft Of his creditafss s8 . 7s.s-ss as saaaS sz
 Pursuant order from the Cnurt of Probate. for said District will be sold at Puhe Anc ton thshe- est bidder, on tie 30 day of April 1859. at o'clock on the afternoon unless previously disposed of at pr- yae sae) the Real of said assignor situated in Terry in said Plymouth. Sale to take place the premises in said TerryvIe.a Terms made known st the time of sale. VIM. E. MCKEE ! .r..
 5I JAMES TERRY, Trustees
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14
SPRING STYLES
Notice.

A IL persons liable to pay Town Tax of the town of Sharon on the List of 1858 of fourteen cents on the dollar are hereby notified that shall meet them to receive said Taxes at the Town Hall Tn said Sharon on Monday the 9th day of May, at o'clock in the forenoon ,... ERASTUS A. DEMING, Collector
 sharon, April, 1859. 5l
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For Sale.

For Sale. nNE two-horse Carriage, three seats, formerly ~I owned hy Charles Carter. will be sold cheap as the owner has no further use for it. Also, two-horse team Wagon sss
 .-4a LOCKWOOD BARBER. Litchfeld Depot, April I, 1859 50 3we
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-Oti oftiiv III IiONlSi dtO SsssSec, 1, it up with unusual rapidity. sprincipal regulators of |Ae when it performs its
 CTS of ths system are ful- |A mach is almost entirely thy action of the Liver A ance of it's functions i; fault, the bowels are at C tenn suffers in conse- |.s liver, having cea.ed to do |5 eases If that organ, one "a made it his study, in a |O twenty years, to find |ya tr collnteract the many - it is liable.
 - medy is tt last found, Liver Complaint, in any |D try a bottle, and con IG all morbid or bad mat plying in their place a causing fo,d to digest well.purifying the blood, l4 to the whole machinery
 the diSe;ls,.-t.tf,.clino a
 cured, and, what is bet ID casional use of the Liver lis sufficient to relieve - the food from rising and ,> before retiring, prevents Q at night, loosens the A c, stiveness.
 - each meal will cure Dys-
 teaspoonfuls will always - finale obstruction re. |iId Idisease, and makes a IN for Janndice removes all
 A color from the skin.
 cures Dropsy, by excit-
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STOCK AT AUCTION. 6"I ILL be sold at Auction, on the premises of -" Lemuel Palmer, the 14th inst, at g o o'clock A. M.. 60 Mich COWS, 2 Pair of CATTLE, aud number of HOGS. E4 .sts gFF LEMUEL PALMER. North Goshen, April 5, 1853 $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-04-14

I The Liver is one of tile the human body :; and
 functions well, the pow ly developed. The sto- dependent on the heal
 for the proper perform when the stomach is at
 fanlt, and the wLple sys- quence of one org m. the
 it's duty. For the, dis
 of the proprietors has practice of more than some remedy wherewitl
 Arrangements to wliich To prove that this Ie
 any person troubled with of it's forms. has but to
 viction is certain. These Gums remove
 ter from the system. sup
 healthy flow of bile, in vigorating the stomach, giving tone and healtl,
 removing the cause oi ra' 'lical cure. ... bilious attacks are
 ter prevented by the oc- InvigoratOr.
 One dose after eating
 the stomach and prevent sonring.
 Only one dose taken Nightmare. Only one dose takel,
 bowels gently, and cures One dose taken after | pepsia. ....-. .-. eH-One dose of two
 relieve Sick Headache. One bottle taken fol
 moves the cause of tn, perfect cure.
 wOne bottle taken
 sallOwneSs or unnatural fE \ few bottles
 ing the absorhents. .
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HAY FOR SALE, or CATTLE TAKEN TO U U KEEP. Enquire of ANLREW BUELL..
 Litchfield, April z 1859. 6O-2ws
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THE LIVER
 INVIGo4AT AToRy PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD T.rJTsTRE.rv -n,r

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 A MEDICINES now before the public that acts as Gahartc, easir milder, and more efrctual thar any other medicine known It is not only a Guitar ae but Liper remedy, acting first on the Lirer t, eject its morbid matter, thus accomplishing two pur poses eectually, without any of the painful feeng experienced in the operations of most Catharics | strengthens the system at the same time that il
 burgess it; and when taken daily in moderate doses
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the Store In North street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
THE WAR.
ARMISTICE BETWEEN FRANCE AND
AUSTRIA.

ARMISTICE BETWEEN FRANCE AND
AUSTRIA.
On the 7;h inst. the Emperor Of the French tele-
grapbed 10 the Empress that an ar'ni-'ce bad been
concluded between the Emperor of Austria ADD him
self and that COMMISSIONER had been appointed TO
settle The clauses and duration Of the armi-ce.
The Pan, Moaiicar, IN publishing the official dis
patch, sTpends The following remarks;
1t j. necessary that the public should not mi.uu-
derstand the e1teLt Of the armistice. 1t is limited
merely TO relaxation Of hosti,es between the BEL
lgerct armies, which though leaving the field open
fr ,gotot.oDs % no enable us for the present, to
zee how the may be terminated.
The Armis,ice had given rise to variety Of specu-
la'ions in the English papers. The ioadoH Times
believes il peace, and remarks:
THAT before tie truce has ended the
Fielch army will be refreshed and reea-
forced feet Of gunboata will be ready for lanuch-
ing upon the lake that surrounds Mantua, and great
army wl bc ready Ia make its descent upon the shores
Of Noitbelu Iialy. Broken ard dsprted ss Austria
now is che j. vet better able to fight at this moment
than she will be 81 any future time. We believe,
Therefore in peace aud believe that the path to
peace VIII he made Doth to her. for the Emperor has
won the advantage which for the mouen, ne proposes
TO himself If this war between France ard Aus'ris is
ended france cones tremendous in power cut Of the
conflict and Austria and Europe will lcok with still
iucrcaiog interest much medtating upon the future,
while she Ie.ts upon her arms
Tile LoG3oa Post inclines to think that the PROPOSE
ton for an Ameticc from the moderation of the
Emperor o the Frepch, and IL Of opinion ihat Austria
vii cor ept TO sacrifice her Italian sway and thus end
the
Tie LonJoa Doily Ners says il would be interest
ng TO know whether the propositions for IA armisce
came from Austria or from third power, for no one
will suppose that il was made by France. BY who
soever it have been accepted only for the purpose
of giving scope to negotiations.
Tie Giobe iutorprels the armistce as prelude to
peaCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
HUNGARY.

The LONDON Timcs, in its City Article gives inior-
nation obtained through perfectly Legitimate finAn-
c al ciiaDne respecting the Emperor Intentions with
regsrG to Iuns aTy, through the agency Of hossuth
WHO had ell interview with has Imperial Msiesty be-
fore he left for Italy, when the Emperor agreed to
give kossuth corps a atHGe and arms and anmuni-
zion TO any extent required. II settled that the
Emperor should issue the first proclamation to the
Huneara an nation and that this should be follor wed
by one from Kossuih. That in case of Hungary
rising and freeing herself from Austria, France should
be TIE first officially to recognize the independence OF
the country, and would then obtain the recog
milton from her allies.
That the Emperor should allow Hungary, without
Interference on BIS part, choose her form oi
govern lneni and to cleo. fer Sovereign the per she
NAV deem mot desirable That the Emperor should
place 3Cc0po0 francs at Kossuth's disposal the man
ascmeut If which kossuth having declined TO az
crp,. tss been placed under the Hungarian Commit
tee low acting at Geneva.
In kossuihs proclamation TO the Hrngsnans he
never speaks of Austria, but of the house Of lIaps-
burg whose expulsion he says, is the mission OF the
Hungarian nation lie asserts that he will be sup
ported BY power which. ten years ago, replaced the
house Of Hapsburg onthe throne.
Ger. kspka hsd also issued short proc .mation,
calling upon the HungaT TO take up Arms aud dis.
play the national colors and unGer his Command to
avenee all the MsygeGs who were sssassnated blythe
HaPsbaIgs.
The Paris correspondents Of TIL Daily ". and
The GIoJ, hint at the probability of French force
operating in Hungary and making dash ct Pesth,
which they conld reach witbou, setting foot upon ana
territory belonging 70 the Germanc Confederation.
TIE Losdon Daily Ne'-', referring 10 the above
article from TIE Londoa Ttnss, says:
al, j impossible To understand with wba. object IT.
veutoDs Ike toe si-contradicted accounts, are pub
shsd day after day. Ii : needless to point tina; il
'he reported conditions had been agreed to by the
rerch Emperor, NJ. hossuth would no. uow be in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21

d-v.t 10 So y z g blsi-e.. .nsl,ed r'nJ <
tern having orSdtace peso. Co.'s Al s-oei =
P' 2 -. O. 'a b !al-. .,. - !.
fiisn.rrrf, The wea,hcr continues hr'.Isr, for
ID coy frssr, Rfhad-rr. sp-urr Co upo coniined
- ir trzlr ~lsh Ia. t-eu ne rtsetl o. IL
.T-r- Fsrr . offered a recine n ~ = 'lck Sh,l'
trie-.r DO d csufla y let offered g. . r Ill
ce.s tr~ Tarsdsv tf -sdr- - siu--s vt
Etd .sl-l - .lr. ~ ?. soIrhern, To al - Cora
Gu-. go. .-..,. l,u.a- Mixed aIa Yellow, 1000 .
hire 81 8
Phogis.t>s.-B@et heavy, sri prices romusL
PR % std - brv B..on d-l - d-cilne - rs
ID rr Lsic CUT srl Sling olg " retail az d" L
d-1arc sr1 I've, B. l-rs As lciatitn ~
IKcDJCF.-Ashe- tar At barsed prices kosin
starJ cts . Cu.Inl- firi's .urp tnt AesVJ acc
CS n rd- arg ,rrvs. rt A. . S.af quiet auf trnd
COZ G. f~ Tu q eStrc ~ pir' ki'~ u yer n
'd -ualc. Esgk da-. EA-ost offered a. Flil1 .p-A
lti tor rrorId tih Oiu'fh1g acrg Laseed VI 10
fsir o.uar i--- rs'es T-a iuIci-ve-
IuNpOS No>rI MsRNET -tOrs0ls on The sfh we're
very tu sdsal,d p foi moury, sIa - ai
- srrri' Nsrcy sh-ud supply sd the 1e77srf
p-tiy b.k tiI-, ci-- bills gskeu 81 y F-t cent
~sss Bariu- bTos c.. quo'e BAR !veT a.
. ArAisz- Dsllr. ~, and AM iisiA E-srs % :.
fNEHICtN SFCURITIT>.--Me>,gs. ID. Bel, NJ1
CO. lfr~ft o, l1ws:
u n. market fof American s-cHrs Dung he P.s, wetk
-sre tss beer Iteration The comani FOR teeril
ed sfo orks rr-Tle- Will RE supply . br limited haii
oId b. teen u.,- fi-k t-i. b. tie g.. a. tlals
sci'tu t.-In hss q been extent
N-s-t sarr bo,h.-s say: IN Anecau So, ss there IA.
t..r Tri--i Gt. the o. Of 1855
have fasu %. Msss1cru''s tsS-srinr @ 7lol
MARYLAND ct r,d ~. rxois. g P.Esysns ti' 81
"a yvsris Cer,rs Ra,rrai Bonds Horrase g172.
20 horsasr sterr.. Jasi New York CcutrL s'i Illinois
sf'rs. n Er--.aHd $50 - Shares. 10 dis Canada
-, III Nova Sco,i.u ard New Br-nsvicA. i'c'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
The Overland Mail.

n L0VIS, Iutslay, July II IS09.
The Ovc,sal Mail of the 9th ut. has reached this
city.
The prisoners escsped from the California Pen;.en.
,aiy hv ovcpowcrirg the guard, twelve Of them were
recapturei snd eight shot in the bushes in en-
ieavoliug 10 escape arrest.
The Italsus in San Francisco have raised - 600 to
send - KIg Victor Emsnucl for The benefit OF his
needy subjects
The people Of Carson valley have called conven-
ton for the 18Th Of july To consider the pablo safety
IF the proposed Territory of Nevada. The election
for legatc To Congress il fixed for the "a Of July.
The weather was intensely hot Throughout tllifor-
MIA parchirg vegetation some parts OF the country
looking a. though they bad been burned.
Tie County of Santa Barbara hal been visited by a
terrible syocco forcing thu people IL shut the nseves
Indoors killing animals and literally roasting the fruit
on the tres. Thus occurred on the Eth I'LL.
The mining Jews nom Fraser River continues dis
CouIagiUg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
By TELEGRAPH To TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
Harvard College.

BuSTOn, W esiay, july ~ 1872.
Tie Customary commencement exercises az Harvard
Co,Age took place to-day. The Governor, Executive
Council ard Members 81 the Board Of Overs-rs, pro-
ceedec to Cambridge under escort Of the Lsncers.
The Collegiate exercises took plsce in the Church Of
tie First paish. The assembly present was unusually
large. Edward Everett Prof. Sparks, Judge White OF
Salem, snd other prominent persons occupied srss on
the platform with President Walker. The programme
Of exercises by the graduating class WAS carried ont
AID gave general satisfaction. For the new term
thcre were lao applicants, of whom 10 we've ac-
cep,ed.
A. the meeting Of the Alumni, a letter WAS received
from r. c. winthrop, declining q reelection, but the
association reelected him, With the Whose of last
yesr Board Of Officers.
On motion of Ches. f. Norton, Committee was APP
pointed to procure marble statue of jTs,ah Quincy,
TO be made by VIM. W. Story. who graduated while
Mr. Quincy was President OF the College A Com
mttee ol ~ members Of each class under Mr. Quincy,
and Of thirteen other gentlemen Of distinction, ap
pointed to procure subscriptions for the statue.
The degrees If LII. -. we're conferred Charles
Surfer ana Geo. Il. Emersna Of Boston, Henry ".
Lorgf.Tow Of Cambridge and George r. Marsh OF
Burlington, Vt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
THE LATEST.
TERMS OF THE ARMISTlCE.

PAIRS, Saturday, July 9-The MoHtfHr Of today
contains the following:
"The armi-tce was signed at Nilafranca on the Sth
instant between Marshal Naill,nt aud Baron Hess.
Its tenn is fixed for the 18th of August. II stpulaes
that commercial yessels. without distinction of flag
shall be allowed to navigate the Adatc unmoested.
LONDON, Saturday, July 9.-Ike London Times
Of to-day, soys:
With regard To the arustoe, there is little to com
municaie beyond what the public already know. All
that seems to be well uthsncated that the proposal
came from France, and was the rcsul, OF the Empe
ior's own determination. This fact is indeed highly
important. That the Emperor Napoleon should stop
short in career Of victory and make ovefares to the
foe wbC he has defeated in two pitched battles aud
hurled back TO the limits Of Lombardy, argues the
moderation OF the necessities Of the French rule We
can hardly believe that the latter have been the
of this sudden resolve Ii the next week two show
that Napoleon aud Francis Joseph really wish TO stop
The tGusun Of blood, and TO settle permanently tue
affairs of Italy, shall be glad 70 help them, but it
btcon II country not 10 lower lie dignity by press
ing her ad, ice unssked on the two Emperors, who
have shown no desire that we should share their
council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
GERMANY.

|; is stated TIA, the proposals made by Prusss IN
The extraordinary sitting of the Federal Dict on the
4th If July were as r. follows:
First: The Junction of the 9TH and 10th corfs he
armfc TO the prussian army
Sccoad. The appointment to the commandments
Of The four non. Prusssn ard non.Austran corps d.
Grmfc.
Ikird. Tie placing Of all reserve eontingencie. in
readiness TO march.
In the sitting of the Federal Diet on The 18th, Aus
tria proposed that the whole Federal contingent
should be mohzed ard that the Prince Regent Of
piussia should be requested to assume the command
IN Chief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
POLITICAL.

Tie following letter from Gen, Houston, debating
the extinction Of his own hobby-Americsnu snip
pears in The G0ircstOH th'0r:
Ds,R Since my reply irtter have 'he
letter Gen Hcu-s lud- dsucr letter Of Jgy "a
1889 and wh pleasure say yog in for your courtesy
know since 1855. Of the existence OF nny mi
IN IN. State Il the hno~Soing ofd-t IL ncn
revive IL For cot in favor Of ag'an-
s other i'm Il sod year since, that know
No;l'usisin 81 dead, end have regarded il.
There - dangerous character which threat
safety vel existence D. which an unatraby
oppsrG. There 'islns az Notification
Disuu0D anh which vogue with Who claim o
he The South but IL reality deu,sOsu-s, wBo live
topr b. elsvs'ed by the contr.on Il the mes
Many tse priaert sdyorars for coperpk m" Anc
tf1d. dian which evil i o b. apprrhrnGei 20
the sou1. th cone The south wld1 be- oveunn
by African bsfbasus, and lives srd, what il
homes families would h. subject their bub,rt.e
possible wsy advance general national proc
reri'y.
m oriur. ~ these dcy 'es nt~uiei % brn, 15olt
dl.uuion Hence opposed % all rms and hruceirrth
viii y FOR safety fr,e government upon t1e Constitution
and tue uu. 1tey cmbI4c- all tht exist Of freedom and
eztstV. fbery Under their protecting
c.n lcy .v-rythug without them tie I-l, citing mind
xptst uo'Lus anarchy na 20 tbs bee hopes q
.nd H. hs.le ihiue truly. SAN. HOUSTON"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
EXTRAORDINARY EFFECT OF THE ARMS
TICE ON TIE VARIOUS MONEY MAR

kETS sc.
The City Article Of Tie Daily Times. dated FIJI
day evening says: Great sensation was produced in
the Stock Exchange his morning by the Of an
srmiStice. The iume late result was rush TO bay
back on the part OF the pant OF recent speculative
seers Mainly under the influence Of the demard
from operator. for the fall, Consos obtsined a
rise OF ! al. y cent. Upon news that the French
funds bar risen fully Z cent Consols which had
meanwhile experienced experienced relspse of ! to
, T. cent at once sprarg up asnin. At The close the
msIbct wed received frmness, and the latest quo
tatiors were exactly u cent above those Of yeser
day. The rise exteStenGed through nearly all the
other departments OF the Stock Exchange. Lombario.
Vene;isn shares closed about 30 per share higher
than yesterday. In Turkish stocks rise 81 3 10 2
cent was established British Railway stocks al.
Nsrced in most instances to p cent.
The Lo,do, Times City Article, dated Ffiiay
Ev,uirg says:
1li has been >ettlin. day IN consos and the effect
of The Sudden intelligence of the armistoe has been
extraordinary. The opening transactions at
Use 81 !! per cent snd the upward movement early
inside f1rtAer progress. There was then a reaction,
but the latest operations a, nearly the highest
quotations Of The dsy Any moderate arrivals Of gold
that msy now take place viii be purchased for export
to the Corlcut Ia tie foreign exchanges this after
noon there was considerable improvement in the
Avstg' rates.
TIE Austrian funds on Friday a. Frankfort
from Is 10 -.
The Continental markets appear to hsvc been ;akea
eul.r iy by surprise, Tor 81 Boston Fndsy there
vasa .sr Of one per cent in Austrian stock.
The Com market at MAX Lane sss psra.yzed
by the new, of the arGi,iics, combined vito tavora
bic reports Of the crops. Sales could not have been
effected unless II ial.
At Amsterdam yesterday Austrian metaiiilues rose
- per cent.
PARIS, July S.-GIeat asita'ion prevailed IN the
Bouise tc.osy aud prices continued 10 advance I'LL
they wCr, - per cent higher than they were yssier-
dry-se, &c. 10 !gr money ard G5-t0 fer accoUrt'-at