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A kREScHNAy IN TRoUBIE-Mons. Gaillard, being very keaTs and suffering from a cough, soat for Doctor Elder, one of the most eni- ncnt cf New Jersey physicians, Before he c&me. the worthy Frenchman turned to the die tioaary to sec how cough was pronounced, and observed that plough was pronounced yior, na- ,arallx adopted that pronunciation. To make sssuraace douhly sure. and having malady in the osssf, a scrt of 6ronoiitis, he again looked tn thc dictionary for the prVper words to- ex- Fsess himself. We'll, Monsieur" said the Doc sOr, as hc ca:crcd, what is the matter with yoay" The patient replied, Il have von lcete ASrS and have got a bad cop." You've got horse and cow-I do not understand you" replied the doctor. Mon Dicu they will vl don't yoa lock the stable door, then 2" "On Moa Diea r said the Frenchman, claspiug his hands. |" yon no me understand. got n,aladie in the box l" "Got your lady in box l- What. with the COW and horse" Oh sacre 1! the trUws creatures no let me sleep. "Oh the bugs bite you at night Lyon is the man for yoa then. not me," replied the doctor. Assum- ing diglified air, the Frenchman gravely said, IS he struck his breast significantly, have got here, Sair, AOrss, a ooc, and the bro ,ca eyeafarss l ask you, sair. to cure my oor.-- Why for you no do it v Because am not a COW doctor.' "Yes, sair, you are you cure my wife's COW" At this minute worthy Dutchman, Mir. Van Mater, entering, the dis pate was referred to him. who decided it must be mistake but, that if he had horse and COW he would not allow any tenant of his to keep them in the parlor, but would build sta. ble for moderate rent
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LTTCHFIELD, THURSDAY, AUGUST IA, 1856.

"-I-I-don't know" said Mir. Brown Where would you wish to be carried, Mrs. Jones ?"
 "Home, of course" murmured Mrs. Jones'
 "Where is that ?" asked the driver
 II don't know" said Mr. Brown.
 "No. l9 H. street." said the gentle man already introduced, glancing contemptous- ly at Brown
 "Will you help me out, Mr. Jones ?" said the lady, "I am not fully recovered from the fainting fit to which your cruelty drove me-"
 Are you quite sure that lam Mr. Jones ?" asked Mr. Brown with anxiety
 "Of course" said Mrs. Jones.
 "Then," said he, resignedly, II suppose I am. But if you will believe me, was firmly convinced this morning that my name was Brown, and to tell the truth, haven't any re- collection of this house.
 Brown helped Mrs Jones into the parlor !; but, good heavens conceive the astonishnent of all, when man was discoverered seated in an arm chair who W as the very fac simals of Mr. Brown, is form features and every other respect !!
 Gracious w calculated the lady, which which is my husband"
 An explanation was given, the mystery clear ed up, and MT. Browns pardon sought for the embarrassing mistake. It was quite delightful to think that after all he was not-Mr Jones, with wife and child to boot Mir. Brown has net since visited the place where the ' Comedy of Errors" happened. He was afraid of losing his identity.
 It was fortunate thing, perhaps, for Mir. Jones that he happened to be at home just at that particular time.
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BE SYsrEMArIc-It will add much more to your convenience than you can imagine It saves time, saves temper, saves patience, and saves money For time it may be little troublesome but you will soon find it easier to do right than wrong that it is easier to act by rule than without cue
 Be systematic in everything let il. extend to most minute trifes, it is not beneath you.- Whitfield could not go to sleep at night if, after retiring, he remembered that his gloves and riding whip were not in their usual place, where he could lay his haud on them in the dark in any emergency and such men are the men who leave their mark on the worlds history Systematic men are the only reliable men they are those who comply with their engagements. They are minute men. The man who has nothing to do is the man who does nothiug.- The man of system is soon known to do what he engages to do to do it we'll, and to do it at the time he promised consequently he has his hands full. When 1 want any mechanical job done, go to the man who l always find busy, and do not fail to find him the man to do the job promptly and to the hour.
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Miscellaneous Interpretations.

Miscellaneous Interpretations. Bridgeport Woolen Mills incorporating the, Canton Union Agricultural Society incorporating Christ Church Middletown, changing name of. Cove Fire Engine Co. No. l, of Stamford incorpo- rating the,
 Fair Haven Union Cemetery incorporating the, Hoccanum Fire Engine Co. No 1, of Rockville; in. cooperating the,
 Trinity church Portland authorized to subscribe to stock of Middlesex Co Bank Quinnipac Malleable Iron Co.,; amending charter of Lewis Female Cent Society incorporating the, Itchfeld Co Historical and Antiquarian Society; in. cooperating the,
 New Haven Orphan Asylum amending charter of New Haven Water Company; |" ." Norwalk Gas Light Company incorporating the, Rocky Hill Ferry; allowing increase of toll on,
 Raiiroads East Thompson Railroad extending time for build. ing the.
 rarnisg,en Valley Railroad extending time for New Haven, New London & Stonington R. R. Co.,; New Haven New London and New London Stonington. consolidated under name of New London & stonington R. R. Co.,; alteration of charter of r-a t New London, willimantic & Palmer R. R Co: an. thorized to sell or lease part of their road Naugatuck R. R. Co.,; authorizing issue of bonds bv and amending charter of, Norwich & Worcester R. R. Co.,; amendment of char. ter of, New Britian Middletown R R, O.; exsspa;,s time for construction of New York Boston R. R. Co.,; extending tina f,r completing, - ~ New York Boston R. R. Co.,; confrm;nr ,,r;o, ,s Charles River Railroad Company with. ~' Union Branch R. R. Co; Incorporating the,
 SchooM Brooklyn School Society validating acts of Danbury-d School Society of; changing name of. Guilford Lyceum incorporatinc fha -' Litchfeld--9th dist Schonl S,Ts.a,e ~, part of and constituting 10th district
 nual meeting of a7 T - - Rockville Institute; incorporating the, se Russell Trust Association; incorporating the,
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Too MucH TwisrlSe.-The follies of grown people are frequently brought out by children m starting prominence. Two girls of twelve or fourteen years passed along Lake street the other day, surrounded by hoops and trailing long dresses over the dirty pavement. They were novices in the management of such rig ging. but determined to acquire the art or die In the attempt. Do twist too much P ask. cd one of the anxious couple, as she wrigpled along. "Oh no." said the other, dropping a little behind to observe her. but if you could raise little on your toes as you squirm, i, would throw your dress better
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 WHAT DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE !--The San Francisco True Californian, in speaking of the murder committed in Washington by Her bert, the member of Congress, denounces him as noted backleg," and says that this is not the first act of the kind in which he was bloody participant. It then goes on to say that few years ago, this same Herbert resided in Texas, few miles from the town of Richmond, on the Brazos river. A quarrel occurred between two gentlemen named Colin Cooke and Jonathan D. Waters. Waters resolved to murder Cooke, and for that purpose started over to his house, accompanied by John Waters and the honorable member of Congress. They were all armed with double barreled shot-guns and revolvers After reach ing the house, it was agreed that Herbert and John Waters should rush in and seize Cooke and prevent him from using his arms as he was noted for being brave man, and most desperate one. They accordingly knocked at the door, and when it was opened they rushed in, seized their victim, and held him securely until Waters could take aim. They then releas- ed him, and fired. Cooke was not killed the first discharge, but leaped over the bed and was about scizing his weapons, when he was shot down by the contents of the other barrel In the agouies of death he exclaimed, "give me some water" when his murderer drew his revolver, and shot four balls into his body These are facts, and are vouched for by a gentleman in San Francisco who heard the testimony in the case. Such was the prelude to the late tragedy at Washington. May God shake the lofty mountains of California into the sea, if she can send such another Represents tive to Congress
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The Printers. BY JOHN COOPER VAIL.

Hurrah for natures noblemen,
 In. artists of the mind! Haill wieIders of the mighty pen, With every glory twined Where thought scars freely to its god, Unshacklcd as he gave it, The freemen rules OCT Freedom s sod, As frtemen long will have it. Roll back the veil of many years, The iron age just broken, The spirit Of Faust appears,
 To ind out freedoms token. A German still unknown to fame,
 Made Europe's wise men wonder, As he who holds dearer name,
 Drew down the living thunder. Tis yours the mighty past to solve, The record of the ages, And still like brilliant suns revolve Around the futures pages. You whispered to Genoa son
 A deed that seemed gigantic, And he world of glory won,
 Across the haoad Atlantic. lis yours to wake the Russian slave, To rouse the noble German To tell Hibcrnia she Is brave,
 Downtrod by England's Firman. To bresthe the records of the past To men of heart and daring, When BoTimere threw to the blast A banner worth the bearing. Pale Earope still must paler grow, Her heartstrings now are breaking; And her blood drops freely flow,
 OpfacssioR's scai forsaking. They flow to water our fair trce, And frosa it ne CT to sever A health te Franklin, Liberty,
 And Frceio,n's press foreycr
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eg We ridicule others for their fears and failures and fail like them in like situations l; for many path that looks smooth at dis tance, is found to be rough when we have to travel it. AM
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Hr Steam conveyances are great institu- ton. In almost any part of the country, man can leave home in the morning, take the rail. road or steamboat, and in few hours go to- destruction and the grave Fast travelling that, for long journey
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To Alt WHox IT MAY CoScERx.-The fol. lowing Notice, is posted conspicuously in a publication office out West
 "Shut the door-and as soon as you have done talking on business, serve your mouth the same way"
 Bores wouldn't do slow thing to cut this out and paste it in their hats.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-14

THE DOUBLE BLEssING.-We take the fol- lowing amusing anecdote from the Rev. Mir. Smiths book entitled Nine Years among the Convicts" In the New Hampshire State Prison, of which Mr. Smith was Chaplain, was Scotchman, who had been servant to gen. tleman travelling in Europe in company with gentleman who had a French servant Of this Frenchman the Scotch prisoner told the fol- lowing:
 The following anecdote, (for the truth of which cannot vough, though for several req sons l think it genuine, ) he related to me. In Corfu, on the Sabbath, the travellers were sit- ting together on the piazza of the hotel- Op- posite was the cathedral. It was during the celebration of high mass" The French ser want came to his master and asked for some money, which was denied him. "Ven," said the Frenchman in bad English, II sail lave ze money some how" He had noticed that the people on entering the cathedral, opposse, de- posted their offerings in box placed near the door. As if new thought struck him, rubbing his hands together he exclaimed, "Zat will do, ze money will be all ze better for being conse- crated," and across the street he ran Seeing no one near or looking on, he quickly forced of the top of the box, and soon filled one pocket but just then the tinklng of bell announced that the service had closed.
 He had time only to replace the cover of the box, when out came the bishop and the priest, followed by the congregation. The Frenchman still clutching handful of coin he had taken from the box, at once brought his face into most sanctimonious form, and began to pray, dropping at each sentence coin in the box His remarkable piety and hberahty at once at tracted the attention of the reverend fathers, who looked on moment, then coming up to him, the bishop laid his hands most kindly up- on his head, and called down blessings upon him from the Holy Trinity, St. Peter, St. Paul, &c. &c. The Frenchman, as he dro opped the last piece of coin in his hand, bowed with the most admirable grace, and expressed the most unbounded gratitude Then walking quickly across the street to the travellers, who were writhing in their efforts to keep from out right laughter, exclaimed, "Tauk heaven, tank heaven. ", I am doubly pleased. You hear ze blessing of ze hshop. Zat aeas ger good, ger .fae, ger rieh; but @is," skipping. his hand on his well-flled pocket, |" @is much bettare Sis splendid! sis magnyfeent"
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-14

Have you ever broken . horse |" in- qulFed horse jockey. No, not exactly" re- pied Simons, bat have broken three or four uagous.n -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-14

V - That's .. good impression" as the
 yosag lady said whsa kissed by printer.
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Comptroller's Report.


 STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ss:
 OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE,
 JuIY, A. D. 1s66. Comptroller of public accounts, exhibited to the General Assembly, at their late session, comprise such parts of said report are by law required to De published in the several newspapers in this state by
 N. D. SHERRY, Secretary of State. The State of Connectca in generai acosnt e reets and expenditures e funds appropriated for us es1re1 ezpa- ses of goraHment. For amount of payments from the Treas- ury from the 31st of March, 1S65, to 1st of April, 1856, for the current expen- ses of government, under the following heads, viz:'
 Debenture and contingent expenses of General Assembly, $36, BPS 38 tive and Judicial. 22,ses 30 Contingent expenses of Government, 99,523 61 Judicial expenses, 75,51S 3e Expense of supporting State Paupers, 2,200 % Schools, " fS ~ s,7s2 s2 Salary of the Directors of State Prison, 800 co Advances made to Quarter Master General, 6,331 52 lE1 tions 1O,s46 46 For amount paid loan from School Fund, 1,924 % s25s,i2 oi 1S55. CONTRA. Dr. April l. By balance in Treasury March
 Report ' '''' p'' 0'Ap''''' sse, ,4ol Ss
 By payments into the Treasury
 from 8lst March, 1855, to 1st
 April, 1856, viz:
 From Forfeited Bonds, 670 51
 q Avails of Courts 2,2i4 86
 q Dividend on Bank Stock,
 Taxes &c., 2l4,17o 60
 By balance to new account, 4,G64 89 1856. s26s, ,l2l 91 April l. By balance of Civil List Funds
 in Treasury, S4,004 80
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- Entertain no evil thoughts.
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CHAPTER LXXXVI. An Act for the protection of Sheep, in the Destruc-
 ton of Wild Cats Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen tatives in General Assembly convened: SEC l. Any town in this State may, at its ar,nu- al meeting, offer bounty of five dollars. to be paid by the treasurer of said town for the killing of each and every wild cat within the limits of said town satisfactory evidence of such killing being made to said Treasurer
 SEC 2. The act entitled "Ar Act for better pro- tection of Sheep in the destruction of Wild Cats, " passed at the May Session, A. D., 1853 is hereby pealed.
 SEQ 8. This act shall take effect from its passage Approved June 19 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-14

CHAPTER LXXX1. An Act in addition to An Act for the Assessment and
 Collection of Taxes. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Represen tatives in General Assembly convened: That all property, real and personal, which has been or may be granted or given to "The Hartford Hospital" and by them invested and held for the use of said institution shall with the income there ot, remain exempt from taxation. Prooided, That the property of the directors of said institution shall not be exempt from taxation Approved, June 9, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-08-14

An Act in addition to act for the Assessment and
 Collection of Taxes.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives in General Assembly convened: That nothing contained in the twenty fourth sec tion of An Act entitled, An Act for the Assessment and Collection of Taxes shall be so construed as to contradict in any manner impair any of the pro- visions of section sixth, of the same act. Approved June 10, 1856,
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