Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17

myself With reflections upon this new, uneX pected, and most extraordinary adventure.
 " It must be confessed" thought l, boilin; with rage, never was man treated so befor upon bridal excursion. One of these ladie almost shoots my head off, another pulls m' out of my soundest teeth !'
 1 regarded with silent melancholy the beau tiful tooth with its grard roots. I had never had the slightest reason to complain of it.
 The sudden cry with which had protested against 6 continuance of the barbarous opera tion, had no doubt reached the ears of the Counsellor. He came hastily in and inquired the cause of my apparent distress.
 " Your lady daughter" said I, not in the politest tone, has been pleased, notwith standing all could say, to deprive me of a sound tooth, service for which I can hardly thank her."
 Sound 7" said he, with a shake of the i head l am little doubtful on that point Emile, as the best physicians have assured me, is very sklful, and especially in dentistry" ! have learned that" answered I, "altho' 1 had not the slightest desire to test her skill J
 You should be thankfnI," said Junghauel, in tone of comfort "by little pain you have been saved much suffering hereafter ! ou have nothing to fear from my daughters sure hand. The operation is happily oyer But, my friend" he added, "you will need rest an hours nap can do no harm. If you please, I will accompany you to your room"
 "I was delighted with the idea of getting clear for a while of my tormenters.
 After tea," said the Counsellor, "we will take walk over my estate. It is fine day"
 was shown comfortable chamber beau tifully furnished, with delightful prospect from the windows
 Here you may find amusement too," said my hoSt pointing to a richly filled book case " If you need anything you need only ring"
 Wishing me refreshing siesta, the Coun- sellor withdrew. l was alone looked out of the window and was refreshed by the beau tiful prospect
 "Ths is really charming residence" tl,o't l, |" if it were not for tGese girls with their dcvsh pursuits. The old man is much too weak against these furies That Dieffonbach has pulled out one of my teeth, so that spit blood as if were in the last stage of con sumption, he seems to regard as fir endIy ser vice l suppose he is quite delighted with his daughter when she pulls out his friends teeth
 At all events l'll not stay here long, I will see Oxen, however, and fulfil my uncle's wishes to the letter, and then I'm off, If were to stay here much longer l believe Dief- fenbach would have my legs and arms off, un- less they were first shot away by Nimrod.'
 During these cogitstion> 1 continued spit ting blood--I felt no pain, but the hole in my jaw was very uncomfortable.
 must certainly conftss,'' said I to my self, never saw more beautiful creatures. They could hardly be handsomcr--but what is all their beauty, if ones life is not safe But l want to see the third sister, Ernestine. To judge by her portrait she is softer than the others she is naturalist, and at least does not operate on human beings like Louise and Emile. What her papa has told me of her | tonGneSS for spiders and other insects is, to be sure, not very recommendatory, but it does not cndangcr ones life This confoun(ed ! bood-Spitting will never cease l guess shall gct along best with Okcn.
 { It is lucky for me and NLinna," thought I . continuing my ehCctionS. " that these maid ens have such singular passions and besides, they certainly give themselves no particular trouble to make an impression upon a young mans heart in fact, they seem to be bent upon matreatng me If it were not SO, and if they only kept themselves quiet like other girls should have to look out for my heart. and no one would wonder at that in the case of such extraordinary beauties
 1 would gladly have smoked my cigar ac- cording to custom but the blood in my mouth would not allow it. 1 was greatly excited by tn, strange adventures which had befacn me within so short a time \ brief hours sleep on the sofa could not fail to be welcome took off my coat, stretched myself out in my shrt-SleeveG on the sofa, as it was rather warm and with my remaining onc-and-thirty teeth laid my tired head on the cushion.
 Sleep came, but it was no sleep that could refresh me. The torture I had suffered witl the wierd sisters was worse in my dreams thar in reality. Now Louise was shooting off m, head, and now Emile was digging at my teeth. So they alternated each vision grow ing worse than the preceding. The perspra tion started from me, as if 1 were in purgato " I ached and groaned enough to draw pity from stone. After Nimrod had shot hol. through my body, so that tLe sun shone thro, then came Dieffenbach with string, on whicl hung my one-and-thirty teeth. l was tooth less, like an old man of eighty /; but my tor ture was to be still greater. Deffenbach pro duced a long thin iron. sharp as needle, ane was about to operate on my heart. protest ) ed naturally, and strove to keep her off witt r desperation, but it was in vain. Invisible
 hands seized and held me hand and foot ; + could not move my heaving breast was lai, a bare, ana with a demoniac laugh, the horrbl }. creature plunged the steel into my heart. Tn precipitation rolled from me- 1 cried out an ;- awoke.
 d After my eyes were open, Ithought I wa a still dreaming, and my hair stood up like s + many tapers. Emile stood in reality befor
 me, a lancet in her hand, my arm stripped UT and dark red jet was flowing from it into !. basin, which maid-servant was holding.
 Mercy what is the matter with me!"