Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-19
.f4onAudad Fron5F First Rage3

silk would Terminate It more rapidly than was desired. In fall tlseTe are two terrible mol n,ents--the departure and, the arrival the in terval of the voyage itself is nothing. There is a story told of alikasoh,, Mho falling from a fifth story, addressed thenfollewing fervent prayer ss.iss the ,sRa 4T s444fT's oA 4o'd
 rynuOaoHT CKA Xa4aG ! 7Ua afAtp9e gHek etslgtB oae Aaf9 atY Erqu, niss 1g R'ssss1H ssss En HJaad sa aOd towards
 .sWs SOse very Sigh, but it was necessary to Sene,dS See wligfe We Ignorant VfS&s Ssass position was a every critieai on }. BelPW0A ss2Ye icuujd sse, ,4w Ire marshes, AAd ipdhe dixtance: i've ) could hear the roar of the 4ReG ,aGs threw out Ihallast; otftf mounting again, soon. .l6SD tight of the iearil. LNL..'s UisaE pL,anont 1t, and itwas necessary to keep aDlpck cut rr order afb oeff4et, if necessary. q Hastebt.,y I'M E. Y.epmpass showed zthat we were going towards the eastlIt Ithatis to say, to$ards GermapylaH ,Y9IauT taSEA-'-i3 iso.l3 -
 In tAs rggmiug, after q aIfrdea breakfast mads,intAe< clouds, we re-descended. Au i'm fnense plain was beneath Us: The villages ap. peared tG us likR ehilFdrsp toys; ;, rivers seem ed 4Meohttfe fiyutets i; it. was. magical.r The sddsshUne 'splendfdiy over all Towards eight o'clock we arrived near,ra q great lake ; there l found ont opf bearings. and announced that we WAt8at4ba end of Holland; near the sea..s!i We wsds compeiiedto to think 6f. landing ino1ordar to take in 2 little belfast. 9phapply the heav teesa laIh sp olent that la feWa aminutes were broken. The valve was, shut, aud the bSa16Uh, aVhich G6uld carry us,i no longer, be- sgAalE gdui career, We rose from twenty to t6ft4y metres, aud fell with incredible force. Little by little; ths balloon ceased to rise, and rtnsS4 apon it's side. Then began a,furi- das afs3 rdered race; all disappeared befors us tfges, thlckets, walls, all broken or burst through Hy the shock # ,wasafrightful.q Some times It was a lake, in Yhichawe plunged q bag, theo1 o1thiekf mudqoY wliehigehtefed roour rieasths' and our eyes Stop! stopssa we shouteefhy earegeao Wi.hthc monster who was draggingns along IlHoI.9 Etlr d4IiAa
 A raissy us-a AT tfain ain1d passing ; t stppped at, our. cries, but we carried. away lic posts and wires .Ansiinstant .aterNapds7svei perceived in tlh distaneeuaired heuse-+a see it fiowi.the wind bore us straight 9was' death for all ,sfof' we sllsutsi be dashed ito pieces No one ostbke, say those hine persons, oh,e of WHO'LL ssA Lady, who iwere-clinging to avien- dersQeognl .qf ozef, ,e'fpri whom eseryi s,sebnd sssp fRa sal ss 5lta "a 1lifa r,smA All
 tongues were mute. all faces were calm. N a- dsr saon asl$ If Yle spyvrHg her with his body. haWt0 paea.U aIXod Iia 9T 2uO.
 tJ@ka adiadard thenatplsd aud accomplished Il sqtA5aIeoastp of hetoisnh- 8 He cla,nberet 4ui} in. to taslhattia&, the shocks of which war1 so terrible. uiree hsnes9he fell. oti my head. Asqs4gsp iiy featheds'th cord of'theSsyvidlve opened i.y ~ ti4 ii,.; sl way or esCape' the 9east eased to rise, but it Still it Shot along p H pr!zontaf Nline, with prodigiious ra- piatI,s,td herslw were We usqnattipg down upon tfe hgt gSierh ear. ..@s1aks care B. We cried, whsRsas llresMas in the Way.g We jturned flo m ittdaSaa aahaItree was broken but the gballoon was dlscf'argtlig its gus, aud if lhe qlnmense plain sNelwesG cpUssaUg had yet q few leagues. we were ssaved But suddenly u forest ap, peared idtqtte horizon; we must leap oput at whatever itsk, for the car would bIs da shhed to pieces atothe' first collision with those trees. got down into the car,-and raising myself l know not how, for suffered from a wound in my knees, my trousers were torn. s...-.,-.,
 .5dAMfpsed, and made ] know not how many reSalationaland fell upon my head. After n mlsl9se S @ G G3lizzitlessI zitl rose, car was then iaE, aEas Kystlle aid ofoa stick, I dragged my. self to the f9rest,and having gone few steps, usagu SOtae grOanS. m ,tt, ,, y,... ,-..,r.A HEfsI Iix vas stretched on the soil fright tailyedis6gared, his body was one wound: he haAA a aEn broken, the chest torn, and an 1an cie dlslocated. The car had disappeared. @t Al ter crossing q river hearl . cry.
 Nadar Mas stretched on the ground with q dls!ocated shigh his wife had fallen into ,be riyeE A1nthes eonpaniion was shattered, We occppied Anrsehes with St. Felix and +NaIar and, @ @his yafs, Intyihg to assist the latter. I WakRsaEg dEoWaed, ,,for Il fell into the w1ter anas1sEA ss, sa K They picked me up again, and fouuu the bath had done me goods ( By theos. slsfanesaf the inhabitants, the salvage was lrot together. 2 Vehicles were brought. They Plafe9 us npon straw. My knees bled; my ioihs and head seenled to be like lnineemeat pnt aId not lose my presence of mind m .it
 stants and for a second I felt hamiliated at looking from the truss of straw at those clnnas which ip the night I had under my feet Ii @a4aB this way we reached Ruthem, in .Han- oveens s js t:s sG ttt st5aFss eift a',. ~ v @Seya9tsen hours jEss Ee had made nearly two hundred aad sixty leagues, Our course it- ternGte had covered n spacs of three leaopss NQ%fhasftsis over, have, some shudderinps. It does snot, signify ;s we have made a aood JoalSey,.a add Il marvel to see with what indif. tereS9e n ae.s nay regard the most frish,fnl death, Sen; bcSidrs the neosEsect of ste;aa ansh- ed1Nb9 oA ,oqr, way. We. had that of. saiuno the sea {; and d,howa long should we have lived then E ap glad to have seen this-happier setdr 9ey'ag so,nsIra!s to geada,I al sIsa so
 DR-sMITH's FEMALE REC uLAToR' :
 HAS suppianted all other Female Medicines wherever 1t has been ihtrodticed. and sor tha