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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19
The Veterans Death.
BY SOLITAIRE.


IA soldier, who had served under Napoleon
was among the first victims Of the American
tanks at Palo Alto, and when some of his com
r'des halted beside his bleeding form to sympa
thse with him, he urged them on in pursuit., o
the foe, remarking that he had but met a soldier,
fate
Upon dread Palo Altos plain,
When was heard wars dim and rattle,
A soldier mingled in the fgh:
Who fearless dared the front of battle.
or he was SEEN with biting steel,
Rushing in the roar of strife
Seeking foemen in their ranks
Recking not for human life
His iron arm unhurt had waved
Ger other fields well known in story
Where shone the star of Austeriitz
On Eagle pinons bathed in glory;
But now the stern decree Of fate,
Has sped his summons from the foe,
And while with dauntless mien he fights,
Death strikes the aged veteran low
"The foemen ny," Hark to that shout
The dying hero hears the cry,
And, raising up his dropping head,
The fire kindlcs in his eve.
Brave men around him cluster now
One holds him by his trembling hand
While tears proclaim their grief that he
No more, on earth with them shall stand.
"Greve not for me, he proudly says
'Braye comrades on and win the field!
A soldiers fate is mine TO day
But, see 10 DEATH alone, yield"
He listened TO the sounds of strife,
Then joined them with his dying cry
MY last fought field is won," he shouts
"The eagles foes inglorious ny!"
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SLEEPINo IN CHuRoH.-Dow Jr., ssys:-
Sleeping in church is always tolerated in land
Of religious liberty; but loud snoring is mi.
ssncs 10 the more quie. and respectable sisspers.
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Manufacture and k0'p COT.
-ian,ly on hand, a large as
sorimeni 81 their Patent I'm
proved Sslamandcr F ] X L
PROOF SAFES. which are
81 constructed as to set at res.
all manner If loub, as 10 their
..l G. ..c - 4
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Miss Spizfzzle's school is daily rising in re-
puiation, for the refined morality inculculateG
by this excellent lady.
Miss Martha Muzzle, come up 10 spell'n.'
'P-i-l-l-o.w.'
What does that spellr
At spel--a-a hem .-it-a-pizen.'
mo. Try again
'Wsl now. Martha, where did you put your
head last nightl'
oh, gracious mum II don't like to tell.'
la! how modest the child 10. But YOU
must tell; coz it's sccordin' to the larnin' sys-
tsm.'
% dear-dont AK me-
Fiddle shall. and you shan answer.
'Ome! wal al must--i-a-Oh me -
it-a-was on Bob Bellows shoudsrs--bu, he .
my sweetheart, and Ma knows all about it,
'Wh-a-a-a-t! Miss Martha Muzzle,
you are dismissed rite out Of this ere school,
Sch doings would c'rupt every gal in the school
every one on em. | never should hear of
noth'n but shoulders sgain. Go rite out, miss,
this minute. Boston Star.
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A CA Il ID.

HAvIss had the pleasure Of trying the excel
lent Piano Fortes manufactured by Mr.. Meyer, end
exhibited the last exhibition Of the Frsnkn In
stiiu,e, feel il due to the true merit Of the maker
10 declare that these instruments are quite equal
and in some respects even superior. 10 all the Pr
sno Fortes, sew at the csPitsls Of Europe. and
during sojourn Of two years at Paris.
These Pianos will be sold at the manufactureT's
lowest Philsdelphis priccs II not something lower.
Persons are requested 10 call and examine for
themselves, at the residence Of The subscriber.
sunbury. May II, ls45. II. b. MAsSER.
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BAN NOTE LIST.
- PENNsYLvANIA.

The E,llowing list shows the curcnt value Of all
'enusslvan Bank Mites. The most implicit re-
lisnce may te placed upon II, it Is erery tceeh
arefnlly compared with ard corrected from Bick-
nelrs Reporter. 1- t. -i-1lt f'.....
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."EN1HUNu
p | a N @ S.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent,
Il for the sale of CONRAD MEYERS CEL-
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have plain,
massive and beautiful exterior 6uih, and, fr depth
and sweetness OF tone, and elegance Of workman
ship, are not surpassed by any in the United States
The following is q recommendation hom Cant
DIETS, celebrated performer, and himself man.
ufacjuIeT.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19

III lME, offs supsrior quality. can nov be had
s,,hs Lims kins Of Henry Masser, in Sun,
bury. May II, le45.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19


ha, they will resist the fire Of any huding in the
world. The outside case Of the Safes are made OF
boiler iron the inside case Of soapstone, and be-
tween the outer case and inner case is a space Of
some inches thick, and is filled in with indestruc-
iible material, =" ss To make il an impossIhiy TO
ever burn any Of the con inside Of this Chest.
These S"apsione Sal,mandeIs we are prepared
and do challenge the ws,d to produce any article
in the shape Of Book Safes that will stand much
heat, and we hold ourselves ready a, all times to
have them fairly tes,ei nv public bonfire, should
ny Of our competitors feel dispos,d TO try them.
We also continue To manufacture and keep CON-
s,antiy on hand large and general assortment, Of
our Premium Airtrhi Fire Proof s,afes &C which
we have large quantity in use, AMI in every in.
stance they have gwen entire satisfaction 10 the
purchasers-of which we will refer the public to n
few gentlemen who have them in use.
N. 4 q. Taylor, 1919 north 81 ST.; A. Wright
Il N phew, Vine s, wharf; Alexander Caror, Con.
veyancer, corner of Fihert and 9th s's.; John NJ
Ford, 80 north I'd It.. Mycr. Bush, 20 norh 81
st.; Bailey Il Brother, l3s Makrt st.; James N.
Paul. lOi south AL, St; DR. David Jayne, 3 south
Sd st; Matthew II. Miller, 20 south Sd ST.; and
We could name som- three or four hurdrrd others
II IL were necessary. Now invite the attention
Of the public, aud particularly those in want Of
Fire Proof Safes, to call st store b fore purcha
sing elsewhere, and We think We can satisfy them
that they will get better and cheaper article at
our store than any other establishment in the city.
We Also continue 10 manufacture Seal and Go.
pying Presses, made in such manner 10
sweI both purposes iioisting Machinrs, Fire
Proof Doors, with our own manufscture Of locks
on them, with d. Evsns's Patent keyhole cover
attached to the same; plain ind ornamental Iron
Railing, &c.
~ B-We keep constantly on hand large as.
snrtment of Patent Slate Lined Itefiigeratois,
Water Filters and Cooers and have also on
hand several second hand FIRE Proof Chests taken
in exchange for ours, which we will dispose Of al
very low prices.
Philadelphia, January 24th, Is46.-ly
XNHEAT,-The highest price given for
" Wheat. st the store Of H. MASSER.
A new supply Of Rose Ointment, just received.
Nov. 9Th, ls45.
OAR IRON-Just received and fos sale, cheap
- for cash, by HENRY MASSER.
sunbury, Sept 90, isf5.
SUPERIOR Port wine, Madeira and Lisbon
~ wines. Also superior Brandy and Gin, Lemon
Syrup Also few barrels of Bus FIsH, for sale
by HENRY MASSER.
sunbusy, July 18th, Is45.
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MONTOUR HOUSE,
LATE BRADY'S HOTEL,

OppOSue fHe COuTf UOUSSs
DANv VILE, PE N MA.
- THE Subscriber, who assisted fM S.
ve'd years in the management Of the q.
!... hove Hotel lately kept by NJ. s. A. Bra
GEHdy. bcgs leave to inform the travelling
public, that he has taken the establishment on his
own account on the first Of January, ls46.
The House has, OF late, Undergone many impo'-
tant alterations and the present conductor promises
TO leave nothing undone TO make it comfortable
and agreeable, as well a. . cheap and sccommoda.
ting stopping place for strangers who msy visit our
hoarishng village. No pains nor expense will I've
spared 10 ill the table and ihe bar with the hest the
markets afford, aud with the determination to de.
his entire personal attention to the comfort Of
those who NAV make his house their temporary g.
bode, and aided hy active, careful and obsng ser.
wants, he hopes to give gen. raj satisfaction, and re-
ceve q liberal share of custom.
GJJ' Large and commod'ous STABLES are at
iached 10 the esabl shmen,. which are attended by
cafiul and obliging no tiers.
GIDEON NJ. SHOOP.
January Gath. IS46.-n
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DENTISTRY.

PETE Il. NJ s s T. r,
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA,
ID ESrEcTFTJl.1.Y informs the citizens Of
Sunbury and vicinity, that he has opened an
office at the residence Of Henry Masser in Market
street, where he lie prepared to execute oil kinds Of
DKsrAL SuuexHr. Plate Work. SC on the latest
and most approved plans.
II wing had some experience and instruction,
under me of the most eminent and successful Den
,iss in Philadrlphia, he believes that he will he
abe to give satisfaction to those who may want his
services
la, es will he waited a, their places Of resi-
dence. His charges will lie moderate, and his
wo'k warranted.
Sunbury, March 2sth, 1876.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19

DEAR DEALISa.-A young and pretty girl
stepped into shop, where spruce young man.
who had long been enamored but dared not
speak, stood behind the counter selling dry
goods. In order to remain as long as possible,
she cheapened every thing at last, she said, i
believe you think am cheating you.'
oh, no. said the yOungster, to me you are
always fair
WELL whispered the lady, blushing as she
laid an emphasis on the word, 4 would not stay
SO long bargaining, if you were not SO DEAR
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EVANS g. WATSON,

No rs SoUTH TuIRD STREET,
Opposite the PHILADELPHIA Erchangc,
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o., Briggs delivered an address on Temper
=, Saratoga Springs on the evening OF July
sa' ! which he stated that whlle he was mem
90 ~ If Congress he had known seven or ei9At
U ramber. OF that body. of talents far above mo
';oe absolutely Killed with intoxicating
liquors.
-. Wyt1.-A friend extracts the following.
,.ar.,bcy were originally written by sailor
~ he Hank leaf Of hrs Bible:
.whiIst down the stream. q If sail,
ch;st be my ship and grac" my gale,
IT, he nv anchor, while ride,
Thi, book my compass Ger the tide
~. Uur Of tho whole net rcvcnnc Of Great
80 !. devoted to paying the interest Of tie
p''. ~ f,,per wars, and ncnrly ono half Of the
Gus. .;,de, IS scent IN preparing for future wars
'o''. :. containing the army and navy.
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RICHMOND HOTEL !:

CORNER STREETS RICHMOND, iA.)
4 OSE''H w. GILBERT. respectfully informs his
- friends and the Travelling public, that he has re
sumed the andlorsp of this we'll and orahly known
HOTEL. and he is prepared o make Travellers
Portable \ good and attentive Ostler Il all
ready take charge OF Horses and the stable we'll sup
Piled with prove nder. His charges reasonable
Sept 9th, l. 10 39tf
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B.lISAM OF I.IVERWORT,
Testimony that can be relied on.

take pleasure IN thus communicating to u public
an account Of an extraordinary r. formed my
n Re b. The OF Tiyor's falsaln LIyersprt. She
HAD f., some time suffered from affection the liver,
her symptoms follows: Pam ana soreness IN the
gh and the pit OF tb~ stomach pain uIder the
shoulder blade Co-tven attended with yeiiowneSS OF
tie >kin. ana re3ue ut attacks Q Jaundice.
She hi. tired almost every thing ana her phE>IcI III
cou.4 give her but LITTLE q To e pros
poet her berg well 4Eaa, the general opinion
that she might be patched little, hut that she
never could be cured. THIS her the time
the above medicine. She resolve, try 4ns
acly 10 the agent obtained ct th- large bot
Hes and common need using and By the bot
ti,s vtr, e, M She tc herself entirely cured. 1t Is
now some months since, and she still continues we'll
LEW Is I'll sk.
Richmond, Nay : 1916.
n--7-Ior saIe by pr } iIowcI!- agent for Richmond
Indiana.
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YEviIF undersigned ocr. for sale his handsome LOT
l. 81 The OF sixth and Nam streots IN The city
OF Richmond. This property we'll known t. The
cz.Bs fila, other description ~Ili be unnecessary
II viii LON for ash Pleas call and s~.
A8susr i1h, l-i6. +52Jtt JOHN SAILOR.
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" Z. " 6 = .

* h = - q
,O0 rross Nia'~ and Hottlcs--lll sizes.
30 boxes ~ ~ - ~ 100 hy HI hv lG-lG
l,y -, and - by Il Window and Picture Glass.
shop furniture,
Breast Pipes,
Graduate Measures.
$50 gross Y al and Bottle Corks
Surgical Instruments.
Japan Narni>h.
Chemicals.
Patent Medicines
Perfumery.
~ duznn Paint Brushes al! sizes.
Whit wash Scrub, and Backing Brushes.
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s COL BOOKS

SCHOOL BOOKS.
w NJ II. MOORE s. co. 10. Main street. East
w sde, between ID 18th, invite the of
purchasers Il wholesale or retaIi and especially
Country Merchants,
lher large stock varied assort,ren, Of School
Books tn most extensive to be found III he Western
Statese'fracine nearly every variety used the pr
used n the CONFINES OF the " stern and South
States
With partners resident IN New York who are largely
engaged IN publishing W H. NJ 81 co have advantages
country. enabling them 10 offer induce ments 10 Wssser"
Dealers TO buy OF them instead Of buyin. the Eastern
cities They publish the following
SIiNDiRD SCHOOL BOOks.
the productions authors Of Celebrity whom
among the er,.ieft Scientific and Success
fui Instructors county.
SANDER series Of Readers.
Comprising ref, Second, Third and Fourth Readers,
Spelling BooA, and Prnutcr.
Nciiiigott's Dung Anl!y2"r.
DO. Anal tcai Manual,
Tortrr's rhetorical Reader,
Nevtnan.s Rhetoric;
f:rav's Chemistry,
oini~tea'@ Rua.Jnens Of Philosophy and Astronomy:
iiooarcAa National Geography,
I4rley Geograpi.y for Beglnnrfs,
II teicocA's Geology.
Gales Philosophy;
Saw ycrs Moral Philosophy;
Iutlrr's Analogy;
Cousins Psychology.
Sufficient evidence y e Of these Books
en- the faot that That H. aggregate sae Is yearly.
Sererat Hundyed Thousand Ceotes-
Also, for sale
stationery. of all kinds,
Letter and Cap Papers inh. InsHanis, Steel
Fens t.ailgs States, Blank Books. Sc sc
G-AHof winch purchasers may depend upon Obtain
ing personally By order the lowest prices CASH.
Ws. II. MOORE & GO.
Aug II, l-46.- 81 ITO Nom 81, Cincinnati
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TOPPER. TIN. NnELT-iR0s, AND BRlSS-WihE
MANU- kCTOnY


TENfoS. i BARGIS, has removed his establishment
from Cr1.travil!e Richmond. Main street. u
tcw do"r> East OF tie Branch Bank,
SfGN or THE GOLDEN TIT KETTLE;
wler. he has iIaad extensive assortment Of
SION -, such = Premium Cooking stoves Seven ami
Ieiiut Stoves. ancy ana Pain far.or Stoves Buch :.
Patent Cooking StoVr-WicI! fer saving fuel and fast
eooAIng. cannot be surpassed
HoUo.r U5r.-suci as Ovens, Pots. S4Illets, Tea
Kettles, Sugar Kettles Pans. " 4ii Irons. and
other articles, made Of both Furnace AMI Foun
derry Iron.
Copper and Brass Ware of every description, made
to oyder-r,lch WORMS. STILLS De kfrTLss,
~ ALWAYS and, Kettle from n orfy gallons
Clue Kettles Copper Measures Brass Kettles Of all 81
zes, Brass Ladies'. &c &c.
\ tall assortment o TIN WARE kept constant
!, on hand and kinds Gabs and Piping male
order. I J did " are KEPAisEp-3T
Od C1ger Brass. Peuter Lead, bought PAID for
f! work.
! Beng thankful fol. the he has l.t-ra.
received, hops b. diligently attending business
si continue 10 receive share Of public favor ms
new location
Richmond Ia sept 10Th. 1915 3.n
4 SAFE, neat. and secure BOX for keeping Matches,
"A fer sale at the BOOK STORE
for sale cheap at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
Richmond. Oct -. ISIS.
IYWhcat wanted d, this office.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,

RICHMO D, IND.
IENHE subscriber wishes call the attention Of the
travelling public the fact that he has sturncd o
his old Stand, THE NATIONAL that he
putting the House, well the whole establishment,
in first order for the Of the cling
public, with the that he will be
done III the kind and close that
NAV favor him with call pains shall be spared
the comfort and enjoyment OF his guesfs-ln short, he
IS determined TO keep good and orderly house, and
make every that calls HIM at home His charge
shall be as low any house Of the kind the
shall dissatisfied il in his power 60 prevent
Feeling thankful past fvor. he hopes To be sustained
by hls Old friends and customers Any favor will be-
thankfully received, and, IN his humble way, shall be
turned.
n Il. Good sheds for carraSes-good yard for wagon
and every attention 10 them few good horses and
carriages, that person wishing to any
az .on4nu shall be accommodated without DELAY
DANIEL ID. SLOAN.
Richmond. oct %, 1915 4j-V
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NEE TIN g s & Q
r. 81 nr & z e q. II G =
MASS MEETING.

MASS MeE InG.
rPTherc will be Il meeting OF the
friend, Of the great Temperance re
hrmation. held IN this city on saturday
die sd, Of September next SAMUEL
+. CAREY, ESQ has promised tohi-
tcud Olhcr distinguished speakers
have been invited, and are confidently
expected 10 be- present. All Glas%cN
arc respectful, invited to attend, and
listen to the arguments which may be
advanced. All are alike interested.
NOTICE Tho members Of tho Young Mons
f,orarv A s.ociation are notified that their Quar-
,erly Mcclin. Is 10 be held, at the uslal place Of
meeting. on Monday evening, SEPT. !. ProinP;
atianInncc is requested.
The Trustees Will meet IN tho Hall on FRI
day evening ncNt, ith INST.
By order Of the Board. T. w. DAVIS, soc.
Richmond, Sept. !, l>l6.
prBLIC PROCESSION At Cn>NiRsNiiiE
Tho Sons Of Temperance al ConnersvilIo, Will
have a public procession, ON tho lOlh ct Scptcm-
her, At winch tuo tho presentation Of bible
to the DIVISION bv the adlcs Of tho place, viii
farm a part of the proceedings OF the day. Cen.
S.F.CAREY. j. &. VAUGHAN, and other dl.-
uncushcd speakers expected to be ON hand.
Tho members OF tho order and tho public gcncr-
aly arc cordially invited 10 attend.
A. J. RIGHT, w. 7.
Vim. VI. CLARK, i. ;.
Inst Of BunGs-tAe MITES Of "h.ch ,ec'ieed by tie
B,onch Bunk at Etchmomd
State Bank of Indiana.
E v"S ., ,na ., and hr Branches
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Ehysic Out Diseases!

FhS~lC (5Ud DI>ca>c>!
nR. kATXS ANTI-B,LLIOUS LIFE PILLS
4 J III" best Medicine in the known world to accom-
fllsi tins important work.
Those afflicted with dyspepsia. Sick Stomach, Pain in
The side and Back Liver Complaint. Loss of Appetite,
NeakneSs the Stomach and Bow els Costivencss. Fe
and tguc Bilious, and other Eevcrs, should
obtain box of these Pills. They Purify the
Blood, TeHovatr tie system such that
is'impossibe Disease remain when they used
according o directions. Price >
For sale al the Richmond Book Store
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THRAsHING MACHINES.

He is also making lhrashug Machines. of every dc
pt5on embracing all the late improvements, that
line. HIS Machines of different suitable for
one two, four horses that farmers by having a
small machine may their toll, ana 10 their
threehing.
Thankful past favors, he respectfully requests those
wishing 10 procure any thing in his line, TO give HIM
call before purehu>tng elsewhere.
j His shop Nam street, directly opposite MIR.
Lewis Burk's livery STABLE second door below MIR
Bowers Hotel. + \. DGGDAlE-
j. \. +. suitable person wanted to Travelling
Machine and also, i with two horses to sta
tionary Machine T. A. ID.
RichmoGd, May ..Gth, ISIS. 2l:tm
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TIyIiE undersigned thankful for past favors, beg
to inform the citizens OF Richmond and vic
tina; HEY have added to their Establishment,
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taD pieces tt Brown Shortingt. 81 III" best
bte1"hcG Silt"rtin"S ot various KINDS.
Brow II and ElraeiIed prtattng,, F'ichlng<,
Cn.t"n Checks. Table Diapers Blrachcd and
Canton llduucle-
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List Of BanLsfhe MITES Of rhsch ,fc'tred by liz"
Bfanch Baak a Htchnaoid.
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yEyHoS. I BARGIS. has removed his -<tabIfsi,1l
I from CrutEevil!s 70 Richmond. Main street
tew doors East OF tie Branch Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-06

80 hacknied subject. The debate will probably
be terminated on Monday or Tuesday next
This has been quite fashionable week in this
city and Georgetown.
On Monday evening, one Of the regular Washing
ton assemblies came off at Carusi's, in this city.
Tuesday evening, the third OF the Georgetown
assembhes1was held at Holtzman's Hotel. Mr.. Bo-
disco, ex Postmaster General Wicklifie, and other
distinguished gentlemen, were present. The ladies
were numerous and beautiful Alexandria, Baltl-
more, Philadelphia, New York and Washington,
poured liberal contributions into this rich assembly
Dancing was kept up until three O'clock and Hotz-
mans supper was elegant that il took his guests
long time to dispose OF il These Georgetown as
sembies the pleasantest parties of the season.
This evening the Presidents mansion was open
FOR visitors. Before nine O'clock the rooms were
crowded TO sufiocation. There was no dancing
This is annoying to some who used TO take so much
pleasure in Mrs. Tyler's hops The ladies' begin to
sigh tor restoration OF the Tyler dynasty. Gen.
Scott and John Wentworth were the tallest men
there. The company broke up between ten and
eleven o'clock.
Tomorrow evening party will be given at John
Quincy Adams, which will throw several others IN
the shade.
Besides these larger there are several other par
ties every night which still keep the tide OF human
bliss rolling on