Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-06-10
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Until your breeches are paid forllhe 80 le.t ia'-
.,or owns Them. ~ .laissi ss...a,ss 'ssg , 30, l9
Pc, words are The daughters Of the wind, bu'
X actions are the sons Of The soul.ss ,sas'a,
,A.,eni-full Of Canada Indians have been
epcamped near Allentown, Pa for week
cor, two past. s. YytiiH4t QfA tsi 2 AAdF'
- Silver is said 10 have been discovered ~
the stone onarry of II. Musselman,' inslan-
easter county, Pa. el' l'pf. es.7t
The editor Of The Jackson MOI True Wit
ness, says he tbas not seen adruuken man IN
Jackson, since he Legislature ddjowneaT
sl., Postage stamps that have been once nsep
before. should moi be pu, upon letters, 1t Is
very improper so the postmaster says, ana
he ought TO know
There is a man in Boston, who six months
aco. was in reduced circumstances, but is
now making ne, profit Of $500 per week
by the sale ola popular patent medicine
When you see young woman Just out oil
bed at nine O'Clock, leauing with her elbow
upon the table, gasping and sighing, "oh
dear, how dreadful.y feel''-rely upon il
she will not make good wife.
THE GOOD OF ALL.
nTruti-ever lovely since the World bcgann "
The friend OF woMAS-nnd the friend of MANI
or-uIen-or Low-or RIcm-or POOR we call,
The good OF EACH rests Ii the good Of ALL.
rHILADELrHA.
A man at Allegheny city, Pa, has just pat
enied machine for making horse-shoes,
which will, it is said, turn out twenty or
twenty-five pei minute, perfect in every part.
By this machine the price OF horse-shoes viii
be reduced full so per cent. ,aoa
The ladies OF Maysvilie, Kentucky, recent
ly presented a pair of paniaoons 10 Miss
Lucy Stone, in due form. Miss Lucy accept
ed the pants, but says she would have done
so with much better will ifihey had man
in 'em. We shouldn't wonder. $50 20 .'r7
., TARTAR ON THE TEETii.-M l.. Baume,
says The Medical Times, ascertained that
vinegar and brush will, in a few days, re-
move the tartar thus obviatng the necessity
for fleing or scraping them, which so often
iuiures the enamel. He recommends the
use of powdered charcoal and tinctnre of
rhataney afterwards, which eHeclually, in
his opinion, prevents its formation: F1E
The QUEEN OF THE ANTILLEs.-The Aan-
hual productions of Cuba are said 10 comprise
S13,30O,Ooo worth Of sugar; $15,o0o,oo0 of
tobacco; So, 900 worth of coffee; 50 ,o0o,-
900 worth Of corn and S7,ooo,oOo worth Of
other agricultural produce. The grand total
of its productions, including dairy and do
meslic animals, average $50 100000 per an
num-, The population is over 10000 d
EFFECTS OF FEAR.-Mr. James G.. Lewis
of Lockpor, N. Y, has in his ealing saloon
a tame robin which, until year ago, was a
beautiful singer. It was kept in The same
room with parrot at that time, when "Pol'
being ont of her cage, flew across the room
and aligh,ed upon the cage of the robin
The robin was very much frightened, and
since that time has never sang a note, or act
ed like the same bird it was before. But
what is still more singular, its feathers are
gradually turning white. s.s .aHsi 2
'" Why WOMAN WAS MADE OF A RIA
yound lady having asked a surgeon why wo-
man was made from the rib of a man in
preference 10 any other bone, he gave the
following gallant answer :-"She was not
taken from the head least she won!d rule
oyer him ,nor from his feet lest he should
trample upon her; but she was taken from
his side, that she might be his equal; from
under his arm, that he might protect her; )
from near his heart that he might cherish and
love her." t
president Pierce's Bust is much admired
Ike said Mrs. Pariington, "did you read
that just as it's printed? Well, shouldn't
wonder if Washington was destroyed like the
wicked cities of old-there is so much Sin in
high places as our old parson says. Presi-
dent Pierce on husband the people admi-
ring him It's just what the Tribune said OF
him before he was elected. Dear me,
thought he swore 10 protect his Constitution.
Perjury and drunkenness are great sins p
And the old lady told Ike 10 put up The paper.
military officer, of dimnutive stature,
was lately drilling an lrishman considerably
above six feet. "Hold up your head,' said
the officer, eleva,ing The chin Of The Irish
man, with the head OF his cane, 10 an angle
OF iorty-fve degrees. "Hold up your head
so, and throw your eyes somewhat 10 the
right, thus"
"And must always do so, my noble cap
tain" asked the new recruit, with much ap-
parent simplicity.
AYES, always" answered the officer:
"rhen fare You well, my dear lille fellow,
rejoined Paddy: al never shall see you
again"
BLAHNEY
"a bright mornin' to you fair face Miss
iress Murphy" ..H..
"well, good mornn' John.