The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

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| ~ new sleeps the CrlzAssn Fetal.
N ALyRsp rsxHYsoN, 1870
/ Now alseps the cslmson petal, nov the w6fte;
Nov waves the cypeess III the pAlace WalN;
Now winks the gold6n in the porphyry fd1tF II
The 6teGy Aakens; vaksn thou With o..
Now droops the miIk.whiss psscockliks ghossI
And likea ghost she gliinmcrs anto me. srs
Now liss ths earth ell DAnAe TO the starr, IN
And ~ ny heart lies open unto me. ..gs r1;,
Nov saiass ths silent meteor on, and lsayas III |
"A shining furrow, ~ thy thoughts in me. ~
Now folds tkN lny allhe sweesnsSs up,
And slips into tie bosom of ths lake; gs
So fold thsself, nay dearest, thou, and alp
Into my bOsom and Be lost in me. ....s
| A SnfvnR MourrAIn. The srcitement conl
tcerning the newly discovered silver miaea say9
the Oregon City Argus, on the headwatcrs Of
tho Aolalla, seems to be getting intense. Pari
ties are continually arriving ID town, making
their outfit, and departing for the silver fegions
A party from town went out this week and rel
turned, after each one had taken out claim Of
one hundred feet front, running % the top of
the mountain. ~ A'.a '-'"''
The an61nt Of silver supposed % DO thsrs ID
almost fabulous. d. r. Thompson, Esq, one OF
the returned party, thinks the mountain 10 I
mass Of silver orc, containing probably hundrede
| Of millions Of the mineral-or at any rate double
~ much ~ there il in the Santiam mines
which wesostated BY ~ 70 amount 70 1OO, ,OOO,s
600 Of tons, which, At ~, ,333 70 the ton--eetig
mated-wouM give &533 OOO, 600 Supposine
the N0lalla silver mines 70 contain 700 100000
Of tons and TO be equally - rich q the SAM
tiam ORE, there h no question but that they are
worth $1,000, SOC, ,OOO, 900. .s |
Dnr.-Oid DR.. Cooper Of South Carolina, ussA
70 saytO his students, Don't be afraid of little
dirt, young gentlemen. What ID dirt : WHY,
nothing At al offensive, when chemically viewed
Rub little alkali Upon that 'dirty grease spot
on your coat, and It uhdergoes chemical change
and becomes soap Now rub it with little wS-
ter and it disappears; IT. ID neither grease, SOAP
water, nor dirt That is not very odorous pill
Of dirt you observe there. Wen, scatter littlb
gypsum over il and dit is no longer dirty. Every
ching you call dirty il worthy Of yeur notica =
students of chemistry. Analyxe u II NtQ IN
separate into very clean elements. Dirt makea
corn, corn makes bread and meat and hatmak@
. very sweet young lady shat , saw one of you
kissing lass night So. after III, you wers kisS-
ing dirt particularly If she vhitens her face with
chalk fullers earth. There is no telling, younk
gentlemen what ia dirt"
SMALL ORKArURRs. Among the papers pub
lished in costly ssylsby the sBmithsonian Instj-
/ tuts, at Washington, is one On the microscopic
plants and animals which live on and in the hd-
man body. 1t describes quite number Of in
sects. The animal which produces the disease
called't itch isillustrassd by an engaging half
an inch in diameter, which shows not only ths
ugly little fellows body and legs, but hissvery
toes, although the ANNA! himself is entirely id.
visible to the naked eve. When Liealenant Bef-
rymsn was sounding the Ocean preparatory d
laying the Atlantic telegraph the quill at tle
end Of the sounding line brought up mud, which,
on being dried, became powder 20 6nc that,
on rubbing il between the thumb and finger Il
disappeared In the ersvices OG the skin. On
placing this dust under this microscops, it wds
discovered to consist Of millions Of perfect
shells, each Of which had living animal.
Han GRsAY DIAL 70 DO Wire rHRx " fHk
8ouTR.-Ths Coroner held an inquest yesterday
upon the body of an infant Of premature birth q
the premises, No--BuEalo street. occupied
promiscuously by blacks and whiteA After u
jury vas DAnelled,A the Coroner requested y
colorsd physician ~ emake an examination, Thi(,
the Doctor did With much dignity and aesninE
wisdom. Yftsr lengthy and critical eSamin{-
tion Of ~ body and \ basket OF clothes III which
Il was found, ths Doctor, removius his spectacle.
and elsvaainga his fote finger sraepla1ly, said,
"I'se And greet deal NJ perie~cs = ds ySys scsss
dovA So.f and its ~ pinion that dis yeEs chile
had ! white lader and ! black mndder.s
sa4I fs Est'assa tChicago Jsar1al
EsoK1AAEoUs Cos1eUsrIon- SsIRlruAIun II N
INV. PHAsE-The wonderful Ieats or tAble-tp-
ping without hand ase likely 70 be supposed "
new atmesplIsfic pbsaoslen6, II the following ie-
client, t0ld by : late nuQber Of the Tayl$r
Fals (Wisconsin) Reporter, and authenticatea
iby many witnesses, is really reliable:
On Tnes6ay, while Mr.. Corey and bis two sops
we're 1t work ID q field near biz house, their a.
tention wss arrested bysa0oke, which appeared
70 rise from bis stable. They hurried to the baln
IS quickly = possible, and discoyered pile Sf
straw on fire. This was Immediately extingnish-
led, and, q they we're Estarning 70 the 6ela, the
stable caught 6re in different places, which, "
lconsidessAe eyertion, WAS put out Before,
however, NAey had left the premises, anoeher nto
was disc0vefod underneath the granary IN apile oe
lboards. 1ae bottom board Was harns nearly
through 6etth Others we're nOe even scofche6.
Alter this Vas put out Mr Corey sent one Of tAs
boys into the house 70 ascertain IT, IN was sags
there. He im1nedfxtely came ole ana tc1d IL
father that the hoOes was on Gre. NJ. Cusy
lmaediaeely ran mp stAifa, where - found so.te
clothes that his wife had laid awpy the day b.
fore, burning. They were thrown oct of ~
Windows, and ftom that time until lase % aAia
lnight fse broke oot I'll over ~ hoaee. EirQG,
. paper woald catch, chen the me1ke -haF, tk6a
II straw bed. &c, and i Mns only By II utmost
iexertions of NJ Corey, aided By the tvo eentle-
Imen, LesarA Hale and Tradex6t, that ~
lbbilding was saved The are conlinued W bseSk
Ioat asinesrvals ier several days, 6nd atGsAet(l
I imany sisieoseaHWe shAll n0t attemps 70 rive
IaRy caess tpr this wonderfal freak Of 1Atn1e,
6ut will leave ths question 70 be solved BY SoG6s
LOO Our philosopher These facts . ~ lsatn
ithen ftOasGn SysH Witness, are ss1s; and n a1y
lane - sslvsl thak nyssay - sAsla = Glaa 3
Aesr foe sAas:..aa IL. .-.s I 90.
i 9aspenosrss5' aFsihaviagia . - t.ns ~,
STiooolnse aloe11osi. They ~ U ~ lanehn ~,
>iAight. tuyned everything upside doWn. evsa u
the picture * Stephen himself HFoke thei
-Isrdnspafcncies % plecea, turned ethelr coot
Iwssao 49, euk pds On tkele hnsoQe1n. an,
liehelng sAsis teschas, nd cassyina thals tateer
. ed tEansparsncies started on parada. .viSA
band q nesia- ItAAs : grotesque alAIf. ~
tHas = ragnla. earthquake Display " po1A y
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