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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

DnEss.--Horace Mann, in his lectures
or Woman, thus treees the subject:
''Is the world lunatic hospital, that
sometimes lldy's dress shonld be twice
her height, and none but half of it;
that sometimes it should expand 70 tie
orbit Of farthingale when there was no
want Of onpIitude in woman's sphere J
as.sl lhen be slrHikenin s'7addiing- -ba IDS;
ibai somefiFres II shoeld be iraied dcwps
wards ta sweep the earth, end then built
aptumet-iike, on tAe top Of IRE head, so
that, as addison said of the women Of his
time, their faces were in The middle of
them; and that sometimes the neck should
be-rufed in the in the EizAbethan style,
and then laid bare, with vast anatomical
mistake os to It's neither boundary. This
last unseemliness happens to be the shame
Of om day. When that Turkish officer
Amin Bey, on his la'e visit 10 this coun-
try, attended some fashionable parties at
Washington, he remarked thai lac expected
to see, as many of American ladies', but
not 'as much The more private expo
sures Of the Model Artists were broken
up as q scandal; but they have amply re-
venged themselves by taking many other
spirits worse than the first, and going on
public exhi5'tiona at Carusi's and PaPanlPs
At all assemblies AMI bathrooms"
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aAEDENINa FoR - YonNa.

We commend the following beautiful
remarks from n valued correspondent, to
he attention Of parents and guardians :
" The absorbing pleasure Of garden offer
a natural and readily appreciated attraction
TO The young, and / am convinced from
much experience that no other tursuit
will operate so favorably on the youthful
mind as the culture Of flowers. Nature
has implanted in every infant an innate
love Of flowers, and Il is the bounden du-
'y Of ali who are entrusted with the care
and responsible day q e5uoagds md
deveics.ag ihe iafaa. fce'ne tas sas
propensi.ies % gai1s ani dfecI ,leal 81.
sach pursuits as are mos, likely to rsfrs
and improve them. What other pursuit.
| would ask is so entirely faiicless and
unalloyed, and what is there in the whole
range Of creation 50 perfectly in harmony
with the uniainted and pure mind of The
child fresh from the hand Of The Greater
as the enjoyment Of his most charming, as
it is The purest handiwork, az displayed in
a flower garden. Teach then, the child
tosd! and cultivate fower5-they viii as
suredly win their way 70 its affections,
and you lay the foundation Of a love for
the sweetest and purest Of all earthly pur-
suit, which in after life, when the allure
ments of the world are gathered around
him, will win him from, and shelter him
against their dangerous Establishments.
| can say with perfect truth, that the hap
piest hours I have ever spent in long
ard chez euered life have been in the socie-
ty Of my flower garden, and It has this
additional advantage, while many Of tho
gayeiies and Pleasures which fasinate US
il early life, the flower garden loses not
one ot of its facinaiion to our latest hour" "
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

A Coon ANswER.--An old pensioner
eJt tipsy and noisy, when pereon iocn-
larly disposed, asked him what he did for
a living ? He replied lhai he sucked D
bo,sls part of the time, and Tho United
ss.s,es TrsssBry the ress
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A CALIToENIA "BULL AND BEAa
FieHr. THE Auburn (Cal.) Herald
gives the following description Of the
llaicrous termination Of "grand bull and
bear fight" which came off at "Iowa
lill, in the presence of about two thou
sand spectators:
"A large amphitheatre had been erected
with ample as emoodatioas 70. the spec
iators, 10 witAess the rare entefssininen..
fheBg-ii5 ut tue dal toia1e1ccf Nf.! q
cook fight; after which, the bdll, Ishikao-
hua, WAS ushcred into tho ring. Ths
bear, a hlil grewn animal II the "a nv
species, MS led hors hia ease. .here;i
BY a raw-hide laria! and q chain. Chhwas
aus surveyed antagonist, paWo1 iha
dirt over his heet and prepared io pileh
into Bruin, who, nc tsHshins such SPORT,
made one boands frkea Alihseif from aho
thongs which bound him, ard commented
ascending the seals on which sat the spec;
tators. A scrambling scene ensued which
beggars description. Bruin succeeded IN
attaining 10 the fourth tier of seats, when
he either fell through or leaped to the
ground, on the heads Of The dense mass
below One unfortunate gentleman rails
ed the canvas 10 effect bis escape, Bruin,
perceived the opening made in the canvas,
darted through. overiu'ning the man in
his passage, and made for the deep canon
which runs by the foot Of the town. In
ascending the Hill, he overlook Mr.. Court
ney, Of Mad Canon, and with one stroke
Of bis paw almost denuded him. H4ppi-
iv, however, lie sustained no other injury
! han the loss Of his 'unmentionables. =
'fhe gentleman who was upset in making
his escape through the canvas suffered "a
severe confusion. and had his head gashed
to the skull from the centre Of his fore,
/ head to the crown. Meanwhile the rage
of the bull having reached boiling heat,
with bound ana below he dashed through
the crowd, ovcrturnng all in his way, and
( in the opposite direction from Bruin, dis
appeared in the woods.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

EpIroEs.-The New York Tribune,
says:--There is many journalist now
languishing in poverty while dozens, to
whose success in life he gave the first inn
pulse, roll by hin in their carriages, and
have forgotten his very existence. There
is no country save ours in the world,
where journalists are expected 10 do so
much work for the special benefit Of 9th
ers without reeompense. Generally out
Of this country, editors are inaccessible,
if not anonymous-they may lei yon know
what they think, but not who thinks it.
You cannot walk into an editors room in
London OF Plris, aud ask him 10 devote
lis lime and his columns TO your advance
ment and profit. Here this is done every
day, even by utter strangers.
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Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

The best conundrum Of the season, is
The folowing:-Nhat is the difference be-
tween an attempted homicide and Gin
oinnati hog butchery? One Is assault
with intent to kill, and the other is kill
with intent 70 salt.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11


LADY LkwYrRs.-One OF the female
speakers a; ihe V olnan's Rights Conven.
lion, having stated that she was studying
law with view to practice, the New
Bedford Mercury treats tie subject thus
hamorous'y:
" We wish the New Portia all possible
success though we cannot help thinking
she would do better with little 'un than
Lyt'leion, with a cap than capss. All
woman like a declaration, though most
prefer another kind Than writ. Sin,
our Blackstone in skirts may succeed
Woaiully well in courling, and win silk
gown IN advance Of all her competitors.
The Only injustice is that the rhetoric may
be heightened and rendered more heavenly
" preily oountenance, the present race
ol lawyers beiug by no means beautiful
| TO the phiZ. In thai case, AS Sappho filvh-
ed the laureis from Pnda., not by the
force Of her poetry, but by the fairness Of
her faoe, 50 Squire Nancy OF Poll may
carry OF decision from oar sofl-hcarted
judges when the law and The evidence are
bota on The side Of soms long-nosed, iil-fk.
vofed sPecial pleaaer ii pan'aloOns."
A Frenchmanis satisfied when he ge.s
enoggA 10 live onj an American neyer.---
a Frenohmm must know exactly hew
much his irsanie IS, and he regulates his
expeuse. accordingly, with military pre-
cisiop. An -s'aericfn's habits are as elias
lie as his parse, without any other sys'
TEN ti'an .pg. g getting and spe'is1s =
nucli s9s>lff
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

In the commission OF evil, fear no man
so much as ,hy own self. Another is bnt
one witness against thee; thou arr a thou
sand. Another, thou mayst avoid, but
thyself thou canst not. Wickedness is its
own punishment,
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

Timer and Bras e,--ls ready 20 manufac-
lnre or repair tin work Of every description, 90
short notice aad "a The chCapestlates. His
shop is situated one fourth nile mouth OF p. a.
sarpy's store, Ma,n-st., ST. Mary.
June Ia. 1854. n42-3m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11


SwEARlNo.- Tic following good anoo-
do,c is told Of Henry Ward Beecher, by
a New York correspondent Of the New
buryport Herald;
One Of tie warmest Sabbaths Of last
summer, after the usual proiimary services
he arose to announce the subject OF his
mornings discourse; and looked around
upon ihe large congregation, pissed his
light hand across his forhead and through
his hair, aud in cool of-hand manner
made the rcmaTk-'H Is d---a hoiy'
The congregation was Startled into wake
fitness; and many just composing them
selves into a nap--lor some will rap il in
church, even under such preaching as
Henry Ward Baecaer's - opened their
eyes in blank astonishment. After briel
pause the eccentric divine went on to say
Such is The expression which heard
used 81 no less thun fifteen persons. call
ipg themselves gentlemen OF respectable
y, in walking frommy residence 10 ohtrcl
this morning, and the majority o. thes,
fifteen persons are now within the
sound Of my voice. Who are We thu
have not heard the divine command
:. Swear not at al 2" And he wen; OF
10 give Them such lesson on probably
lhat few but him can give, and whici
none who heard him will soon forget,
ETFear Gca, shun doggeriss saa loyi
your wife
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

LEAHSIEu VS.. DIscIrLrNE.--What is
the use Of battering mans brains full Of
Grecl, aud Latin pot-hooIls, which he for
gets before he doGs bis last jacket, or puts
on his long-tailed bluei il ye don't teach
them The old Spartan virtue OF obedience,
hard living, early rising and them sort OF
clossics? Where's the use Of ins,ructng
him in hexameters or paniameters If You
would leave HIM ignorant Of the value Of
a penny piece? What height Of stu
stupidity it is, TO be filling boys brains
with the wisdom of the ancenis and ther
turn him ont like an omadhorn, 10 pick
mp his victuals among the modcrns.-
BiacktDood
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

The total amount Of gold shipped from
California in 1853 was upwards Of 3d.
600 600 being considerably more than one
half Of the aggregate exports Of other
States for the year 1852, and scarcely
shor, Of the total export Of cotton.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11
Stltttt6 9attrp.
TIE BAIshs EJIC2AETs,
----s--s
~ :. wHrrrfEE.

We cross the prairie. as Of oil
The pilgrims crossed 'he sen,
70 make ho West be- The East
The homestead Of tle free.
We 60 90 rear wl'i 0' men
On freed ms Sol,aern line,
and plant beslathe cotiol-iree
The rugg "a Northern p.nei
We're aeeie fson ewaFiige hills
~ era fpssiYe9 zss
Toe Nsssipgu ui pa eae3
Wtgo opllrt her common schools
Ondstant prairie swals,
And give 'he slbbaih Of the wild
The music of her bells.
Upbeari1g, Ike the Ark Of old,
The Bible IN orr van.
We 20 to lest The truth OF Cod
Against lhe fraud OF man.
No pause. no rest, save where tie stream.
Taa,fe'l tha Kansas ran,
savew where o1rplsrIn goaflion
Shall lo1t the setting sunl
W3ll sweep The prairic5 as OF Old
Oar fathers swept the sea,
And make the West. as they the East,
Tho homestead OF th, free
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11
J.. y. KINNEY.
n43-N JOSEPH GREEN.

WILLIAMS 4 WILSON'S SAW MILL.
keg Creek, Mills Co., Iowa. The proprio-
tors Of this mill intend TO keep lumber Of all
descriptions constantly on hand also % sup
ply all special orders for lumber al short no
tiee, for cash. na2 3m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11
p. a SARpY,

Wholesale and Commission Merchant, dealer
In Dry Goods, Hl-lwarc QaeensWare, Glass
ware, Groceries, Drugs, Mediciues, Books and
Stationery, corner OK Main aad Gregory ei~eols
atg 3t-lv'
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

ANCIENT PUNISHMENT Fol s,oLDua
WOMEN.

/ sisted OF dUeElDL them i'm the water. The
apparatus used was called cucking-siool,
or ducking-s ol', and was formed by a
/ chair or stool being placed a the end Of q
long pole. in tAis, ths offending fem1le
'vss placed. and then immersed in some
river or pond. Tas Punishment is men
.ianea lh ihe h3pdon Evening Post o9
April. i745 b he ipsawing buslorss-
sR''e paFa
'l~as9y 4 3 woman that keePs ihe
/ Qaeeu's lleai Alehouse, at Kingston in
surrey was ordered by ihc courtio be
.oacksd Tor scoll'ns, and was accordingly
I piaeaa DID, The cA"r ANA GueSei N .he rY-
er Thames under Kingston bridge, in thc
presence OK two or three thousand peo-
pie when done under bridge the
the chair was generally held hy pulley
fastened TO beam. and the woman thus
lei down INTO The water. ltWas customa-
r. to get up these chairs with taste, and to
ornament the backs Of them with devils
laying hold Of scolds, SC. Various re-
cords Of women adjulged to tlis Dunish-
ment are 20 be found among the proceed
;,,,-, of a.. c,u~t, or E,ol.r4 ~,
'"b' W '''S'''' i'N
I church WarGcus 9 accounts at Kingston
,rr... r., 49, ,r-o
uPo"- '''"''"'' iOi '''0 0'' lo'%' CoI'ailI
i j bill for the eNoenscs OF nlkjnr one OF
.,..t- 81.
I'ese eocki'S S'oo'Si 9ui'e curiosl'y Ih
h s. wav. Tae cost was Q3s 4 l. sterling.
1Y. t.......-..
ihls p'"ls"'''H' appears 10 nave oeeh o.
remote ORIGIN and was known uader the
, L
name oi tt"'o'et "t"T'c6' HeOuotet anu
them Il does moi seem To have .bapn con-
hned 10 EHgiani bul was praciccd IN
n Scotland at IA very earlv dav. What er
iecl II had upon 'llle sIronE-mtnded Wo-
men, of those fin,g. we can hardly now
|
determine, uut u appears pfoaaoie thal u
was quite eileciaa!. The following lines
wIioh are said 10 nave been written
BY Benjamin west Of Northamptonsliire'
LnSland contains tho only poeiical de-
ser.'sioa oI ne eueking~sseol punishT
'aeia We ever eneonn.efesi' ulougll GRAY
go : I Z" '''o = ~ ''''''' @'-'
ia sa',.s .s - '5 i''f y ssoi oi,''s 09'
p ~ legal power commanded down
r. ~ = 'y & a'1 f.5. ,ii'' ia5," i.'' s, s',fe
GIVE .a.s sage .oal or ius the eoif--
- IoS.., 49, ,1.' ,,,s.. i.'," ,y'r5 Vi, bor,5 5n
.Awlyp yoa ery, you'll grace the s'ooll
an. fr 'I'of o.S"r "9 6. lRs o'i .es ~ '''
D. D,%, 5.I' IL n" '" dsc9 In, S stool dsscends-.
Bot h'ie, at hst, We miss oare eedsi
Ta,a Tn '''2'a' sy,r yizen did f5.e.
n 50, throwing "aiIr E',a on ia, 70. bti,5.r i.gS
e il So, my f-,cad, pray Iit her take
4 s'eoaa , 'g,n mo ,l ln1 ,,i,.a,. igse, ,o..
= Th.ics aud again repeat ths dose.
j. 10 5.ow."g wts,' , no. no furious aaoSs %ench'''
n: a. ,,..l.,. ,,,,,,.,.
'''.''' ''''5 80 ~ '.''-'' !,
2 inon' lot 's''|.' ''''"" ~ "a '''' "
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

B. TZSCHUCK.

Typographical Engineer, tenders bis profcs-
sonal services 10 the citizens OF 81, Mary aud
vicinity as Surveyor and Engineer IN an itsya-
fieties. oAee in p. a. Sarpy's store, corner of
Gregory street aug Silly
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

c. =. WATSON,
land Agent Surveyor and Engineer. pe'lc-
view, Nebraska. ul-iy
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TERMS. --One couv ono ve-r. 81 0o--ono
cspv six months, 81 00-TvvArtArLY ~ An
VANrv.
R>Tg No paper WI ha discontinued o,cori -
the discretion of The propr.siors. until an -
rearages ire paid.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

The native place Is not where the man
is born, bat where he takes root and
GoJsishes. Thousands in every land are
compelled by GIe foreign Influences Of
home, 10 &C abroad seesiiga a natire place
among slrangers.-Sima.s.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11
ASTOR HOUSE.

IUN TiDLoLs
rTtsIE tnhscslher has Just opened this new and
Il cpnmodioas building for the reception OF
'he trays ing public, ard solici'se share of pub
tfayof. lfomm and efficient attention will
Naid % AZ who nay favor hin with ihe.r
mage. His tahge will be supplied with The
Ne market ntorna. good stable is at
10 ibe pfQeissM WA. EAGELL.
,sary, Iowa fnar ID. '54--na9-tf
fWOhk dons win hsatnsss and dlspateh
Nis oEs.-
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

ONE DAY LAST WEEK, a genllemanly
looking stranger, called upon a sexton ii
Louisville Ky, and wanted a child's grave
dug, offering a zen dollar biz in payment
for Ike service, receiving eight dollars in
return. No ohilps funeral appearing at
the appointed time, tle sax'on was led to
examine his ten dollar bill, when he found
il was counterfeit.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

GEORGE HEPNER,
Attorney and Counsellor az Law, s.. Bsry,
Mills County iowa. aug 3l-lY
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j. n LATHAM.
Attorney and Counsellor ~ Law, Sc Msry.
Mills Co, Iowa,
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Has opened boarding house az Believer.
fdr The accommodation of regular hoarders. and
occasional visitors. who. be will take pleasure
in making as comfortable as lies n lis power.
Bellevcw CITY, July -. rl-lv
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MATsON. KINNEY n GNEEN.

WATSON, KINNEY 4 GRhEN,
General Lend Agents, s.. Mary, Mills County,
Iowa. viii attend 90 thc purchase aud sale Of
real estate, the perfec,ing Of titles, paying lax
es, &C., &c.
EzS- Farming land and village lots, % su.t
purchasers, on hand, fo5 sale cheap, and Oh
Reasonable terms. CHAS. T., WATSON.
l. r. KINNEY
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Conveyance, Notary Public, and surveyor.
Olce.ai tte Store of Greene, Kinney, z Co.,
q Harf, Mills CO., ioRa. Aug. ?, '54.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-11

ETFear Gca, shun doggeriss saa loys
your wife
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-05
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, April I'D L. N.
BREArsTUI Fs-Flour was in better demand mainly for
home and speculation at former quotations. The
days business reached 970O bbls.-very ordinary
choice State at 81 81 37 mixed to fancy Western, at
" 56A ~ 1854 and other brands at proportionate
prices. About 800 bbs super6ne Canadian in bond
realized ~ %. There were likewise sold 1900 bbls
Southern, within our previous range. small lot Of fine
rye -four at 81 So and 800 bbs Jersey cornmea at SO
81 $337h. Wheat in request, with sales
of 800 bushels mixed Genesee and prime Southern
white at 81 S5 $500 mixed Duchess county On at
81 49, with 500 red and poor white Southern at 81 60
81 TO- respectively There have been disposed of 500
bushels rye at 95c and Zoo do barley at 81 05 81 o.
Oats were unchanged. Corn was in good demand. The
transactions amounted to so 900 bushels at 75c 76c
for Mixed 76c 7Sc. for white Southern TOO 80. for
Jersey yellow and 8lc for Southern do, per bushel
CoTToN-The days sales did not exceed 1l3 bales
foows:-For export, 343 home use, 459; and specu
lation, 311 Market quiet.
FRnGHrs-Rates to Liverpool dull and nominal
For I'D. offered in bulk, and IL I'D. asked
and I'D in ships bags. About 600 800 bbs -four
engaged in small lots to fill up at 3s Cd 3s Cd
Cotton was nominal. There nothing of moment to
report for London Havre To Bremen $50 hhds
engaged at As. Cd, and 40 tons measurement
goods at 30s. To California, there being only small
number Of vessels rates quite steady and varied
from 45c. to Coo. per foot measurement.
PROVISIONS declined to $14 % for mess and S11
S7 for prime with sales of 600 bbls About ITO pack
ages cut meats changed hands at previous figures Sales
have been reported Of $50 packages lard at &c. aQ<c
and $50 kegs do at 10Ac 1Oac per h., with 40Ubbls
beef within former rsnge Butter and cheese
in fair request, and steady in price.