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George sand On Prince ralfsyrsss.

Wherfoe, then, do We liver" ex-
claimed he, seating himself, with a
sudden movement, on the stone bench
in front of the chateau. "What profit
is there in our lives? What noble use
do we make of our faculties What;
then, isvirtue2 It's a stagnant marsh
or an impetuous river; the buried dia'
mond, or the bursting lava, shroudina
its brilliancy from the light, or she'd
ding intolcrablo splendour over the
world?"
SIN none Of these things is virtue
imagined" 1replied II would rathe'
liken it to a little rivulet, proceeding
from the peaceful grotta, giving qoist-
ure to tho verdant meadows, to .slants
which embalm the air, and followers
which enamel the earth. Virt,e, mind
you, is not genius, it is goodrsss. You
who arc SO ambitious, looks that pal
ace, think Of him who inlsbits 1t, and
tell me, are you not rece'oiled to your
lot ?"
Hideous consola,on !" responded
my friend.
patience, patince," I resumed ;
lido not believeit is apathy which
makes me counse contentment. When
ono can prever crime, it is mean and
cowardly to wish ones hands like Pr
late. But, tel me, are you not seiz ed
with an iyinoible disgust, q secret
horror for active life, in front of that
chateau, where 90 many unclean prof.
ects, SO m.ny compact scoundrelsms,
brood ard terminate in the silence Of
the night? Know you not that the
man resides there who, for sixty years
has been playing with crowns and ma
tons as at game of chess :? Who
knows but this man, the first time he
ever sat before table in the public
service, had an honest resolution in his
head, and a noble sentiment iu his
heart 2"
"Never'' cried my friend "profane
not integrity by such a thouoht. That
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Consunptiyes do not Dospair /!

- An OLD INDIAN Doc
To1, UNoAs B1ANr, while .
Missionary among the In
dams Of the Rocky Noun
tains, discovered Z aARx
PLANT, that proves to be a
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma
Liver Complaint, Nervous
Affections. Coughs. Colds,
&c. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
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THE COLLEGE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL SCIENCE

A MONTHLY NAeAzntE of Is pages, conducted
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NAA~eSA@0sA4S0 n
Hardware, Tinware,
S row ES.
Mechanics Tools, Building Materials. Sash.
Glass, Agricultural Implements, &C.. &C..
has the pleasure of Offering to the citizens Of
Red Wing and the surrounding country, the
LARGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST
assortment of Goods in his line ever offered
to their notice, comprising every variety Of
SHELF HARDWARE NAILS, VICES.
B ELL0W 8, ANvILs, DRILLS,
CHAINS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, q {.
PUMPS, LEAD PIPE,
MILL WHEELS, M1LL&
CROSSCUT SAWS,
FILES, AXES, .as
.'.2 s3s# seal Els, q :a
GRIND STONES, .
BUILDERS HARDWARE &C.. &c.
His stock Of IRON is complete, consistingof
Peru, Sligo, s.oed;sh, English, and
sta ~ American Refined.
Farmers will do well to examine his stock 0
Agricultural Implements
Including Flows, Cultivators, Reapers, Now
ers, Seed Drills, Cradles, Scythes, Rakes, &c.
His stock Of .@. ,@ . IN ,..5 -. H.,
zs.s &scetsron and Japa,,ed Ware,
Is the largest in town, and he is constantly
manufacturing, having the best and most
Inexperienced WORKMEN, he is prepared t.
do to order all kindspf
Sheet Iron, Tn, and Copper Work
i s. TOpE s..
Of these his assortment is unsurpassed,
PARLoR STOVES,
OFFICE STOVES,
| HgotE HOTEL STOVES, a4ka .,
Low and elevated: owen COOK STOVES d
1every size, style. pattern and dimension j,
1.-THE universe, all Of which heihoids At price
Hover than was ever before offered.
Get ready for winter, and for winter
work and sport. 4: q II. SLEIGH SHOES
l - 7 ~. q HORSE SHOES,
! ..a. '2&o' SLEIGH BELLS, -
+ ,,-' SKATES, - 2S's ..s..' - -
T. = ~ WHIPS BIG a1Gaa hinG -
SADDLBRY HARDWARE, and ever
thing necessary Or useful for the season. =.
HIS terms iii daitl Msp,1ces Lovp
His principle; is to do right, and sell cheap
Regardless Of the Consequenc-----zs
And such as are in want of anything in til
Hardware limo are requested to give him
|call before purchasing elsewhere, they viii
Isave money byso doing. e. L.. BAKER
IS Main street, Red Wing, Nov. 6, 1853.
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IN BARRELS WATER LINE, just received
~ and for sale by
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Personal Intelligence.

II ie stated that the Right Rev. Bishop Doape, OF New
Jersey lying dangerously VI at Burlington fears
are tair ed that be may not Mrs. Dosus
absent European tour and recent advces state that
pte at Rene. The news OF the illness Of the shop
will be received With regret by his friends
this secticn OF the state.
Hon John Ietcher has far recovered from his
attack Of pneumonia as to be able TO leave Washington
Sunday for Richmond
Among the pssse pgers by the Isabel at Charleston was
oils Excellepcy the Bishop Of Pueba."
Amongst the vsters nov staying at The Adephi HOTEL
LIVERPOOL s King Peppe Of Bcpny, extensive district
on the cnast of Western Africa Hs Majesty. though
exceedingly dark is tall good looking mao, about nfty
Years OF sge He II said TO be highly intelligent, aud
speaks Epel'eh with toleraole foency The Kings
nephew youth about twenty years Of s travelling
with him. and they accompanied by Mr. Thwaitcs,
gentleman connected with the commissioners
Of London His Majesty IL unattended by any servants.
ARRIVALS.
0% fpHS 10 the NJ .uIn .ss s Gang
e:r Mise a sss S;' 's1 n
It. wSsy esS s'I Sss.S s%s n
E's Mr. JOIN Mo S,n sSs nAwq 9S
sys%crs Eitsr Mr. jacosy Fraser n
!Ms.r Ieyos., " Cobb N, thomson, hr scur.e,: M
Msa so.s S' lamb
Ne sSss r. M ev.
EarIisoD and dsushier, Bes Grialths Mr. Scmnorn
Rici i 4 Enios-fosai7 S IS " -
Prom chsrssCr II the sesmssiu co.msisc 7l...,
fTss:ss ns%nD ssa a. M
W. IS B:ssI cd 'S Es. NJ: w sss ";
70, ision Courtney lady 70 children =. ,srvant
child hr and GRADY Mr. Hart stv,e. jones,
Mrs Ehery, child and servant; Mrs huss"r, Mss q
tssr a r Prpdetop Wondrum MS bOdgeo and child.
mrs Hurlbrrt and chid, W wsop anc lsdv Ccmo,
p,srsrn Mrs ctvers and servant Little ana child
Coleman HristoI lady three children servant
Gaasn lady children and mrs Pond'eton Mrs
n n Cbsmterlio ID Vanderbilt q n Oxen q tpAAey Hill
JH.eson three children and servant richardson.
anne, o k,ms, Mrs 4 Anne, r Porsyth W X McEberen
lady and Elk child McneAn, lr Iafese n Day Day
sherwood, Mrs Hanson Mrs Peck and two children,
p i,rI nr ys wTt r M Kfer Usrs Quaint
Mernsndss sshpchmap, r Johpsou, pssu, n E!crd,
Wright Clark. brown. j n l.ewA Campbell, " Mar
TIN, Howard, wall and 81 In the AteefAge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19
Affairs In south America.
OUR BUEEOs AyREs CORRESPONDENCE.


BuKyos AyREs, Feb. l6, 1859
Eunor Of he Elaboration of Buenos Ayes the Csfede-
Yation-The Suffers # Charity-Ban6hmest of Jesuls
from Aonteideo-Wheu Cep-Fzour Trade and is
Prospects, dc.
has come down the river to day that General
urquizs bas constituted General Guido diplomats of
great celebrity, and Commissioner Bowlin committee
make overtures Of peace and restoration to the fedora
government to the revoted province OF Buepos Ayres
This for the present 10 rumor II may be true, ~ the
Pareguayan settlement, doubt, has given UrquiEa
great fdence in pegotatops end the moot exrava-
CANT opin Of Judge Bow Inns tsens entertained
II months since snors have been 10 bring
to these countries Sisters OF Charity from Italy, Some
bave arrived both at Montevdeo and ut Buepos Ayres
At the former place ZONE Of the terms used In extending
them welcome by Jesuit priest oil nee the
mept ana edct from President Orbe instantly
bantfed the order OF Jesns from Uruguay and bade
their without special permission. Il has produced
a great exct ment In Montevideo.
Fourteen Of the Sisters Of Charity have arrived In ths
city already giving themselves their
ed works OF charity and mercy.
The wheat begins 10 come iu but Il is generally
light and the crop will be short -Four is low this
time hot the poor crop must make for this year better
demand than during the last.
Business is dull Buenos Ayres. The brsknees that
preceded the crisis still uprestored; the drenal du-
ties become perceptbe their sending business past our
port and the for wool shipping ia abou. over -
that anticipate dull times for some months 70
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SPECIAL REPORT TO THE HERALD.

The court to-day debssy crowded hitherto and
the public interest Is not in the least abated. The
Judges decision to let In the whole evidence respecting
adultery, contrary 70 general expectation. Hitherto
be has steadily ruled such evidence the suggestion
Of the prosecution. There unsual stir in court
when the Judge rendered this decision and The prosecu
ton looked rather chap fallen.
The evidence Of Nancy Brown ELECTED much merriment
In spite Of Judge and prosecution, she would tell the
whole truth, and the cross examination only stimulated
her 10 relate everything fully The prosecution At
Lac. gave her up in despair.
The evidence shows that neither Key nor Mrs. sckes
took any pains to conceal their ldson During this est
mony Mr.. sckes taken upwell obliged 10 leave
the court He has undergone much excitement
that he will probably fall III.
The Judge and prosecution were both busy with the
HERALD OF Sunday before they began business to-day.
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PREPARING TO LgAvs.-The Little Rock (Arkm-
ees) Gosdh and De'nocro Publishes advertisement Of
Mr. Henry King, coored Of that place. offering for
sale his two houses lot, with irnit trees shrubbcry &C.
go that he may be epared 10 remove, required by
law, which the Gaeetts and Dcmocra: comments
follows -" Henry King is free coorcd man, and, in
obedience IN the late act Of the legislature making pre-
p,rauops for leaving the state We have known him
fro our yhood and take the Creates. pleasure IN tes
5sine 70 HE good character. Wherever he may 70, we
vinh him well aud the community In which he hi
Ice will always DO best with that nobsst work Of God
AZ Loucst man,
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srPRnn COuRr-Crcuit Part 1.--Oser and rerminer.
Part cNos 1896 1885, 10ee 3cs, 1892 ia 1884, 1898,
l44 AGO. l40s l41O 1l2 14l4. 1918, 1924 1928. 1880,
1892, 1884 Part 3-Noe 1i4p, 1890 lel7, 1sae, 1851
1853 1905 1897 1850 lee3 1885, 1851 1885, 1871, ie7s
sr,s,os CORR Ncs' a. 2as, 100, 10. 279, 2sl 2s2,
2ss ISL, sol 1s4 49, 81, 3le ais s2c sai 81, s2s,
397, 1es, 212, s3. 49,.
COMMON PLxAs.-PHt Noe 623, seS, sos VOC, voe,
Nos eO4 SSH sss las oia, Dos, eoc, ss7 $50, SIS, OIL
1000 1901, 1902, 900.
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THE WASHINGTON TRAGEDY.
Trial Of Daniel f. SicklcS for Killing
Philip Barton Key.
Decision Of the Judge Admitting Evidence Of
the Adultery Of the Parties.
~~~~~~~~~~-~-->~~--~~--
TESTIMONY OF THE WITNESSES ON THIS POINT
John p. Haskin, Salad and Cham
payne.
KEYS DESCRIPTION OF mrs. MCKLES,
DO, 10, 10
TESTIMONY OF THE WITNESSES ON THIS POIy

IMPORTANT DECISION OF JUDGE CRAWFORD
wAsHISGroN, April Is, 1852.
The Judge has just rendered decision admitting the
evidence to prove the adultery Its rendition creates most
intense excitement court 1t ia difficult 10 tell where
this evidence will lead TO or when the trial will close.
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District Auorncy-They were made part Of the evi.
dfpcc Of the prosecution and put 10 evidence
nected With the homicide He challenged the defence to
point out where objection made 10 such
dcncc and not sustained It bad been also set up here
that the indictment reced that the deceased at the time
Of The homicide the peace Of God and OF the Uuted
Sotes and that he not In point Of fact that
the, eiorc the Indictment could not be sustained. The
words are mere sarpusase and might have been omitted
they meant simply that he under the protection OF
the laws Of God and man nothing than that II NJ.
Key bad been engaged In riot, II he had been bias
phemng, would II be contended that any might Kill
him?
Counsel for Mr. sckles--In an effort To prevent him
committing crime IL would not be murder 70 STAY m
District AttoI ney-Woud IL be proper TO kill man to
prevent him committing an assault and battery
Counsel for Mr. sickcs-I take the ground that II man
assaults me have right 10 resist him 10 the death
The District Atorney-That depends altogether cir
cup,stances.
tack.
The District Attorney proceeded to argue tho testI
mony regard the handkerchief did not the
parties any adultero,H intercourse This was there.
iore proposition TO continue evidence already par
italy civcp but to give evidence on distinct point
He held 10 bis position that for the Court, and the
Court alone TO pass upon the Of the evidence Of
ercd. II only for the jury 10 pass upon the facts
allowed TO be given in evidence Trial by jury was
ere ature Of the common law, and the conetitu-
ton of the United States gave to tho arraigned the
privilege OF trial by jury In accordance win tue
course Of the common law and 10 other way.
TIE common law had been announced by Hale
and Foster and Fast and others, and what ne cen
tended for Of the principles OF that common
law. II had been alleged by the defence that the case
presented analogous to that OF Jsrboe. He pro
cfeded 10 show that such analogy existed In the case
now before the Court the prsoucr made the declaration Al
the time OF tho homicide He has dealed my bed" In
Jarboes case the question by the prisoner 10 tho dc
ceased |" whct do You intend 10 doy' aud tho answer
was |" You will Sec what intend TO do" That was a
matter which did not explain ITSELF and therefore II was
Rht Tor The Court 10 allow the evidence 70 be gwen TO
explain Tho dec,arntors Here declaration Of the pri
toner explained ITSELF and therefore evidence
cessry " ciucidasa IT, The facts themselves carried
furtber Impression 10 the human mind expression
itsof does There another distinct between uc
Two cases. m Jarboe's the expression made
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were at the gate; was my gate they went up Fiji.
tenth street a far as could them.
during this examination To this the prosecution said
they bad no objection.
Mr. sickles accordingly retired, accompanied by al ol
GER.
Counsel for defenceDd you see them come bsck that
day.
QauRber)
Cross examined by Mr.. Oud-wereabouts do you
liver
Al live next door but one 10 John Gray's; (there
three little houses In small frame; live tho
north.
Mr. Brady here put copy Of the survey Of the
pre misen from the Surveyors Office
Mr. Ould examined the wiioess particularly about the
boucs aud their tenants IN that immediate uegbborhood.
she said the first time she Mrs Slckles three
weeks Mr. Key told her he had taken the house;
bed conversation With her until abe Mrs.
Scklts house. think IL 10 November when Mr.. Key
first came 10 Grays bouse tuck particular notice;
was standing at my gate.
Q-How many feet from Grny's house?
Al never measured IT, UAnpbser)
Mr. 0uld-About as far "a the back part Of ihis room
from where you stspdY
Al don't think it's 80 for.
Q-How 90 you know II was Mrs. ScklesY
A-Recause inquired, and was told; asked different
people, and they al told me u her. and when
her Mt her own bouee knew Was the same person.
o-why DID you 10 thereY
Al went to see II II was the same lady.
Q-Wbat vas the occasion Of your going thercY
A-Sie seDt Tor me to ,dent ~ her, whether shc
the PANE person; the Tuesday after tho killing
into the bouse
Three times, and At another they Gully came 70 the
gate as SAID before, Mr. Key unlocked the door her
rtme n.
Q-How far off were youY
A. Not 80 very far, from here 10 there (iurra,ine);
shc had black bonnet but 90 veil at the time oil
her could see her feurf; knowed bor nfore and Of
hnowed Der srin; standing ~ NV from, door
when eeod her 50 IN the front door; she pssscd b.
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IL wss after the decease OF Mr.. Key l W.
reouesie6 by Of the counsel for the defence
10 60 and see II l could not recognise her |
went 10 NJ sckles' house Mr.. Hart asked me
I'D stars arc vent Mrs Sickles, and recognizct
her as The lady saw on Fifteenth street; koow James
Miner Alexsnder Borlapd, David Welsh, fhomts Ltog
lev Joserb Edwards and VIM Prentice, and think all
Of ID, m were present when observed Mr. Key and Mrs
scses the lazy identified ia the same lady all these
To Mr. Ratcre-The walking was very bad that day;
there were several PERSONS besides those have named
both white and black standing at the doors and windows
ana watching Mr.. Key and Mrs Scklss.
TESTIMONY OF MATILDA sEELEy.
Matilda seeley, brisnt fair haired girl OF sixteen
sworn Examined by Mr.. Brndy-Knew Mr.. Key; knew
Mrs scsles; knew John Grsys house; MIS- Sickies
co IN there once too weeks before Mr. Keys DEATH she
went in alone by the alley bad her 10 company
Mr. Key 10 that peiehhcrhood her twice day the
first tine between eleven and twelve and the second
I'm between three and tour O'Clock when FIRST her
was standing at the corner OF Fifteenth and Streets
and the second time al the second floor front window
saw Mr. Key 60 IN once by the back way afterwards
Mis- Sickles at her house, and ahe recognized me.
To Mr. CarnGe-Did them 20 into the house that
day the day lsaw her 60 IN was not the day saw him
gom.
TESTIMONY OF JOHN y. HAsKN.
Hon. John b. Hnskn recalled-I remember visit
which made 1, The house OF Mr.. scscs at time when
there was salad there; this was In April, 1868; Nc.
sicsies bad et the city the previous Gay for New York
or Albany called al the request Of Mr.. Sccs 70 see II
his wife vented any thing.
Cout sell Rotate the circumstance
Mr. UashirA few days after Mr. Key had called at my
bouse with me IN regard 70 some correspon
deuce Mr. sickles called 10 New York business
ssusves and desired me, having been familiar with
himself and wife for 10 drop occasionally and
see bs wife and IL she wanted any thing day tot
loving bad occasion 10 60 with my wife and children 10
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