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WINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE,
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

The late Dr. Chapman of Philadelphia has laid down
rule that may be suspected in child where there
smaciaos and especially weakness of the bowels
led by discharge Of slime and mucus and all medical author
tiles agree that work thorough bowlss
must be invigorated well the themselves dis
charged. Wse's Canadian Vmqs fuhls both these
dons. 1t not only e1paes the vemicues but strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent ef the gastric juice
and iparts healthy action to the bowels Hence s cures
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle of greedy sckenne and yet
six out Of every ten children less AFFLICTED
them Why should this be the when there
testimony prove that few doses of wners Canadian
mfuge will eradicate the disease Parents make
established fact and remember that the medicine free from
all deleterious substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain in It's results free from all mineral substances and
nvgoratng to the system these the merits of WINERs
CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, preparation which eradicates
every class of Internal worms with degree Of dispatch that Ia
as agreeable as 1t Is astonishing.
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT CO. Sole propriesors.
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A \. ROWEIL.. LAND AGENT AND REAL Es-
- TATE BROKER Office No. IA Cont street New
Orleans Will attend Land Claims in the different Land
ton City. " ""'"s
Sugar estates bought and sold commission ALI I'm.
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WHITNEY & MCDONALD
No. 5e6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Opposite the
st. Nicholas Hotel,

FA sH1 1oN ABLE TAILoRs,
The latest importation of FASHIONABLE GOODS always
hand The reputation house has always sustained for
the style OF Its productions has secured for large patron
age from gentlemen who appreciate elegance taste
Strangers visiting the city respectfully before
purchasing elsewhere myT 2mtW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
PEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
MAKK WAIToN Nn

MARK WALTON, No. 10 Bank Place
Offers bis services the public AGENT FOR THE PUR
CHASE, SALE and APPRAlSEMENT of REAL ESTATE
He will take charge Of improved property as Agent for Ii
lease rent il coll and invest the rents;
tend to the examination and correction rolls
ay taxes, insurance, etc. ial 6.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

M EaDlCAL HOUSE, No. s2 Cnstomhouse street, near
Az Royal sreetFor the Cure Old Chronic Merenris
yphtic and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndrance
all cases. '' AN Z" s"Ao e"a"A's' -
Ihe unparalleled success which Dr. Janes
wee n al parts OF the United States Europehe many re-
cures he has effected which incur
aoe by the most eminent physicians uses offering bjs
services 10 confidence of the unfortunate The
are some OF the diseases termed Prvae which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per-
maneny eradicaes namely Syphilis, primary secondary
!eary Structures, Urethra DISCHARGES Glee Gonofrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females however
they be- Diseases of the Back ons In
nammaon of the Bladder and Kidneys, rheumatism HYDRO
ceIe Cancers Ulcers, Tmors and all Diseases
James would also call the attention especially of those
VINO have privately and improperly injured
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body
tn them for either business society viz Constitutional
oy or lmpoency The following of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by yeuth Wis
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in Head Dmness
Viston Loss of Muscular Power Psptaion the Heart Dys
pepsa Neryousness lrriabli,y symptoms Consumption
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion Ideas Depression
Spirits Eyil Forebodings, Aversion Society," SefDsrus
Love sotude Tmdity etc. produced.
Al persons ahlcted with of the above symptoms should
hol 70 ca On D James and he at restored perfect
neat let @ hse ecacy prevent but apply and
terrible malady.
Weakness of the organs Immediately cured and full vigoE
Remember "The Medical House of Dr. 81 Custom
honse street. "
rSaie and separate reserved Hours attendance
Consultations strictly confidential.
Of aonorrhes cured twenty
Ut no pay. DR. JAMES,
~ ~ 81 Customhouse street.
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= BURNETT HOUsE-cINcINNATI, oHIo.-
VII JOHNSON, SAUNDERS 4 CO. Pronr;etors

Having leased the premises a of years wa desire IN
|, our possession. - " " n'e
Every department is under the supervision of the
The building has been thoroughly
u and attentive servants employed in all departments le
honse the BAR stocked with Lianors and Cigars the
Iabe will be upplied with all the decaces season. and
every convenience arranged with to the comfort and
pleasure of guests. = ~ e'' "
1eio an j., 8. x co.
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CHURCHES,

BAPTIST;
CATHOLIC:
Annunciation- Corner Mandey and Morales,
immaculate Goncept pton--Baronne, Canal,
lJesuit sl-Baronne, Common.
St. Louis Cathedral-Jackson Square.
st. Anthony-Rampart, c. Gon
St. Alphonse st. Andrew, b.. Live Oak and Laurel
st. Augustine-Bayon Read, c. ST. Claude.
st. BarthoomewVillere b. Segun and Barthesrny, Al
giers.
st. John Baptist-Dryades, b. Coand Calliope.
st. Joseph-common, b. Maras and Where.
gs Ct. Marie-Conde, H. ursuline.
St. Mary--Josephne, b. Live Oak and LAUREL
g. Patrick-Camp, b. Julia and Girod
q. Tmheresa-Uamp opp. Junction with Prytanka.
St. Trnity-St. Ferdinand '
st. vincent de Paul--Greatrlen,c G, Mouteert.
~, -ursnline Conyent-Below the city.
GHkdSTiAN Camp, c. Melpoinene.
rlkST G0NGhESA ATIONAL: ST. Charles II. Julia
Ph3fEsIANI EfSsOPAI st. Peter's(SeaInen's Be.hsl)
6Espanaae 'Egist Protestante Francaise-Ram q
Benvile. Christ ChnrchCanal, G. nauphine St PausN
Camp, Gaiennie ST. Iuke's-Hercles near Feicy road
Trinity-Jackson Plaauemine. Annmciation innnn.
citation Square. Mount oliyet-Agiers.
LuTHERAN Euerpe, b. Bacchus and Dryades.
METHODIST Carondelet b. Hevia and Girod Felicity Road
6 Chestnut Moreau e Esghien Dryades Terpschore
Z; Jackson S. Paul, tcolored3 Carroon Garrolton O.
PRESBYTERIAN: Lafayette Square. Prytania, c. Clio.
Casacalvo, n. Railroad. Canal, Franklin. Fulton, n
Josephine. Prytania, Josephine. Thalia c. Benton
Bouigny, Camp, n. Gadiz.
GERM. EvANG.: Protestant--Phip, c. Chippewa Protes
tans-Clio, 3. Apollo and NRyades,
Dvyidss TerpsichT.. n. NayaCes Euterpe, D. 3scchps
An1 1DrvRAes =
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btu 0rItans 4ailp Grtsftnt.
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AoA0s-eAt0szS ~ S1sas D0onS Pas~ou A0unt Genle,
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l8l6 ~ EreAehs 5000 strong, driven through
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
pALLEy,s MAG1cALpA1y EXTRACTOR
FEW z Il AND AtG u e.

f f v e II AND A.G UEs
OsGooD's CHoLAGoGUE
This the only and certain remedy for this hateful
No need again complain having H. unless
they have taken this celebrated remedy once they
take
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE
then farewell to Chis and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, By
j. WRIGHT L CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street.
Sole Agents for South and to whom all orders b.
addressed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

OFFICE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
" New York, May 3. 1850
Mr. II. W. q. COOK is duly authorized Agent Or
leans Any orders taken by him receive
onr mredae and careful attention. We solicit the patronage
Of our friends in Louisiana
HoRATIo ALLEN, President
my20 ly % 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUR.
REAT DIS sCOv,E RY.

Ample tests, beth by able practitioners chemical .nay
SIS have great value Pref De Grsths
beautiful combination. called
ELECTRIC OIL,
for the relief and of pain But the people
rendering their verdict in both and
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles
sold in short me-a proportion heard
thers recommend it. who had tried it, That splendid
discovery is everywhere acknowledged nothing like
before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof DeGraths which
to be had all the respectable Druggists city at
wholesale and RETAIL the propreor's prices the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale andIretai by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
Jasl ly 2l.snd Isl Chartrss street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of Now Orleans. {
Be remembered that this day. June 1889 before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city Aors
said. personally appeared JOHN PEMBERTON President
and CHARLES LEsAssIER, Secretary the Merchants'
Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans being daily
according to law did depose and that the above
statement is Just true and transcript from the
u said Company. ..g
JOHN PEMBERTON. President
CHAs. LEsAssIER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before mo- this day June g. leg
ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish Of Orlesp,
At special meeting Directors held this day.
resolved to declare scrip dividend Of per on
the earned premiums of the Company for the year ending
on the 3ls Of May 1859 for which certificates will be
and after the lst Of August Also and
after the second Monday in July the balance Of the scrip
Of 1857 with interest thereon pay per cent
ine rest the scrip of 1888 - m.Y
DIRECTORS.
g. O. Nelson, Jno. Pemkerton, =
J. N. Eeyins, p. PoutE, "a
Geo. Connolly, BP. VOORHEES,,
p. Maspero, G. Honod IN
@. II. slocomb, G. Mltenberger,,
iell I'm 30 vignand. :.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
C0PARTNERsHIP.

COPARTNERsHlP-r UNDERSIGNED HAVE
e M ss st Is
and 10 New Levee next corner drasisr street -
SSoaas SSdassFE WHahh7. huhhEr1''
New Orleans. June l, 1859.
DIssOLuTION.,THEo oopARTSEgsHIP HERE r.;
sSs sy 4, st s s ssp @ l.
The survivor will attend to la1dsng the business of the
'''S Afn' for ). /. !. joHsseS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
In liquidation.
New Orleans June Is, 1859.
4. ss s rrEssss HSElse s s
counting Of Meesrs Bulitt whaley where all settle
New Orleans. June II. 1852 jeis 2m
bstP2 M ~ E, oS mutual HALL H.
of the rm will be used by either in closing
business. s 81 & H1hpkrrH. HA1ds
New Orleans June lst, 1859. jel I'm
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED co.
is.pps s s. n uas sis s % sg s. H bk CO
keeping the St. Charles Hotel N
.,.. -, s 6: 4 4. HfEbi HiIbihrrH.
New Orleans, June LIST, 1859 je1 I'm
hs teai. VII
iss ihs To- additions s,s5siions repairs Viii
New oli.ans June LIST, 1859. A' hAA' i, i q1 en-
SAINT CHARLES HOTEL-WE HAVE TAKEN
lease Of the Saint Charles Hotel years. and avail
ourselves Of this opportunity thank the public
patronage heretofore extended them that the
Hotel WILL during the summer thoroughly renovated
painted and furnished and hope opening
to again have the pleasure catering their wants. which
we promi'e to do in satisfactory manner. m r,,,r,,v
New Orleans, June LIST. 1859. je1 6m
NOTICE-NR WALTER 8. JONES Is ADMrTTEp A
IN partner in our hrn
ny2 8. JONES co.
NOTICE-THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM IS THIS DAY
jal 4. b CLARKE co.
MFR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES A. PARTNER IN
h'''' this day. 1ss cooks ' n AZ sn'' h
New Orleans. Dec n..r |, 1883 ana !" common '.1sss
MIR. DAVID KEMPER BECoNEs A PARTNER
A. D. KELLY co.
new Orleans May TO- 1859. myll I'm
Geo: W. WOOD AND JAMES CULLEN ARE AS
- :, : ..>'''''. '' = ''s' WV" JOHN WOOD.
WE STILL CONTINUE TO DEAL IN GOLD
W. and Silver Bullion, Exchange Uncurrent Bank Notes.
Land warrants. etc my2 I'm
TN CONFORMITY WITH RECENT ACT OF THE
Legislature Of this State the firm Of WH E. LEvERICH
De continued from this date under the and
WIN. E. LEVERICH.
New Orleans. NAV 3 1853. my2
NOTICE-TO CONFORM WITH RECENT ACT OF
- the Legislature /. 3. DuNCAN's name is Withdrawn
from our firm and Mr. W. g. q Claiborne having transferred
The ae business will be the name and style
Of LOGAN, sONIAT CLAIBORNE
New Orleans, April 30. 1859. my2 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
orFIcE-No rs CAnr STREET,
Amount OF Premiums for the year ending 3lst De-
Asaas on aI 470Ob3 n
So JAW DeNe'iioe l5U9,1S6 a
The Trustees have declared dividend of SEVENTY PER
CEN after paying SIX PER CENT on all the out-
Ssrp and redeem in cash all Scrip issued excepting
Interest and redemae scrps payable in cash on and after
the 7th February, 1859. " ~ 'i anu "'sea
New Orleans, January 6, 1859
,. ALEXANDER BROTHER President
jao 6n JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

FA5sEsFGGK,s HSEENs3s Vsy.iParsg ys5iTPissgs;
"lsGF2s So%ssfsb! Hfs!a55sEs; ssisap.r,lr.
buLLS I ISarsaparlla;
SANDS Mokkfsosss sffsssssE'!:; s ssi;sap.ra
AosFou's sFouaHfoS;s FfSs5 BBistsI: BsssI:
KhH44'5 EhEEE w Wo4n atsis; slaa;.
BRYAMs Pulmonic wafers ''1''
AYERS Cherry Pectoral
b1$5S $SIisP VIA ehs1s Sss ssdfETFs' sad Ts'
Aoeof5 EfESf5. Il 1ss o.s. Co;
con ,vru aaSTfSfs Syrup 1p'ass os Naples
,,, rHoMFsoss HSSdasS's 3sS3.sSss Ess Wsss.
sAfR!SsHSSs Tsss'sss Fsyss ssf fs fAFss Pills.
LEES sna SooK's PilIs::
'AisHs HsfSP$S$S$ S;Ef35Si $ii $};;i #;,'
:, -,,,, sfEHR:S 4HokS's ksSs'ssTEiEass; Ea;as;s.;
fARTsE's RghESE's Es'ssss' s;Hsi.ss..;. Rf'is';
BR3GS3S Ssnys,s NsfsFsf EIsir G5 # e'pEss; opHn
TAfSfS#'S bkfi$S,A AEEs5,sGs; Es;s H;t,,.t.,.
A0sS4Hf s&,4is sf3f;s; S;sa.sg S,aa.a'
DIR; MoRsE's Inyigorating cOrda; ''-> 0''''A''
'ofS Ss, o2!aisli o2a!aaiRslkiNErHY,s Detergent;
DALRY'S Carminative
1NFALIIbI1E Cholera Remedy;
KENDAIL'S Cholera Syrup;
HARRIsoN'S Hair Dye
BACH EIORS Hair Dye;
PHALON'S Hair Dye;
JAYEES HAIR Tonic;
CHRISTADORoS Hair Dye;
WOLF E'S Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps
WATERS Indelible nix
PAISON'S Indelibe Ink
kIDDER'S Indelible Ink /;
WR1GHT'S Erasive Liquid,
1000 pounds GUM DROPS, assorted
500 t JUJUBE PASTE.
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES. for medi.
cinal purposes, constantly on hand
NJ Merchants, planters and PHYSICIANS respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh genuine
G. N.;MoRIsON co.,
Oil u Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

COPARTNERSHlP-TH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ til is day formed C.parnership under the and
style Of BGLLITT WHALEY, tra.sactine business as
Wholesale Groces Commission and Produce Merchants at Is
and Is New Levee, next to corner Gra,isr street.
CUTHBERT BULLITT,
THOMAS WHALEY.
New Orleans, June !, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28

WIDOW A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO. ANGELO
w Costa, has on hand and offers for sale
800 bbls. Mess, Prime and Rump Pork.
100 tierces B8con-Sdes and Shoul6ere,
80 bbls White and Red Beans,
Is tierccs Sugar Cured Hams.
209 bbls. Superhne and Extra Flour.
80 tierces Carolina Rice.
AS 6m 66 ST. 6s and 10 Old ieyee street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-05
AMERICAN
Wholesale Clothing House.


Il Clothing trade OF the West comparatively
of small amount, and confined almost eXclu-
sively a retail business in the larger towns and
cities alone Now this line of Goods has become
almost Indispensable part of the stock of every
general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
the cross-rosd stand. Like all changes in trade,
however this one has not been produced except for
the best of reasons. Among these are the great
saying Of material by cutting large quantity OF
garments tOgether-the superior work and speed OF
sewing machines in manutacturing-th great saw
ing of time in waiting for your turn at the Tai
lers-the uncertainty of even then getting salts
factory ''ft, and above all the saving of at least
oe-hdLf the cost of the garment in the price. For
n number Of years this has only been part of our
general Dry Goods business, but have made
arrangements to devote whole house eXclu-
sTeIy to it alone with such lines of Notions and
Furnishing Goods viii be necessary and desirable
in that trade Belle wing that the true interest of
the trade will be to sustain in this enterprise,
we would espectfuily announce that We now have
on hand one Of the largest and most desirable
stocks of WELL MADE CLOTHING that
ever offered TO the trade of the West.
We respectfully solicit call from all our old
friends and the trade generally. We charge moth
ing for shogiRg goods, and not much if you bay
them. We are prepared TO sell to all prompt-tnle
buyers low.as any house in the trade. A liberal
discount also made all cash sales.
WM. L. FRENCH & CO.,
sep3 No 20 maip street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-05

EEwARD BATES FOR PREsIDEEr.-The
Missouri Democrat, of Friday, contains an
editorial article on the Hon. Edward Bates
as a candidate for the Presidency. 1t says,
/" the choice of Missouri for the Presidency
is fixed upon Edward Bates, beyond cavil
CT doubt" The Democrat thinks the NOM
nation of Edward Bates, by the Republicans,
would secure a triumph in 1860. His po-
sition is thus defined:
"The position of Judge Bates upon the
vital questions of the day, must meet with a
hearty response from every honest, Uniou-
loving patriot. They are broad enough to
take in the whole country, and may be
summed up, briefly, as opposition to the ex-
tension of slavery over territory now free,
or hereafter to be acquired, and the consti-
tutional restriction of slavery, without in
tsrruption by legislation or otherwise, to its
present limits"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-05

HoGARTHs PICTURE OF THE RED SEA-
Hogarth was once applied to by a miserly old
nobleman to paint on his staircase repre-
sentation of Pharoah's host in the Red Sea.
In attempting to fix on the price, Hogarth
became quite dissatisfied. The miser was
unwilling to give more than half the real
value of the picture. At last Hogarth,
out of all patience, agreed to his patrons
terms.
Within a day or two the picture was
ready. The nobleman was surprised at such
expedition, and Immediately called to exam
inc it. The canvas was painted all over
red.
"Zoundsr' said the purchaser, "what
have you here2 I ordered scene of the
Red Sea-"
"The Red Sea you have" said Hogarth,
still smarting to have his talents underval-
ued.
"But where are the Israelites 2" asked
the nobleman.
"They are all gone over
"And where are the Egyptians ?"
Z" They are all drowned"
The misers confusion could only be
equalled by the haste with which he paid
his bill. The bitter was bit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-05

THE-NAvAL STRENGTH OF ENGLAND AND
FRANcE.-All the Marshals, commanding
the military subdivisions of France, have
been summoned to Paris, to confer with
the Minister of War. The following para
graph appears in the Correspondence BuL-
Ler:
can certify the entire accuracy of the
following information touching the relati ge
naval strength of France and England. Eng
land has at this moment, or will have in
few months, So line-of-battle ships, carrying
3,40O guns, and of 10, $50 horse power
France has 40 line-of-battl Ships with 81
705 guns, and representing 1851 horse
power. The parallel, as you see, is by no
means to our disadvantage. As to frigates
and gun boats in state for immediate ser
vice, the proportion is also in our favor
The writer of the letter from which we de-
rive this information, says that the English
Admiralty is making prodigious efforts to
regain the former numerical superiority of
England. 1t carefully watches every move
ment in our dock-yards, and latterly, when
it heard that we were building two blindes
vessels at Toulon, it put two upon the
stocks also. Whatever diligence our neigh
bors may use we shall be ready before they
are. The two vessels alluded to, at which
men are now working night and day, at
Toulon, are designed upon the model of the
| Napoleon, our most magnificent ship of
! war. They are covered with iron or steel
! planks, which render them proof against
/ the most powerful projectiles. They will
carry only thirty guns, but the calibre of
these is so large that they will easily sink a
three-decker
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-05

How VICTORIA TRAINS HER CHILDREN
A primary regard is paid to moral and re-
ligious duties. They rise early, breakfast at
eight, and dine at two. Their various oc-
cupations are allotted out with almost mill
tary exactness. One hour finds them en-
gagged in the study Of the ancient-another
of the modern authors, their acquaintance
ship with the languages being first founded
on a thorough knowledge of their gram
matical construction, and afterwards farnili-
arized and perfected by conversation. Next
they are trained in those military exercises
which give dignity and bearing. Another
hour is agreeably filled up with the lighter
accomplishments of music aed dancing.
Again the happy little party assemble in
the riding school, where they may be seen
deeply interested in the various evolutions
of the menage. Thence while drawing
and the further exercise of music and the
lighter accomplishments, call off the atten-
ton of their sisters - the younger Princes
proceed to busily engage themselves in a
carpenter shop, fitted up expressly for them,
at the wish of the royal coasort, with a
turning lathe and other tools essential to a
I'll, rough knowledge of the craft. They
thus early become, not only theoretically,
but practically acquainted with the useful
arts of life. A small laboratory is occasion
ally brought into requisition, at the instance,
also, of their royal father, and the minds of
the children are thus led up from contem-
plation of the curiosities of clinical science
and the wonders of nature, to an inquiry
into their causes. This done, the young
carpenters and students throw down their
saws and axes, unbuckle their philosophy,
and shoulder their miniature percussion
guns-which they handle with the dexteri-
ty of practiced sportsmen-for a shooting
stroll through the royal gardens. The eve
ming meal, the preparation for the morning
lessons, and a brief religious instruction,
! close the day.