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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-04

Youthful Deprauity.-- Yesterday morn.
inn. the dock of Recorder BALDWIN, Court,
was occupied by no less than 8 youths,
Of ages running from y to 10, who were
found by the police sleeping 10 a stable ~
Louisa street, all Of whom had no place oil
residence. Some Of these youngsters are
we'll known to the police as being very
bad characters, and the Recorder sent
three Of them who appeared TO be the ring.
lenders, to the work house, and said That
viii, respect to the others, he had an aver
am 10 committing them, but would in o
taken care Of until some manner Of dispo"
sine Of hem could be- adopted. We are.
clad to SEQ that Recorder Baldwin does
not consider tho %workhouse n proper place
70 send youths 10 ,;7ho may as yet be un-
tainted with crime, for however excellent.
" that institution may t,s manageo, ana
We believe that it Is well conaue'ea' yer
we fear that Il servitudc in the wofkhouse
would neither mend their morals, O IN any
way tend to their reformation. 1t ~ rem
" Iamentable TO SEQ tho number Of yo'ihs
who arc daily appearing before the Recof.
dgrs IN the first stages Of dissipation AND
deprayity, md IL is painful to rehec. on
ths probability Of their becoming down.
tight tteiyos and ~yagabohds, simply boz
cause there are no available means for
tt,stf reformation. In connection with
This subject, NO would suggest that the CO
Enlistment Of u refuge for The destitute,
where the ttouseless but honest wayfaTer
mioht obtain n shelter, would be- o great
means Of preventing the commlttaI Of
crime, and ifproperly managed, be Il much
better place to send those who are young
in deprayily, or who are %ponnyless and
honest, than 10 send them to the work.
house, where they soon learn from the
thieves and v~agabonds who are sent there,
to become equally as dangerous characters
and adopts in every species Of yilliany.-
Iropic Nop. LIST.
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A WORD TO MERcHANTs.-Have you a large
stock Of good on hand which you wish to re-
duce !-Then nothing is easier than to do 1t.
Only advertise literally, (either in your own
paper, or if your feeling lead you that way,
in the papers Of our neighbors0 and the thing
is done. Depend upon it, is a false economy
to keep all knowledge of what you have on
hand from the public, when the means of
communicating such knowledge may be OBJ
tanned so cheaply. We have always observed
that those who advertise the most literally in
the papers and scatter their handblIls the
most widely among the people, are generally
the most prosperous in business. The reason
is plain. People like to be asked to buy, and
that too in a polite manner. For who, if
they can help it, will deal with a chuff, mo-
rose, vinegar-cruet chap, who is too ill-natu-
red, or too ill-mannered TO saw with a bland
smile, " Madam, shall | show you this rich
silk ! or this beautiful figured de lame! or
will you try on this pair of fine, flexible
cloves ~ as the case be. Nobody! Sucha
man never advertises, Oh no!-not he. He
is a penurious of his money as he is of his
smiles. 1t is not only your bland, affable and
gentlemanly merchant, who wishes every
body success in business, and tries hard him.
self to make an honest calling, that advertises.
People know this, and hence they look over
the papers to see where they can get the
best bargains, and at the same m be treat
ed with that courtesy and politeness which
nobody dislikes.
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A. We refer the ladies' to Mira SHAW y
..ra IA ano,hcr column. Call and examine
for yourselves.
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a)0ftrl..


From the Democratic Rcrisp for December.
DREAM.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
I had dream-a strange, wild dream
Said dear voice AT early lighl
And even yet lis shadows seem
10 lingcr in my waking sight.
Earth. green with spring, and fresh with dew,
And bright with morn, before me stood;
And airs Just Weakened softly blew
On the young blossoms Of the wood.
Birds sang within the sprouing shade,
Bees hummed amid the whispering grass,
And children prntllGd rs they played
Beside the ryulcls dimpng glass.
Fast climbed the sun-the flowers were flown;
There played NO children in the glen;
For some were gone and some We're grown
TO blooming dunes and bearded men.
Twas noon, TWAS summcr--l behed
Woods darkning in The flush Of day
And that bright riyulet spread and SwcIIcd,
A mighty strcam, with creek and bay.
And here was love, and there was strife,
I,"" "'',', ,',,,, '.,r,,',I;r., ,s far M,
avn S'.'s ",o,,' .mJ nnrry eyc,
" IVA ""''''''
:.
Now STOPPED the subtitle shades grew thin,
AL -" n" n,r',, i,, ,, ,rrro g,,bcr;n in
an a" ,Io sin1,n C,ld IL. rrni,s ,nb shnoves
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of trumph on his lip, sanguine flush upon his
pale cheek, as he turned unhccding from the
lhrong, and then, entering his caIrage, regained
his home.
lie had scarcely re-en,ercd his cabinet, cre'
faithful to his appointment, FOnscca was announ-
ccd.
What ldngs, my best of lli2nds:' exclaimed
the soldier.
Caldcron shock his head mournrully.
My dear pupil said he, in accents of well Or-
fac,od sympathy, there is no hope for thee. For
get this vain dream; return to tho ermy. | can
promise thee promotion, rank, honors; but the
hand Of Braniz is beyond my power
How said Fonscca turning paln and sinking
into seat, slow is this why so Sudden Il clnnge'
has the queen
i have no, seen her majesty; but the king is
resolved upon this matter; so are the inqui,ion-
The church complains Of recent and numerour cy-
amplos of unho'y and impoliiic relaxation of her
dread power The court dare not interfere. The
novice mus be left to her own choice
'And is there no hupc;'
None Return to the excitement of thy brave
career
'Never,' cried Fonsoca with g,cat vohemencc
If, in rcqnial Of all my services, Of life r'kcd
blood spilled, cannot ablain boon so easy rc
accord me, renOUncc scr> leo in which, ever
fame has lost its charm And bark YOU, CalderOn
tell YOU that will not (orrso this pursuit, s.
fair, so innocent victim shall not be CONDEMNED
To that living tomb. Through the walls Of tn,
nuuncry, lhough the spies Of the nqui-iion, love
will find out lis way; aud IN some distant land
will yet unite happiness aud honor, fear not cX
lie, fear not revclse; 10 longer fear poverty it.
SET All Lands where the sopnd Of the lrumpc
! is not unknown, can afford career to the soldie
/ who asks Gom heaven no other boon bu: his MS
,rcss aud his swold'
| 'lou will seek to abstract Beariz, them, sal,
Cu!derou, calmly and mu>ingly. 'lcs; it may b.
Your best course # YOU take the requisite precau
lions Bu, can YOU see her; can you concert w
| herr
Il think So I;usl | base already paved tn
way to an interview Yesterday, al!er | quue
thee, sought The convent; and, as the chapel
one of the public sights at the city, made m
curiosity my excuse. Happily, Recognized in til
porter of The convent an Old. servitor o!ml father
he Ind known me from child; he dislihcs hi
calling; he will consent 10 accompany our llghr
to SHIRE our fortunes; he promised 10 convey a lei
ter from nc to Healrz and to transmit 10 Inc hc
answer
'ihc stars smile on thee. non Martin.-Whc
b thou hast learned more, consult with me again
,N0w see a way to assist thee,
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relury's cabinet.
sDoI inrude, my son" said the churchman,
NO, father no; | never more desired your
presence, YOUR counsel 1t is not often that
stand halIing aud rresoluie between The twin mag
nets of interest and conscience: This is one of those
rare dcmmas,'
Here Calderon rapidly narrated tho substance
of his conversation with FonsCca, and Of the sub
seIuent communication with The prince
'You see, he said in conclusion, 'how critical is
MY position, On one side my obligation to Fon-
SEGA, my promise to a benenclor, "A friend, to the
boy assisted to rear; nor is that all; the prince
asks me To connivc at the abstraction Of a novice
from cousecracd house. What peril, What
hazald! On the other side, If refuse, the dis
pleasure. the vengeance Of The prince, for whose
favour have already forfeited lha, of the kings
and who, were he once to lrown anon me, woud
encourage all my cnemies-in other phrase, the
whole court in one united attempt at my ruin
Il, is stern tral,' said the monk gravely, 'and
one llm, may well excite your Fear,
Fear A!aga' hal In! ltar" said CaIdcron,
laughing scorrluIly. Did true ambition ever
know frar' Have we not the old Custl'mn prov
elb that tells US, lie who has climbed the first
step to power has left terror thousand leagues
bchiud;' No, il i,no, fear that renders me irrcs-
olutc; it is wisdom, and somc touch, some REM
nant of human nature; philosophers wouId call it
Virtue; YOU priests, religion
SON., said the priest, 'when, as one Of that sub
line calling, which enables us to place our I'M
Sudden feet upon the neck or kings, felt that |
hud the power to serve and TO eSnli YOU; whcn
as conlessor 10 Philip, backed the patronage Of
I.crma, recommended YOU to the royal notice, and
brought YOU into the sunshine of the royal favor,
it was because had read in your heart and brain
those qualities o! which the spiritual masters of
the world ever seek to avail their cause, knew
thee brave, crafty, aspiring, Inscriptions |
knew that thou wouIisl not shrink at the means
that could secure To thee noble end Yca,whcn,
years ago, in the valley of the Xcn, | saw hcc
battle thy hands in the blood Of thy foe, and heard
thy laugh Of cXuIlmg scorn; when |, alone master
Of thy secret, hchcld thee nllerwald DIVING from
thy home, stained with second murder, but still
cain, stern, md lord Of thine own ralson my
knowledge of mankind told me, coz such men are
high converts aud mighty instruments mlar"'
Tho priest paused for Caldcron heard him not,
Ills cheek was livid, his eyes closed, his brea>,
hcnved wildly.
Horrible remenLranccr he muttorcd; fatal
love, dread revenge! lnez, Inez what hast thou
TO answer ror!'
.Dc seo,rJ nv son: mcnrt no, TO tear the
bondoue from ,hy wounds
.Who .pcaks:' cried CaMeron, starting. pl,
rrics,, prie.,! | though, henrd the Dead Tall,
-, ,,r, IN. ,,,,, If n, wor1 H.. ;,oni.i,;,, III,
r,o,, tina ,or,nrc III, r,c,,, Tolk If ounh ,hu,
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NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2O4x Fulton street, near
~ GreenwehDr. Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London consulted conhdentialy
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njudicous and the imprudent OF quack msd
cids regular medical education with extensive practice
Of enables DR. Nj TO adap, the proper remedies
nsidops malades DR.. M daily consulted BY patients
where the leading have been only checked still
ing the poison to Turk the system until ultimately y dsve
all Dr. NJ perfect without mercury de-
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of the disease performed in three five days. and
proportion with malignant
STRUCTURES OF Observation-Disclosures in the
ureh, such structures and enlargement Of the prostate
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull in those
Of the Of matreatment Dr. NJ.
structures scientific manner promoting their absorb
without pain In advertisements the subject
of structures TIE symptoms defined This eusionbe
enlargement of the prostate gland &c would produce
analogous symytoms cruel TO torture patients with bou
NC when reality there structure Dr. M ID ire
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the Of nostrums and pretended specifics which stmuls
y induce greater depression Dr. M. such
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

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DR.. LAKE.

II L,
INVENTOR OF the Patent Strabismus and Ophthamia
Google Office No Sc White side of Broadway,
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