SELECTED POETRY.

GOD PROVIDETH.

as nurses nit-an.

Lo ! the lilies of tﬁeld,

How their leaves instruction yield ! Ilurk to nature’s lesson given,

By the blessed birds oflleaven 2 Every bush and tufted tree

‘ \Varbles sweet philosophy ; Mortal, ﬂy from doubt and sorrow ; God provideth for the morrow.

Say, with richer crimson glows

The kineg mantle or the rose 1

Say, have kings tnore wholesome fare, Than we poor citizens of airl

Barns nor boarded grain have we, Yet we carol _merrily,

Mortal ! ﬁy frotn doubt and sorrow, God provideth for the morrow.

One there lives, whose guardian eye Guides our humble destiny ;

One there lives, who Lord of all, Keeps our feathers lest they fall— I’ass we blythely,theo, the time, Fearless of the snare and lime, Freqfrom doubt and taithless sorrow God provideth for the marrow.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Quart-tots ran a ‘VlFI.—D0 you re- collect what your feelings were immedi- ately after you had spoken the unkind word to your husband ‘! Did you not fact both ashamed and grieved, and yet too proud to admit it? That pride, madam, was, is,and ever will be, your evil genius. It is the tetnper which labours incessant- ly to destroy your peace, which cheats you with a vile delusion that your hus-

nnd deserved your anger when he really most required your love. It is the can- cer which feeds upon those glad and un- speakable emotions you felt on the ﬁrst pressure of his hand and lip, and will not leave them till their ashes corrode your affections, blight your moral vision, and blunt your sense ot'right and wrong. Ne- yer forget that yours is a lofty calling— never forget the manner in which the do- ties of that calling can alone be properly fulﬁlled. ltyour husband is hasty, your example of patience will chide as well as teach him ,- yourrecriminations will drive him from you ; your violence may alien- ate his heart, and our neglect impel him to desperation. our soothing will re- deem him; your softness subdue him; and the marry twinkle of those eyes now ﬁlling beautifully with priceless tears will tnake him all your own.—Chambers’ London Journal. ’

‘ Father’s dead,’ I replied. ‘Dead!’ said the coxswain, ‘ well, fathers do die sometimes: you must at on how you can without one. don’t think fathers are of much use ; for, you see, mothers take care of youtill you’re old enough to go to sea. My father did nothing for me, except to help mother to lick me, wheat was obstropolous.”—Marryatt.

The proportion of metal used in en- louring glass is so small, that we could hardly suppose that it could produce any chemical eﬁ'ect. One thousand grains of glass, are highly coloured by one grain of cobalt.

A correspondent of the LeicestsrChro- nicle states that a Mr Henry Green has invented a machine to supersede walking with which he recently travelled from Leicester to Cambridge 75 miles in little more than a day.

MAN? Fac'rs IN Few Worms.— A legal stone is l4lb, or the eighth ofan hundred in England, and l6|bs. in Holland. The fathom,6 feet is the height ofa full grown man. A'hand in horse measure, is 4 inches.

An Irish mile is 2240 yards: a Scotch mile is I9S4 yds.; an English, or statute mile 1760 yards ; German. l806; 'I'urkish, I826. An acre is 4840 square yards, or 69 yards 1 foot 8} inches each way. A square mile,l760

‘ yards each way, contains 640 acres.

The Persians gave names to every day in the month, just as we give them to days ofthe week.

The human body consists of 240 bones, 9 kinds ofarticnlations or join- ings, and 100 cartilages or ligaments, 400 muscles or tendons and too nerves, besides blood, arteries, veins,

The foot of a Chinese female. from the heel to the great toe, is only 4 inches long. -

In marching. soldiers take 7‘2 steps per minute; quick marching,108; and and it charging, 150 steps.

An elephant bred to war stands ﬁrm against a volley of musketry. and 30 bullets in the flesh will not kill him.

Roars! Founnea.-—A’n auctioneer, putting up an antique Roman helmet for sale, told the company he was informed that it had belonged to Romulus. the R0- man founder; lmt whether he was an iron or a brass founder, he could not tell.

Keeping milk in zinc howls, on account ofa large quantity of cream being pro- duced by galvanic action, is very dange- rous, as the milk is sure to hold a consi- derable portion of zinc in solution.

A silly Yorkshire woman, living at Keysingham has “ sold out" of the bank because a rogue or fool is prophesying the erid of the world at lady-day! She has actually sold £l80 for £l0.

A meteorological observatory has been erected on Vesuvius. It is in the form ofa tower and stands a little above Ihu Hermitage 8,082 feet above the level of the sea.

The English judges have decided that any sort ot'device engraved on a seal, subjects the person using to the tax for armorial bearing.

MISS M- II- ma, EGS leave to inform the Ladies of Charlottetown, that she has commenc- ed the STRJI IV HJIT and BONNET B U S I N E S S

at her father's residence, Fitzroy street ; "and

trusts by attention to her business, to obtain a

share of their patronage. April 24. '

M188 8!“.

RESPECTFULLY informs the public of Charlottetown,that she has com- menced tho STRAW BONNET AND MILLINERY B US I N E S s, and will be ready to receive any orders in the line of her business at her residence in Hillsborough Street. April 20. 8t CHJIRLES BEAMISH 5' GO. Manner ll'ttaar, Hattrax. EG to return their best thanks to those Shippers in P. E. Island, who consigned Produce to their address during the last Autumn, and to intimate that they will be ready to receive eon- signments during the coming Spring on their usual terms.

Halifax, March 30, IBM. lm

REMOVAL.

can Leann HORSES F R I E .N D.

lVlLLIAM JAKEMAN,

The old Country Veterinary Sharing and Jobbing Smith ;—also, Horse and Cattle Doctor,

BEGS leave to acquaint the public of Charlottetown and its vicinity, that he

has taken the well known Forge belong- ing to Mr. T. B. 'I‘remain, and lately oc- cupied by Mr. Bishop, where he intends to carry on the above business, in all its branches. .

{EPWith sobriety, good workmanship, and punctual attention to his business, he hopes fora share of the public pa- tronage. .

ﬁllerse and Cattle medicme for any disease to which they are liable will be supplied at the shortest notice.

Queen Street, Charlottetown, }

April 3, 1844.

TO COVER FOR THE SEASON, A LIMITED NUMBER OF MARES.

‘IIE llorse CHARLES, 4 years old, l6 hands high, of great bone and strength,and unmatched for sytntnetry and action,bred by Mr. Henry Longworth, his sire. Revenge,bis dam,Mr.Longworth’s celebrated Marc by Roncesvalles, is par- ticularly docile amt is allowed by com- petentjudges to be the best bred Horse now on the Island.

Terms 30s. taken in six months, in Cash. Produce, or Labor, with 25. (id. to be paid to the Groom atthe time.

Stands at \Vinaloe Barton , Winsloe Road, Lot 33, 7 miles from Charlotte-

town.

April 13th, l84l. 3'n ~'Fiifor:titsnttiat'rnt) ENGLISH II 0 R S E O H A M P I 0 N.

M POR'I‘ED by \Vm. Miller, Esquire, will stand in Charlottetown during the season. visiting every 'l‘oasoar at Mr. James \Velsb’s, Charlottetown Fer- ry House. @Terms 90 Shillings; payable in

GRAIN, delivered at Coles’ Brewery and Distillery.

JAMES CURTIS.

April “.1844. Queen.

THE CELEBRATED CANADIAN H 0 R S E

“YANROO.”

ll.I. visit the following Settlements during the ensuin season, commenc- ing the ﬁrst of May at ryon River; thence to Cape Traverse. thence to Bedeque and St. Eleanors—returniug to. each place every fourteenth day. JOHN HYDE. 4i CLYDESDﬂLE HORSE; OLUM BUS will stand during the reason at the Subscriber’s, attending on Wed- nesdays and Saturdays in Charlottetown.- Terms 20 Shillin ; Groom 5 Shillings. C I WI LIAM CRANSTON. bar ottetown Royalty - April 20, test. 'I" ""

THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave most res- pectfully to inform the inhabitants of Charlottetown, that he has new ﬁtted up a

‘ S E, which is ready for funereal purposes. and suitable fortbe decent obsequias of any age, and for the convenience of the

A pril 20.

~Public generally.

CHARLES DOGIIERTY. Prince Street. Charlottetown, } March 27th, IB-Mf'

W A N 'I‘ E D. ABOUT the ﬁrst week in May, Four or Five convenient ROOMS in a central part of the town, at h moderate Rent. Information to be left atthe Of- ﬁce ofthe Morning April 27.

News.

CHINJ and EAR THEN if an “5

CHARLOTTITOWI.

THE S b

_ u scriber res . forms the Inhabitants ll- town and the country "Mn", "°' HI: stow crusts roa sacs, "up" ed and handsome assortment of CHI-val naarncawanc, mm, b "Shit cum from LiVerpool, G. B, I “"r

' coastsrtaa 0:. Breakfast, Dinner and 09..., plete.; printed and painted Tea w. one uses and patterns and black Ware ;

Barns, ate. &c.

ital. no

' ; drab, cm" M I‘otur Sue,

A r. a o— A variety of Citrus Bananas-ms Tea Sass— RICll CUT GLASS, he. to. Which may be bad at his St hot, by Wholesale or Retail.“ mum!" Ingroduce will be taken in men! for Goons, from country customm

GEORGE R Charlottetown: 0c, .28. 18439031.

REMOVAL.

JAMES—Farms, NGINEER and Blacksmith, at...

moved to his new shop,oext doom

Mr. H. Haszard’s store, Upper QM street, near Mr. Desbrisay, Apolhtcariu Hall, and directly opposite to the oﬁu of the Morning News, where he willb. happy to receive orders in his hutinta, whicu will be performed with nature, and punctuality.

Turning and ﬁtting Machinery and Smith’s Work in all its branches.

W‘arrnnted Cast Steel Axes,10t.-- Other edged Tools made to order.

(EF'Country produce will he talenis payment at market prices.

Upper Queen Street, Charlottetown Ich 6.

NOT REMoVEIl.

c. 0. Emma:

FEELS grateful to a discerning publit

for the orders he is daily receivinta the line of his business, especially lnlllt Cas'r STEEL Axs: departmentnndit assures his employers that whenctrtta circumstances render it imperative, at the score of honesty,to depreciate lllt on abilities, he will inform his patrons oltll fact by publishing his “ warranted Cal Steel Axes, l0s.”

'.* Lessons given to respectshlelt- ginners on Cast and German Steel An tnaking. Hours of attendancelrom lilo 2 p. m.,l Guinea each lesson to adnm Apply at the Red Shop, head Qum'l Wharf-wrest.

Charlottetown, Feb. 14. ti.

JOB PRINTING, Neatly executed at the Oﬁice ot the M News. Sep

mil t6. “BLANK E—oans may be had to order. Book-Binding neatly executed.

THE MORNING NE'WS II published every Wnntusnav all 3‘ roanar mornings, by E. A. MOODY,

at his oﬁiee. near the druggist store of lit-T- Desbtiuy, Queen Stun, Charlotteloﬂ: Price, one can each copy—l0 ﬂ 10s per annulln, zxclusive of the CW postage—half required in advent!!- G’ALL communications to be to the Editor, Charlottetown-

A G E N T 8- "a. Sr. Entanoas—Mr.‘ Wm. Henry m [or H—James E. S. Bagnnll. 51' m Grotto: Town—Charles Mallet”: BEDIQUD—A. Anderson, Esq- Tavoa—Mr. John Hall. , Brynn—John Henderson. But-s mp GIIIIAL Auras—Mr. Hen"! "