POETRY.

SELECTED.

“ _ TII.‘.Y ARE PASSING AWAY.

They are passing away—the loved, the young 'l‘hu: charm‘d my boyltood's hours. '

I hear their laugh—the song they sung- "I‘Wus music winfd 'o‘er tlowers.

Witlteringuwithering—one by one. Like autumn loaves'they fall :

No voice brca‘ltes from the graven stone. ’0.- from the club's pall.

They are‘ passing away—the flowers of love 2 When on night’s diadt-m

Like jewel! shine the stars above. Then I commune with them.

I are their gltostsmpale, t-ltadowlcss— Flitting arourd the tomb ;

They won me to their cold caress, And softly whisper, “ come."

They are passirg away—atone, alone — ’.\l idst dark decay I move.

Reading on cold memorial stone. The names] dearly love,

'l'ime bceltosii on-ntinu, too, will find That record of decay ,

"l'will stay the lingerer behind, Who'll read—THEN PAS! awar.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Wis-ran. Summer and Autumn have catl. their appropriate delights, and Ii.(.‘.‘t.‘ :t;'- mostly rnjoycd underthe blue and in the balmy air;ltut ‘.‘ia:.-., cheerful Winter. is the timet‘or IIi-tI'Jtti‘ vendor ts, the quest ofltnowlcdge and t.’ .: (low of affection. With what duh-rent emotions is the present season To the wealthy and gay,it is the “ titnc to laugh ;” whilst the luclylcsspoarread on its front tire for-

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lorn inscription, “the time to weep and the time to mourn.” Tothcsc it comes loaded with all the aggravations of ,ntisery,whilst to the other it advances tleckctl more gaudily than the flowerv Spring or'tccming Summer. Others look to it as the season oi solid enjoyment. The laborious tartncmvho now enjoys the bountiful reward of his toils, looks thither to the congenial pleasures ofa rustic .VVinter. The man of business also rccollects this‘is the’time for enjoy. ing the most exalted blessings of the happy family circle. The student hails the season so propitious to his pursuits, when his seclusion presents such a strik- ing coatrast to the boisterous state of nature, which cannot now attract hitn from the substantial pleasures of his choice. And, oh ! how do those rejoice at its presence among whom sickness has raged uncontrolled, and where pesti- lence has walked at noonduy. MAGNAMMITY. . When the emperor Vespasian com- manded a Roman Senator to give his voice against the interest ofhis country, and threatened him with immediate death if he spoke on the other side ; the Roman, conscious that an attempt to serve the people was in his poWer,though the event over so uncertain, answered with smile, ‘didt ever tell you that t

was immortal I My virtue is in my own disposal, my life is yours: do'you what

I fall in the service of my country, I shall

in all your Iau't‘els.’

'rwo nontvnvas m ONE DAY.

The Persians have two mornings, the Soobhi Kazim and the Snobhi Sadig, the false and the real daybreak. The)’ ac- count for this phenomenon in a most Whimsical manner. They say that, as the sun rises from behind the Kohi Quat', (mount Caucasus.) it passes a hole per- forated through that mountain, and that. darting its rays through it. it is the cause of Soohhi Kazint. As it ascends, the earth is again veiled in darkness, until the sun rises above the mountain, and brings with it Soohhi Sadig, or real tttorning._-—Scott li'cring.

-r n A r a t. c A a.

Huge fragments ofwreck still frequent. lv charge front the watcrv gulf “hose

2M: they are relics» of the. enormous ships which were burnt and sunk on that terrible day, when the heroic cham- pion of Britain concluded his work. and died. I never heard but one individual say a word in disparage-meat of Nelson’s glory: it was a pert American. who ob- served that the British admiral was much oval-rated. “ Can that individual he overrated.” replied a strancer. “ whose every thought was heat on his country’s honor! who scarcely cvcr fouth with- out lcaving apiece of his body in the fray; am! who. not to speak of minor triumphs, was \ictorious in two such actions as Ahoukir and Trafalgar.— Borrow’s Bible in Spain. any. a. FULLER.

One salthuth afternoon. soon nfterhe had begun his sermon. Mr. Fuller oh— scrved several of his congregation asleep. Grieved with their improper conduct. he disturth them by a smart ran with his hand on the pttlpit. and said, “I have of- ten I can afraid ofprcat-ltingyou to sleep; but it cannot he my fault to-tiay. for you are asleep almost before I have be- gun."

,A GOOD WOMAN IN LONDON.

Mr. Newton relates an anecdote ofa very poor and aged woman. who mani- festcd great submission to the will of God. She was one. day attempting to cross the road in Whitechapel, when a cart that was passing threw her down, and broke om: ofher thichthones. She was carried into a honsemnd several persons express- ed their kind concern on account of the accident ; but she replied. “ i thank you for yottr pity, but all is very well ; and I hope I have not one hone in my body but is willing to be broken, if such be the Lord’s will.”

Henry the Fourth of France one day reached Amicns, after along journey. A local orator was tleputed to Itarangue hint, and commenced with a long string of cpithets—“ Very great sovereign, very good, very merciful, verv magnani- mous——.” “ Add also,” interrupted the king, “ very tired.”

That day in which we have done some excellent thing we may reckon to he add- ed to our life, as were the fifteen years to the days of HeZekiah.—Tu_t/lor.

W A N T B D LAD of H or 15 years ofage, of re- spectable character, willing to make himself generally useful. Apply to JAMES N. HARRIS. , King Street. Charlottetown, Nov. 4, 18‘s.

you will, I will do what I ought: and if

have more triumph in'nty death,than you I

ltillotvs chafe the rocky sides of Tratal-l

TH E

MORNING NEWS,

AND SEBII-‘VEEKLY ADVERTISER. A paper: devoted to General Intelligence, Lilcrature, Science, are. EEZPAs this paner Will be published on the MARKET D-tvs, it. will eventu- ally obtain a wide circulation for Ad- vertisements, Etc.

(EPPrice One Penny each-10:. per. arm to Subscribers—from wltom HAL? IN AD- vaxcr: ta REQUIRED.

COUNTRY PRODUCE will be taken in payment.

0V 9.

THE SUBSCRIBERS

EG to intimate to Shippers and

others interested in the Paonuce nt'Princc EdWard Island. that they have cottttnenccd business on the Mitrltet \Vhart', Halifax, as Contattsstox Mea- cuan-rs 'and Gsssaau Act-:tv'rs, under the firm of -

CHHRLES BEflMISHG‘ 00. They intend to devote themselves par- ticularly to the interests of we Island i Shippers, and bare provided accommo- dation for the storage. of Grain when re- qun ct .

(WOrders for all descriptions of Goods executed with care and protnptitbde to the amount of remittances sent in money or produce ; and every attention paidtn the interest ofthosc a ho may favor them with orders or consignments.

' CHARLES BEAMISH, \V. L ROSE.

Halifax, October lst, l843.

N. B.-Nn Commission charged on Goods sent in return for Produce. '

TINI/VARE, .970 ms, .M'D s'm p1”). CHARLES HARRIS,

Rnsrtc'rt-‘ULM' informs the Inltabitauts of

Charlottetown and tlte country in general, that he has taken the shop opposite to Mu. G. Comz’s Brewery. whceo he int: ads to carry on the above business in all its different branches, and hopes by care and purtC'uality to merit a share of public patronage.

‘3.” Orders front the country will meet im- mediate attention, and all articles in the above line will be naula and repaired at reasonable prices for Casu.

Cltarlottctuua,0ct IS, l843.

'I'O SEA CA P'I‘AINS. TO BE SOLD. a very superior Git.- ' nea'r’s Ktxa‘s I’A'l'I-ZNT BRASS .‘iEXTAN'l'mt'the best finish. with To- lcscopes complete. May be seen at Messt‘s.Lt manu &Ft.\'L.tvsox’s,Queen Srcet. October H.

A LLI/lniffE LIFE JIND FIRE IA'S U R A NC E C OM l’.-1A'Y, O F L O N D O N. Cart'rsr. .£5,®@9,@®9, Srrznmac. PrraattUM—Monatta'ra. CHARLES YOUNG, Jlgent. Charlottetown, Sept. l3, l843.

PR EPAR E I) COCOA. I'l’arranlcd part: and qfu/it'st qualily.

'I'Itia Cocoa is very nutrttiuue, and phy- sicrans recommend It to the healthy. the fliCk. or the convalescent. It is tranquiLIizing to w ak nerves, and is in all respects a truly pleasant and agreeable beverage. 'l'his pre- paration will be found an excellent substitute for tea and cotl'ce.

DIRECTIONs.—-T01:nc pEntot' milk and one pint of water, add three or four table spoons full of Cocoa, boil fifteen or twenty minutes: Any other proportions of milk and water make a pleasant beverage.

Sold by W. R. ‘VA'I‘SUN, Queen Street. Charlottetown.

~10a. per annum, exclusiva of the char‘eot

APOESC‘ARIES’ BEL

Just received, at the above Edam; tqent, per EMMA Sit/mm, from don, mu! Aa'rctorajrot‘n Dublin

AN EXTENSIVE AND WELL 5min“ ABSORTMEST 0" GENUINE

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

VICTORIA and l’nttvctr Aanun'r Perfm ry. Brushes and Combs of Mary deseripu“. Spices, Confectionery, Paints, Oi. . ' Colours, Dye Staffs, Fishing 'l‘aeltle, p.“ Trusses, with a great variety ufthe most. proved F

PATENT MEDICINES,

among which are Norton’s Cuntontile l’illu. “ ell'ectual remedy for Illtllgeltiunf’ pup. Life Pills; Mill‘s and Blair’s Rheumatic Gout I’ills ; Ilunt's. Anderson’s, “3d,. \Velclt’s.llooper‘s,Jacks0n’s,Jenn‘s,.lewitt'. Robert's, and other I'ills; Morton‘s Ellen“: ctng. Murray’s Fluid, and Henry's calciM tnugnesu ; Reed’s pulmonary und'l‘arl' tott'e Balsams; Whitehead ‘s lire. ace of am. turd ', British and l’olyandria Oils ; Dolby, (.‘urntinative ; Vine’s Styrnl can Fluid, . “ certain cure for Toothache t” Grim-aw, Eye and Cephalic Snuti's ; Iloltert’s (lint. ment, " tltu poor man’s friend ;” dre. 51-4.. The whole of which having been part-hand at the first Drug Establishments in Londt‘ and are warranted genuineatud we now all“. ed at a trifling advance on cost and that!” A t. s 0,—Best I'IAVANNA (imam, At. monds. Raisins Figs. Mnecaroni, Vertnieelti. Gelatincs, latent Grunts. I’tchles,Seuces,tf

every variety. &c. &c. T. DESBRISAY. Queen-Street. Sept. 6.

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DR UG S flND .MEDICINES.

“'ILIJAM R. WATSON, SECS leave to announce to the inhabitants ot'Cltarlottetuwn and the Island in general. that h-- has commenced ill the above line it the Store adj ining the late Mr. Ioouuld Mat- donald's. anti next to Mr. I’. Macgowatt't, where lte will keep constantly on hand age- ttcrul Supply of Danes, Mantcnvrs. (‘ht- micnl Apparatus and 'l'csts,Seidlitz. Soda and Ginger [leer Powders. Medicinal and Culinary Ileths. French and I‘Tng'islt pcrfumery, llu bertson’s patent Grants and Barley.

A r. s o,

A few thousand Cuba Company f‘igan: Rene, IIobsmt tt Co's. celebrated 50d! Watt-r, (linger Beer and Lemon Syrup. The above are all imported from approved mums unsurpassed for quality, and at tnodetutt prices, for Cash.

V. R. \V.. from the experience which he has had itt Scotland and Nova Scotiauruats he shall be able to give satisfaction to those who may favour him with their custom.

Sept. ti.

5637716 “ .Mnt'ning JVCII'S ” can It: had early every I'Vcdncsday and Solar- rluy, at‘ the slore of Mr. H. Stamper, lwolrsellrt', and a! the «flier of the pub- Iis/tcr, near In Mr. T. Desbtisay't flpol/tecaries’ Hall-price osa resst sac/t.

THE MORNING NEWS Is published every \‘VEDNEBDAY and 8A- 1‘unnav mornings, by

E. A. MOODY, at his office, near the druggist store of Mr. 'I'. Desbrisay, Queen Street. Charlottetown. l‘rice, one penny each copy—to subscriber!

postage—half required in advance. I 5r;}‘°.-\ll lottu'sto be addressed to the Editor. General Agent for Prince Edward Island, M'- tlenry Stamper. bookseller: for Pictou. M'- A. Mel’hail ; for tlulit‘ax, Mr. It. N. Barrett.

AGEA'TS.

Mr. RJ‘LBurratt. llalifax; A. McI’haihr’l- Piotoa: James E. S. Bagnall, Esq. hot H; Mr. William Henry Morris. St. I-Jeattcm W. B.Aitltin, Esq. Georgetown: 1’. Metal- lutn, Esq. St. Peters; “r. J. Jardine. do. :1- Sims, Erq. New London : Mr. McCoruttIIlt LittleYortt; A.Anderson. isq. Bedeque; MI‘J- Hall. 'I‘ryon . Mr. John Henderson, Bella“? Mr. Alex. Nicholson, do.