SELECTED POETRY. O N T I M E.

Even while the careless disencumbcred soul, Sinks all dissolving into ploasure’s dream, Even then to Time's tremendous verge we roll.

With headlong haste along lift ’s surgy stream-

Can gaiety the vanished years restore. Or on the withering limbs fresh beauty shed. Or soothe the sad inevitable hour, Or cheer the dark, dark mansions of the dead .’

Ah! Ileauty’s bloom avails not in the grave,

Youth’s lofty mien, nor age’s awful grace ;

Moulder alike unknown the prince and slave,

’Whelm‘d in th’ enormous wreck ofhuman race.

The thought fix'd portraiture, the breathing bust, The arch with proud memorials arrayed, The long-liv’d pyramid shall sink in dust, To dunrb ohlivinn‘s ever~desert shade.

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LIFE A CONTINUED ‘VARFARl-En— Every organized being lives in the midst of dangers which are every instant men- acing its existence. There is not a spe- cies which is not. inimical to others, and which has not in its turn cnenuesto its own existence. Our life is a contin- Ital combat, itt which we are successrve. ly conquerors and conquered, execu- tioner-s and victims, frequently unjust but more commonly oppressed; and all our intelligence, all our arts, and all our activity, have no other obJect but to dispute with that which surrounds this frail cxistencc, which is threatened-at every step. Sometimes this war ts with the elements; at others with the tern- perature,wltich is too hot or too eold : with tempest, which orushesns beneath its force. or consumes as apiece of chaff; with the beasts of the. forest, which prowl about our dwvlliogs ; with the in- sect,so small that it might be crushed beneath the. nail, but 8!) powerful in its invisible labour. which works our blood intoa state of fever. and consumes us with an intolerable itching; lastly, with our own irregularities, ottr excches, and our suicidal acts.—E:lract froma lecture by R. Rae-pail.

MIGHT AND :llAlN.—-L(t'tl Charles Somerset was telling; a long: story about his walking in the Woods at the Cape one day,when he came. suddenly upon a hut.m shaggy lion. “ Thinking to frighten him,” said the noble, "Iran at him with all my might.” “ Wherenpon,” said another, in- terrupting. " he ran away with all his aortic.” “ Just so.” said his lordship.

Rare—If they are trout lesome sprin- kle unslacked lime in their holes and a- bout where they congregate. and they Willdepart without fail. This is more simple than a trap.

JONATHAN neurone—A writer in Fraser’s Magazine states there. is a vil- logo in Bohemia, the name of which is only prnnmtncenltlo by sneezing three times and adding the syllables isclrl‘i.

The sum allowed the Lord Mayor of London is about .68, 000 a year. It rarely Covers the expcrrces incur- red.

Picty, which does not sweeten aman’s natural temper, may be compared to fruit before it is ripe—good in its kind, but not arrived at perfection.

Nothing less than the renewal of the image of God in our souls, will make us holy according to the Gospel.

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B. W. COCI-IRAN, SEAS just received, ex schr. Good- trill, from Halifax, his Spring supply of IIARD\VARE, CU'I'LERY. 8L0- CONHSTING or— (‘ut and \Vrought Nails and "rails, all sizes, Cut and \Vrought Tacks, from 2 t 2 to 20 oz (‘nst Cart Boxes and Gig pipes, Cast Plough mountings. in sctts. Plough moulds. and Bock plates. Ircn pots, Ovens, and extra covers, German, Cast and Blister Steel, Best double refined Boroax . Ivory handled Knives and Forks, Locks and Hinges. in great varicty. (‘nrt llntnes. chain traces and blICIbbandS' Saucepans, Tea Kettles. :‘nd Frying pans, Coarso and fine Gunpowder. PATENT Shot, Percussion t‘nps, Scythes. Sickle: and G was llooks, Scythe Stones and Rifles, Black, Red and Yellow Paints. IIRANDRAM‘S superior White Lead. Iloilcd and raw Linseed Oil. Whitning. Red and Yellow Ochres. I’ntty and Larnpb'ack. Window Glass, 7 x 9 1: l0. .0 x U, 9 x12, 10 x12, and 12 x l8, Rnrness Mountings. Ill}; and Riding Whips, Cope and Cocoa Door Mats. And a great variety of small Hardware and Cutlery.

A LSD,

Ladies’, \Iisses and Children’s Kid and Leather Shoes and Slippers; Elsslcr Ties and Boots.

Grey and white Shirtings, Fancy (10., Cotton prints.

Ten. Coffee, Pepper. Rice, Snufl‘a, Tobacco. Soap, Candles, and Corn Brooms.

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NEW ES't‘ABtItstntnN'r. .4... T 0 B A C C 0 REAHUE‘ELCTGRY. ill“. Subscriber is now fittingr up a

T 'l‘omCCo .‘daxtrrrutroav at this plum. and in a short time will be all]... to supply the people of Prince Edward Is- land with home .llnnujirclund Tobacco, ofeXcellcnt quality.

He. ltnpcs from the general disposition to encourage home rnanufactrvrcs. to meet with that support which the enter- prise deserves.

ROBERT McKlNIAY.

Charlottetown, 29th June, [844.

firearm Vii-“rat‘séirslf " EN roman & BL.-lCi(..‘.lllY'II.

ET) l'l'l‘Ulle‘a his sincere thanks to the ‘6’ inhabitants oftlris p'ave and the coun- try in general, f:r their liberal support s'nce he has Commenced business. and trusts that by sobriety and good workmanship to merit a cotttinuance ofthoir favours. lle begs leave to inform them that he is now enabled to make the following Articles equal to any im- ported :—

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Carriage xllounlr'ngs, Springs and Patent .‘lxlcs,’ Turning and Filling.’llnchincry; Screwr'ng Tackle made to all sizes,- Turning Lollies and edge Tools; Broml and Narrow Cast-Sled Jlxes, warranted of the best M A 'r a: n r A r. s.

[IT‘MI kinds of Smith‘s work finished in

the best style, on reasonable terms, at his Factory, upper Queen street, Charlottetown.

[TAn APPRENTICE wanted.,§fl Junelst,18-t-t. tf

FRESH SA UCES flSSOR TED. US'I‘ received, One CASE oftho above, which will be sold at unusually low prices in lots ofa dozen Bottles. '1‘. DI‘JSBRISAY.

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Jane 26.

CIIlNfl! CHINA .’! CHINA ! .'!

ace-k.— razor-nan BOOM,

ESI‘ECTFULLY intimates to the public, R that he has just received. err llarqne Maav Jaw H. from Liverpool, in addition to his former S '1‘ U C K. and now offers for Sale at the CHINA AND EAR.’I‘IIENW.-\IlE DEPOT, A choice selection of Printed and Painted Banaurasr and Tea Senvtcrzs, of van- 0th m-w pat-eras; DINNER and DESSERT Services, and 'l‘orr.r:'r’rr: \VAHE.

[YTAl-to, UlllNA Break fast and Ten Scr. viCea, Rich Cut Glass, 81c. Which he will dispose ofon reasonable terms by wholesale or retail.

Charlottetown, June lst, 134 t.

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“SP—"1715111110 NEW GOODS.

*— SPRING IS“. OIIN DAVIS. .Inn., has just reopived. per llrig “ Sm HENRY IIUNTLL‘Y,” frotn Liverpool, G. B , an assortment of

NEW' &' FuISHIONA BLE GOODS,

which he is enabled to sell on very moderate terms. frr (‘ale—upwards of

2th LADIES "RFSSES, in Deltrinos and Ilalzarenes, Lamas, and Urntise, cf the must exquisi'e patterns and colours: l.ama,0rmi.—e, Pais'ey filled and printed (‘ashmere Shawls and Handkerchiefs, l‘lmbossed Velvet Scarfs, \Vhi'o Blond llottttet Cap-I. (fit liars, 8m.

Gentlemcns’ Cltalli lilouscs, Summer C'ollt Illouscs, Velveteen (“homing Coats. l‘rab Tweed do.: Chesterfie'd \Vrappers, Allmvls, Taglinn-ts, White Drill Shooting Coats, 8;c., all iftlre ncwcst style.

Some very superior HEAVER AlJWR'I‘S.

Trowsers 3n Gamhroon Cantoon Moleskin. 9 ’

plain and fancy Tweed, Challi and Cloth' " S ' ‘ S

Black and f‘olonred S.\Tl‘.\l, checked and fancy (‘hal'i. Quiltings, Valencias, Shawl pat'errs, and printed Lastings.

Oil Cloth 'l‘able Mats, Victoria Table Cov- crs. 'l‘nhlo Ilaize, Carpet Bags, Striped and White Shirts. fire. fire. li‘c.

('harlottetown, June 5, lS-t t.

NE??? 5003.353.

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i ,ESBRISAY & CO.. havejus: re- ~’ ceivcd per (‘onslanr‘c and Emma Scrrrlc, from London, on consignment :—

50 Chests Souchong‘ and Congo 'l‘eas,

superior quality.

Na. 1 SI. *2 London “'liito Lead,

Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,

Ilcfl Spanish Indian,

Bar. Ilolt and Ilod Iron,

London Mottled and Pale Soap,

Talould and Dipped Candles,

Cognac. Ilrandy, Geneva,

Port andShorry Wines,

Bottled Porter.

Dottith refined Loaf Sugar.

An assortment of Cut arid Plain Glass, “'lrich. thcv offer for Sale very low for ready money.

June 5th, ISM-

SE’RING G‘EODE. I.I.I A .‘I ll E A II D begs to

‘L announce his return from Eng- land with an assortment of S I’ R I N G G 0 OD S. and trusts from their good quality and low scale of profits, to re. ceivc a continuance of public favour.

Great George Street,

June It". IS“. '. [L—The old stock of Irontnongerv, Bar Iron, Ste, will be sold offat, and nit-

der cost price. Ru RS. HEARD begs to announce to the Ladies of Charlottetown, and its vicinity, her arrival from England with a large and fashionable assortment of French and English MILLINERY. adapted to the present season, which will be ready for inspection on Mondav next the lCtb inst. Also, a large quantity 0! Ladies and Children’s French and patent S T A Y S.

Mrs. II. hopes by strict attention to business, aml moderate charges, to me- rit a share of public patronage.

Great George Street,

June 51h, 194-1. ;

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.sent Well at the Cross Street to h- "

<>””f”’ll”’l’llfl 0’ V k Th. 1«: suncctt’t't’t'th'W" ETD ItNS lns sincere tlranirstoih , . who have supported and cm: M‘ ed him With Joe l'nrnrmc aim‘l A 's v: i

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'rrsEMEN'rs. and " Monmuo Nears.the pnmmge 0‘ “‘9 In earnestly soliciting a co ‘5 their support and a share or he would intimate, that tlte ' attention will be paid to all ordcrpf-o'rll‘l business. at reasonable charge. i in the Jobbing defll‘tmem “In fully and neatly executed. ‘ , May 8. J a

' \ mmllltnceu \ Public favor! \

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runuc wens. TE‘NDEIIS will be recrivm by" Subscriber, until the let .layoh' next, for Sinking and wallim “fins”. the following “’9”: in Cir“; ""1 the diameter of the same at it to he not less than 8 feet, Mamba", 4 "eCI, and I0 Ila COIlIlllCIt‘rl h)- “I?!” day of September next, viz. ' ‘ A \Vcll in innal Street, near 3px;, non’s; the present Well to be filled it. by the contractor. A Well in Hillah rough Street near Morrison’s. ' u

up by the Contractor. A Well in 1b ame Street near Deshrisay‘s Corner JOHN C. tatx't'ss.‘ Chairman of Pump and “'ell Assessors.

Tun cranium'i‘rzn‘izxcLEM II 0 R S E

C III A M 3'? I O N, EM I’URTED by “‘tn. MillenEsqui will stand irr Charlottetown an. the season. visiting et‘cl‘y 'l‘t‘tet-n Mr. James \Velsh’s, Charlottetown Fer ry Ilouse.

(EP'l‘t-rms ‘20 Shillinzs; parallel GRAIN, delivered at Coles’ Brewer and Distillery.

June 5.

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JAMES CURTlS.

(in non.

_ fill-"l l§:.l§i‘-__ 'I‘O COVER FOR THE SEAFON A LIMITED NUMBER OF MAKES.

f5 ‘IIE Horse CHAR l.ES,lyc~rrst'. I6 hands high, of great bum: 3n

cr-lcl-ralcd Marc by Ronccsvallcmispa ticnlarly docile and is allowcdly r-ct potent judges to be the best bred llltl‘j now on the Island. Terms 303. taken in six monlh=.i Cash. l’l‘Otlch, or IslIIlor,\\'llll “Itlitl. i c. paid to the Groom at the little. Stands at “'insloe Barton, \l'i'ulo load, Lot 33, 7 miles from Citarlutt town. April 13th, 1941.

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THE SUBSCRIBER

ES prepared to work during: the 1' trzcr Season, on the lowest tut possible, for ready Cash. _ ‘ Wilesidence at Mr. Archibald -= Dougall’s, rear of the Jail. ' “ DONALD Mcb’ADl H. Charlottetown, s T-‘lm June. ll'rth, ISM.

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