ORIGINAL.

For the Morning News. 'I "II RESTORATION 0F ISRAEL

They come, they come, bounding before the gale, While bursts of rapture reach the distant

- land, The ships at 'I‘srshtsh first. to tell the tale, Arid pour her myriads on the favoured ’ strand.

Crowd follows crowdwthe assembled i multitude

Stretch’d o‘erthe hills, and covered o’er I the plain;

Led by the young,aged and decrepitude, {

Visd with the other in th’ uiiceasing strain.

Bright was the day, and nature all was Slade

And Sharon’s rose threw out its buds anew;

The trees rejoiced, and hills with ver- dure clad.

While bursting rivulets their course pursue.

learn, thy favoured race, so long op- press’d,

Scattered abroad. and sifted o’er the earth——

.‘ow find their every woe and grief re- dress’d—

.tltd nations own thy nation’s wend’rous birth.

Down, down the steep the mosque of

Omar flies,_ To thefouudation stone by zealous hand; And in its place a glorious Temple rise, Built with the gathered wealth of every land.

The barren hills and rocky wastes which

long

Lnjoyed their Sabbath at the Almighty’s word—

Fruitde become, and once again the song

()l'Ji-y and gladiiess in the land is heard.

And Gentile nations shall their offerings bring,

And Kings bow down to thee and hem- age pay,

Because the'Son oanvid, lie is King,

And kingdoms far and neat shrill own

llis sway. DE V0. Charlottetown, April 8th.

MEN AND GENI‘LEMEN, WOMEN AND Lamas —'I'he New Orleans Herald makes the following singular distinc— tion among these sereral classes of sot-zetyr--“ Men are quarried from ttte tiring rock as with a thunderbolt. Gentlemen are moulded as the pot- ter“. clay by the dainty finger of fit- alrlvft. Women are the spontaneous growth of a warm, rich soil. where the wind bIOWs freely, and the heart .‘eels the visiting of God’s ever changeable weather. tillspring of a hotbed, the growth of is greenhouse, tended and watched, test the Winds of human may Visit their face too roughly, till they are goodl'or nothing as women, at any true as vvtves and mothers.”

False friends \vili seek us in a hop-

Ladies are the,

p: home; but true {fiblltln any to a plusle (Ulhc.

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SELECTED. Goo‘n rainitv.

Jesus. the Saviourl—yes, ‘tis Its!

. Victim of wrath. lo, where he hangs.

Nail‘d with contempt on yonder tree, The Lord of life in dying pangs.

Hark, how the bursting thunders groan, See, the swift lightnings lash around,

The starting rocks their God bemoan. And sighingnature henves the ground.

O’er all that fills the lucid sky Darkness her distnal mantle rolls; And terrors upon terrors fly Round the sad world poles.

Nature, all trembling, fled the scene; Man,only man, olidurate stood.

Nor felt the keen distress nt'sin In tears divine, and groans, and blood.

Tears upon tears fell trickling down : Sure, angels wept for cruel men,

And tears in heaven for once were known Where not a tear shall drop again.

But cense,my soul! cease to deplore. Salvation flowed as Jesus bled:

Then,wrap’t in wond’ring love adore. And lift in praise thy drooping head.

“ BR] TflNNIJ INN. "

IIE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has Removed to the house formerly known as the ‘- IIope Inn,” nearly opposite to the l-lrewery of George Coles. Esq—where he efi'ers good accommodations to those who may please to favour hiiii with ti cull : and he hopes that by strict attention to his cus. tomers, to give general satisfaction. Nor can he permit the present opporrnnity to pass without returning his grntEIul thanks to those who have hitherto supported him. and would respectfully what a continuance of their fa- Vours.

G It. has constantly at his Provision Store fldy'lnt'ig the lttir‘ASViA INN—gmld dry BACON end IIA MS; also smoked [LUIS oft superior flavour. leaf, Mutton. Veal. fire. can always be had of tho hast quality.

(SI‘XJIIGI‘. LORI). Ch Town, Jane 7. if

RIB. J. 53 PAGE.

E03 to intimate to the t :2! lie, that

he has opened it School Ilouu. in Kent street. opposite to the tesidciice of Dr. ’I‘reinnin. tor the instruction cl yuitlh of both series. in the various branches of a sound English education.

From many years experience in the art of teaching, Mr. LcI’oge feels conti- dcnt of affording satisfaction to those who may favor hisn with their putron~ age. I

Terms—Ills. per Quarter.

N. B. Should :1 sufficient ntinilior ol pupilsoffer,an Evening t‘ltss will be opened on Monday the Nth inst.

(LPTertus—as may be agreed on. Nov. 3 ll.

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FUICVITUIIE, BOOKS. The Subscriber offers for Sale a large supply

of CABINET Goons, consisting of.

Chests of Drawers and other articles,

Also, Birch Dining Tables, Dressing 'l‘ahles, stuffed seats and other Clldtli‘ (S’c .S‘c.

40” Volumes comprising Some of the best English and French authors, ltlll line Steel Eugrnvings, framed and glaz-

SI’ANISII Mahogany Sideln-urdsSofas,

ed. the prices will he slllllfd to the times. '

{[f’Wrinted a respectable Lad who will have an opportunity of learning the Cabinet business, and mental improve- ment Application may he made (in morkettlnys at the Wcllington Ilotcl

S ‘W l'IS 3‘ ." l'U‘lI’I‘.

Newport Cottage; thug 1.3 it _

to both her I

l S A It A D I N. l 'l‘HIS Entire Blond HORSE was bred

by Lord George Bentinclt. and im- pvirted by the “ Roan Agricultural So- cicly” last autumn. and sold to the pre- sent. on ners tor £220 8 a l i! d in was got by " Bay h’lidtlzeton,“ out oi “Lady Emeline," and is m-W tour years old. He: is a dark brown, with no white, ex. ijflpl a few hairs on his lorehead; has sift-fig bone, splendid action, and stands 15 hands 3 inches high.

the best racing blood in England, vxz.

King tierod. Snap, Flying (Iliilders, Buy llolton and Darlcy Arabian. His Sire. Boy Middleton, Won the Riddles- worth. the Bruton I'I., the Derby, and the Buckhurst stakes. ,

His dam. lntdy Emeline. was bred by the. lion. F. f). Powlett. of Bolton Hall, near lied-ale. Yorkshire, in 1827. In I831, at York Spring meeting, she heat Shorses, among whom was I‘IHIOI‘A.—- Same year. at Liverpool, ran third for

horse ‘IIaIston.’ heating scvcn others. Some year,at Doncnster. ran third to \Inria,’winner of three plates on the Curr-ugh) and Laurel, beating two o- there.

The following is a list of a tow (Tolls and Fillies, by Bay Middleton, all Wln- nets in 1815;».

Princess Alsz. 0y. Chandiher, Dcvtl-to pay. I‘jnnui. Justice Lticcdy. In wg-tiide, I’tig. Siilopz'm. Suiiibrcr”, I’Ity stilts, Aristides. t‘uw’, l' ttrtltutgtfftndlo. Green I’m , Midlothian. Mooueliine,“'liis'ler,8“: SALAM s will stand fl;‘IOUN'l'SI EWAII r, and will serve Mares at Carcys on the St. Peter’s Road in King’s ('ouuty. on the 5th, "Ill. rind 7th of May, on the 27th, 29th and :tt’lth June: and on the lit. 2d and 3d of July. At 'l'rt/oit, in Prince County. on thc ‘l‘dlh, 99th and SiUtli oi May: Ist. “Id and Zld of June, and 2ch. 30th and :tlst (,2‘July; and at Charlottetown, Queen‘s

Malvoise,

tiny ol‘ April—with the exception of the above days, and those occupied by the Horse in ti'itvell-og.

,irorviii’s fees itll'llltlml.

The number of Mares lit-mg limited by a t'tllltlllifill ol the Iioynl Agricultural Society. and the list rapidly filling up,

well.to preVent disappointment. to en— ter them at once, a Book lit-lug kept by the Groom for that purpose EFF/Jamar Times and flew Bruns- wick Courier—two insarttum cat/i. Charlottetown. March 4th. lei-It}.

'ro Sluts.~ or: LET.

IH'I‘ new two Story IIUUSI‘Z, “till a handsome and spacious Shoo. tn fronr.sirunre in Kent SUch 'l‘ertris moderate, inquire of GEU. A TIIRI‘JSHIJR. ALSO, A Two Story "on", iutlulilt’

Southwt-stpart it L‘ii.ilottt-:ovtii. III- qstre «.- above.

Fri. .23 hi. I

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MOFFA'I'S LIFE PILLS AND PIKEth Bt’t‘TEtts.

FRESH supply of these valuable Medicines have Just been received by 'he suliscriliernrom the. United States; and may he had at the Store. of Mr. G. 1". Cooper and Mr. W' R. Watson.Quecn. Street.Cltarlottetnwn. or at the rest- deuce of Subscriber,ElliotRiver.

Sold for the Proprietor by J. B. COOPER. J. E. S. BAGNAM. General Agents for PI: Elliot River.l.ot 81, June It if.

THE FARMER’S IIIANL'JIL, A NEW “'ORK, ncvo'rse -ro aorticunrurte.

_‘ FEW Copies of the above work. peb~ ‘ lished at Fredericton, N. B. Nos. 1 8r ‘3. may be had at the Office ofthe Moments Nuns. Price 9d. each— 6s. per aim. in ad- vance-4s. 6d. if paid at the end ofthe year. (I’. II. Island curr'y.)

'l‘he FARMER’s MANUAL promises to tie a very useful Miscellany, and wall Worth the patronage of those engaged With the Farming Interests in this colony. Nov. 2.

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WANTED.

GOOD BLACKSMI'I‘H of stently‘ habits. Apply to

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J. W. CAIRNS Jan. ll

TO A GRIUUl/I‘L'RIS'I‘S.

DRILL for Turnip and other seeds. simple in its crmstruction,and ensiiv kept in order, may now he obtained at the Phoenix Establishment. Charlotte town, for only Party Shilling s, Cristi. August 2

BLANKS.

Jrlagislrates’ and other llanks‘for Sale at this Office.

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“ ANTED immediately, on :ti-toe LAD. about 10' yeuts ol dL‘t‘. its in apprentice to a respectable t‘usrrrevsin Charlottetown. Apply at the Mr-inuig News Utiice. August 1.5.

WAN'I‘I'I D.

‘t IX I'Y Cords ofgood Ilsl R I) “'0' il) l- at the. Market price. Altl‘i'it'allt)“ to he made at the office ol the Morning t‘dews. if .‘Ittrcit l-'.

ANTED immediately. at the office of the Morning News. a smart honest Boy,to deliver the pa- pers in town, every \‘Vednesday and Saturday. Dec etn

THE MORNING NI‘ZW'S Is published every “'Entensnitv and SA- :1 Indoor and Prcp'ietor.

‘IURDAY mornings. by I) Moons.

. u I. _ . I IFEHMS-_L.2 Casi" paid In navance" ‘ at ills Oil-ICE, near toe llffigglpl HUMP, of \h.

; Ueebrtsay, Queen Street. Charlottetown

those who have valuable ones “‘tt'JIll do ‘j

or u Joiner or Earp-utter shop, in the r

'l‘ s: R at 5

Price, one penny each copy to submitters Ills per aunum, exclustvv ol the dung til postage-halt required in advance

No papers sent to subscribers either Ili tr.“ or country, Will be discmitimed unuer i-tx months. if entered upon the hali'yu:—--i.ui until the (Irrettrt-T are paid up.

(,lrdtirs for the discotitiriuuncn of driver. ttsements must be left in writing or thisttthce. and those for insertion, must lie suit on the evening before the Market Days.

$l.;F’ALl. communications to be addressed

to the Editor. Clier.ottetoWi.. Mt-ertiseiuenvs inserted at the own? retro. A reasonable deduction mudrs to ctr-tout"! AG EN IS.

Sr. Er.iI:Aivons-- Mr John Ilansrd L01 I-l—Jatrms E S Iingnah. Est; Greener! Town —- Charms “clams-s. Ila-i hlJL'i.-—A. {tritium-u mad. 'I I\ sew-~31 Jvhisi IIQIL