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SELECTED POETRY.

LAUGH AND BE MERRY.

Laugh, laugh and be merry— 0, why should you sigh, When sorrow is distant, And pleasure is nigh? Why languish your spirits, Why moisten your eyes, When gladness and sunshine

lllutnine the at»: l

Laugh. laugh and be merry, And mock at despair—

With nature around you—- A sunny face wear;

Be pleasant and cheerful, Be active end bright,

And as the day waneth Sing, sing of deligltt.

Laugh, laugh and be merry— Look up in pure love,

From dust and from shadows, To glory above.

With Hope in the bosom, And Faith in the eye.

The clouds will all scatter That darken the day

Laugh, laugh and be merry, ‘ \Vherever ye be--

In summer and winter, On land or on sea;

Be pleased and be thankful, At home or abroad—

For sunshine and gladness Are smiles from the Lord.

Laugh, langh and be merry, ‘Tis fools who are sad, \Vho read not in Nature ’Tis wise to be glad: \Vho travel in sorrow, In anguish and fear, And grasp at a shadow When substance is near.

Laugh. laugh and be merry, And sing as ye go;

The hearts that are highest, 'l‘rue happiness know!

With earth and with heaven, A sunny face wear,

Laugh, laugh and be merry,

And mock at despair,

VARIETY.

A DELICATE Lanv.—‘ Mrs. Spriggs will you be helped to small bit of the turkey?’

‘IYes, my dear Mr. Wilkins, I “ll .’

‘ \Vhat part would you prefer, my dear Mrs. Spriggs?’

‘ I will have a couple of the wings —a couple ofthe legs—some of the breast—the side hone—some ﬁlling, and a few dumplings, as I feel very unwell to-day.’

Wilkins fainted.

KEEPING a Goon TABLE.—'I kee an excellent table,’ said a landlady, disputing with one ofher boards. '

‘ That may be true, ma’am,’ re- plied the boarder; ‘ but you put very

ittle upon it.’

i ABROAD Iltiv'i'.—‘ I fear,’ said a country pastorto his flock, ‘ when I told you, iii my last charity sermon, that philanthropy was the love of our species, you must have understood me to say specie, which may account for the smallness of your contributions ! You will prove, I hope, in your con- tributions to-day, that you are Ito longer laboring under the same mis- take!

Men think that their happiness lieth in having the world, when it is much more in despising the world.

’ Wait-ti....tleyliétgtaifand ands?“

viatiugly to the truth; but while you express that which is true, express it in a pleasing manner. Truth is the picture—the manner in the frame that displays it to advantage.

APOTBEOARIB 8’ H A L L. FJI L L. l 8 4 4. mean DRUGS a MEDICINES,SPICES, courac'nonanv, in.

T DESBRISAY has, by the 0 recent arrivals from London and Dublin, &c., completed his" impor- tations for the season, comprising his us- out well selected stock of GENUINE DRUGS A N D MEDI- CINES, Patent Medicines ; Paints, Varnish- es, Colours Dye Stuffs ', Confections . Spi- ces, Pickles, Sauces, India Currie, ‘andid Peels; Raisins, Currants. Isinglaas. Macaro- ni, Vermicelli, Tapioca, Sago, Arrow-Root, Prepared Cocoa; Tortoise shell and other Combs; Brushes 'l‘oiletSoaps, and Perfumery in great variety ; with every other article usually kept at similar establishments in Great Britain, which having been purchased at some of the ruin houses in Europe, (their names a sufﬁcient guarantee) may be relied on as Genuine : and having been imported direct, he is enabled to offer them at exceedingly Low PRICII.

A I. S O—A lot of Superior Creams and Saturn ;—and Prime Sana Warua, fresh from the fountain.

Prescriptions prepared at the shortest no. ties, with neatness and accuracy.

January lst. .

SALT I‘OR SALE. HE Subscriber oﬂ'ers for sale,

1000 BUSHEIS SALT. l’oair or Fnoun will be taken in pay. ment, or approved notes at three months.

JOHN DAVIS. senr. Kent street, March 26.

THE FARMER’S MANUJIL, A NEW WORK,

' ncvo-nn 'ro acaicuunat.

A FEW Copies of the above work, pub~ lished at Fredericton, N. B. Nos. 1 8r 2,

may be had at the Otlice ofthe Moniviiva Newa. Price 9d. each -6s. per arm. in ad- vance--7s. 6d. if paid at the end of the year, (P. E. Island curr‘y.)

The Faaman’e MANUAL promises to be a very useful Miscellany. and well svorth the patronage of those engaged with the Farming interests in this colony. Nov. 2.

SITUATION TVAJVTED, AS House-keeper and Dairy Maid, in a respectable family, a person who can produce suﬁicient recommendations. inquire at the oilice ofthe MorningNews. March 5.

VﬂLUﬂBLE FARM TO SELL

0R LET.

‘IIAT well known FARM. called “Croglin Farm,” four miles frotn Charlottetown, lirnckley Point Road—— If not Sold, it will be Let on the halves or shares. For further particulars apply

to the subscriber on the premises. 0?]mtnediate possession can be given,-

either with the Stock or not.

THOMAS HENDERSON. Brackley Pt. Road, March 19 tf

n O R 8 I 8. CARRIﬂGES, AND SLEIGHS. (New Esrantisuiuaiv'r)

CARRIAGES. Horses, Sleighs and

Saddle Ilorses, all of a superior de- scription, wil|,in future, be kept con- stantly on hand, to hire, at moderate charges, by the Subscriber, at his resi- deuce. in King’s Square.

(5" . any offered to the public) MARK BUTCHER. Dec 20.

If. F 0 It 8 .0 L E. AT A aeouceo PRICE.

A 305‘.

About 10 fast Keel. with Gees and Sails complete. Inquire of JAMES PURDIE- April 5th. 1 m-

Night Carriages, (not inferior to ‘

"Gaussianassu

TllE Subscriber wishes mo=t respectfully to inform the public, that he has received per recent arrivals,

AN ASSORTMENT 0P

GLﬂSSFVJIRE, Consisting of-best, cut and plain Quart and Pint Decanters. Tumblers, Wines, Preserve Plates, Confectionery Jars, use. arc.- Hexagon feet, Foster and other Oil Lamps, end a variety ofLamp Glasses. Ahﬁo—lllﬂ Fall Supply of CHINA and BARTHENWARE. All of which he will dispose of on reasona ble terms at the EARTHINWARI: Daror. GEORGE ROOM. November 30. JAMES w. CAIRNS, ENGINEER &' BLJI CKSMITH. ETURNS his sincere thanks to the inhabitants of this place and the coun- try in general, for their liberal support since he has commenced business, and trusts that by sobriety and good workmanship to merit a continuance oftheir favours. Ho begs leave to inform them that he is now enabled. to make the following Articles equal to any im- ported :—

C’orrt'age Mountings, Springs and Patent Axles; Turning and Fiftingﬁltichinery; Scrcwt'ng Tackle made to all sizes ,- Turni'ng Lalhes and edge Tools; Bread and Narrow Cast-Stag Axes, warranted of the best M a 1' a: a i a i. s.

UTA“ kinds of Smith’s work finisher] in the best style. on reasonable terms, at his Factory. upper Queen street, Charlottetown.

[ﬁ'An APPRENTICE wantedé] June lst, I344. tf

E. G. SMALLWOOD, .dgent and chcountant,

E.G S. Respectfully announces to his friends and the public, that he has commenced business in the above Iine,in the building formerly known as the Post Ofﬁce, corner of King Street— and he trusts that by a strict attention to the orders with which he may be fit- vourcd, to be found deserving of patron-

a e. gN. B. Solicitors’ deeds neatly and ac- curately copied. Ledgers posted-—Ac- counts drawn out, 8L0. March 22 tt'

0' 0 H N H A '1' O H, E G S leave to inform his friends and the public of Charlottetown in general, that he has opened a Preparato- ry SCHOOL for children of both sexes, in part of Mr. James Scnntlebttry’s New house, Kent Street;-—and hopes by at- tention tothe children committed to his charge, and sobriety of conduct, to merit a share of public patronage. J. II. has opened an Evening School for young men. (EF'l‘r-rrms, and hours of attendance, made known by calling at the School Room.

I. O S '1'. ON Thursday evening last, between the residence of].. Y. Nash. Esqand Mr. James Scantlebery’s, a dark green

CJMLET CAPE, lined with black, Whoever has found the same, and will leave information at this ofﬁce will be rewarded for their trouble. march 29.

TO SELL OR LET.

UILDING LOTS to Sell or Let, on

reasonable terms. Annual Rents

from 30s. to 50s. Atom—A stnall HOUSE to Let.

Apply to JOHN 0.NANTES.

Ch. Town, Dec. 4. ti

- ---- w_i\1\"l‘ls‘.l) to Purchase, for Cash on Delivery,

50.000 SHINGI-DS. Apply to .

JABEZ BARNARD, Jon.

Near the Central Academy.

TO GROOMS.

SCOTCH SOFT SOAP, Polish-

March 8.

ing Paste and Sponge, for Sale

WATSON’S. Charlottetown, Jan. 22d, tats.

lIIIIIIIIIIn-E;_______L____=;==_¥

user].- Protection. where it really can

be found,”

, .' 5 IA SURANLE AGAINS T 1' I It n H! Ill; Subscriber has often felt sur- _prise, that to an enlightened (3,, muntty, like that of Charlotte Town En.

Inhabitants are not more deep|y im rElle

ed with the great advantages atte'iidi'ii.

Insurance. It is a well-known fact in:

there are merchants in Charlotte The

having thousands of pounds of Stock 9»

their warehouses, and not on. penny iin

suretl ; and that there are manv boas? holders, who have a large capital invest. ed in Wooden Buildings, and not on; of which, is protected, by insurance from the ravages of tire. Fire! its v:- ’ cry to the uninsured, strikes a km," 4:: the hearti—but to those who have had the prudence to seek PROTECTION,wheu it can be found, by “tidying ‘0 the Nb. scriber, the cry of “ Flu" Mum“. terror, and they rush to the spot, may to render eﬁ'nctive assistant-e, hm“: their reason at command, as they know

thtftt their property to a certain extent, ii

an e.

The Subscriber still continues to is". p... licies of the “ Auntian Lira an F“. lxsvaascu Comranv.” of London, at moderate rates of premiums. From an Capital of £5,000,000 sterling, that up. Cotupany has at command; from the how and liberality which it has displayed in it” settlement of losses here and elsewhere; from that novelty in Insurance, by .nw'm' those who have continued to insure for ﬁv. successive years, a participation of the pro. ﬁts of tho Company,—and which last vesr amounted to seven and a halfper cent. tipon the premiums paid; and from the perfect .9. eurity which the Public possess by man“. ing business with such an old e‘tablished and highly respectable Company; the subscrth feels that all these are sufﬁcient inducements to a discerning public to obtain Policies from his ofﬁce—independent altogether of the im- portant consideration. that it is a British ln- (dilution—t! British Association—in fact, a British Company.

As the subscriber intends to appoint sub. Agents throughout the Island, he will notify the public. as to their names and places ofte- sidence, so soon as he has completed his ar- rangements,

Any further information can be obtained, and will cheerfully be given, by app'ying to the subscriber at his oﬂioe.

CHARLES YOUNG. Agent Ch. Town, Jan. 22, 1845. EOYD’S 2023515.

For Shaving without the use ofSoi-p or We. ter. wi=h greater comfort and in much less time than usually required.

I ‘HIS Composition, among other atl-

vantnges,stipersedes the necessity of

Being Soap or "Wren—besides this con.

\‘Pnieuce the board is perfectly removed

and the Pain and Soreness ot'tcndertkins

prevented. . T H E Subscriber would remind

gentlemen that he keeps constantly.

a large and varied assortment ofthe most

approved Razors, Strops,Soaps,lh-Ushes,

imported from Jllechi's (far faulted) mn' tnctory, No. 4. Lcadcn llall-street,L"n'

mm w R. WATSON.

January 29 M

THE SUBSCRIBER I FFERS to Lease, Building LOTS fronting on Dorchester Street, Id' joining the Gazette ()t’iice-dilso'tiﬂl Sydney Street, adjoining Mr. Rove" llutclitusott’s, and fronting the Juli]- For further particulars inquire 0‘”;- Rohert Hutchinson or Mr.George Us" 9 who is authorised to treat for the same.

JAS. E. S. BAGNALI»

March l9 3i

.TIIE MORNING NEVVb;l 8‘. Is ublished every Wsnxitsnav an PTURDAY mornings, by E._ A. M001": Editor and Proprietor. {Mr T. at his oﬂice, near the druggtst store 0 - Desbrisay, Queen Street, ()harlottettgwtiun Price. one penny each copy-to 9|! hf, of 10s per annum, exclusivedof tel: 6 3° stn e—lialf re aired in a van - p" 8AM. comiiiunications to be 853"“ to the Editor, Charlottetown. Advertisements inserted at the Isﬂlczl“ A reasonable deduction made to custom GENTS. , Sr. Bananour—Mr. Wm. llenry Mom" Lo? Int—James E. 8. Btignnll, 39!!- m. Gaelic: Town—Charles MclANlr BEDIQUE—A. Anderson, Esq- Tinrori—Mr. John Hall. E“! ‘

i Banner—John llsndersoth

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