SELECTEI) POETRY. LOVE, HOME. AND NATIVE IAN D.

When o’er the silent deep we rave. More fondly then our thoughts will stray To those we leav'e.-—to those we love. Whose prayers pursue our watery way. \\ him in the lonely midnight hour, The sailor takes his watchful stand, His heart then feels the holiest power Of lots, and home, and native land.

In vain tnay tropic clinies display Their glittering shores—their gorgeous shells;

'I’hougli bright birds wing, their dazzling way

And glorious ﬂowers adorn the dolls, Though nature there proliﬁc pours

'l‘he treasures of her magic hand, The eye— but not the heart adores ;

The heart still beats for native land.

TIIE BE'I‘RAYI‘JR.

Once—and it seems but yester-evc— I heard thee praise her golden hair; And canst thou ask why I should grieve To see the wreck of one so lair !

Her voice was like a bird‘s in spring,— ’Twould break tny heart to hear it now, She moves along, so pale a thing,— “ liow came she thus?" THOU asketh how!

Go. heartless villain ! if the world Were not so rneanly blind and base.

l-‘rotn you gay group thou Wooldest be buried, And brands of shame would scar thy face.

Justice may sleep, and men may praise,-— The song of llllt‘iil enchant thine ear,-- But God, who numbers all our days. \‘u'ill not forget the orphan‘s tear.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Rcvansxcc or Tue Jews roa THE Scrtir'runtzs —Among the Jews, when their books ol the Law become too old for public‘use iii the synagogue. instead of beingtltrotvn aside, they are. carefully inclosed iii a box. and buried in the burying ground. 'I'ho’ some may smile at this respect to the word of God, yet it is far better than the careless manner, to winch many Christians treat that holy book; even making Use of its leaves as waste purer! To prevent this the "ol- ste ti Bible Society btty up all the old torn Bibles they can ﬁnd, and try to complete an entire one with their dif- ferent parts. What they can make no use of, they collect, and burn with great respect. lfthose who have old copies of the Scriptures or other good books, would, instead of des- troying them, or throwmg them aside,

give them to their poor neighbours, they Would give pleasure to many,‘ and perhaps bring light and comfort} to many., who have not the means to boy for themselves, without any ex- peuce on their own part.—-Hendcrson.

SrNGULAtt BBtbAL Costume—Janis, in his journey in the Sandwich Islands, states that singular displays happen not unfrequently in the efforts to appear tirte atarnarriage. A bridegroom who had not the wherewithal himself (it was iii the country) borrowed of a friend a huge green blanket overcoot,a dicky,and a pair of ﬁshertncn’s boots, the thermom- eter being at ninety degrees. Thus equipped, he joined his bride, who was arrayed in a new cotton garment, her otin dress. The twain hurried to the residence of a missionary. who soon made them one. The husband restored his wedding suit to its otvner, are beginning his wedded state, as he had passed his lite prciious without the adornment! of dress.

To MAKE Warm coco ron SUM- stea.—'l‘ho following is a simple mode ofrendering water almost as cold as ice : Let the jar, pitcher or vessel used for water be surrounded with one or tnore folds of coarse cotton, to be constantly wet. The evaporation ofthe Witter Will carry offthe heat frotn the inside and reduceit to a freezing point. Itt India and other tropical regions where ire can- not be procured, this is cotntnon. Let every mechanic or laborer have at his place of employtnent two pitchers thus provided, and with lids or covers, the one to contain water for drinking- tbe other for evaporation, and he can always haven supply of cold water in wartn weather Any person can test this by dippinga linger in water. and holding it in the air of a warm day; af- ter doing this three or fourtimes, he will ﬁnd his ﬁnger uncomfortably cold.

Passmc Tm: Bur'i'tttt.—“ Willy.” said a doting parent at the breakfast to- ble, to an abridged edition of himself, who had just entered the grammar-clan atthe High School; "\Villy, my door, will you pass the butter l"

“'I‘hertainly, thir—it taltthss toe to parthe any thing. Butter ith a common thubthatitive, neuter gender. agreelh with hot buckwheath cakthes, and ith governed by thugar booth molathes uti— dcrsthood.”

Fruct.trv.——It Was a beautiful ‘turn givon by a great lady, who, being asked where her husband was, when he lay concealed for having been deeply cott- cerned in a conspiracy, resolutely un- swered that she had hidden bin». The confession caused her to be carried be- fore the Governor, who told her that no- thing but confessing where she had bid- den hint,could save her from the tortures.

“ And will that do!” said she.

“ Yes,” replied the Governor; “ I will pass my word for your safety on that con- dition.” '

“ 'l'hen,” replied site, “ l have bid him in toy heart, where you can ﬁtid him.”

Qurcaan THE Barrera-A gentleman was one day composing music for a lady to whom he paid his addresses. " Pray, Miss D.” said he, “ what time do you prefer!" “ Ob!” she replied, carelessly. any time will (lo—but the quicker the better.” The company smiled at the rejoinder, and the gentleman took her at her word.

IV I LL] .‘Ult SJVE E S TOIV. SAIL-MAKE t, FROM LIVERPOOL. l NTE‘SDS to carry on the above business

at his premises, formerly owned by Mr.

\V utmost, opposite St. Paul ‘s Church,where

0 mil be prepared to execute any orders in his line on reasonable terms.

1130003!er l’nonucr-z taken for work.

TIIE FARMER‘S COTTAGE.

“'ILLIA‘I SNEES’I‘ON begs leave also to state, that be has ﬁtted up his house, as a LICENSED TAVERN, and has accommo- dations for persons who wish to have good Beds and comfortable fare.

N. B.--Good S'I‘ABLING.

Citarlottetown,.I)ec. l6, l?43.———6m

PUBLIC NOTICE. ' ‘III‘I Subscribers most reap ctfully beg leave to inform the Public generally, that they have this day entered into Coparto nership, under the firm of [IAIN 8t MACKIE, and that they are now ready to enter into Conttncla, and to undertake the Peanut use and S’rdcco Business 3 and they hope that by strict at'enti-In and treat \Vorktnan- ship, to merit a share of Public patronage. JAMES BAIN, PATRICK MACKIE Ch. Town, May 25. If

sci-A BOY of good character, about I3 or 14 years ufnge may hear of a place by applying at tho Oﬁice of the Morn- ing News June [2 Law Buns neatly printed at this 0 cc.

Jules W. CAIRNS, ENGINEER 6r BLJCKSMITH.

E'I‘URNS his lineure thanks to the :

inhabitants oftbis pla~-e and he 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 ofthoir favours. lIe begs leave to inform them that he is now enabled to. make the following Articles equal to arty ini- ported :—

ﬂxlrs; 'I'urning mid Fittingﬁlncht'nery; Scrrwing 'I'aclrle made to all sizes; Turning Lollies and edge ’l'ools ,- Brootl and Narrow Cast-Steel Ares. warranted of the best M A r it a t A t. s.

[TAN kinda of Smith‘s work ﬁnished in the beststvlo. on reasonable terms, at his Factory upper Queen street, Charlottetown.

Juno lat, 1844. tf . ﬂj’An A t‘ P It E N ’l‘ t C B wanted ,g] WHO CJIJV‘ SIIA VB WITHOUT

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fortalily ;" but all who use them Suave with comfort, ease and pleasure.

liizor never fails to do its DUTY, if

once applied to M tscttr’s Manic STROP and Drsatonn I’Asre. which tens of thousands can testify who have supplied themselves at No. 4, Leadenhnll Street, Lon- don. and at the Drug Store of \Vm. It. Wat- son who has just received per Constance a supply of the above. ALso, Badger‘s hair Shaving Bavsirrs, RAZORI, SoAPa, Scar lltstuzs, 'L'c. he. : ligge. Brorkbattlt and Itigge'e Oriental. Ekmelok. Rtttollient, Ve- getable, Almond. lime Palm, and other Soars for the face arid hands: ll Burton's improved SAND Want BALLS t—to Ladies Gardening or Painting, and Gentlemen Row- ing. Cricketing. Shooting, Fishing (cc , or where any exertion is taken prejudicial to the hands of the superior classes, Bunron's SAND BALLS atonce removes all Blisters, Hardness Fruit and Ink Stairs. and every imperfection, giving it full and free circulation to the B't‘cd,therebv preventing chopping and allappearancc ofrednosa, leaving the Skin delicately soft, fair. and pliable, and causing a fine ennmelled polish to the Nails. Rigge‘s Victoria Bouquet, Eau de Miel, Essence Sweet briar Sweet Pea. Climatis Vevbina, &c., for the handkerchief. l'ovnnc SUBTRE for removing superfluous IIair. flircnsnian Cream. Cream llalsamique. Mac-tssar (til. Potnatum, llalrn of Columbia. and Extract of Roses for promoting the growth of the tin- man lInir ; Hair, Cloth. Tooth. Nail, W his. her. Plate, "at, Comb. Crumb. and Chil-

Garriag‘e Mountings. Springs and Potrnl -

“None smoothly—none cleanly—none com— -

drens’ Tooth Bnusttss, a few pairs elegant

daily exuected. \VM. R. VVA'I‘SON. Ch Town, June 12. I'all & Isl.

DAVIDSON’S

SALE ROOMS, l, Jerusalem Building, JV FV. Corner.

'l‘lIE SUBSCRIBER EGS to intimate, that he has open. ed the above premises for the pur- pose of carrying on the business of

JIUl "PIONEER 8y BROKER,

And is now ready to receive Consigno ments; to conduct Sales ; attend to the purchase and Shipment ofevery descrip- tion ol Goods on Commission.

ALSO, to receive and forward Goods to any part oftltis Province, New 8mm- wick or P. E. Island, for which Entries will be passed, and all charges paid.

Particular attention given to the Sale of Burk lssuruacs: and other STOCK. and [the Es'ryrc.

Periodical Sales of all descriptions at Property consigned and ordered for im- mediate Sole will he held at the Rooaas —when the Terms, unless otherwise no- tiﬁett,will invariably be Cam on Data- "av.

@Fire-proof Sim-titre and Cellar-age.

ALEXANDER DAVIDSON.

Halifax, 3d April, l8“. 2 In

Torurrrr: llor'rLEs. Remainder of Stock Cash.‘Pf0d[|Ce, or Labor,with 25.6.14»

GENBRJIL 0 0.ll.lIISSION.’IGI-JNT N

N Assortment of superior Lo 1. A Lead . black Paint; Spatiisiinit‘ Vermilion Rid '. 'l‘erra do Steaaa- n

lack ; l'a'ent Dryers : I‘uraice’ Whiting. arc. kc.

ALso.—A quantity ofsu erio f‘ nigh“. Japan, Oils and 'l'u‘ipeniitieogal they otfer for Sale at the lowest pliéu ,

'l‘llttEStlElt a. u was PAINT st. 9

Cb. Town, Juno 8. Sin

J0 IIJV McKlJV'NOJl‘, 'I‘ A I L 0 R. NTIMATES to the public ththeis grateful for past favours, and that!“ removed to the house formerly oer. ' by Mr. James N. HARRIS, Auction where lie intends to carry on his boom,“ is cheap scale for Pasta—While within, share of the public patronage in l‘alattE hopes by a careful attention to liulih‘ merit and deserve a continuation oftlnit ﬁdence. King Street, June 1.

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TEE unease.

begs lean» mu” pectfully to infornt the inhibiting Charlottetown, that hehas now ﬁned, II E A It S E, wltiCIt is ready for {mm purposes. and suitable fortlte decﬁnltqulli of any age, and for the convenience of 11 Public generally. CHARLES DOGIIERTY. Prince Street. Charlottetown, ) March 27th, lS-tt. f THE CELEBRA'I‘EI) ENGLISH II 0 It S I} C I! A M P I O N, M PORTED by “for. MillenEsquiu. will stand in (‘biirlottetown during the season. \isiting every 'l't'ismt iti Mr. James \Velsh’s, Cliarloltetouai‘ez- ry Ilouse. (EP'I‘ertns ‘20 Shilliuas: payable l‘l GRAIN. delivered at Coles’ litetttty and Distillery.

JAMES CURTIS. April 18, 1814. Gaooa TO COVER FOR THE SEriillX, A LIMITED NUMBER OF MARKS ‘IIE Horse CHARLESJyears (‘ltl l6 hands high, of great bone at strenglb,and unmatched for symmetry and action,hred by Mr. Henry Longworti. his site Revenge,er datu,.\lr.Longwort" celebrated More by Ronresvallesnstar- ticularly docile and is allowed by con.- petentjudgt-s to be the best bred IIOI‘SL‘ now on the Island. Terms 30s taken in six months. it

be paid to the Groom at the titue.__ Stands nt \Vittuloc Bait~ttitt.i\'ln5l0c Road, Lot 33, 7 miles frotn Cbut’lullt- town. April l3lh, l844 Stu

I" 0 R S A I. n. :N excellent \VAGGON, for one or ‘ two Horses. Apply to March l6. MARK BUTCHER.

JOB marine?“

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Tilt!) MORNING NEWS Is published every chxssnav and ‘5‘- ‘rvanav mornings, by B. A. MOODY.

at his ofﬁce. near the druggist store of Mr. T. Dcsbrisay. Queen Street, 1 harlottetowtl-

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