SELECTED POE'IRY. THERE NEVER WAS AN EAI‘tTHLY D R E A M.

._.._ There never was an earthly dream 0t beauty and delight, That mingled not too soon with clouds, As sun-rays with the night. That faded not from that food hea I't Where once it loved to stay, And left that heart tnore desolate For having felt its stray.

There never was a glad bright eye But. it was dimmed by tears, Caused by such griel's as ever dull 't‘he sunshine of our years: We look upon the sweetest ﬂower; "l'is withered soon and gone: We gaze upon a star, to ﬁnd

But. darkness where it shone.

There nevar was a noble heart, A mind of worth and power, That had not in this changing world Pain, misery for its (lower, The laurel on the brow hath hid From many a careless eye The secret ol the soul within, Its blight and agony.

There never was—there cannot be On earth a precious spring,

“'ltose \vaters to the ievered lip Unfailing we may bring,

All t-ltangeth on this troubled shore, Or passeth from the sight;

0 for that \torld where joy and peace Reign as eternal light !

MISCEth \NI‘ZOUS.

BAcnsmn M itatuao IN FURL—A correspondent oftlte Boston Courier, writing from Rochester, New York, gives the folloning accmint ofa has- ty wedding by tray of amusement.

“ A sleigh-riding: party went out to Rush, on Tuesday evening, and after dancing and frolicking to their hearts” content, they set theit'faccs home- warul, at two o’clock in the morning. At four o’clock the storm being at its highest, the party had to stop for daylight, at a small tavern near the city, where huddled together, in a room too small for a dance, the lead- ers set their heads devising a new method of killing time. A wealthy old bachelor and a pretty girl oi'eigh- teen were hauled up to he married, and a young attorney iii the Company was selected to play the person, or the magistrate. The young: knot-tyer thus unceremonimtsly pressed into service, and duly sensible ot‘the part

he was playing, delivered himself of

a mast eloquent address to the. par- ties, in reference to the solemn step they were about to take; but the in:- promptu eloquence ot' the oiiiciator only brought down peals of laughter at his mock seriou-ru—wﬁ, and made the party more urgent for him to proceed; and the bachelor being too much of a gentleman to back ont,und the girl pleased with the sport, pro. roamed the Words in imitation ot'her partner. and in the presence ofthe :~elccted Willie‘n'ﬂ‘s, which, acctirding to the laws or" New Xot'lt, constituted toe. pat-ties husband and wife, till death shall them part 'i'hc attorney having tleclaz-r d the patties titan and trite, and given each of the parties a certiﬁcate, and tied a (ft‘py with We lmvtt t'lt'tl<,i:ti'ormrtl tltc t‘ttttipuny he lt..-.l done all the ltI'Y required-— and the driver declaring that all was "Wilt the party left the tavern in

inﬁll give. and trade their way into

town. 'i‘ltoncxt day the legal atl—

\'i-‘er of tl.t: bridegroom informed him that he no» legally married, and that the laws of the State made no provi- So much for being

aim..- lttr joking. matted in fun.”

To "tastes-.15 2

[I'JN ESTOCK’S VBRIVIII'UGB- A Sear: REMEDY tea Wonats.

lIIS excellent medicine has now been in

use in Nova Scotiu for upwards oftwo

years. and has proved itaelfto be the be~t re-

medy for WM’III ever introduced ittto the

Province. (.‘eitiﬁctttes could easily be oh-

iained itt proof of its eliicacy. but the sale, has

been so extensive. and is beneﬁcial ctl'ects

are so generally known, that it is presumed further evidence is unnecessary.

For Sale, Wholesale and Itelnil. ity \VILLIAM It. WATSON, Agent for P. E. Island.

[I'T’Also for Sale as above, I-Iarvey‘s Ilarlt and Snrsapuritln Pills. Parr‘e Life l’ills. Mo."- fat’u Vegetable Life Pills and llitters. Veget- able l‘u!tttonary Balsam. Mrs. Gardner's in- dtan Balsam of Liverwort and liorehonnd, Norton's (‘ltattttnomtle Pills. llttlloway’a Pills and Ointment, Rowland‘s IllacassarUil.

B. A.

Kalydor nttd Odonto Essence of Tyres for

the teeth and gums, Solomon‘s Balm ofGil- I

colds.'l'omttto I‘illsJiay's Lininteut: Dixon‘s, ' Ilunt’s,IIarvey’s, and other un'i-hilious Pills. a few cases genuine Cologne, with a general assortment of such articles as are u~uttlly kept in Drug Stores—all of which the public may

rely are genuine. Dec It Maw_ iratiirzmi w- _ . FARIIIER'S Ill/UVUJJL, A NEW’ \VURK, ’

navorso 'ro Acntcum‘t'ait. l

A FEW Copies of the above work, puh- l ‘ lished at Fredericton. N. ll. Nos. 1 k 2. may be had at the Uilice oftite MORNING Ntzws. Price Std. each - (is. per two. in ad- V‘ance--7s. (id. if paid at. the end of the year. t (I’. E. Island curr’y.) 'l'lte FARMim‘s MANUAL promises to he a very useful Miscellany, and Well worth the patronage of tltwse engaged with the Farming interests in this colony. Nov. 2.

F0“ SA LE. QUPERIOII Blackstnith’s TOOLS. non- . sisting of Anvil. Bellow-I, Forge Back. Vice. Stock and Dies, and Screw Plates of various sizes. with many otltcr articles. For further particulars,ttpply ttt the Morning News Ullico. tt' .Inny 29

W‘v/A N '1' l‘} I) —'l‘o the Shoctttaking

Business, a lad about l3 or H years

of age, of good moral character- In-

qttire,at the otiice of the Morning News. December 18th ti

Sl'l UA TIUJV ll}! 'Y'I'Il'), , S House-keeper and Dairy ftlaid. in I a respectable. family, a person who can produce sntlit-ient ret‘onitneutlotions. Inquiri- at the otllceot'the Mot‘ningxews. March 5. T0 CABINET MAKERS. CARPENTERS "14"; D 0 TI] ['3 R S. AllliS N. HARRIS has on hantl,a quantity of threcpt-nny and tour- pcnny tine clasp NAILS. which he oll'ers in Barter, for any sort of Furniture. ' Ii. A fetv pair of Sleigh {unners hand. and a few lots Oakutuncltenp . ‘ 1

1‘ ch ll ‘.t

WARI'E‘BB.

E" BUSIIELS good PO'l‘A- T0125. ot'this Island growth. to be delivered by the lit. of ill't.‘"“A contract for the whole. would be preter- t'etl. inquire at this oilice.

March'iti.

It 0 S T- N “’EDNESDAY lust. between (‘har- tottetown and Crabb‘s. I‘rittcetnwulioudm LADY’S \VORS'I‘ED BAG,

containing, among: other things. a quantity of lierltu Wool. and a few Netting Noodles -- Whoever nttty h'tt'e found the state, by leztv. inst: it at tlte Utl'n-e ofthe .‘vlorttittg Netve,eltatll be rewarded for his trouble.

:ltm it 2+3 tf

OI)

Sﬁl’a’fi‘ 355921 Sit-.123.

' Hi". Subst‘rilicr offers for sale,

moo BUSt-t £11.55 512.15.13.- PonK or FLOUR will be taken in pav- mcnt, or approVed notes at three months.

. JOHN DAVIS. scat. heat street, March 26.

drying the hair. Alsantt Extract for preserving '

cad. Cundall’s Balsam of Ileney. ()xley'til m lies of Junta-caGitiger,Mutruy's Fluid Mag. l D "will. Morris' (‘ortt Plaster, Medicutnentutn, i Q 'I‘rottor's 'l‘ootlt Powder. Ens. of Linseed for , .4

it“

cred u loo 3.

dis mo. Jade and Chronic Rheumatism. Jﬂcrh’mts of the Bladder and

Kidneys.

BILHH'S FEVERS and LIVER COMPLAINTS. Itt the south and west. where thew diseases prevail. they till he found invaluable. Planters,

remedy.

& LIVER COMPLAINTS

“

Drnlmcs.

D! SP EPSIA. Ne erson with this distressing iaease should delay using these modi- ciues immediately.

Eruptions of the Skin.

Emit as.

_ parilla . Flat my.

petition. in the esttmatiou of ore patn

Brn:nlwuy.cororr of Anthony street, New York.

EVER AND AGUE,

a canine. street th'n us, or don't touch them.

Night Sweets.

Least-nus.

MBRCURIAL DISEAS- E S . Never fails to eradicate eu- tircly all the effects of Mercury luftnttcly sooner than the most powerful preparation of Sasso-

-n . 1L} ‘ Prepared and sold, whole” 0 and retail. by an.

attain 'rtti: Biotin. “m MOFFAT’S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS

‘1 PIIIEI‘TIIK BITTERQ

The high and envied celebrity which these preeminent Medicines have a u' ed invariable etticacy in all the diseases which they profess to cure, has ren‘ilirfd {or practice of putting not only unnecessary, but unvorthy of them, ' l the their fruits; their good works testin for them, and they thriVe not by me {an

IN ALL CASES 01“ FE" MR. do AGIIE.

For this scourge of the western country these medicines will be found a safe. speedy. and certain 1' Other medicines leave the system subject to I return of the disease—a cure by these inedi- cines is permanent. Try them be satisﬁed, and be cure

.zvnrnanti

to their 3 its ; They are ltnown u; '

I ltot'th. w

a. Rii'li’ta . t: °’:.it::.et:;’izy,;""“-_t gulf"? Chelt‘ “d.

t! m of ptles of 35 you: Illltldllltna c

b of the Life sandal 2

Far hers, and others who once Foulttess of the Completion. “ .

use Ithese Medicines. will never G E N E R A L D E 15 IL I T Y e Putz..th um I. d . ,

allerumrds be without them. tv‘ont. “mm, join“. “l”: !‘ tide, but, ' Bib-om Choltc and Screen loose- tftddmeu. R H E U M AT I 8 {Irqu

. r s- . . .- ltiics.m“' . Ieztliichss. of every kind. “‘9‘” With lllill‘l‘l’lhlfzt: -l Court-mess. nwor ‘rur. ‘ :thmrc ofrelief hm. N Cold: and Cough. AMQM’DO’OW Rheumatism. Rum )3". . Chane, A mpure Blood. so“ Q, load to use “a. CO. SUMPTION. inUtslcd jetrrul’trji. H 8"“ hem 'tl u 0 «cute tsuccels its ms! 0 me it s- ,

iiiciw'. * ' Ltvea comrutn'rs. Remix?“ .

Corrupt Human. Leprosy. Ev] L in it 'tz‘xructs I

:Ivlccrs qf every description. . ‘

0 R M S , ofallllud

tually exlpellctl by deﬁcient: . elm-en arents will do wit, adi'n'mtster them whenever their ' es 3 once is sue be 14: " "Ill be certain.1 L iii—Rm! '

tit-Rid SEWB 333% A333!) 1P£®§8£ 1832323333 ., PURIFW TI-ZIE BLOOD And thus remove all disease tron: the system. n

A single trial will place the l I F E .Pl l L S and P ll (I N lli Bl I TE it 8 beyondtlte restitution.

WILLIAM B. non-ems:

‘Itt‘ Gonnim- oftheu- medicth are now put up in white wrappers and labels, together with I pamphlet. ctllel '

“ Motl‘at's Good Samaritan," containing the directions, kc” on which II a drawing of Broadway {mm ti," _ street toolr ()tl'tce, by which strangers \isitin; the city can very easily find us. The wrappers andSsmriutu

~.~t- coprrigltod, therefore those who procure them with the white wrappers can be assured thlttlmm t ' Be Careful. and do not buy those with yellow \rr..ppet's ; but if you do, be outlined that they a...

ECF'Sold Wholesale and Retail, for the Proprietor, at Apothecaries’ llall,h

'1‘. DESBRISAY.

«cult-men: ot

"Seek Protection. where it rtally can

be found.”

INS UR A.V("E A CA INS T 1" I R 3 ll!

HE Subscriber has ol‘ten felt sur- ~ prise, that in an enlightened Cont- tttttttity. ltltc that of Charlotte 'l‘own. its Inhabitants are. not more deeply impress~ ml with the treat advantages attending! Insurance. It is a Well-known lat-t, that there are merchants in Charlotte Town, baring thousand.- of pounds oi Hot-it itt limit“ wart-butt rs. and no! one penny in- sttred ; and that there are titan} home- ltol'let‘ﬁ. n ho have a large capital imest- ed tu “'oodt-tt litildings, and not one of whit-h. is protected, hr insurance, trout the. rats-euros oi tire. l-‘iret its wry my to line uninsured,strikes u lzttt-ll to the lteut'tz-i-tt! to those “ho have. had the prudence toset‘k Ptrortccrtosmhrte it can L-c Iottttd, by atzznlying to the suit- .‘t‘t‘ll or. II-z’ my tit " Finis” has lost its let‘t‘m', uttti they rush in the Spot, ready to render ratio-live assistance, having their reason at command, as they know, that their property to a curtain c:-.tent, is salts.

The Subscriber still continues to issue Po- licies ofthe -‘ ALLIANCE in“: Atut l‘tttt-z leuuAM'n (Joan-ANY.” of London. at moderate rites of premiums. From the (.'api':t| ct' .L'SJHIOJIUJ sterling, that this Corny-titty It's .‘ll ttott=tt.:.t:tl: l‘rtuiitt the honor and lilit'rttlt'y Wltit‘h it Il'N tii~pluyutl it) Hit! ' here and elsewhere; from that howl y to insurance, by allowing tine-.- who have continued to insute fvr lite sut.'t.'(2~‘.\'l\‘e years. n pattic potion ofthc pro- fits oftlie (‘titttptiny, -.ind which l:i.~t year tttttouute-l tztscren and :t halt'pcr cent. upon the premiums paid; and from the perfect so- curity which the Public possess by transact. inf; business wi'h such :tu old c~tnhiislt0tl and highly ruspentttb'c (Totttpttny; the subscriber fouls lll'tl all these are sutlivtte'tt inducements to a discerning public to obtain Policies front Ill! oﬂioe-iudepcutlent altogether oftlte itn- pnrtnnt consi lt-rattnn, that it is a British In- slilulltﬂl—ﬂ llritith Association—in fact, a Iil'lilsll Ifott’tp'tny.

As the anti-:criltz'r intend: to appoint Fult- Ageti's throughout the Island. he will unlin the public, as to tli ~irn:ttnes and place-i afre- aidutt-e. so soon as he has completed his as- I'uttgt'tttt-tth'.

Any further information cm be obtained. and will Cll‘th'llllly ltc gr vet), by npp'ying to the subscriber at his t .‘llco.

CHARLES YOUNG. Agent

Ills“!!!

('b. Town. Jan. 13?. 18-15. Caz. l'ult. Isis '5 weeks.

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. Fr. Eurasons—Mr. W

APOTHHOARIBS' U , HALL Ids/1 L L, l 8 -I 4. FRESH DRUGS.’ MEDICINESSPICI‘S. CONI’ECTIONARY, Ice. T D E .4 ll ll ISA Y has, by the ‘ ' recent arrivals from Letitia

nail-Dublin. Fun. completed its llttpot tntions for the sea-ton. comprising hunt Uztl “all selected stock of GENI'INH Dili'GS A NI) .‘IElll t'l NICE. Patent Medicines: Paints, \'aini-‘ rs. Colours Dye Stuil's ', Confectionery-.5}: cos. Pickles, Sauces. India Currie. t'atill' I’et‘ls ; “alone. f‘urntuts. lent-glass, .llttczttc ni. Vertnicelli. 'l'apiooa. Sago, Arrow-item l’tcpnred t'ocon: Tortoise shell ahdttll’ ('outbs: Brushes Toilet Soups, and l’eitatwt itt great variety '. with every other art:- usunlly kept atainidttr establishments inlir lrttnin, which ltrtving been P'Jl'CltilS'tiI'alNl ofthe. t'tRs'r house‘- in Pump», (ttwtrn'ttlt a sutlicient guarantee) Ill-t)’ be relied tin “canine : and hiring been inpat‘tctltltﬁf-l he is enabled to otl'er tnetn a: exact-ditty tow mucus.

A I. S (_)—-A lot of Superior Ctr-AW Snort-s ;—-ttnd Prune Soon ‘VATERtll front the fountain.

I'ti-sttrlptions prepared a! the shortest ' tic-s. with neatnoss and accents)-

Jitiuary Ist.

a 7' A N 'l‘ E I).-An artis'eltn‘ll a sell the Morning .‘iews 0'" market days—to whottt liberal eta-nu. ﬁgt'll‘t‘nt will be given. ilect-Inlter 4th. m~-__v _____ ﬁ.’- ______ A“, _.- -‘H’.’ 1 V , .. TIIE MOIiNINtz Mull” ‘ Is published every VVEDNISDAY and ~ ' TURI).\ v ntornintls, by l:- 5- 5M0" Editor and Proprietor.

. lit. at his oliice. near the druggtst store “l

Ilt-sbti-tav. Queen Street. l' l’rtce, Iona penny each rt‘l’Y'm It): per annum. exclusive or ll” ' ptutagenhalf required in advaneﬁ- add” 5L3” \t.t. communications to 09 to the IftlLor, ('lturlottetnwﬂ- mm, Advertise-intuit! ltldt‘llml "l 'han ‘ us. A reasonable deduction nude in ctttll"u AU iYN'TS- m. "93"). LOT H -.Iames B. 9. Iiuﬂllilil‘ “"3 (‘r l-I-ORU F. 'l‘tIWt‘o' *‘ihmlc" Mold”, Ilianu.‘ l? I:—-A. A rid-man. 1""!- 'l‘t.voa-3lr. John Hall. Bummer—John Henderson,

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