... 'TIS HOME WHEREER THE HEART IS. 'Tis home whore'er the heart is; Where'er its loved ones dwell, In cities or in cottages, Throng'd haunts or mossy dell; The heart's a rover ever, And thns on wave and wild, The maiden with her lover walks, The mother with her child. 'Tis bright whero'er the heart is; Its fairy spells can bring - . . Fresh fountains to the *ilderness, And to the deserts-spring. ...

... . WBooke', Prints, Music, 4e., for review, are requested to be left at Air. C. lfitchell's, Red Lion Court, Fleet-street, London, addressed To the Editor of the ExETER FLitNG PosT.. These cill be duly forwarded, and receive an early notice. The Indsri of all Nations. Nos. 3, 4, 5, 0. New York: Putnam and Co., Crystal Palace, and No. 10, Park-place. London: Sampson Low, and Co., 47, Ludgate ...

... On Friday last the Rev. T. Hincks, of Sheffield, N delivered alecture on St. Bernard; his Life and Times. de Mr. Jarvis in the chair. The lecturer said that the 19th = century is in vital connexion with the 12th. Indeed it should not be forgotten that we owe much to the 12th century, rank though it frequently was in ignorance and bigotry. Then was there no guarantee for civil rights, the ...

... - OCTOBER orgeo us are thy woods, October, Clad in glowing mantles sere- Brightest tints of beauty blending Like the wat, when day's descending- Ttou'rt the sunset of the year. Fading flowers are thine, October! Droopeth sad the sweet bluebell, Gone the blossoms April cherish'd- Violet, Wly, rose-all pearifhd, Fragrance fled from field and dell, Songless are thy woods, October, Save when red ...

... . -J$ELAND., in : The Dublin Exhibition aloses on the 31st inslnt,'. It j, has not-been. a paying eoncern,, and- the .loss ofthe, wi patriotic projeotor sfill be iery considerable.-, -As 6token i of the exalted' esi'mation in which Mr. Dargas -noble bi entsrpneik iheld, and of} the genarouns . ?? h iraiade;.the eihibitors havei;nine& bii~to~ apibifltri l lainmxent.. .; ?? - , .: sam,, i '.eQ ? ...

... '*Nodoks, Phints, Musio, 4e., for 'review, are rsucated to be WI] . at-CMr. C fitchell, I'ed Lion Court, Pleet-stret, 4eondpn, Ol &dwsec d To the Editor of the EX TR FLY61 POar. * leec i'oil be dsli, forwareord, and recei's an 'carly' notice.;r We't Rdiiuroph Magauine, October. Edinburgh: Sutherland. 'e and Knox.. 'There are several passages in various contributionis which b Vaeebould be ...

... - t _. -\ -Tar- T I To 1 PA_;- On Frida~y last, Dr. Bowring, ?? delivered a . lecture on '!'Chinese Education, especiall~y with reference to 'il a aecimal system. el Mr. J J6eoo0a Was in, tb9. chair, and spoke of the great' ealebrity of thq lecturer both as an eminent lpholar and a g9 distiagnisbe4 public man, and he felt great pleaaure im now *bjcdmlng'Di'. Bowrin'g'amidst 'go large an ...

... 1 , I ANGRY WORDS. fy Wror; ON lightly spoken in aI asa a thongltlea sLour: Brilhtest links of li eare broken BM eir -dee p insidiods power. ler~rts to. *ardiest feeling, Ne'er baew ey ngetk stirred,l Oft are rent pst haa he Jrye ?? Poison-drops of eare and sorrow. Bfitter ipion-drops areo they,. Weaving for the ooming morrow- Ssddest memorlee of to~dsy. Angry words! oh, let tis nave? From the ...

... TI There is no place like home, unless it's the home w, Pthe young alla you're after. fit? !The man who was struck with Astonishment saved ' pe himself from falling by catching hold of'a link ofthbe chain an tf cironmstances. -, Hoodstates tbattthe phraserepublio of letters Ps Was hit upon to insinuate that, taking the whole lot of authors rby tpgether, they had.not a sovereign amongst ...

... THiE FALL OF THE LEAF. See-the leaves arousd us falling, Dry and withered to the ground, Th. to thoughtless ibortals calling In a sad and solemn sound:- Snos of Adasm,.once in Mden, Blighted when like us he fell; Hear the lecture we are reading. 'Tie, alas! the truth we tell. Virgins, much, too much resuming On your boasted white aud red; View us, lato in beauty blooming, Numbered now among ...

... .A MkAICidS ,TER MXWTDY. t- ConDDR and C0ru, CoDD;N sndlCo6 . The Manchekter School re looki-fg lodora; -, It is really m9*rlr'.ing How wheat is rising, The farmers are essed, And begin to lookpleased; ThbeBank is mounting -g The fate of discouuting,_ - And fends are faUin-- Past sll recalidg.. Carpenters, nalers,. Artisans, tailors, * Butchers snd bakers,: ?? And candlestickmakers, - AU sexes ...

... (From Le Follet.) reac Our dressmakers end milliners are very busy;in Img preparing their autumn, and even winter toildttts ' ;employing The _ for this purpose the richest velvets, satins, blondes, flowers, bee _ ribbons, and feathers. The styles are new and attractive. d dre 9S Bonnets for. negliges or promenade or composed of' velvet, either green, blue, violet, or soft brown drab, trimmed ...