I VOL. \, NO. 22
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nufacuring establishments, that it can be carried to its greatest limit. It cannot be adopted in the manufacture of jewelry, and ether expensive orna- ments, because the number of purchasers of such articles of luxury will always be limited. Neither can this division ofabor be introduced 10 any great extent into the pursuits of agriculture. Someth;ng fke d. however, might be practised. The talmers on the rich soils of the west migkt devote all .heir energies to the growing of wheat, while those who cultivate less fertile soil might attend chiefly to

 the raising of cattle and sheep, and to the products of the dairy.

 From what has been said in relation to this lmpor- tant principle, it is obvious that proper attention to it would save large amount of time and labor, and at the same time secure an almost incredible degree of skill and despatch. Without regarding it, very Mgh degree of excellence or success in any department of business, has rarely ever been attained.