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in honor Of our Manufactures, young as yet; but
while looking upon the substantial Cottons and
fabrics of WOOL the SOURCES Of cemfort TO the le.
boring man, and the superior agricultural iEple-
menia now ell around u.s. We are led TO antlcl-
pate that our Silk youth will ere long attain 10
giant manhood. In The midst of the Silks wss
! the motto:


"sk-sssa n become e y Important branch of American
Industry aad Neuooel Wealh


The f,rIner importers OF coarse Cottons of In
Ola, the Bafters, Gurraws, &c, would scarcely
have creoited the tale of the astonishing chang
in the quality and price of the goods destined 20
take the place of the coarse article, anc that
American Cotton would be valued and sought
for even in India and other parts of the Etstern
Conrintnt-a change which is now witnessed by
u.s. and so spe dlIy brought about by the magic
power OF machmery and the ingenuity and per-
severance of American woikrnen. And 50, IN
decd, the time was when our Dutch are sstors
thought that nrlck must te imported from Ger
many :or buililng houses ard paw; z sldewa a..
ocr clay being, as they hought, IN lhferlor ar'i.
Gle; but truth is The daughter ef Time that
o's-ipates delusons 1t "a Iouad that our clay
will M Ike brick. and that our workman with
tncm form magnificent structures; and SO
it Is found that American Cottons are quite equsl,
IL not SUpHrlOr W IOfeQH eotlCs III QodlltJ' ""b|
they are furnished at Inooera'e prices that The
aborer who now e.rus his SIX shilings per di.m
can dress with greater Geatness ana comfort than
many who in former days were repu!ed wealthy.


The great variety and beauty of the Amer
can prints here exhibited impress the mind still
more deeply in relation 10 American skill; and
the former importers Just referred TO, to whom
the story ofour cotton goods seemed as a dream,
must, ON looking at these prints, be almost ready
TO think themselves transported to some fairy
land.


The beautiful array Of surgical instruments,
pen knives, &c. reminds US that we have now
Sheffield of our own, and need not run across the
ocean for articles ofhardware.


In the judicious arrangement of the arches
Mr.. w. must have had iresh in mind the well
known sentiment of Jefferson, who inculcated the
propriety of placing the manufacturer by the side
of the agricu'trrlst.


Leaving description of the tout ensemble TO
those whose longer stay gives them ampler means
Of doing it Justice, we conclude our hasty notice
Of this portion of it by giving the motto:


Few hiDgsare cheering TO the real friends OF agr
cnte than tho reports which tongRg upen us from
the different parts of wide coGnthe success which mas
which they exhibit the great CT Agriculture aod Dome
tic Industry be considered among the most avorane
indications that the case progressive and he course OF le
friends of improvement still onward The County kocietes
have made evident advances the pnbc favor and
oueptly III their widespread usefulness