AGRICULTURAL TOASTs.
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The following are some Of the tuasts given at the
late Brighton Cattle Show dinner, copied from the
New England Farmer.


The PLoueH--lts one share in a bank Of earth
is worth ten in bank Of paper.


OuR FARMERS Let them remember that " the
OK knoweth his owner" and take care that their
cattle be not ashamed of their acquaintance.


BY y Rewes, Esq. president of the Essex Agri.
cultural Sncietv. The MEMORY OF WAsH1NeToN.'
With whom Agriculture the first, the last, and
the most beloved employment of bis life.


BY Thomas &. Fessenden, Esq. .American Statss-
men and other first Rnfesaau. they have 4
practical sense of the importance of that occupation.
which employs sccea eehts of the hands, and feeds
the sum total Of the mouths of the community.


BY Mr.. ]. l.. Boylston, of Princeton. His ers
ceRency Con. LrNcoLN-Chicf Ploushman of the
State; he turns his turroH handsomely, aud never
looks back.


At the close of the Agricultural Exhibition il,
Worcester. Mass the company sat down to dns
ner, at which Gov Lincoln presided. Among tho
toasts, was the following -. Our fair sisters-n
the language of the orator 's the best friends and
most efficient patrons of the farmer, for they would
have all men to be husband-nen.''


An enterprising company in the west Of Scotland
have resolved to erect Cotton Factory in the
neighbourhood of Calcutta. and number of opera,
tive workmen have been engaged for that purpose
This will form a new era in the history of Hindos
tan as the natives, who strongly averse to any-
innovation upon their established CUSTOMS still fol
low the primitive mode Of preparing their yarn with
the spindle and distatf. At the introduction of the
cotton weaving into this country. little more than
half century ago the yarn brought home in
the hank by our Fast Indiamen. and was then corr
sdered Of more value than the finest silk. and could
only be purchased by persons of quality. What =
change in the course Of such short period.


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