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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29

BY this estimate we have an aver
age product TO each person IN YER
mont of seventy dollars, while upon
the same basis we obtained an aver
age in Illinois Of e. 80, in WIscon-
sin of 1000, and in Ohio Of 400
If we reject the item of interest, we
have an average in Vermont Of eighty
three dollars to each person, being
eight dollars more than the average
in Illinois, the highest of The three
Western States named.
Massachusetts is not an agricultu
raj State, though about one-fth Of
her whole male population are en-
ployed upon the land. The number
of inhabitants, according to the CEN
sus OF 1850, was 994,5l4. The
products Of agriculture and manniac-
tp.o. u.,r. ae I.li,.tra 90,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
CONSUMPTION

Boz nll case herc the Lungs not consumed 90
every case 1T HiNt7 RELIED hen,ht is aluayser
psnenced from one hfst br ie sud cure b. warranted
whru lho ubote quantity 10 taken.
N"hing chn 1r npfc asiHuishins iu the invalid amer
toying ali popular medicinss Of Inc DIV TO no efrot
'han that these common Koots Ind Hefss combined
WI cure ell pulauuuf diseases, stu this FlNEU
~ = housHrds 81 eases can Do fvtrrfed 20
own Rev tnginud stftet. For further pant cuisrs
and oefthcnios OF see citculas len wuh every
agent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
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information in regard TO The same and ~ nbls 10 e
pteas into wade mocuu compass the VeN qnintes.eoe
medical science on this Important subject a. h. ~
sui Of the experouco Of the most ouiuam ph,sic,1o
In Eufupe and America b. thoroughly demorstist,d ~
ha owu highly successful practice DO tha Treatment 10
secret Diseases in many thousands Of cases The In,
The practice of d. Hunter has long bson and ain
literally unbonndud hot Mt the earnest sotciiatio. n
uumornu PERSONS, ho has been induced 10 extend ,f
sphoie of Doe professional usefulness 10 ihe cumnuai,
ni afre through thn medic Of bis Medical Ns..
md Hand Boob Cor ihe Afflicted"
No. Volume ihui should be boz The hand of sv.ts
family boz thc land, whether used me- preventive ~
secret vices or us guido fuf the alienation OF Que ~
The awful nod Destructive curses ever visited u
on manktnd for tho sins OF seu'ualy aud impuuy Of
even Sind
uisa solume that bis received tho unqualified boz.
commentator Of the dtsi physicians iu ihe 3d. wh,s
many clefsymrn, afheu, moihefs phiisnthfupsts afd
humanrtauans. have most freely ca ended d. eifelI,
ton co. al quarter. Who're be- pusoin chinrs aoit
ho likely 90 be- Instrumental boz che moral pun6e.t,.
aud physical healing of muuudes Of uui people. sni
the Young, volatile and indcfect, otherwise tho pud
{ and flower of the nation
The author argues particularly most strongly sg,is
ovef sperios Of stif dehemru and wHfns pIents and
euardiins, searching terms guard hs Young of btb
sexes from the iouihp contequoucrs eonfauIiitnt an
hrif Ignorance of physinl eisfl aw. nnd sexual .eu
fitiss and irtt cu4ties whethof exhibited b., .
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take hold 90 heu," cieaf and explicit say o. shasu
by which They may secure foun col sound hasI lh a
. regeneration OF ODE soul lom t- icriIhe pollution.
It's we'll known ih4t thousands Of victims ate a1nu
ally sucfhced 90 tho shrine of QuHcktfy-raprrIaIf
those suffering from Neuefeai o. sYphiluic diseases
Structures. Seminal Weakness. Vofvnus Debility sUa
Che numctuui ma aides which spring dir city less fe
moiey from The Indulgence OF csfnsl passions and "a
cfet violations Of Nature.
10 view Of these acts, and when b. also considered
that about 100000 persons die annually n the Uottt
satos Of Cuusumf tona large nan fity being ihc yir
Tins of the Fouptuous indscfefon III thcif pfurenos
aeroeahly 90 the spiritual euuncil'on, that the srf o.
a. NU O.. j
ihifd and fourth grnerstion.Ihe Aufhof imbued viii
sentiments of enlarged philanthropy will scarcely B..
ccnsufed for any effort 90 hc vicss of Che nae
hf The humble fundamentally of h- Medirai Aanuai
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duets were as follows

iiouucA 81 mhuuihctntes, miningt And inc
meohnnc arts, exclusive Of ths raw
material "a 800 1922
Total product lll.s357iA
Deduct interest at per cent on $500 52e.726,
invested IN manufactures, farms, and i'm
plements "a OIL 723
Balaaoe sS7eO5 99l
This gross product Of $97 605.-
99l, gives an average product 10 each
inhabtant of trfle over forty -four
dollars. II we omit to charge inter
est upon the capital invested in min
ing, manufactures, and the arts, and
also upon The estimated cash value OF
the farms, the average returns TO each
person would he fiiiy-slx dollars.
In 1850 the population of Illinois
was 85l.170 Its agricultural and
manufacturing products were as fol-
lows viz
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i9Qaaan
This sum gives an average pro-
duct 10 each person in the state of
Wisconsin of forty dollars per year,
against forty four in Ohio, and SKY
seven and half in Illinois. If we
omit the interest on the capital inves-
ted, we have an average Of forty-slx
dollars, to seventy-6ve in Illinois,
and 10 hfty-six in Ohio.
These three States may be justly
deemed a fair illustration of the pro-
ductiye labor of The West. Ohio,
one of the oldest, Wisconsin, one of
youngest, and Illinois, intermediate
between them, aud all having fer
tile soil, temperate climate, and su.
perlor natural advantages ior exler-
nal and Internal commerce.
! have selected Vermont aud Mass
achuseiis as Representative States Of
the influence of the ocean and noun
talns upon national character. The
present generation in these States
are substantially the same in their or
igin with the inhabitants Of Ohio and
Illinois. In the popular judgment they
are not so blessed in soil and eli
mate, though il is the fact, | believe,
that Vermont is quite under-raled,
as an agricultural Stale, by the pub
lie generally.
10 1850 the population ofyermont
was 314.120. Its products Of agri-
culture and manufactures were as fol
lows, viz;
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Home manufactures l.l559J2
Product of manuiB ctutes, mining and the
mechanic arts, exclusive Of the raw
matoTisl $500 800
Totsl product 6402351J
Deduct interest at per cent on si0692i2is,
invested IA manuiactutss, iafms, add im.
plemenls 65154Si
Balance 574s7.a79
This gross product of S57. 49,
$40, gives an average product to each
inhabltant of sixty-seven and fifty
one-bundredth dollars, or about
twenty-three dollars above the aver
age ia Ohio If we omit to charge
interest upon the capital invested in
agriculture, manufactures and min
ing, the average returns TO each per.
son will be seventy five dollars, a
gainsl filly-six dollars in Ohio.
In 1850, the population Of Wis
consin was 30539l. Its products
of agriculture and manufactures were
as follows, viz:
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prepared by Dr. Darius Ham.

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Nr~ Yops, ua-ehl5, 1855

NEw-fonE, March Is. 1855
10 no ProFriefos' sfhs snsaish Hair Creator
sfs in iho carly port Of ls.t sumn.er my daughter
was afflicted with 900 ahs'ess about inc shove mo
ccrtro oi the os frgats, the diameter of which wee
two inches. 10 wac opened. and aittr the ischaige
bad ceased, the root, ofthe heir seis exposed on be-
aside of ihe scalp. Wthua week, all the hair over
the diseased spot bad iailin out Much anxiety was
latiu consequence utlts exposed situation tarng 10
woald DOT ag4iu grow. Twoeapefionce.im tuaon
we're contulied, Who decided tho spot would remain
permanently bald. Naunus restorative means were
resorted ia, without effect when trend recommended
your SWEDISH Han Creator Anef ten days applica-
lion, horoscope examination evidenced growth
Of noe down -iooking hnif Inspired sth fresh hopes
/ continued it, application and in sta weeks 10
watled by Ero,sh of hair inch in length. II 10
now iuIl Ieusih md peilecty healthy. then recon-
mend % To Indy lfeHuvcl whu had Loot her haii
from etsspells. She used b. with ike happy result
take pleasure giving you this Testimony DO favor oil
experiment Of the very few useful curative art-
clcs that emanate from Quackdom.
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A New & Valuable Discovery.
DR.. HAMS
AT0mdfic InrigoraIing Npirit

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strengthen. ban Will not tnfoaicHtc or stupifs.
Persons who have become hHbitusied 10 thr ercrs.
sNc us' Of Tobacco, opium und ~nintuuu. Iiquof..
whnd permanent irliri from the desire 90 u,p these
destroying ne"uis by taklnr boule OF two ofth.
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Wons end sioky Families will Gnd Bf Hom'. la.
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sitenfi henefof thc Human system EachComnlniut
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u calculated 10 cufo, named ihe fappet, accom-
panyns each bottle, and fu directions for nee are mi
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-29
The Yellow Fever.

TO TIE EDITcR OF THE HERALD.
Il Is nov about month since the fears Of our commu
nifty rt aroused by the alarm or yellow fever
the Quarantine. There nothing surpn.ing in this
fact all the presented had originated 10 oc iles
infected with the disease and the period OF incubation
had not concluded when the vessels arrived here The
temporary disappearance OF the fever however, had
assured public and the occasional appeared
were considered exceptions or chance Your
article Of this day Fort Hamilton Oilers grounds
OF alarm. IS a ply scian having treated this disease
eighteen years and having had great experience
New oritans and in the West Indies feel that able
leei any apprehension although in my judgment there
no reason 20 entertain any fear Of s spreading generally
IN this city.
The yellow fever 10 not contagious This l. flc, 70
cognzed by all fcentlc bodies evidenced by the expert
ments Testimony OF the amented Dr. Chervp, whose
~hole life sp,nt In stuaying this disease in all the
countries where Il reigus eudemis ard epidemic
This fact should case the minds OF those who entertain
any anxiety stl would advise, as have advised many
foreigners who having recently arrived at tbewest ladies'
were fearful OF an attack In many cases this was pre-
vented by tho precautionary measures which suggest
below, and which are simple and OF easy execution.
lst Take every morning. two hours before eating two
large spocnfus OF quinquina wine, known under the
"a Avoid cold drinks when persprng or afser active
exercise.
Sd Abstain rom unripe fruit Of every description aad
take In The evening second dose OF the same wine.
4h Be very careful TO Keep the windows closed during
The night to AVOID the oampncss which apt bring
the disease retire early Keep up gentle psrspirAon
osrng The night and so out only after the sun has warm
ed the atmosphere
II ha, been matter Of very great surprise 70 me, NJ
Editor that according 10 your article, physicians have
remained deaf 10 the calls made upon them by the
muntes afflicted with the pcstcnce In general the med
ca corp has areaiy given proof o. great devote
10 al eIidemts and each Of ts members, ally
considers hlms ef soldier who should be declared
coward IL be abandons the Geld at the hour OF battle.
IA my hope, Mr. Editor, that these few lines mar +,
OF tome use 10 the community
remain SIR, your obedcnt servant,
THEODORE GAILLARDET,
No. 12s Thirteenth street. near Third avenue
Ara "a 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-29

The Board OF Health held a meeting yesterday and
the Health oncer submitted his daily report from which
II appears infectious contagious diseases came to
his knowledge during the preceding twenty four hours
pr. Potter who summoned before the Board 10
alleged neglect Of the requirements Of that
body in not reporting OF small pox attended by
him. stated that he had at led Of that disease
at the place designated NO IS CARL sree for the past
three months. Ir Bci d also appeared, and stated
,ha, he had OF small pox at La Hilary street.
the llih inst, and the subject died the Goth lie
ported tue TO the Health officer and had no OF
malignant disease since.
Captain Muilgan OF the Truxiiio, applied for pcrmis
sion to bring his vessel alongside the wharf and land
logwood. He stated that he had permission from the
Health Officer except 10 land II by lighters which
supplied at Quarantine, and involved expense OF $500
No definite action taken.
REMOVING isFEcTrD vgssKfs.
Mayor Hall presented bill of 81 800 at the last meet
ing OF the Board Of Supervisors for expenses incurred
on his responsibility removing infected vessels
from GraveseDd Bay 10 The Southwest spit The removal
OF the vessels rendered necessary In consequence OF
the yellow fever board, and which introduced
the shore. The bill referred TO the Finance Com.
mttss Tor report.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-29

range on the second Monday of Nsvembsr, A. d. 1855
at inc Court House, in Newburg.
s. D. GUSHING. Attorney General OF ne State OF New
CHAs II. WINFIELD, District AttoI,cy Of Orange
county.
A. OAK EY HALL, District Attorney Of New York.
from Of Oyer and Tsraaer the Suyfeme Cous
III & s.aps q Sss New & Ss II
The several defen Lewis Bassr James turner fssrcs
Pe Jointly mple died therein caareed from the ccsuty of
New York. which ~ now heDps 9f said action some
personally served on sas Of raid Joint defendants OF
them having upon M hearing OF sucs motion personally
motion havny een heard on rmsrs az afe9 ar
msnss s II Opposition by James Brady Horace r CaT
support by the Attorney the the said Dis
ic Attorney and the sane having been % by
ne oS ana ne Court Lang satisfied tr,sa fair impartial
1t ordered that motion be gssrted and that
New YorS TO subpoena with It's peoples al any
and all tines for and upon the al Of the Indictment the
unable to bear his own expenses of attendance upon
during trial. whom the counsel Cor any all csthe
said stipulation being filed with the this court
The place for the trial of the indictment in this action be
Orange And is further ordered that the said indictment
the purposes Of said trial be filed with the Clerk OF
in Close custody be placed IN charge The er os @
city and county Of New York from and aer
Of this order upon said Sheriff. and that the said Sheriff
in court any and all of said defendants
all times the order of the Justice of the Supreme Court
sitting at any Circuit Court in the county Of Orange any
justice said coart In the county Of New York and that
this order be personally served each of the said
defendants in and copy served upon each Of the
Il
r. b. CONNOLLY, Clerk,
Mr.. Ball. District Attorney, stipulates pay the
penses OF all poor witnesses for the defence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-29

The People cf e State c Neao Fork Lesess Baker ard
Ohrs-1he following order made changr the pace
OF usl Of Baker and Others and served upon the res
pccuve parties by benjamin. W. Buchanan, one OF the
officers Of this court -
TO Lewis Baker, Jas. Turner Patrick Mclaughlin, Joh
Hyler, Cornelius Linn, Cbas. Van Pen.
You viii please take notice that within Is cory Of an
order made In the criminal action brought by Indictment
sganst you and each OF you for the murder Of w,lntm
Tooe the effect Of which order Ia 10 remove the nj M s
trial o. said indictment into the county OF Orange You
viii further take notice that the people OF the State Of New
York will bring on said indictment for trial ct Circuit
Court OF the Supreme Court Of the State of Neg York
appoh ted 10 be- and which will be held In the county OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-29
Tie resolutions were adopted. Adjourned.
Quarantine Matters.

YELLOW PEyER THIEvEs-THE HEALTH OFFICER IN
FAVOR OF THE REMOVAL OF THE QUARANTINE
The alarm in the neghborhood OF Southaela stn con-
tnues though have not heard that any Of
yellow fever have broken out probably from there being
material on which II can feed.
man named O'Hea arrested on board the brig
yarsha OF the infected vessels Wednesday night
charged with attempting stea, suudry bags sugar
which on board. He was taken To the Quarantine
JAIL and held to answer yesterday. II seems that
stealing from these vessels Is qritc frequent GENERALLY
being doie at midnight. when there are but two
persons the vessel. II is mere than probable too,
that rogues have been the Of spreading the
yellow fever 70 the Shore as the goo1s they stea are
ngbiy infectious
In view Of the continued depredations Dr. Thompson
has given orders to the captains TO keep strict watch
their vessels and every thief caught will be summary
dealt with. Hereafter The rogues viii be lucky 4 they
From the following correspondence it will be that
the Health Officer is Ia favor OF the removal Quarantine
from lts present location
STATEN IsLAsp, Aug IS, 1886
DEAR sR-Nery many citizens q the port and espeeialyo
sps op em & oee some place % IN
which they win be far less dangerous 10 the public health
Which most Of our cisea iee that you have order
have s % S 'a % % fact
% believe that CONVICTIONS from oci. expeTenee
Hospitals In Your opinion Goes the health interest o. The
part the Quarantine Establishment aai such
result be effected without serious de,rimen, to an eesn,
ioTk and Brooklyn an early reply e the foregoing nerrO
William Emerson Ts'ael T.. Benyse,
II. f. D.bble Samuel Powne.
g. oignout II X. Hitchcock,
Lowell Purdy VIM. II. Townsend.
Oliver Wetmorc Nin'horne Tompkns.
QUARASrfsE Staten Island Aug %. 1856
GrsrErsESf have the honor 70 acknowledge the receipt
o. your OF the 25ih inst soliciting NY opinion 70
whether the health interests OF this call for change In
locality Of the Marine Hospitals and whether such change
effected without serious detrimen and TO
an Ell cient quarantine.
have Scsa, l. saying in reply that my convictions,
arising from official experience during the past Two Quaran
seasons keeping with anxiety and
that very New York and especially OF
Isana regard To the removal Of the hospitals In
my Judgment tue citizens OF the port snd IA vicinity could be
m better protected against the Importation Of oonag9n and
infectious Diseases, and therefore mutually benehlted by
pfoef speedy change the locality OF the Marine uosp
sls; and fu believe that while such change would vastly
securities Il could be effected with.
imposing any additional burthens upon the Of
servant X. H. THOMPSON.
ron. william Emerson, E. Dib5lee G. Ggnour and
gttaw
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The Yellow Fever al Fort Hamilton.

The yellow fever is absting at Fort Hamilton, for the
reason that nearly all who lived In that locality have
abandoned IT, md the place Is comparatively deserted.
-Four new cases have been reported, though we could
no; learn
In addition TO the full list OF gwen yesterday Of
tie sick and dead have 10 add that Of Charles Van
Brunt young nan living about mile iron For, Ham-
ton on the Brooklyn real. His brother and family had
left the nsshborhood on the breaking out Of the fever
but he lingering behnc caught the diseases but In the
opinion OF the physician he Is now out OF dangr ser
girl n the house also sick, b.; nov recover
ing one Of the female help or Dir Cummings Is dead,
and The other is recovering
meeting OF persons who had lived In that part Of the
country was held yesterday in this ciiy, aud It was
sgscCd 10 raise fund ior the support and OF tue
SICK Several thousand dollars were subscribed and m
mediate measures will be taken 10 do what required for
The publication In yesterdays Herald OF the scarcity
Of at Fort Hamilton had the effect of bringing the
required aid 10 that spot Dr harris and Mayor Hail. OF
BroS kyn both sent levy Of 10 attend the sick,
and a number OF physicians visited the place No coub
therefore eu, tha, ne sex & WI DC amply provided lor
the vicinity OF the fot but there are hopes Of the
overy OF several of them.
We bear that along the coast towards BROOKLYN the dis
dying out most Of the people having lied inland
At Gov anus IL was very severe among the lgltcrmen
aud bostmcn, but row as well nigh dsappearce.
II IS the unan nous opinion OF many a the physicians
bat IL utterly impossible for the disease to spread 70
BROOKLYN southern men say that takes yellow fever
winter long before Il can reach Brooklyn.
We we're in yesterday in stating that oil the ply
scsns but Dr. Nellum had abandoned Fort Hamilton
The esuiar physician at the place bad lc but doctor
cm South Brooklyn did good service Ia attendance upon
the sick
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
FoRr HsxrtroS Aus. %. 1886.
We the undersigned residents OF this place beg
70 call your attention TO several msstaements the
port OF the fever prevailing this place made IN
your paper OF this morning
1. II IL not true that any OF the sick either rich or
poor, have to our knowledge, suffered from want OF at
ten,on. Professional have scarcely been sought
for any instance readily have the necessary Offices
been rendered by citizens OF various classes In the
OF Mr.. and Mrs Cunning, they were attended from
the FIRST and throughout by four ladies and ave gentle
men, assisted by the servants OF the household These
ladies' and gentlemen were tho particular personal
friends and neghbors OF Mr. and Mrs G. Drs Bell aud
Grswoi were their physicians Mrs @. died on Tues.
day morning. two ladies' with her At the time be.
sies Dr. Belly Mr.. G. attended In his last moments
by two ladies' and three gentlemen, besides the Rev Mr..
scr asld
lie Rev. Mr.. scoaeld aud Mr. Oliver are not the
ous remaining In the place The families OF the
sts named perrons s,lIl here, without, any inen