The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-12
industry or the united states.

The arrangement of the census OF
1860, with reference to labor details,
exhibits our manufacturing industry
ar represented by 128,24O establish,
monts, whose owners, on a capital OF
81 ,049, ,S00,O20, produces by the aid of
machinery and 1873 ,O26 operatives,
81 900, 100000 worth of commodities,
This extraordinary amount is equal
to $50 81 to every man, woman and
child in the country, and after de-
Quoting tho exports, S39, 500, ,0S0, We
have an aggregate for consumption
amounting to 81 ST. ,852,G51. This on
a division per capita, gives S5S IL TO
each individual.
In tho report it also appclrs we
have 81 ,445,O76 people, and have only
S,378,49S engaged in the various in
dustrics OF the country. In tho Agri-
cultural Department we have 2, ,424S65
farmers. 795,979 larmlaborers, S5,561
understanding 3,3O5, 1876 ablc-bod-
led Industrious people who live by the
sweat of their brow, Then Commerce.
which is the handmade to Agricul-
ture, employs 123,378 merchants, g.
800 marines, 1S4,4S5 clerks. 3,546
l.shipmasters, 1858 steam boat men,
1850 sail-makers, 1892 ship carpen-
tors, 2,546 ship chambers, 26,446 boat
builders and Misunderstanding a to-
tai of 3, ,736, ,49l who aid in the diStri
button of tho productive industry of
the country. .,y .. -
T Those classed as manufacturers by
the census are 147 ,750 miners, 81 ,905
, fishermen, 1,2l7,34 manufacturer
making total of 1887, 100 mon, wo-
mon and children, who act as produ-
GERS Of the raw material and fit il for
f consumption. OF the spccialitics, the
agriculturalists amount to 55 per cent.
and the mining, fishery, and manu-
featuring interests, about 16 per cent.
Tho aggregate deducted from the en-
!. tire number reported, leaves 3,lSl,67
engaged in various professions, OF
, whom there arc 1889 'clcrgymon,
, 33, 1913 lawyers, and "a ,543 physicians
making 1926, who are non-pro-
duccrs, but active consumers, and toll
Grated "from the moral and intellect
/ ual necessities of the producers"
The next important class comprises
= 1858 laundrcsscs, 35, 1G5 mantua ma.
kcrs, 27l mid.wives, 25,722 milliners
!, 1872 nurses, 90,198 scamstresses, 375
shirt makers, 101 ,S0S Lailoresses-ma.
!. king 296, JOG who, if they do not con
v tribute to tho moral condition of 80
cicty, at least give to the exterior ap'
pearanco the attribute next TO godli.
!, ness, that prevails in all well regula
ted communities. Following these
!, we have 10000 bakers, 1000 bar
bers, 10000 bar-keepcrs, ll2,351
/, blacksmiths, 14,736 brick. lay ers, 242,
96S carpenters, 21,640 carriers, 27 ,43i
civil engineers, 1880 coach makers
}, l3,62t coopers, 1881 drivers, II ,O31
= druggists, II 1923 gardeners and nur
scrymen, 1000 grocers, 1928 har
+ ness makers, 1851 hatters, 1885,
housekeepers, 25,8l9 inn Keepers, 1e
+ 175 jewellers, 960,3O1 laborcrs, 1892!
lumbcrmen, 1925 masons, 2i,49.
!, mechanics, 1881 walters, 1907
moldors, 24,603 public officers, 81, SO;
{, overseers, 5l,695 painters and warn
+ shcrs, 1854 pcddlers, 1916 plaster
l. crs, 23,l0G printers, 36,5G7 railroaC
men, 1864 rcfoctory men, 1870
saddlers, $4,000 savers, 55O,9OS scr
!, wants, 1G4,608 shocmakers, 1882
" stone cutters, 1898 students, IL, 49,
NJ tanners and curriers', 1lO,469 teach
crs, 81 ,82i tcamstors, l7,4l3 tin smiths
l. 11,l96 traders, 36,1 weavors, 32;69
z wheelwrghts, and 62,S72 whose occu
s pations are MISUNDERSTANDING near
= ly 1000, ,000,-,BOSton Bulletin.