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Eric, Pa.

Correspondence Of the Heraldl
! Erie, Pa, Oct. g. 1872.
The STATE Dsbt-iron Trade -Binks- Poluics-Fali
1fade-F'tstions-M uriage-Lope and Hapii-
ness.
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81 MOTIFS STOW
n EPAIRk u " RICHAVD AVIJEgr a.,.A

n years.. s6 / Atham street New York 4, has Noits
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BMFfe' eo,.an mt ON hand N0''e a,,m.,
REFORM YOUR T STOVE RiLLsmEeono@y aiiiy
70 sell Stoves az the lowest possible prices;
az s S % che
Offices stores. Or halls is worthy The attention Of
assortment cooking Stoves are not surpassed in the
ming al The requisites for Kitchen use and aSn8 Of
fuel which an item many persons overlook in selecting
He ,Ss s and other. give hin call the
a: hi. their stoves. purchaser. will
consist. Of eiI,sh, Cooking and paOI
Iron Ware &c., wholesale and retail sa.l!ngs soil.
'lt Sis im.ec sFaiit aas street. ny.
ESPY's PATIENT CQNICAL VENTILATOK
THIS cheap. simple and efficient adapte all
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IS sl.o an slss,aai cur. ior smoky Ch!mn,e:. :.
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M.l ROOFING ofal description, iui.hed in any part of the
Water sn Pipe DDs agd WsJ. il general, Also
-0if warranted an io'dsa y isa.f .; s$Ssh
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81 sa S 70
seen e b e., universally adopted IL. f.d.tax .u
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ss us on s .% 81 As s .ss
used will be founo the che and economical
Ais Cook St yes. new, light &c in all varieties, from
AND RSN HEARTH
:. sa BE sd . now
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vcntor and sole patentee. ~ - : lll----sI FII.0
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FISK'S PATENT NOVELTY COOK STOVE
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THIS the has been such dou sls the
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than upon oher Stove OF the size proof OF
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900 Water street. where quantity Of references
givenand frthe, every Stove warranted, the money
funded Fnks Regulating Premium Drum for parlon all
cooking stove. sale chese ss.. .1fll' - - -
FlSKS Stove Estab' ishment, 200 Water street.
The above and also the regulating drum now be
the Fair but those string stoves. requested
call at the establishment where they examine them
better advantage, 2c9 Water street. OILS I'm sec
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nj kouus sHIpfeu at required 20 be parcuarlv mark
and are al the risk OF the owners hereof %
<SI 81 FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE-
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$1,000 on and after NJ onday, the 3st OF October run
follows. leaving Mddetown Point ttide and weather Der
Wednesday and Friday Returning leave the Of Robin
street. New York. Tuesday Thursday saturday
O'Clock noon, touching at Seguins Dock each way.
Stages ieadnes % convey passengers any part
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SOLOMON HINE, N. D., No 81 Read. stTtet, NV ioik
- Ia scroula chronic charge made uli the
atent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. delivered gratis All persons de-
formed years have their bones straight
ened References even numerous pstieuts who have
ceen cured IN Tins city. "@~r
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SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office, 27s Pearl st.,
Orto T.. GRIMSHAW u co.

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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
The Difficulty.

The difficulty in the way of making judicious
tariff, sufficient for tho wants of the government,
and incidentally aordng all the protection that any
class of manufacturers can desire, may be stated IN
a few words, viz The wings dare not go before
the people in an election for President with their
iavorilc projects, distribution, assumption of State
debts, and hank; and, therefore, wish TO leave
the tariff unsettled, for the purpose Of making, il
possible, political capital out Of t-knowing that,
should such tariff bill as above alluded to be pre-
scented to Congress, the democrats would vote for
it, and thereby bankrupt the wing party of all po-
Iitica capital This il true statement Oflhc case,
and the people of all manufacturers, far
mcrs, laborcrs, mechanics and tradcrs-should
bear this in mind. Keep it before the people.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Here is whisspry for you,

On the Goth June last, Mr. Sallonsta, from his
place IT. Congress-, gave ullcIancc to the follow
Ing declaration:
l." lie really believed that TIE CONSE-
QUENCE or THIS VETO WAS To BRING
THEN NEAR A DISSOLUTION OF TIE
GOVERNMENT, unless God in his good Prori-
dence should interfere in their bchaT ?"
Subscqucn, TO this, when Bolts come upon the
taps with his articles Of impeachment, we had the
declaration from him that, unless the House should
exercise its power of impeachment, Sin less than
sir months TEN THOUSAND BAYO-
NETS WOULD GLITTER on PE.N.N-
SYL VA.NIA .APE.NUE"
And Mr. Adams declared that II civil. WAR
EXISTS between Congress and the President, and
talks about "oppcoiing 10 The Col Of Boi''cs'"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02

That carly us March, las, spring, the democrats
all over the State were holding conventions on the
Tariff question and passing Resolutions against
importing foreign wool duty free, and in favor Of
Il Tariff, and that so late as June, in the summer,
the JFaichmon was defending the anti protection,
doctrine that "a duty on the law material - tax
on the manufacture" & Co.,) that they
defended this doctrine and declared 4" that wool
needed bu, very little protection" that "thc far
mcrs Of Vermont could raise wool for twenty five
cents per pound" that they supported the manu-
featuring interests to the entire neglect of the wool
growing iptorcal i'll wihin ttw wechs' And
now they are awfully taken with love and sympa-
thy for the wool-gro and bccausc--ihcy are
afraid the State will be lost How disintcrcslcd
arc these fellows
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
AGAIN.:

On the 18th Mr. Fillmore from the Committee of
Ways and Means, reported the following rcsolu-
tiUn:
Resolred That il IL cypcjicn. to pass another
revenue bill The same as that which recently passed
both Houses Of Congress and has been returned by
the President, with his objections, TO Ibis House and
ON reconsideration, lost for the want Of the consi
,u,ional majority, entitled "An act to provide
revenue from imports, and TO change aud modify
existing laws imposing duties on imports, aud FOR
o,bcr purposes with the exception Of the 27il,
section Of said bill, which repeats the prsi4o 10 the
Land distribution act; and so modified ~ 10 make
Tea imported from beyond the Cape Of Good Hope
and coffee, imported in American vessels, free
from duty; and That the Committee Of Ways and
Means be, and they are hereby, instructed 10 re-
mort such bill 10 this House with all convenient
despatch.
MIR r., after stating the object Of the resolution
observed that he had reported it rs the organ o
the Committee Of Ways aud Means, only for The
uur,nsc Of testing the sense Of the iIousc on tho
subject, aud of agccrlaining whether il was pracl
cable TO pass another revenue measure at this scs
a;on: but that, situated as he was, no should dc
cline voting on il himself. Mr. +. then called fo
tho previous question
Mr. Bolts fed moved to lay the Resolution OF
tho tablc-ncgaiive 1903 TO Is.
The question on the adoption Of tho resolution
was then put;
Mr. Mcclellan II New York asked whether hi
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Remember,

Tha, during the debate in the Senate upon the
Tariff, Mr. BENTON-whom the wings con,inu-
ally s,gma,izc ms an opponent Of American Indus
iry-allcr declaring himself in favor of tariff for
vcvcnuc, "AND INCIDENTAL PROTECTION
TO OUR COUNTRY, PARTICULARLY TO THE
FARMERS" moved an amendment to The bill, by
which the higher duties should be extended to all
wool costing as low AZ cents per pound in the
foreign market, instead of cents, us the bill pro-
vdcd, thus materially increasing The perfection
10 The farmers.
And, REMEMBER, that this amendment, in
tended to benefit ono of the mos, important inter
eats in the country, was VOTED DOWN by the
wings.
This, farmers Of Vermont, is the love that tho
cidcrcra,J have for your interests.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
" Roast Beef"

When "Tip and Ty" was all the cry,
And bankers gaily sailed,
On promises they knew would lic,-
A. coon-skin rouis they yclIcd;-
"Comc workics, come, Just vote Tor Ty,
Your pockets need relief
And then your wages well raise high,
"TwO dollars and roast bce!"
ConGding on this gided charm,
Tho cOylv batcd dupcs are led
AS captive mcn-nor dreamed the harm
Impending DER each head.
With blilhcsomc heart they tuggcd away,
But to their shame and grief,
The feds won't pay the "two per ddy,"
Nor even give the "Jcef."
saw son of Erin's isle,
A mcrry.hoartcd chip,
And asked him with Il playful smile,
TO vote again for "Tip;"
"Arrahn SAID he ,"is't that sc say
His face turned pale with g'icf-
81 don't yet got HAT "tmo day,"
No, dcril a JH ofbccC
! asked an honest wing to read
Ills parly's course in power
If they had done as they agreed
When tampcring with the poor
"Alas!" said he, "they'vc gone asllay,
They've run us on reef;
NJ" The Iawyers gel The "tvo daH"
tLiS The MwycrS gel The ,,bccf."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
See this every man, woman
and child,

When tho Tariff and Distribution Bill was un.
der discussion, in the Senate, Mr. WALLER, dem,
made an effort 10 protect the great body Of con
sumcrs, rich and poor, by moving TO rccommitl The
bill with Instructions TO sTIKE OUT THE TAX
ON TEA AND COFFEE AND SUBSTITUTE A
TAX ON LUXURIEs, VIZ: on all articles of gold
dollars to an amount that will replace the amount
derived from tea and coffee; but the motion was
ncgaycd. All the democrats voting for and all
he wings ogans, it,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Coarse Wool.

Then came Mr. Benton, with n motion 10 limit
the per cent duty on coarse wool TO that under
cents, instead Of per pound.
This is not of the lcas, possible use TO tho wool
grower, as is confined To coarse wool, and does
not add one whit 20 the protection against the fine
wool, which has been imported duty free under lIl,
cent clause Of the existing locofoco law.
IFoithmon.
Here you have ii again No protection on
coarse wool. Allow The coarse to come in duty
frcc-mis the fine with t-gct tina, in duty free
put tax Of 100 per cent. upon woolcns-Gnc
business for Jarvis, Paine Co-fnc whig pro
'rr'ioni
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LOOK.
AT this, and remember il.

The Vernon; WaiChmaa, calling itself the lead.
ing hard cider paper in the State, says that, ga
duty upon The ruw material is tar on the
manufacture" In other words, the duty that is laid
upon imported foreign wool TO PROTECT THE
FARMERS If this State, the manufacturers, Paine,
s. Co., have to pay. No wonder the organ of
COL Paine is in favor of so small duty on foreign
wool as to amounlto its being imported duty free
the Col. would have the less tax to pay. Such
farmers of Vermont, is the protection that hard
cider proposes to give YOU Remember it, will
Won
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Protection to Vermont
Wool.
The democrats for, the wings
against it.
Let the Votes tell the Story,

On the Sd inst. Mr. Preston, in the Senate, NOV
TO strike out the duty Of s per cent on coarse wool
and insert 20 per cent. Here was plain propo-
son that comes home 10 the interests and pock-
cts of the wool growers and people of Vermont
And who do you think voted for and who against
it, ConGding in the tales told you by the feds
to dclraud you of your votes und your rights, at
the same time, can You doubt that yeur dear
friends, the feds, went unanimously for it, and
your inreieraie enemies, tho loces, ESQ namely
against it
Here's the result!
N, MAJ }ALLDENocnATs '"''"o'
TWENTY-FIVE NTys GALL WIGS
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
JOY in Great Britain.

by the las, arrivals from England, news was
brought that the veto Of The little Tariff bill
ioncd UNIVERSAL JOY IN GREAT BRITAIN.
and was considered precursor Of the election Of
Henry Clay.
Who voted against the little Ta'il The mis-
named wings.
Who voted Dgains, the new Tariff The mis-
named wings.
who gave JOY TO TIE BRITISH! Tho
mis- named wings, alias cidcrcrats, both in tho
Senate and the House.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Hard cider Trick,

What was the use of vote TO suspend the rules
in order to bring in u bill ! Simply because they
knew that Adams and Fillmore and enough wings
would not vote TO suspend the rules and that u
portion of the democrats would not vote for II
whig motion ,lndlhua the vote on suspension would
be defeated. And why after the veto was no, sug
tained did they not bring in regular order ncw,
clear and satisfactory BW' All they knew
that the democrats would vote for that as
they along declared they woodland thus, con.
trary to the caucus determination Of the wings II
Tariff Bill might pass, the democrats get the glory
& Henry Clay find himself withou, a hobby.lhc'c
was no need of suspcndins the rulcs-As soon as
the veto was not sustained, then of course, a new
bill should have been introduced, with distribution
and other odous features Of the bill of If the whig-
really wished to secure tie supper. Of the demo-
Gratis. Then would have comcilhc icst--all the
democrats have askcd-a fair and clean vote on n
TuU, but the wings dare not risk that and pre-
fcred to fog, and fuglc, and FUSS and trick abon, Il
suspension Of the rules. instead Of coming up to
the subject IN order and like men, for the purpose
Of giving Gov. Painc's hired lctCr-wIiicr and the
Ncw-Yurk Tribune u chance of running rounl
Robin Hood barn and get up a steam To object
the election in this state, about the democrats be-
ing opposed to Tariff. This is the grand reason
for the great move Of which so much has been said
in this State. The wings dare no, brave publ,
opinion any ongcr-lhcy had determined in eau,
Gus that they would do nothing their whole at
,cntion was then to be turned to some means by
which the responsibility could be shouldcrcd upon
the democrats,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Now Mind That,
THE TAX

on coarse kinds of silks such us the "colnmon
people" (sce wing Papcrs) use.
In the Senate, Aug. Sd Mr. Wright moved TO
strike out the provision Of the bill which imposes
50 so per pound upon silk goods, and insert du-
~ of thirty per cent ad valorcm upon the same
goods
Nh Wright said it would be seen that the plain,
strong, hcdpy silks, such as The great mass Of he
females Of The community ,rear-ir they are to be
permitted to wear silks at all-must pay duty Of
from 60 10 100 per cent; The fine figured silks and
faces, costing from Ssi2 to $50 per pound weight,
only pay duty of from Is TO IL per cent
In his judgement, therefore, the duty would be
entirely prohibilory upon the article of great con-
sumption, and that which constituted tho principal
importation, and gave the principal revenue; while
tho silks Of extreme luyury-hc might say of mere
fncry, rather than Of usc-would be permitted to
come in at n moderate, and in some cases very
low duty. This was both unj ust as In our citizens.
and unwisc as To the revenue; and he hoped the
motion would prevail
Mr. Benton said this bill was alike IN all its lca.
lures and dctails-iaxlng highest hose who were
least able to bear it, Here IS tax of 50 80 per
pound upon silks-a new mode of taxing that ar
iclc, and most unfair This is n case in which u
pound is not pound in every instance; for the
coarse silks and the dark colors weigh most. They
weigh most both because the material is less clean
ed or purified, and because the dark colorins mat
ter is heavier This will make great difference
in :lc purchase of the same number Of yards Of a
fine lirht coorcd silk, or dArk-coorcd one; and
would be injurious to the working people, or poo
pie of small property, who want silks for use and
wear more than for show. Again: he said these
heavier and darker silks came principally from
Germany, where our produce were taken on good
terms, and where we found fifty millions of GUS
TONERS. Tho German customs union were all
friendly to our commerce.; and we should not tax
theirs as to make an injurious discrimination, cg-
pccinlly when we injured the aborng, or less
rich part of our own population
The motion was lost!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
A Congress- of Bankrnpls,

1t il stated tina, there are 50 wing members Of
Congress that are bankrupt, and arc opposed to
adlourning at all before the it' Of March, when
their terms expire, as they do not want 10 take the
benefit Of their own bankrupt act until after that
time. They 30 in for The eight dollars day.
and roast beef" rs long as they can get il.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
TN ON TEA A.ND COFFEE-.nE.t
UOAE.N MN CHILDREN
Read.

In the Senate Aug. 3, Mr .,fcRobcris Of H. =,
moved to strike out the duty of twenty per cent.
on tea and coffee and place them on the free ori-
clcs The vote was lost!
YEAS, Twrnty-.W Democrats.
NAYS. T'"cn'y seven mn Uties
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-02
Hard cider Protection.

LOVE FOR Poor. The federal Congress
have taxed fine printed calicocs which arc pur-
chased by the rich, thirty per ceni.-whilst they
have taxed the coarsc calicocs, which are purclras
cd by the poor, ONr HUNDRED MD TWEEN.
TY FER CENT