Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31
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The iniaiilies III The tariff are 'fof the
mast rart laid 70 the account or the man
n:lcturilig Interests. A little closer inspec-
ton viii show tl:at, while federalism dccs
not hesitate to commit extortion, for tile
benefit Of factory capitalists, on the indus
trious middle classes Of society, who sweat
IN tue hrlls and labor in every species cf
country employment, il does not forget IL
exempt The rest Of lis gentry from bearing
OH equal share Of the taxation It imposes:
The FLOWING Contrasts, exhibiting the par
i'al and n, ja>t hearing OF the listing black
tariff, should be made a standing exposurc
la SORT IT pillo'ied exhibiiion-Lin all de
democratic newspapers:
The Tartf'-.,fr. Cay and Pretcfits.--
The f,liowing are the rates of duties upon
the articles specified, and are carefully "a
ken from the present tariff till, inoSls
from actual importation--some o!'tlicsi from
the treasury estimatcs.--.sssbIrg ftje1
grab. f f HHHrea t@s 'fi
s.7s INDUSTRY REWARED. gaSs
Articles consumed BY Mr.. Clays sup.
porters are taxed s s. ssss st1
49, rH -ruHs. Per cent.
The ri,h mans spice, y as to Us
The manufact rer's wool, no
The als.erman's spice, 20 70 rs
Gems and pearls for the neck Of -rttss
the Belle, -
TIE gentleman f'cckeloch, s. 30 to 78
Cod safety chain for the exquisite, 20
Sweet meats and confectionaries .sH
for the fashionable tea table, 20
Gold trinkets for the ball ROOM. %
Porce ain and China ware for show, n 30
Game for luxury, and silks and a
ribands 70 promote waste and
bankruptcy, Is tos1
Coach lace fer the man in his gill ,is...
ded coach, !. H 30
Feathers and artificial flowers for
the gay lady's head gear, 80
Fans for lolling effeminacy, IS
Needles Tor embroidery and the NM
talnbour, 60
Thread and gold and silver iaces
for tinseled vanity, 10
The diamond and the cameo for
the lonnger about town, IL
Cosmestics and pcrfilmery for the
toilet Of frivolous gaiety, Is
Paints and essences for decayed
beatty and faded virtue, l5to25
Costly wines for the civic feast, 50 to 81
Sardincs preserved for the few, &C." 20
Condiments to stimulate The pal- ~ we
led appetite OF retired aflluence, 30
Billet dock and fancy paper for 4ae2
Il biqncd butterflies, g. s'a7 r. 30
Silk rohcs aud embroidery for the fii@ XII
h brilliant drawing room, 90 to 80
For tire manufacturers use ITO
enumerated articles, 'a*
III IDL NESS REPROvED.
Articles consumed BY Mr.. Polk's SUP
porters arc taxed:
The poor mans salt, log to TO
The farmers cloth, 40
The plonghman's spice, lI4to l53
Bottess and shoes for The dary-
maif's feet, III 7ta8 a''e 40
The workingnian' shirt, 90 to 100
Iron drag chain for the woodman, It's
Sugar and m3,asses, to sweeten @ y
= the food OF necessity, s. to TO
Sadirons for The laundry, 80 to 80
Ccrnmsn glassware for use. 152 to $50
Beef and Pork, for necessity. ard ~
flannels to promote health and sfes
a economy, # 40 10 40
Bookings and Baizes for the mar, =
on foot, li aAt IS TO 60
Bags and cotton-bagging for The Why
planter and producer. 80 to 30
Pins tor absolute necessity, i SO 70 20
Brass Kettles for the kitchen fire, 48
Cordage and tarrcd rope for the asr
wea'her-beaten mariner, IS to f3O
The iron and steel for the indus. si lsa
5 trious and useful artisan, b rs to 27O
Hard soap to cleanse the apparel fas
Of rn,tic toll, a 81
Paints and oils for the merchant
' ship and The poor mans house, 40 to 100
Barley for rural small beer, 32O
Herring, dried. for The million, iasus7
Condiments togive zest and rel.
II ish TO he frugal meal, sal % to 100
Medium and foolscap writing pase Il ~
n per for the man OF business, II kaW
srustian Jackets and trowscrs for .+fa.,
4 the sailor in the storm, a IS TO l6O
Tor the farmers and mechanics
n use go enumerated articles, 30 70 $50.