Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

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On iron, in bars or bolts, not manufactured,
in whole or in part, by rolling, ninety cents
per hundged and twelve pounds;
+ On round iron, or brazier' rods, of three
sixteenths 10 eight siAteenths of an inch dame
ter, inclusive; and on iron in nail or spike reds
slit; and on iron in sheets, and hoop iron;
and on iron, slit or rolled, for band iron, scroll
iron, or easement rods, three cents per pound,
On iron spikes, four cents per pound;
oniron nails, cut or wrought, five cents per
pounds
On taefs, brads, and sprigs, not exceeding
sixteen ounces to the thousand, five cents per
thousand; exceeding fifteen ounces to the
thousand, five cents per pound;
| On iron or steel wire, not exceeding num-
Der eighteen, FIVE centsper pound over num-
Der eighteen, nine cents per pound;
| On s4euar wire used in the manufacture of
stretchers for umbrellas, twelve per centum
I'D vaorern;
| On anfilsan anchors, two cents per pound;
! On iron cables or chains, or parts thereof
! three Cents per pound; and no drawback
shall be allowed on the expectation or iron
cables, or parts thereof
On mill craaks and mill irons, of wrought
IRON four cents per pound;
On mill saws, one dollar each;
On Dlacksmiths' hammers and sedges, two
and half cents per pound;
On musheis, one'dollar and fifty cents per
stand
On rifles,tso dollars and Fifty cents each;
On all other fire arms, and on side arms,
! thirty per ceItnm ad yalorum; S
On cutting knives, scythes, siclles, an!
reapingf hooks, spades and slloveis, of iron or
| steel, thirty per ccntum, all raofenl;
On screws OF mon, weighing Twenty-Five
pounds or upwards, thirty per centurn ad va
lorum;
On screws ef iron, for wood. called wood
screws, thirty per centum ad yslorHin;
On vessels Of cast iron, not otherwise snc
cited, one and n ha.f cents per potild;
On all other castings OF irou, not specified,
one cent pespornd;
On gil vessels of copper, tiirty-fve per. cen.
tui1 nd valorun;
On quiils prepared Or manufactured, twen-
ty-ive per cenlum al valornin;
On states, and tiles, for building, twcnts-G 5e
per centaulsad valoruH
On Black lead pencils, forty per csntuln all
yalnriim;
On lallow candles five cents per pound;
On spernaclti canlles eight centsper pound
On soap four cents per pounds
On lard, three Cents scr pottls,;
On wheat, twent, five cents per buslcl;
O, oats, ten cents per b,.shel a
On wheat flour, fifty cents per hundred
weights
On potatoes. ten cents per bnshel;
oncoal, six cents per hcapesl bnslleI;
On corhs. twelve cents per pound !; 81
On prunee and other shoes or slippers CT
stu'f Or nanSeell, twenty-five cents Ser pair;
On laced boots or bootees, one dollar hity
cents per pair;
90 linsced, rape seed and hemp seed oil.
twenty-five cents per g,,llon;
On castorosl, forty cents per gallon;
On ale, beer, and porter, imported in bot
ties, twenty cents per csloni imported asher
wise than IN bottles, fifteen cents Der gallon;
Ga beef and pork. two cents per poii,,tl d
On hams and ether bacon, three cents per
pound;
On butter, five cents per pound
On vinegar, eight ceuts per gallon
On alum, two dollars and fly cents per
hundred weight
On refined salt petre, tFreecen per round
On blue or Roman yitisl,- three cen,s per
lpound;
On oil Of vitrol, three cents. per POND;
On Glauner salts, two cents per pound
On EpsoIn salts, four cents erponnd
On canphor. crude, eight cents per pound
On copperas, two dollars per hundred
weight
On Cyarfiae pepper, fifteen centsper pound !;
On ginger, two cents per pound
~ ~ enooo,a'e, w ce,'s per Pouhd
~ a,s,a .nree Gents per Ponn9
=" p,ums' plI''s' ',usoa.el fa'sias' ana
''c''s n Ja's 1865, 'oa ceh's PCT ppHna
q" -, uInsf l.'''''s' .nree GEMS per pound
" M'n.'ow s'aps, 20. apoye eieist lnches ny
.en i''.1ss ~ sAe' 'iree aol'ars per hundred
: sIua.s ,ee. not aoosS zen 'ncnes oy twelve
iaones ~ sls, 'oir aoiiars ahd htty cents per