Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16
MISSOURI, sATUKDAY, OCTOBER 1e, lsAl.


of persons arriving in the United States;
crude anthony, regulus of anthony, ami
mails imported for breed, argoI, gum arabic,
aloes ambergris, bole armenian, arrow
root, annotto, annisecd, oil Of anniseed,
amber, asaf1tida, ava root, alcornoque.
alba canea, bark of cork tree unnanufac-
tured, burr stones unwrought, brass in pigs
or bars. old brass only fit to be remanu-
featured, birthstone or sulphur, barriIla,
braziletoo, boracic acid, Burgundy pitch,
berries used for dyeing. snaltz. lasting or
prunella used in the manufacture of but
tons and shoes, vanilla beans, balsam tolu,
gold and silver coins and BULLION, clay I'M
wrought, copper imported in any shape for
the use of the mint copper in pigs, bars,
or plates. or plates or sheets of which copper
is the material of chief value suited to the
sheathing of ships old copper fit only to be
re-manufactured Iapis caaminaris, cochi-
neal, chamom!le flowers, coriandsr seed
catsup, cantharidcS castanas, chalk coculus
indIcus, colombo root, cummin seed, cas-
carlIa, cream of tartar. vegetables, and
nuts Of all kinds used principally in dyeing
and composing dyes ac-dye, emery. epau-
let's and wings of gold or silver, iurs un-
dressed Of all kinds. faKseed or linseed, fax
manufactured, fustc. fints, ground flint
grindstoncs, gamboge, raw hides. hemlock,
henbane, horn plates for lanterns. OK and
other horns. Harlem oil, hartshorn, hair
manufactured. hair pencils. ipecacuanha,
ivory manufactured. iris root, juniper
berries. oil Of juniper, kclp, kermcs, mad
DER madden root. mus':, mama. marrow
and other soap stocks and soap stutfs,
! palm oil, mohain. mother of pearl, needles,
| nuX vomica, orris root, oil of almonds, OPT
um palm leaf platina, Peruvian bark, old
! pewter fit only toba rCnlanufacturcd, plaster
of Paris. quicksilver, rags of any kind Of
| cloth. India rubber, reeds manufactured,
rhubarb. rotten stone, elephants and other
animals teeth. polishing stones. brist!cs, rat
tans manufactured. raw and undrcsscd
skins. spelter, crude sallpctre, gum Senegal,
saffron. shellac, soda ash, sponges. sage. sar-
! saparllla, sonna sumac, taploca, tamirlnds,
crude tartar, teutcncgnc, tin foil, tin in p! IS.
bars plates or sheets. tips Of bone or horn,
tortoise shell, tumeric, weld, woad or pastel.
Brazil wood, Nicaragua wood. rcd wood
cam wood, log wood, dive woods of allkinds.
manufactured woods of any kind. except
rose wood, satin wood, and mahogany.
whale and other fish oils of American fish
} cries. and all other articles the produce of
sad fisheries. and zinc: and also. wool I'M
manufactured. the value whereof at the
place of expectation shall not exceed eight
cents per pound: ProUided, That if any
fine wool be mixed with dirt or other ma
tcriaI, and thus be reduced in value to
eight cents per pound or under, the appriis-
ers shall appraise said wool in such price
as in their opinion it would have cost had
; it not been so mixed, and dutv thereon
shall be charged in conformity with such
appraisal: and pr0ridrd fuJiher. That when
! wool of different qualities is imported in
the same bale. bag or package. and anv
part thereof is worth more than eight
cents pound valued as aforesaid. that
part shall pay duty of twenty per cen
tam ad valorcm: Procjcicd. That boards,
planks, slaves, scantling, sawed timber, and
all other descriptions of wood which shall
have been wrought into shapes that fit them
respectively for any specific and perma-
ncnt use. without further manufacture,
shall be deemed and taken as manufacture
ed wood.
Sec. .. And be it further enacted That
there shall be levied. collected, and paid
on each and every non-enumeratcd article
which bears a Similitude either in material.
l quality, texture, or the use to which it
may be applied, to any enumerated article
chargeable with duty. the same rate of
\ duty which is levied and charged on the
enumerated article which it most resembles
in any of the particulars before mentioned;
i and if any non-cnumcratCd article equally
resembles two or more enumerated articles
on which different rates of duty are now
chargeable, there shall be levied, collected
and paid on such non-cnum2rated article
I the same rate Of duty as is chargeablc on
the article which it resembles paving the
highest duty; and On all articles manufac.
! tured from two or more materials, the duty
shall be assessed at the highest rates al
which any of its component parts may be
chargeabc. Prorided, That, if in virtue
of thus section, any duty exceeding the
rate of twenty per centum ad valorem shall
>, be levied prior to the thirticth of June
! eighteen hundred and forty-two, the same
! shall not in any wise affect the disposition
; of the proceeds of the public lands, as
provided for by an act passed at the pres
ent session Of Congress: And pr0cidca
further, That no duty higher than twenty
= per centum al vaIorem, in virtue of the
+, said section, shall be levied and paid on
any manufactured article.
f Sec. 3. And be 1t farther enacted, Tha
+ from and after the passage of this act The
r drawbacks payable on exported refined su-
7 CARS manufactured from foreign sugars
4, and on exported rum distilled from fnreur