Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-09-21

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1 wines, and all wines imported by any nam,
whatever, shall be suhjec, 10 the duty provided
r for the genuine article, and 10 The hishes! rate
: Of duly applicable TO The .arliele of The same
) name. And provided farther That then wine:
are imported in bottles, The bottles shall pay {
separate duty, according 10 the rate established
by this act; on cordials and liquors of all kinds
f sixty cents per gallnn, on arrack, absyn,he
I{irschen wasser, ratafia, and other similar spir
ituous beverages, not otherwise specified, sixty
cents per gallon, on ale. porter aud beer, in bot
ties, twenty cents per gallon otherwise than in
bottles, fifteen cents per gallon; on tobacco in
leaf, or unmanuiactured, twenty per centum ad
valorem; on cigars, of all kinds, forty cents per
pounds on snuff, twelve cents per pound; manu-
lactured tobacco, other than snuff and cigars,
ten cents per pound.
Sec. 8. And be il further enacted, That from
and after the day and year before mentioned, the
following articles shall be exempt from duty,
namely.
Isl. All articles imported for The use OF the
! Ufited States.
| I'd. All goods, wares, or merchandise, the
growth, produce, or manufacture of the United
STATES exported TO a foreign country, and brought
back to the United States, and books and per-
sonel and household effects, not merchandise,
of citizens of the United States dying abroad.
Sd. Paintings and siatuary, the production Of
American artists residing abroad
4ih. Wearing apparel in actual use, and 9th
er personal effects. not merchandise, professions
al books, instruments, implements, and tools of
trade, occupation, or employment, of persons
arriving in the United States
5;h Philosophical apparatus, instruments,
books, maps and charts, statutes, statuary busts,
and casts OF marble, bronze, alabaster, or plas-
ter of Paris, paintings, drawings, ongravings
etchings, specimens of sculpture, cabinets OF
coins, medals, gems, and all other collections
of Antiquities, provided the same be specially
imported in good faith for the use of any socie-
ty incorporated or established for philosophical
or literary purposes, or for the encouragement
of the fine arts, or for the use and by the order
OF any college, academy, school, or seminary Of
learning, in the United States
9Th Anatomical preparations, models OF ma
chinery, and of other inventions and improve
menis IN the arts; specimens in natural history,
mineralogy, and botany; trees. shrubs, plants,
bulbs or roots, and garden seeds, not otherwise
specified; berries nuts, and vegetables, used
principally in dying or composing dyes; all dye
woods in stick; whale and other fish oils of
American fisheries, and all other articles the pro-
duce ol said fisheries, animals imported for
breed; fish, fresh caught, imported for daily con-
sumption; fruii green, or ripe, from the West
Indies, in bulk; tea and coffee when imported
growth or productions
7th. Adhesive fell FOR sheathing vessels, al.
cornoque, aloes, aniimony, crude, argol, asa
fo1t l.. Il. u
manufactured; bells or bell metal, old and only
fiji TO be remannfactnred, or parts thereof, and
chimes OF bells; brass in pigs or bars, and old
brass only ft 10 he remanulaciused. Brazil wne.l
crude birthstone, and -four Of sulphur, bullions,
burr stones unwrought; cantharides, chalk, clay I
unwrought, cochinea, coins Of gold and silver
copper, imported in any shape for the use ofthe T
mint, copper in pigs, or bars, and copper ore,
plaies or sheets OF copper for shealhing vessels,
bni none is 10 be so considered except thai
which is Ia inches wide and 48 inches long,
and weighing from 4 to 81 ounces per square
fool; old copper, fit only TO be remanulactured;
cream OF tartar, emery, flin!s, ground flint, gold
bullion. gold cpaulets and wings, grinds,ones,
gum Arabic, gum Senegal. gum lragacanth, In
dla rubber, in bottles or sheets, or otherwise,
and old junk, oakum, kelp,
kermes, lac dye, leeches, madder, madder root,
mother Of pearl, krickel, nux vomica, palm leaf
palm OIL Peruvian bark, pew
Ter when Old and only fit 10 be remanufactured;
platira unmanuiactnred, plaster of Paris un-
ground, ratans, and reeds manufactured, rhu-
barb, salipeire when crude, sarsaparilla, shell
ack, silver bullion, silver epaulels, and wings,
stones called polishing stones, stone called rot
en- store, sunac, tartar when crude, teutenque,
urneIic, weld, woods Of all kinds, when un-
rkl:.;;.faettlsc.i 80, ;.,: eraied.
Sec. o. And be il further enacted, That on
III articles not herein enumerated or provided I
or, there shall be levied, collected, and paid S
lnly Of twenty per ceninin ad valorcm. /
Sec. Il. And be il further enacted, That an
addition of Ten per eentum shall be made 10 lhe1
eyera rates of duties by this acl imposed, in
aspect 10 all goods, wares and merchandise, on
he importation Of which, in American or for.
,ign vesseis, a specific discrimination between
hem is not herein mada. which, from and after /
he time when this act shah take effect and 60 a
fto oner,.tinn shall he iInnorted In shins ar 4 1