Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-15
'arafine. ten cents per pound ;


Paraihne. ten cents per pound;
Paris, when dry, sixty cents per one hun
dred pounds when ground In oil white
one dollar and fifty cents per one hun
dred pounds; E- - s1i-5e.l
Pimento, twelve cents per pound when
ground, fifteen cents per pound;
Potash, bichrOmate, three cents per pound
hydriodate, iOdate, iodide, and acetate,
seyenty-hve cents per pound; prussiate,
yellow, i've cents per pound prussiate,
red, ten cents per pound; chlorate, six
cents per pound
Petroleum and coal illuminating oil.
crude, ten cents per gallon refined. or
kerosene, produced from the distilla-
ton of coal, asphaetum, shale, peat,
petroleum, or rock oil, OF other bitumi-
nous substances, used for like purposes,
twenty cents per gallon;
Putty, one dollar aud fifty cents per one
hundred pounds;
Quinine, sulpha,e Of, and other salts of
quinine. forty-fve per centum ad valO-
rem;
Rhubard, fifty cents per pound
Rose leaves, fifty cents per pound;
Rum essence or oil, and bay rum essence
or oil, two dollars per ounce;
Saltpetre, or nitrate of potash, crude, two
cents per pound refined, three cents
per pound;
Seeds, aDise, five cents per pound; star
anise, ten cents per pound; canary, one
dollar per bushel of sixty pounds cara
way, three cents per pound cardamom,
fifty cents per pound cummin, Eve
cents per pound; cOriander, three cents
per pound; fennel, two cents per
pound fe[nlugreek, two cents per
pound hemp, One-half cent per pound;
mustard, brown, three cents per pound;
white, three cents per pound; rape,
one cent per pound; castor seed or
beans, thirty cents per bushel;
Sugar OF lead, four cents per pound
Tartar emetic, fifteen cents per pound
Yarnish, valued at one dollar and fifty
cents or less per gallon, fifty cents per
gallon, and twenty per centum ad valO-
rem; valued at above one dollar and
fifty cents per gallon, fifty cents per
gallon, and twenty-five per centum I'D
YalOrem;
Vanilla beans, three dollars per pound
Verdigris, six cents per pound;
Whiting, when dry, fifty cents per one
hundred pounds when ground in oil,
one dollar and fifty cents per one hum
dred pounds;
Acetous. benzOic, m6riatie, and pyroligne-
GUS acids, cutch or catechu, orchil and
cudbear, saf1ower and sumae, ten per
centum ad valorem:
Arsenic in all forms, ammonia, and sulp-
hate and carbonate of ammonia; bark,
cinehOna, Peruvian, Lima. Calisaya,
quilla, and all other medicinal barks,
flowers, leaves, plants, roots, and seeds,
not otherwise provided for; cobaet, and
oxide OF cobaet; gums, amber, Arabic,
jedda, senegal, tragacanth, myrrh, and
all other gums and gum resins not
otherwise provided for; quassia wood
smaltS; sarsaparilla /; tapiOca; tonqua
beans and spOnges, twenty per centum
ad vGlOrem ; acetic acid, twenty-five
per centum ad valOrem;
Santonineand glycerine, thirty per rcentum
ad yalorem
On all pills, powders, tinctures, troehes
or lOzenges, sirups, cordials, bitters,
anodynes, tOnicS, plasters, iniments,
salveS, Ointments, pastes, drops, waters,
essences, spirits, oils, or other mediei-
nal preparations Oreompositions, recon-
mended to the public rs proprietary
medicines, or prepared according 20
some private formula or secret art as
remedies or specifics or any disease or
diseases or affections whatever affecting
the human or animal body, fifty per
centum ad valorem;
On all essences, extracts, toilet waters,
cosmetics, hair oils, pomades, hair
dressings, hair restoratives, hair dyes,
tooth washes, dentrifces, tooth pastes,
aromatic cachons, or other perfume
ries or cosmetics, by whatsoever name
or names known, used or applied as
perfumes or applications to the hair,
mouth, or skin, fifty per centum ad
yalOrem.
(To BE coSTINUED.)