Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-25
Jatap, fifty cents per pound ;

Lltharge, two and one-tourth cents
pound
Magnesia, carbonate, six cents per
pound calcined, twelve cents per
pound
Mamma, twenty-five cents per pound;
Nitrate of soda, one cent per pound
Morphine and its salts, two dollars
per ounce mace and nutmeg, thirty
cents per pound /;
Ochres and ochrey carths, not 9th
erwisc provided for, when dry, fifty
cents per one hundred pounds when
ground in oil, one dollar and fifty
cents per one hundred pounds
Oils, fixed or expressed, croton. fit
ty cents per pound almonds, ten
cents per pound bay or laurel, TWEEN
ty cents per pound castor, fifty cents
per gallon +; mace, fifty cents per
pound olive, not salad, twenty-five
cents per gallon salad, fifty cents
gallon 4; mustard, not salad, twenty
five ccuts per gallon f; salad, fifty
cents per gallon;
Oils, essential or essence, anise,
fifty cents per pound; almonds, one
dollar and fifty cents per pound a; am
Der, crude, ten cents per pound !; rec
titled, twenty cents per pound bay
leaves, seventeen dollars and fifty
cents per pound bergamot. one dol
lar per pound cajeput, twenty-five
cents per pound caraway, fifty cents
per pound /; cassia, one dollar per
pound cinnamon, two dollars per
pound cloves, one dollar per pound I;
citronclla, fifty cents per pound cog
nae or @nanthic ether, two dollars
per ounce cubebs, one dollar per
pound ; fenncl, fifty cents per pound /;
juniper, twenty-five cents per pound ;
lemons, fifty cents per pound ;orangc,
fifty cents per pound origanum, or
red thyme, twenty-five cents per
pound /; roses, or otto, one dollar and
fifty cents per ounce thyme, white,
thirty cents per pound ; valerian, one
dollar and fifty cents per pound f; all
other essential oils, not otherwise pro-
vidcd for, fifty per ccntum ad valo-
rem
Opium, two dollars per pound
Opium prepared for smoking, eigh-
ty per centum ad valorcm
Paraffinc, ten cents per pound
Paris white, when dry, sixty cents per
one hundred pounds when ground
in oil, one dollar and fifty cents
per one hundred pounds
Pimento, twelve cents per pound ;
when ground, fifteen cents pound
Potash, bichromate, three cents per
pound hydriodatc. iodate, iodide,
and acetate, sevcnty-livc cents per
pound prussiatc, yellow, five cents
per pound prussiate, red, tea cents
per pound chloratc, six cents per
pound /;
Petroleum and coal illuminating oil,
crude, ten cents per gallon refined,
or kerosene, produced from the diStil-
lation of coal, asphaltnm, shalc, peat,
petroleum, or rock oil, or other btu
miuous substances, used for like pur-
poses, twenty cents per gallon
Putty, one dollar and fifty cents
per one hundred pounds
Quininc, sulphatcs of, and other
salts of quinine, forty five per ccntun
ad valorem )
Rhubarb, fifty cents per pound
Rose leaves, fifty cents per pound
Rum, essence or oil. and bay run
essence or oil, two dollars per ounce
Saltpetrc, or nitrate of potash, crude
two cents per pound ; refined, three
cents per pound
Seeds, ansc, five cents per pound
star anise, ten cents per pound ca
nary, one dollar per bushcl of sixty
pounds caraway, three cents pei
pound cardamon, fifty cents pei
pound cummin, five cents per pound
coriander, three cents per pound fen
mel, two cents per pound iclnI u
greek, 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 seeds or beans
thirty cents per bushel
Sugar of lead, four cents per pound
Tartar emetic, fifteen cents pei
pound
Varnish, valued at one dollar ant
fifty cents or less per gallon, fifty
cents per gallon, and twenty per cen
tum ad vaIorem valued at above on,
dollar fifty cents per gallon, fiH.
cents per gallon, and twenty-five pc
ccntum ad valorcm
Vanilla beans, three dollars pc
per pound !;
Verdigris, six cents per pound
Whiting, when dry, fifty cents pc
one hundred pounds when ground II
oil, one dollar and fifty cents per on
hundred pounds
Acctous, benzoic, muriatic, and pyrolign'
ous acids. ,utch, or ca;echu, orchil and cu.
bar. s;rffiowcr and sumac, ten per centGsn ~
valotem
/ Arsenic in all foams, ammonia, aud sulpha
and carbonate of ammonia bark, cinchon;
Peruvian, Lima, Calisya, quilla, and all oth'
medicinal batks, flowers, leaves. plants, roo
| and seeds, not otherwise provided for; coha
aud oxide of cobalt; gums, amber, Arabi
iedda, senegal, tragaclnth, myirh. and a
othc, eums and gum resins not otherwise pi
|
la; tapioca; tonaua beans and sponge
twenty ner ,entum al valotem acetic aci
twenty five per centum ad valoIcm;
Santonine and slyce,ine, thhty per centu
ad ya'o.em;
On all pills. powders, tinctures, troches
lozengcs, sirups, coldials, bittels, anodyne
tonics, pllsteis, liniments, salves, oiatment
pastes, drops. waters, essences, spirits, ons,
. other medicinal preparations on composition
recommended 20 the public as proprletll
medicines. or prepared according to some pl
vate formula or secret art rs remedies or sp
citics for any disease or diseases or aiiectioi
wha; ever affecting the human or animal bod
fifty per cenium AL valorem
, On all essences, extracts, toilet waters, CO
metics, hair oils, pomades, hair dressings, ha
: iestoratiyes, hair dyes, tooth washes, dent
/. fees, tooth pastes, aromatic caehous, or 9th
perfumclies OF cosmetics, by whatsoever mar
or names known, used or applied as pelIunl
or applications To the hair, mouth, or ski
!: fifty per ceutum al yalorem.
r SEC. g. Ind be IL further enacted, That frt
and after the day and year aforesaid, in all
tou to The duties heretofore imposed by i
5 on the articles hereinafter mentioned, and
such 10 may now bc exempt rom duty, tn