Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-08-03

tillation of coal, asphaltum, shale, pete
petroleum or rock oils, &c., per gallon p
cents.
Oil, illuminating, produced by the dis
tillation of coal, asphaltum, shale, peat
petroleum or rock oils, and all other bit
luminous substances used for like pur
pose, per gallon, 20 cts.
Oil, lard, per gallon, cents.
Oil, mustard seed, per gallon 5 cts.
Oil, all animal and vegetable, not ex
empted or otherwise provided for, pc
gallon 5 cents.
oxide of link, per 100 pounds IS cents
Plants, as below, per cent.
Painters colors, dry or ground, in OF
or in paste, or with water, not otherwise
provided for, per cent.
Parasols, per cent.
Paper, of ali descriptions, including
pasteboard, binders board and tarro pa.
per for roofing and other purposes 3 per
cent.
Pepper, ground, and ali limitations per
pound, cent.
Pickles, per cent
Pins, solid head or other, ; per cent.
Precious stones, per cent.
Precious stones on which duties have
been paid, when set or reset, pay tax
only on the value of setting.
Pimento, ground, and all limitations
per pound, l cent.
Preserved fruits, per cent.
Printed books, magazines. pamphlets,
reviews and all other similar descriptions,
except newspapers, 5 per cent.
Printers colors, dry or ground, in oil
or in paste, or with water, not otherwise
provided for, per cent.
Printed bill heads, cards and circulars.
per cent.
Quicksilver. produced in any manner,
per cent.
Repairs Of engines, cars, carriages. or
other articles, when such repairs increase
the value of the article repaired 10 per
cent, or over on such increased value. 3
per cent.
Saleratus, per pound, mills.
Sail-tents, shades, awnings, and bags
made of cotton, fax or hemp, five per
cent.
Salt, per 100 pounds, cents.
Screws, commonly called woodscrews.
per cent.
Shot, per cent.
Silver produced from quartz mines,
from beds of rivers, from the earth, or in
any other manner, per cent.
Slate, when dressed, hewn or finished
3per cent.
Soap, fancy, scented, cream, transpar-
ent and all descriptions of toilet and
shaving soap, per pound, 5 cents.
Soap, soft, S per cent.
Soap, CASTLE, value not above FIVE cents
per pound, per pound, 2 mills.
Soap, CASTLE, value above five cents l
cent.
Soap, palm oil, same as CASTLE.
Soap, erasive, same as CASTLE.
Soap, all other descriptions, white or
colored, except soft soap and soap not
otherwise provided for, valued not above
s cents per pound, per pound, 2 mills.
Soap, all other descriptions, valued
above cents per pound, l cent.
Soda water, &C., 10 per cent.
Spars, and ship or vessel blocks, 2 per
cent.
Spelter, 3 per cent.
Spirits, distilled and sold, or removed
for consumption or sale, if first proof
from July l, 1864, per gallon, 81 05;
from February l, 1865 81 per gallon.
Spirits, distilled and sold, or removed
for consumption or sale, on and after
July lst, 1864, to January lst 1865, per
gallon. 81.
Spirits, distilled and sold, or removed
for consumption or sale, on and after JAN
uary LIST, 1865. per gallon, 81 Is.
Starch made of potatoes, per pound, 2
mills
Starch made of corn or wheat, pei
pound, mills.
Starch made Of rice or any other mate
rials, per pound, cent.
Steam engines, including locomotives
and marine engines, 8 per cent.
Steel, ingots, bars, sheets or wire, no
less than a quarter of an inch thick, val
ued above cents per pound or less, pei
ton, dolls.
Steel in ingots, bars, sheet or wire, moi
less than quarter of an inch thick, valu
ed above7 cents per pound, and not abov'
IL cents per pound, per ton, 10 dolls.
Steel in ingots, bars, sheet or wire, not
less than quarter of an inch thick, valu
ed at above IL cents per pound, per ton
$3.50.
Stone, freestone, sand stone, marble
and building stone Of any other descrir
ton, when dressed, hewn or hnished,
per cent.
stereotypes, all productions of five pc
cent.
Stones, per ton, So.
Skins, goat, kidd, sheep, horse, hog o
dog, tanned or dressed in the rough,
per cent.
Skins, goat, kid, sheep, horse, hog o
dog, curried or finished, S per cent.
Skins, when previously assessed in th'
rough, and upon which duties have act
ually been paid, shall be assessed on tn
increased value only when curried anC
finished.
Sugar, brown or muscoyado, not abov'
No. Is Dutch Standard in color, pre-
duced directly from the sugar cane ant
not from sorghum CT imphee, other tha
those produced by the refner, per poun
l cent.