The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-07-19

the service of Union soldiers who have faf-
len in battle, shall be exempt from tax
alton;
MouIdihgs for looking glasses and pic
| ture frHmes;
Muriatic, nitric, and acetic acids;
| Nickel quicksilver and sodium;
Nitrate Of lead;
I Okum;
Original paintings, statues, and gfohps
OF statnary, and casts made thereof by the
artist from the original designs;
Printing paper of all descriptions, and
tarred paper for roofing and other pufpfs-
eS, books, maps charts, and all printed
matter, and book binding; parafine, para
nine oil, not exceeding in specific gravity
thirty-siN degrees Baume's hydrometer a
residum of distillation or the products
thereof; lubricating oil made from pc
troleum. coal or shall not exceed in speci-
nc gravity thirty-siX degrees Baume's
| hydrometer; Pq0Uided. that such oil shall
be subject to the same inspection as il
Eliminating oil: crude petroleum, and
crude oil. the product of the first and sim
gle distillatioh of coal. shale, asphaltum
peat, or other bituminous substances;
photographs or any other sun picture.
being copies of engravings or works of
art, when the same are sold by the pro-
ducer at wholesale at price not exceed
ing fifteen cents each, or used for the il
lustratiOn Of books;
contained in glass packages;
| Pig-iron, muck bar, blooms slabs and
loops;
| Ploughs, cultivators. harrowS straw and
hay cutters, planters, seed-driils, horse
rakes. cotton gins, grain cradles, and WIN
moving mills;
| Pot and pearl ashes;
Productions OF stereotypes. lithograph-
ers, engrayers, and electricity pers;
| Putty;
Quinine, morphine and other vegetable
alkaloids, and phosphorus;
Railroad Iron, aud railroad iron re-
rolled;
Railroad chairs and fish plates; railroad,
boat and ship spikes; axe polls; iron AK
| les, shoes for horses, mules and oxen; riv-
| cts. horseshoe nails, nuts washers, and
| bolts. Vises. iron chains and anchors, when
such articles are made of wrought iron
which has previously paid the tax or du-
| ty assessed thereon:
Rearers, mowers, threshing machines,
and separators; corn shelters and wooden
ware:
| Repairs Of articles of all kinds;
| Roman and water cements and lime;
| Roofing slate. slabs, and tiles;
Saleratus. sal soda. caustic soda. crude
soda aluminO-siiiCate Of soda: illuminate
of soda: bi-carbOnate of soda; and silicate
| of soda;
! Sails, tents. awnings. and bags made by
sewing from fabrics or other articles upon
which duty or tax has been paid; and
bags made of paper;
! Saltpeter;
| Salt of tin:
Slick used in the manufacture of glass;
Soap, valued at not above three cents
per pound;
Spelter;
| Spitidles ahd castings of ali descriptions
made especially for locks, safes, looms,
spinning machines. pumps. steam engines.
| hot air and hot water furnaces. and sew
| ing machines aid hot sold or used for any
other purposes, and upon which a tax is
| assessed and paid on the article of which
the casting is part;
| SpOkes, hubs, bows, and fellOes; poles
shafts, and arms for carriages or wagons;
wooden handles for plOughs and for other
agricultural. household, and mechanical
tools and implements: and pals and tub
ears and handles. and wooden tanks, and
c:sterns for crude mineral oil;
Starch;
/ Steel, iii ingots, bars, rail. made and fit
ted for railroads, sheet, plate coil. or wire,
EOopsk1rt wire. covered or uncovered, car
wheels, thimbles skeinS and pipe boxes
and springs. tire and aNels made of steel
used exclusively for vehicles. cars, or loco
motives, and clock springs, faces and
ha1ids;
Stoves, composed iii part of cast iron
and in part of sheet iron. or of soapstone
or freestone, with or without cast iron or
sheet iron shall have paid the tax or duty
previously assessed thereon;
Sugar, mOlaSses, or sirup made from
beets. corn, sugar maple, OF from sorghum,
or imphee;
Sulphur, flours of sulphur and sulphur
flour;
Tar and crude ttrpentine;
Tin CANS used for preserved meats fish
shell fish. fruits, vegetables, jams, jellies;
paints, oils and spices;
Umbrellas ahd parasols, aid sticks and
frames for the same;
Value of bullion used in the mahuflc-
tlre of wares, watches. and watch cases.
and bdllioh prepared for the tisc of platers
and Watchmakers; .f.. --.-
Vegetable. animal and fish oil of all de-
scriptions, hot otherwise provided for. in
cluding red oil. oleic acid. and admixtures
of the same with paraffine oil. not exceed
ing in specific gravity thirtysia degrees
Baume's hydrometer;
Verdtgfis:
Vinegar; ...
White and red lead:
Whiting. Paris white:
Window glass of all kinds:
Wine made of grapes, currailts aid 9TH
er fruits, and rhubarb;
Wire made from wire less than humber
twenty wire gatge, upon which tax has
been assessed and paid as Wire;
Yarn and warp for Weav ;i1g. I'd ;ding.o or
manufacturing purposes exclusively;
Yeast powders;
Zinc in ingOtS or sheets.
The administration of this act which
changes the existing law relating to dis
titled spirits and feffneffted liquors is to
take effect from and after the first day of
September, eighteen hundred and sixty
six.