Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-21

Malleable iron castings, unfinished.
| Naganese.
Masts, spars, ship and vessel blocks,
and tree-nail wedges and deck plugs,
cordage, ropes, aud cables, made of
vegetable fore.
| Medicinal and mineral waters of all
kinds, sold in bottles or from fountains,
and mead.
Mineral coal of all kinds, and peat.
Monuments of stone of all kinds, not
exceeding in value the sum of 500:
Provided that monuments exceeding
the value aforesaid, erected by public
| or private contributions to commence
rate the service of Union soldiers who
have fallen in battle, shall be exempt
| from taxation.
Mouldings for looking glasses and
| picture frames.
Muriatic, nitric, and acetic acids.
| Nickel, quicksilver and sodium.
| Nitrate of lead.
| Oakum.
Original paintings, statues and groups
| of statuary and casts made thereof by
the artist from the original designs.
| Oxide of zinc.
Paints, painters and paper stainers
colors.
Printing paper of all descriptions, and
tarred paper for roofing and other
purposes; books, maps, charts and all
printed matter, and book-binding; par
| affine; paraffine oil, not exceeding in
specific gravity 36 degrees, Baume's by
drometer, residium of distillation or
the products thereof; lubriating oil
made from crude petroleum, coal or
shale not exceeding in specific gravity
SO degrees, Baumes hydrometer; Provi-
| ded, That such oil shall be subject to
the same inspection as Illuminating oil;
| crude petroleum, and crude oil the
product of the first and single distilla-
ton 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-
Queer at wholesale at a price not exceed
| ing Is cents each, or are used for the IL
| lustration of books.
Pickles when sold by the gallon and
not contained III glass packages.
| Pig-irou; muck bar; blooms, slabs and
loops.
Ploughs, cultivators, harrows, straw
and hay cutters, planters, seed-drills,
horse rakes, hand-rakes, cotton gins,
grain cradles and winnowing mills.
Pct and pearl ashes;
Productions of stereotypers, htho-
| graphers, engravers and electrotypers.
Putty.
Quinine, morphine and other vege-
table alkaloids, and phosphorus.
Railroad iron, and railroad iron re-
rolled.
Railroad chairs and fish plates; rail
road boat and ship spikes; axe polls;
iron axes; shoes for horses, mules and
oxen rivets, horse shoe 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 duty assessed thereon.
Reapers, mowers, threshing machines
and separatOrs; corn shelters and wood
en- 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-silicate of soda, bi-carbon-
ate 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;
Salts OF tin;
Slick used in the manufacture of glass
Soap, valued at not above cents per
! pound;
Spelter;
Spindles and castings of all descrip-
tions made especially for locks, safes,
looms spinning machines, pumps, steam
engines, hot air and hot water furnaces,
and sewing machines, and not sold or
used for any other purposes, and upon
which a tax is assessed and paid on the
article of which the article is part;
| Spokes, hubs, bows and felloes; poles,
shafts and arms for carriages or wagons;
wooden handles for plows, and for
other agricultural, household and me-
chanical tools and implements: and pail
and tub ears and handles; and wooden
tanks and cisterns for crude mineral
oil.
Starch.
Steel, in ingots, bars, rail, made and
fitted for railroads, sheets, plate, coil
or wire, hoop-skirt wire, covered or I'M
SOfCiCus Gar WncctSs bIilLlDtO ShCiho anu
pipe boxes, and springs, tire and
axles made of steel used exclusively for
vehicles, cars or locomotives; and clock
2 springs, faces and hands.
Stoves, composed in part of cast iron
, and in part of sheet iron, or of soap
stone or freestone, with or without cast
iron or sheet iron: Provided, That the
cast and sheet iron shall have paid the
tax or duty previously assessed thereon.
Sugar, molasses, or syrup made from
beets, corn, sugar, maple, or from sorg'
J hum, or imphee;
Sulphur; fours of sulphur and sui.
phur flour;
Tar and crude turpentine,
| Tin cans for preserving meats, fish,
shell-tsh, fruits vegetables, jams, jel
lies; paints, oils and spices;
r Umbrellas and parasols, and sticks
and frames for the same;
II Valvue of bullion used in the manu-
, facture of wares, watches and watch
cases, and bullion prepared for the us,
I of platers and watchmakers.
Il Vegetable, animal and fish oils of al
descriptions, not otherwise provided