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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

Planters and country merchants are aware that
staple dry goods have advanced largely. l.. h.
Gardner 4 Co.., are offering fhsm e. fifteen par
cent below New York prices. Ct Oh, 50 and IS
Common street. Z,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

Lr. Roux. Secretary.
0haris BueEa a. u. Montgomery
Ant Carderc. E Chss. We;sh,Ars.
Gee. A. fosdick. A. Lscourt
Mason Pitcher. Yrssk VilnAmk
3. Busisr, Thomas Bryne f.
Chss Laftts John Thornhill
John g. Malnscn. wa. Violet.
. P.Andesrcns 10 Il e5f D. Pisgfio st1
Allied Kesny, Hugh Macdonald.
A. Frerichs. Harlow J. Ph,ips
Geo. ". Dunbax. VIM n Pinckzxd
3 y. stockmeya. 80 Henry q. Bryan
=. Goa ". Hynson. John s. WanA
Arch'd Montgomery. J. B. Ehen.
). Henry ,. gssc. ga George Fosssr a,lI
E NAzqus.s Andrew Stewart -
LIMOS INSURANCE. CoMPAaH
anss or NEW ORLEANs- 81 a-ea
TENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF IKE Ux1os
INSURANCE COMPANY. 1
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

ne Bsard q Dnsssen have declared 9yde.c . $50
6oss share 70 the Sfockholders said dividend 70 b
pne>d 70 the credit Of unpaid stock account They hsvs
rtner rseeveo pey SIX per cent interest the onssand
this data
The Company continues against the psrs
tseas ve and loss BY s the rates Of
premium, md rctIns twenty Ase cent cash 20 parties
DIsIcroRs-yH Elmer. A Chiapene NV. Ogden, r
W Adams, j. J. Fernandez Coutin, j. 9odstsn < Eaoy
4 p oenerss, W. Schmidt o. Kohn, J. A Ssignoufsl
John Adams Victor Burths, O. Blsnckn- q y 81 -
EIsHrEExTH ANNUAL sTA1hAnnT
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

whss Hekess sl1; Halves %; uaAras -; rsthS u %.
xsises payable n fan without dsdrclIsn- u
Orderor Tsketsr this splendid scheme v1 y oaref1n
answered b. return mall and the drawn sssl w1n N az.
psnss9 q shs result q isv'sns.A = '''a = Ne
- - ouAs +. HOWARD. losnss1 psalsF.
Loci a, 5 S:7 ~ W :'ss g.. 9
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
THE MARKETS.
iCGshHy reported for THE THIsUSE.l


..... .--... MONDAY. Feb. II, 1893
AsIEs-The market isunchanged sales at ~ 26ase SIi
fgsr BUfLDfaG M1TERIAIs-we have no material change
TO note the demand continues fair and the market h I'M
The closing quotations are as iooSs btS opd a sSSS
for Philadelphia Front Cement at " 5as2 80 ior hoeD
dale Hair at 86d36tc for Rio Grande Mixed 81 Tor
BuenOs Ayres Mixed, and iiai2c for Unwssned Mixed
Iaths at s. 75dkS three mouths Lime a. u % Ior Com
and Rn for NoTa T@P Pcos q % per b6 81 FOR caced
Eastern and t 90 per bb for Calcned Kniekerbocker
'S CoTToN-The market ia again very active and OK
cited the influence OF the continued snVAhee ~
close; the sales reported are l555 bales OF when lg9
27OO IN transit only $50 by manufacturers Mddng
Uplands quoted at Csc; do New Orahs' @5ae1 anu
COFFEE-A better trade demand prevails. and In in.
voices very good business has been done sales OF eeo
James Welsh l655 eX Eagie and 2l2 DO eA Breneflh On
private terms West India trades are neglected. and
State Fours moderate and the high grades are rregn
are rmer the sales are S6O 6bls part saturday, at
gOaS9 for SupeTne State ~ 936tD Is Tor INFERIOR
River and City Extras so lOatO 30 for Extra State $40 70
Si so for Fancy do 5OSsO for the low grades OF
western Extra $40 SO9tli for good 20 choice Spring
sid 70 for Shipping Ono tio sat4 IS for Trade and
Fsniiy do; eli a5atl2 sOfor Amber Winter Wheat EK
P Ohio 60 Indiana @ and SnS 81 ASsEs s Si f naa isf @ on
Extras. California Flour is nrmer and good demand;
tl4 Is via the Isthmus Rye Flour is firm and IN fair
demand sales OF $50 bbis AT " 30ds9 40 Corn Meal Is
frm Buekwheat Flour IA salabe at ~ 50d ~ 30 per 100 D.
Southern firm and fairly active sales OF 1900 bbs
al t0dtI 75 for ordinary 70 good Extra baltimore and
Country. tl 60ds5 for Extra and Family Georgia and
Virginia and sll 2oGt5 % Or Extra and Family Maryland
and Delaware.
GRAIE-Wl,eat has improved and the market has been
active, tho demand being in part for export the
heavness In freRhte favors sellers IN Inducing m
qury the sales 900 bush. at e Is for So Chicago
Spring delivered 81 81 for choice milwaukee delivered
g. 46 for Nos and Milwaukee, delivered aud s. is for
White California anOat Barley - frmly head. but tho
market y quiet Barley Malt Is less plenty and Is irm
mand the concession the sales 800 BUSH iBcud
ing Western nc so ds4c IN store and sc ahon and ooc
on pier Rye continues good demand and prices are
better the demand Is chiefly FOR export the sales are
COOO0 bush Western at sl 79d4l 6J delivered. Corn
opened steady, but closed lower the demand has been
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18

The Erie Railway Company, after an interval OF
five years has passed intOAhe hands of the courts.
The proceedings, commenced before judge Barnard.
are to compel the settlementOf loans made with its
officers which, the complainant alleges were
breach Of trust Tke loan in question Is the one
made of Danhel Drew. the Treasurer Of the company
for which he accepted, as collateral, convertible
bonds at 60, receiving per cent on the loan. As
bonus ON the loan. the Trustees gave the favor of
converting these bonds into stock thus giving the
Treasurer, not only per cent on bis loan. but the
profts TO be made on the use Of $500 shares
Of the stock What this profit would be caR
be estimated by those eOnversant With the Treasur
ers profits speculator in and the controller Of the
market Tor Erie shares. This litigation is one IN
which all holders of share property are interested,
ana the courts cannot settle too soon the limits by
winch parties holding confidential positions can
trade upon the wants Of the companies, whose tnan-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
PASSENGERS ARRTTED.

PpoM HAMBURG Jan iT-Ir steamship Cimbriafhonss BE ID
Bressier children and servant w t
to Ed Collin Peter Wmphener and wife H. hHn
n Feemsn C. A. Iinck lady children and servant Sh
Kouig Jacob Hrseh and sdy hruss Peters ,of Seh
ipg,r Lou Grimm Hecker C. PAssAvsht h.e h"nr osph
Wlesengund Mar Wemphembr David Hersehoaeh VIZ h.nALn
Carl Mari Adelaide Leroy Marcus Leroy RoAe Jacobs r w
r Pred Hasis Rupn Potter W. SehrOe fosenlHs e''
phai ArnA Dani,Iek Otto 1uberg. - -.
aeCuhaWH r. Webb Jno Body Wm X Geehsrdi D.n AaAno
Poucels Minister Chill ubited States ABd wife MS S.p
Ernst and servant W. Raymond and serTs g rosse'
and wife g. Russell H. W W Hatch d. Davis Dana
u sach snyder Miss Lizzie DE Groaf W H. lhonlsoo n
Stone Capt W. Moss r. g. Hines Mrs L Homer MS "In
Geo W. Webb Harris Alsen Cook and vife. C. hchas ~
Miller the Rev Resserer Mrs A. Hs Jshs kyeshrhs " =
a. III Green d<ife Henvs H. NiArd Col J. bakfS -
A Can't Geo l. Browning a. S. A.. WIN. Bsnkhead Robert
W Osborn. Cap Chas Tagge b. Wilson Wife and hiren "
silva wife ehdrea, Heather and child MA
Lrop Mccormack and Sife Mrs l. Russell VI ulmsn W
FW.lton sock b JohHsOn J. b. copeland. J. Bennett >
Langley b. r. H. Tutte ard wife r. Mebster John
Wssson b. Cooaey Jno. WamSrgh H. p Parker bsn Dsns
Capron J. Clusan, John Kelen, John kilso. Conn, p
MuIiarkey Chambers, Mrs Msyne H. Robde D. Rsbde
d johnson C. D Mee Barlow, John Newton John Nash, W y
McIousH A. nun Frabk Huntington. Wa. Anderson, B
Cook Lewis Lerue Taylor, Thomas Gerens se and
child Marta AlmentI j. Ameu John Porter Park kar2
A. j. HAYES Mrs C. H. Rolf Jas McCurly and child o. H. bnad
Nhael Thompson Manuel Aneer Francisco Cortena Wa kys
her n Crew Nelson e. Low. G. Douat, WoodsFie, A.
Crusel y Ford Pratt John Tips ~ Conway p Hansoa,
Ieue John Kelly, F. Troh John @. Ball J. J. Cole end ehit
VIM lyle w England. X D. Han d. Anderson, NJ Brhan l.
Guthrie Converse A. Wofenberger stee Oliver LsnpeY MIA
Bufk Alexander Lawrence JOhn Burke and 81 u Hee1g
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF sEw.ToRK ...."Fss. ".
CLEARED.


CLEARED.
Steamship Erocson Maigett Liverpool, G. IT, Marshall Co
ship Matte Banks (Br.l BuTns Liverpool, J. HaughtoD
tBr Osborn IeP- Tow g. g. w. H. n. Pesbody
tsl Dsarn LOrdonderr, Fmeh heileke Went
Bsrk Ssp Brem Schultz AontsVideo aud Bueuos Ares Lu
hing Il Co
Bng Enea tesstinS 'aLb sinoae malta, funeh NsiSess
Weud.
Brig gTeresia. Hi Csafnegos Tucker Lishiboane
Brig Tally Ho Chlham, Carlenas. y. Talbot A Co
schr Queer OF The West Beaty Wimsgion c. h'r''dy
Co.
sehr Matilda Orb stevsus NsaVitas 3. ssaehes DOll
ARRIVED.
Steamship Abemare BOSse RchnoD CITY Post And Nof0b Va
with Indss aBdp paSA o " l. MeCreatE & Co.
ship Chnla HAM,, iaAcken hsnbuG on lns "a Sonb
AZ 30 with mdse ind ~ pass 70 haasarJ Co.
Had variable aud eather daring be eate Passafe
Steamship Euterpe Gesoa ii aAIs WIN muse and P''s
~ &. II. MALLORY 4 Go. -
oEen rpenee head sinds 9e entire fso
Cbsrlsston HuutsylIe snd Jaeinto. for Savannah
Stean,shin Q,sprey kenny Providence
shin Norval of rLenock Taylor Manila 40 dart With ass 10
Brn Co passed Ane i9 Cape Of Good Hope Dee 20 sEd
crossed the Eauator Jan 20. N len % -, ..
m Gspeere Rode (Eors Paassn B0rdeaaH 90 days With dse 10
Punch Meincke Wendt
viii wool 10 Hehnensnn Co Pissed Gibraltar Nov "a Pu, ate ST.
sehf George Bradford (Bl BOwies Long Hsbor u asy -h
z - nasteL
sctr n \ Newcomb Higgus Providence.
sehr. MAdisOn Holmes. Ireland. heSLerz Jan. TO-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
PETROLEUM AND MINING sTocKs.-FIRsT DoARI
MONDAY, Feb. i7-P. N.

Gold closes at l41l after selling at 14Oi and 14S
The elearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
e9OS5,OOO, and the balance, s., ,2S9,9S9 o..
/iovernmeRt stocks are steady. with moderate
business State stocks are firm, with large busi-
ness in the Border State stocks Tennessee 6s sold
at 6s, and North Carolina IS at 50. Railway mort
cages were firm, and everything offered taken at
full prices. Western Union Telegraph is again
lower. selling at S4i The Railway share market is
firm, with large business Erie selling at ISL and
closing at 49, NewYOrk Central was firm, and sold
ND 10 1874. The Western shares are steady and
offered spariDgly. At the Second Board the market
was lower After the call the market was feverish
and generally lower. At the close, prices were
steady at quotations.
The following are William Heath & Co.'s last quo
fatious of stocks
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
KEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1855

cial interests are placed in their charge The nVes-
tigation of this will naturally bring to light the
history of numerous transactions IN Erie STOCK
by which those in the secrets Of manage
ment are made rich, the street feeced, and
the property of the shareholders deprecated.
1t is asserted that a legal investigation
viii show that where Erie common stock was selling
above par large sales were made for the purpose OF
paying for cars. engines. etc, and that upon sud
den break in the market the stock bought IN for
the benefit of the seller, who gave the Company a
very small proportion of the sales ostensibly made
for its benefit. The present suit is not STOCK
jObbing affair, but is brought in the interest OF
holders who are at loss to why Corporation
which receives over $1400O,OOO per annum yields no
income to its shareholders, while its managers ana
employees steadily increase in wealth.
L. honl, sbarao tho follouy,nC was bid:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
BORT .&lurSm's aotia.

6rATk EKvI0Rz.
PcRTWARDsss Owes No - WillAnsA ,
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
Section q s Ae, passed Aera ~ @ ssausd Il G 1 n,os,
Interested 10, having sgbjet matter Of teh sau
survey. that the following yesseb are nor SELL
The Port Nan1ens said uryers VI -
Be completed within days sueocaz ms hou ~ s
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
gust anS fonnS.

7 OST-About the 18th November, 1867, a PASS
IL BOOK 1883 Of the Broadway Savings Bank Any person
tqrpnK IL TO No Park.plaee viii be rewarded
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
ppcrrpTs M pRoD1rcE

Feb if3s5s sacks Flour. 1896 bbls. Flour, 40 bbs.
Corn Meal 3431 sacks Corn Meal, l7sO bush. Wheat,
soi55 bush Cor $3.50 bush. Oats 800 bush Rye. loo
bush Malt 1858 bush. Barley, ~ bush Seeds ~ Pkgs.
Beef $40 bbls Pork 365 pkgs Cut Meats 667 pkgs Lard
100 kegs Lard 3sG5 Dressed Hogs 60o bales Cotton, lo6
pkgs. Butter, l,i1o pkgs Cheese l2o bDls' Egss
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY .
For the week ending February 49, l2g OF cattle.
carr hogs sheep borses Total cars OF stock
for the week ls9 Increase over last week OF cars
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
San Rlses,, 6;4 Sun Se.... $50 Moon horu..., 3;21
Sandy Hoof. 4O5I Cows Island. 4S5 Hell Gate 60
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
Srintina.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 FultoE-st.
w -STRAM lob PRINTERS AM LABEL AANOfA"'sH-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
Gbamr,s for CUISINES Nrn.

Gbanus for Susiutss gIsn.
DRICKl BRICK! BRICK The EMPIRE
Id STATE BRICK MACHINE, the best IN Tie word can e "
work ing order az No kecOrs- j. W. ohbNVhi' NesAN
Machines ard County Rightttor Sale
EANCY GOODS STORE for SALE-Wnh
u DWELLING aud select soeA ot goods ~" 80 ~
Appg on the preinsss
ITO DRUGGISTS.-Fo SALE-The STOCk,
FIXTURES LEASE ke. Of frtslass corner DhV1 sIohh.
May Apply personally or " eu
LUHN CO., No. l3s F0uFth-Aye. NeS-fOrk Cly
rTO Physicians.-A Country Practice for sale;
annual receipts, S3OOo Address Dr. l. bfo~n 'c"l ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
SECOND BOARD.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
,s7 M s ss 1910 Coup lTres'y Notes $40
y 40 1Os3i 10000 ....... l05 Sd Series.
oo0o small IOsj Treas Notes $40 250QO
M : a. 1871 Reg I'd Series. 5000. small. .lOlB
1000 .......li94l 5000. o.. .smalLI0l1'
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
Sabiuss Sauhs.
9ibiNtuS nuiir,s.

t ouioE or CmcAGo ALToS RAILHo1p Co.
80 \ CHIcAso H., Feh "A
NOTICE TO ST0CKH0LDERS.-Not is
~ hereby gwen tpe stoekhde Of The CHICAGO AND ALTON
RAILROAD COMPANY that DIVIDEND Of PIvR PER CENT,
has been this day decred upon the Pre-
Of this COMPANY payable at the Office Of
MEssRs. NJ X JEsUP COMPANY, No IL Pine a., SsSiork,
March hoers stock who b.
Of hours the 18th
the nth and reopned for
transfers the u day OF March HeIt ... ..... Il.
- - REcEIVER's oTTIcE, CEoToS SATioSAL BAsX.
NOTICE TO 'CREDIT0RS.-A DIVIDEND
~ ofPlPTY (5 PER CENT declared upon all claims
proved tie 20h nE and aeT Weh date tho
dividend Wil be paid ' e. p BAILEY. Receiver
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

PRICES BEEF THIS wBEk.
The following the quotations per pound upon the
estimated net weight Of meat seller sinking 0fatba H.
bullock whose quarters viii weigh cWt at 10 cent<
pound, amounts TO s2O ,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
GOpartntrsHip gOtius.

nISSOLUTION.-Tbe firm of JOHN ,TAi-
~ LORs SONS dissolved the oth) Ieuih dAy o. 1,nas
1913 Of Joseph Tayc Al Persons having s-s
the ate 6rn will present the ONCE No ~ "ieen"'
corner Of Jsy-st, NeS-fOrE
The undersigned viii onnue The Brewing b1ness 1a ne sH
and style Of JOHN TAYLORs son. Wa D. IA'LoN
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
SALES OF SHEEP,
- .9AnaUnTHta 49,

By Hume Enott2gI sheep at t2,C25 SO; 153 f57s 4s
ls9 Syss 53 is9 o. 22 4s $50 S7l0 3s i00 1900 Us; 2
al 2s az s3l s23 50 Ill., $s49 81 H. S6 1875, t9l7 6s 6ss
iol 81 O5 ~ 2O2 t6i 40 total ioi. S2s566 IS; average
@I6. . - -. 49,.
liy Samuel McGraw-l65 sheep at 81 COS 6Ii l9s az sy5
95 7s nj SIS 79 i6l at sl3; ll6 at 1891 35 2 az Svy
CO.. 61S at It0 ~ t665 7O ls6 at SiOl IA 800 ht
t5s5 IS. Total 2325 sheep ut Sl3245 %. Average ~ H.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-18
qrOpUsaIs.

ITO ICE DEALERS and C0NSUMERS.ZIhe
the Central Park viii receive popoA 'or ,ss
npbase either this such portion 81 -, ieh s
Byk as without interfering VITA The skahg
ASDREW H. GREEN Controller Of the PaTE
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-03-12
No. S5 Maiden Lane,

Ne1r York, Dec. IL, 1851
In my Gard of Nov. l, 1857, I stated
that, t. Eo.' sac purpose O. more fully
supplying the wants of the public.
lOus dealers Troza1 painting or infc-
rior and " Ortisiess goods as &c
Morton Cold pens. L snail Rerc-
AFTER sell no goods at wholesale
except ONLY to duly appointed ana
authorised Agents. c.c. To this
plan I have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents. great care has
been exercised 10 appoint those who,
by Ion g-continued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation for hon 23ty,
responsibility, aud probity-men III
whose wore the public have learned to
place conf lence. These Agents have
agreed to keep full assortment of my
pens, and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with Just such pens a they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get a full equivalent Tor the money
paid.
No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country,
so that all who want Morton Gold
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency cx-
cept in conformity to the above, the
liberia discount 'tTo Clubs" being
sufficient ,nducement TO all others.
A. MOETCT.
o-6n,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-03-12
CLIMAX.

plain statement of facts. I inherited
Scrofula and many of my relatives..have died
of it. In 1889 my case was frightful. Tumors
and ulcers spread until 1912 under the advice
ef my ply stefan went to. Aven Springs. I
received 10 beneft-tried every medicine and
did everything I could. } had to rest my arm
ON cushion, and had not been able to raise
it to my head for over year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint d-y Am
putation recommended; but pronounced
dangerous. could not sleep and my suffer-
ings were intolerable. A friend brought me an
English physician who applied salve with
which he said he had accomplished extraordi-
nary cures in the hospitals in England. I
comm ,nced to relieve; + persisted in its uset
it finally effected perfect and reliable cure
sit now 1S4S. 1t is FIVE years since 1 had
the appearance of a scrofuious sore, and my
health has been good ever since. I procured
the receipt of this wonderful artice-this
blessing of humanity-and have called it
"PAGE's CLIMAX SALvE," and allow the public
to use it or not they choose. This is a brief
but candid statement, given moro fully in my
circular J. M. PAGE.
Geneva, New York, December 184s.
New York, Oct. 16, 1866.
ri have known J. M. Page, Esq, of Geneva
N. Y, for many years. He is one of the first
citizen of Western New York. 1 saw him last
week in good health. His case was a most re-
markable one, but true in cry particular.
Signed DEMAs BARNES"
We have watched tie unaided but growing
favor of pages Climax Salve," and awaiting
ourselves of the knowledge of its wonderful
curative powers, have become rroprietors of
the same.
1t is sure cure for Burns, Scalds, Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Broken Breasts,
Frost Bites, Chilblains, Stings, Bruises, Cuts,
Swellings, &c, whether upon man beast,
1t subdues pain aid inf ama.ion with surpIis-
ing celebrity, and heals burns without scar.
No amily should be without it. 1t is always
wanted, and is always ready. We will for
felt a dozen boxes for any single failure. We
believe there was never anything like it in the
world 1t is put up in tin boxes, surrounded
by full circular giving facts, directions and
testimonials, &C., and can be ordered through
any respectable Druggist throughout the world
Price 25 cents. WHITE & ROWLAND.
Successors to J. NJ. Page, III Liberty street
New York. ABLY
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-03-12
1.-THE sweetest thing in life.n is 90,

THE sweetest thing In life," is good
health, and good spirits, and if you have
them not, the next best thing is what
will restore bloom to the faded cheek and
happiness to the dropping heart. The
great and sure remedy is Plantation Bit
tiers, which our physicians recommend to
both male and female patients as safe,
reliable, agreeable and cordial stimulant.
They contain nothing to disagree with the
most delicate constitution, and have won
golden opinions from all who have tried
them; and probably no article was ever
tried by so many persons. They elevate
the depressed and give strength to the
weak.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-03-12
WALL PAPER SrrpERsEDED :

WALL PAPER SUPERSEDED Accord
ing to Boston paper, a man in Cam
bridge Mass, has made new invention
by which wood hanging will take the
place of paper A very delicate, simple
and beautiful machine has been construct
ed, which will take a portion of tree,
after it has been cut the right length and
width, aid shave it up into thin ribbons
as wide as roll of house paper. making
one hundred or one hundred and fifry to
the inch. These rolls of wood are placed
on the walls by paper hangers with paste
brush, precisely in the same manner as
with paper The wood is wet when used,
and really works easier than paper be-
cause it is much more tough and pliable
In these days, when variety is sought
for, one can finish walls of his own house
in different woods to suit his TASTE One
room can be finished in biro s-eye maple
another in che tnut, another in cherry,
other in wildwood, and so on. Thus he
has no imitation, but the genuine article
upon the walls.