Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-20
LIGUTl LIGHT y
THE HhNESOMESr, CHEAPEST, AND
BEST ARTICLE FOR LIGHT, Is
MARSH'S PATENT OIL !!


MARSH'S PATENT OIL i!
THIS is n NsU Irention, recen Il in'ro iuced
and noc re'y eatsnsireiy used by The public
MIR. MARSH is constantly receiving
wi both at home, and from abroad the very Ugh
est testimonials Of the true merits aud great SUPER
GRITTY OF his NEW OIL, over anything before uscc
for Light, few Of which may be found below
MARsH's PATENT Olr"-An article under the above
name has been got up by Mr. Marsh of this city us
subs tute for sperm OIL which bids fair to supcrseds
all articles before manufactured, Tor light, and ever
oil Itself, both in expense and superiority OF hight -
We have burnt it ter some four or live weeks and
can safely recommend it as n safe and cheaper arti
ole for common family use 1t can be used in any
common oil lamp, with only the addition of new
tube, which will cost from to II, cents for each
lamp. Mr.. Marsh has taken proper course for in
Producing 1t 20 the public, e by laying it eiort
gentlemen ct the press, TO test it's QUALITIES leaving
It entirely with them TO give such notice of 1t q,
they think the article demands
We see 1t hns been very iavor"bly noticed in the
Daily Advertiser, Traveller, Post, and many othe
publications OF high standing; and had they sale
nothing upon the subject we must have pronounced
il superior, in every respect, anything for ligh
which has come under our observation. MIR Marsl
can be found at 1913 Washington street, ready tt
supply oil amps with new tubes, and furnish the OF
al lie very low price OF eighty cents per gallon Boz
ton Culfuafor, Sept. 2. 1913.
i
light, recently invented by Mr. Marsh OF this city
ms substitute Tor sperm and other oils. We have
been using it for six or eight weeks md must sn,
that 1t is most beautiful article. giving u clear unc
brilliant light, without smoke II can be used in an,
common oil lamp, with only the simre addition OF
new tube, which costs from TO ~ cents We &c.
it has been very favornby noticed by many of til,
leading journals in this city, as well as those of ibt
neghourng towns aud cities. We also undereiaii,
that some Of the most popular public houses have
dopted it, and speak very highly of il in point q
economy cleanliness and beauty aud from our o,yr
experience We can safely recommend to the public
as safe and beautiful light for family use Mr.
Marsh can be fou.d at No 1913 Flashing on street
ready to supply old lamps with new tubes and fur
nlsh the oil AT the low price OF eighty cents per 90 lon
We also understand there is a lamp store connected
with 1t, where every description Of lamps suitable
for burning the oil, may be had.-Boston Daily At
Jas, October 9, 1913.
The PHExoMEYA OF LrGHT- The wonderful di.
coveries which have been made the past few years
in this most interesting branch of natural science il
truly astonishing. We have not the time nor dspo
siton 10 20 back and enumerate the splendid dlscov
-rles of the Immortal Philosopher Newton or the
long train of interesting and important facts which
have been investigated since his time. respectin.
this particular science, but we wish aher 10 sppaL
of one OF the great Improvements which has beer
mace il creating new bodies OF liquids 10: the dlfiu
sion OF light. We have particular reference in ,h
instance to Marsls Patent OIL
We have used il in our Office ever since its f. r:
Introduction INTO the market, and with the most
lsactory results 1t possesses briIIiancy equal tt
gas, and IS tar ess expensive. 1t is not of n com
bustible nature in any respect In short, it sheds
beautiful, ccar mellow light and is the safest and
most economical that can be used. 1t is used anon.
all OF the industrial branches in society 1t is foun,
/ IN the parior. bed-cldmber, church and hal {; il
short II is TO be found in all the depa rtmrns Of New
England life, shedding its beautiful daylight on a.
| around.
| During the short period Of one year the demand fol
| i has increased To the enormous quuntv of som.
| Three Thousand Gallons per week, and One Hun
drcd and FIFTY Thousand Gallons per year Thu
| business has grown up upon the merits OF the nrt
Gle itself. Messrs Marsh L Co. are daily re eeiyin!
the highest testimonials IN favor OF their great in
| ventioa, They pour in from every quarter OF New
| England.
Owing TO the extraordinary success which has at
tended Messrs. Marsh & Co, in the sale of their oil
and the hlIh reputation which il has gained, certain
unprlnclped men have been induced to palm off up
on the community n counterfeit article, and repre-
scented it rs Marshs OIL. In some instances wher
this has been Gone, the consequences have heru yer
serious, the spurious article being OF combus' b
nature. 1t should be understood that Mcssrs Mars
IL Co. have no agents in the city, Whatever, aud tn
place where then Cl can he obtained ls 293 Wash
inGton street They are the sole inventors, manu-
! ncturers prop!leto,s ana yendcIs both who!csal
and retail
We understand they have been running Two wng
ons tor soms time for the express purpose of deliver
ing the oil, lamps, etc in different paiis ot the city
They have lately added third, which does nothing
but convey barrels cases, Il tor the wholesale Gus
tom,) TO the different railroads, expresses etc w
say to our readers, iry Marshs Oil and you will fine
II all that we recommend. Boston Duty Bee, Jdnu
any u, 1850.