Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-27
LIGHT! LIGHT 7!
THE IIANDSOMEST, CHEAPEST, AND
BEST ARTICLE FOR LIGHT. IS
MARSH'S PATENT OIL !

tbs IS Ne'c I'rcniion, recently intro luced.
and now reg e. t.nsirely used big he public.
tER. MARSH is constantly receiving,
WI both at home, and from nbroad, the very high
ept testimonials OF the true merits aud great superb
GRITTY OF his NEW OIL, over anything before used
for Light, few Of whi4h may be found below
MhRsn's PATtar Ou"-An ar;.rp urder the above
name has been got up by Mr. Marsh ct this city as q
subs itute for SPERM OIL which bids fair TO suuers.d.
all articles before manufactured for light mud even
oil itself both in expense and superiority of HIGHT
We have burnt 1t ter some four or five weeks, aud
can safely recommend it as q safe and cheaper ari-
Gle for common FAM Y use 1t can be used in any
common OIL lamp, with only the addition OF a new
tube, which will cost from 6 to l2t centa for each
lamp. Mr.. Marsh has taken n proper course for in
PRODUCING 1t to the public, e by LAYING it eore
gentlemen of the press, to test its quatrs. envng
T. entirely with them TO give such notice of it as
they think the article demands
We gee IT has been very favoraby noticed in the
Daily Advertiser, Traveller, Post, md many other
publications. OF high standing and had they said
nuhns upon the subject, we iEGst have pronounced
i superior, in every respect, to anything for light
can be odnd at 2J3 Washington street, ready to
supply oil lamps with new tubes, and furnish the oil
ot he very low price OF eighty cents per gaI!on-Bos
tan Cu!tudtor, Sept 2. 1913.
MAEsH's PATENT or This is new article for
light, recently invented by Nj Marsh Of this CITY,
ms substitute for sperm and other oils We have
been using It for six or eight weeks and must say
that It'll most beautiful article. giving q clear aud
brani light, without smoke. 1t can be USED in any
common oil lamp with only the simple addition of
new tube. which costs from to l2 cents We sec
it Inns been very hvoraby noticed by mnny of the
leading journals in this city, well those of the
neighborng towns and cities. I've also understand
that some OF the most popular public houses have l.
dopted II, and speak very hghly of it in point OF
economy. cleanliness and beauty, and from our own
experience we can safely recommend it to the public
ns safe and beautiful light for family use Mr.
Marsh can be tou9d at No 293 Washington street
ready to supply old lamps with new tubes and fur.
nlsl the oil at the low price OF eighty cents per gallon
e also understand there is lamp store connect ed
with 1t, where every description of lamps suitable
Tor burning H.. oil, may be had boston DaHy At.
sss, OCt-5sg ,, 1913.
The PHENOMENA OF LIGHT- The wonderful d.; .
coveries which have heen made the past few yeare
IN thus most interesting branch OF natura Science
uuy ns' 'nsnng we nave not the time nor dispo-
sltlon to 90 back and enunerae the splendid dscoy-
cries OF the lmmorol Philosopher Newton or the
,ohs L-i q Interesting aud Important facts which
nave been Investigated since ms time, respecting
tins particular science, but we wish rather 10 speak
OF one OF the great Improvements which has been
made IN creating new bodies OF liquids ior the dli-
sion OF light. We have particular reference in this
instance to Mars's Patent OIL
We hfva used it in our Office ever since its frs
introduction into the market and with the most sat
isactory results. 1t possesses hrllliancy equal tc
gas, and IS far less expensive. 1t is not of a com
brs:ible nature in any respect. In short it sheds
beautiful, clear, mellow light. and IS the safest nd
most economical that can be used. 1t is used nmCus
al, OF the industrial branches IN society II IS Ounc
in the paror. bed-chaniher. church and hall: il
short, is T. be found in all the departments OF New
England lie, shedding lis beautiful daylight on al
, aruunL.
During the short period of one year the demand fo
i, has increased 10 the enormous quantity OF som.
Three Thousand Gallons per week, and One Hun
, dred and ritty Thousand Gallons per year. Thu
business has grown w upon the merits OF the 1rt
Gle itself. Ntssrs Marsh 4 Co, daily re cevin,
the highest testimonials in favor OF their great in
venlion. They pour in from every quarter Of New
. ENGLAND
Owing to the c@trnori.H1ry slccess which his Mt
tcnded Niessis. Marsh S. Co, in the sale OF their OF
and The hi III reputation which il has gained certni
unprnciplcd men have been induced 10 palm of W
on the community counterfeit article, aud repre-
srnted tas Mursi. Oh. Ii some instances whcr
this has been done the consequences have been yer
SERIOUS, the spurious article being of n con3us,b b.
nature. 1t shuGd he undo stood that NessIs Mar
& Co haze 10 agents in the city, Whatever. and III
place where their O.l can be obtained is at 293 Wash
ingion street. They arr the s,r inventors maui
iactur-Is, proprelUr5 aud veudsIs, both waoesa.
Rud retail.
We unders' nd they have been running t. was
3rs tor some time tor the express purpose ct deliver
ing the oll, lamps ETC. in different paris OF the city
They have lately added thrd, which does noih.n
but convey BARE cases, &c tor the " holes. Gus
TONI to the different railroads, expresses etc. w
say to our readers ~ Marsls on, and YOU viii iat
It all that we recomnlend-B Ddi'y See Ja6L
0ry IL, 1870.