Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-07
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This celebrated articIe appears now to be at.
tracing the universal attention of the Sugar
Planters Of this section. Its popularity arises
from its strength and purity, which never va
'fies; and planters, therefore, feel perfectly con-
hdent' when ordering a shipment from the
ABOVE house, that the article they will receive
- equal 70 any they have heretofore obtained
from the same establishment. mainly, because
the above House has a reputation too high 10
lose by a matter Of this kind it is aware, mcre-
over, that its Bi-Sulphite is more sought after,
for years past, than any other manufacture, and
1t is natural TO suppose this House would use
extraordinary e~xertions to keep in market an
article Of Be-Sulphite which has no competi-
tor in all those virtues for which it is SO valu-
able to the sugar maker. The following re-
marks we obtain from the True Della.
The approach Of the sugar making season
admonishes the Planting interest of the neces>
silly Of providing in time all the necessaries
demanded for the preservation of their CROP
Machinery is over-haaled and pni 10 best or
der, animals Of draugEt ard their appurienauces
are in requisition. The human force. white
and black, are at their respective posts waiting
for The signal 10 operations and
ssya lhe crop, which at so much expense Of
Iueans, labor aud time has ripened for the mill.
lIle chemist, too, is not unmindfal Of his de-
pRriment on the Important occasion. as our adj
vertising columns this morning msnifest. for
1be Southern Chemical Works Of II. BonnabeI
are prepared at short notice to send old or new
customers from five barrels 10 thousands of
their welI4psepared and powerful preparation
"f 81 Sulptite Of Lime, a chemical preparation
now held 10 be Indispensable 10 the careful
sugar maker who studies how 70 make The best
article and obtain the highest price for his pros
duel.
The Southern Chemical Works have become
fainons as the great pioneer in this particular
branch Of manufacture, and their proprietor,
stimulated by his well earned reputation, has
disregarded expense aud labor in perfectiug
his works, and furnishing an article now deemed
as essential by every good planter. We can
voueh for the ability Of The operative chemist,
under whose supervision the Southern Works
are placed, and we think we can with perfect
safety promise that The Bi-Sulphite which is
being manufactured there will in strength and
excellence sustain the high character heretofore
acquired by MFR. Bonnabel's establishment.
IN view of the fair crop Of sugar our planters
not unreasonably anticipate, we are not sur
pFised that the proprietor of the Southern
Chemical Works doubts his ability to meet the
demands pouring 10 on him, or that he should
have an honorable anxiety to have the orders
of his old and regular customers sent in early.
80 that by no possibility disappointment OF de-
lay may be caused them, for so general has the
use of Bi-Sulphite become, and so universal is
the Acknowledgements Of its great value in the
DELEGATION ofcane juice, that now one scarcely
meets a planter who does not avail himself of
its invaluable use. Under these circumstan-
ces, we are happy TO find the Southern Works
ready as usual to meet, with q superior article,
the demands Of every one that may call upon
them.