New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-08-27
sOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.

0VOxaEnN V1A OVAxAA A~.AS -
rHE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
orp1cE-No. u CAMP STREET,
Neyv Orleans.
This Company prepared to furnish consumers with
heir SUPERIOR
MACHINERY OIL,
At 25 per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri- |
eating agent in use.
The OIL 10 CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE |
from GUM and ACID. and a.
IS DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT |
Retains it's Perfect Llmpdity.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LuBRIcATING OIL |
This OIL being penetrating nature the tendency
any dust dirt that may nave secresd ITSELF
lated various defects Epefeciona 10 the machinery
Therefore. where other OIL has been ufed the machinery
should be thoroughly cleaned and be necessary again
clean II OF, after applying our OIL.
Where machinery kept cess the Southern OIL companys
Lubricsng Oil will be found superior to any now In In
the Of any Oil, 1t important to keep your machinery
clean.
II proper that be distinctly understood that the OIL man
uactured this Company the first made from Rosn
that suitable for Machnerya previously used for that
has been mixed with other ubcatng agen ana
then failed favorably with good Lard OIL The
introduced In thu machinery Of ths Southern Oil
Company works. and the improved method adapted OF expe
entirely ac1d glu0n tcontaned
obtained from Rosn) enables hom to submit their Oil pure
rely solely its merits It is offered to the public
with full knowledge the part Of the Company Of Its being
Whist they and in all when procured Of their
agents. 1t Ia guaranteed to perform what Is promised
In addition to these the part the Company
the Oil has thoroughly tested for the past three months BY
the best practical engineers and nschin In the
souhos. Of whom we'll known in this city and through
ae and who fully endorse their owa signatures
It's superiority most other oils
OF subnittod and We
casfu perusal ali parties Interested On the score Of econ
sny appeal direct the being
the hearty Of every one
frieadly to Southern enterprise.
NO. Jsckso, and Grsat Northern Ra1read.
have using the nsssss
two n. side b side ,,1s M s
2sepine he 's sszs. esoii ss III from s
pT % s1s,ss bra ,s the Hh as I On
animation .his DAY IND Rosin Oil tho eeanes', and in
After further test viii take pleasure in reporting further
'''''t tsisnsdl ST. x.,s.1 yASh1os 8sssI.,,,
Depot N. o., Q. and @; ". Railroad,
being sSis 70 state that haa the Machinery
be s S the i s0bss # s. hs Is M:
ss.E.. ''l,~. '',. NV ' : an an
Of miles hour without the use Of any additional
| oil, and remaining perfectly cool; =.
% ea
yours 's'pssVi!iSif Vicsifrssldsnt and Superintendent.
| Depot N. o., O. and G. ". Railroad Coy
.a # sss gs assssrs s 81 %
boxes saving Of Is cent the expenses Of Lard
sdopts exclusive for that particular purpose
ones fsigned] ''al' 'sspS''2 X B. sEeER,
vics-President and Superintendent.
Pass Christian, October g. 1858.
s an' fa
III slr @pa a'
IL .sd vss 9 q.
on without the features which ., have y.
VIZ %ss 81 % End arsys M
superior .ssny other Oil for ubcating purposss more esps
hnt in fa e md the country thu
achievement which will be of wealth to both.
rs;epedl h0'F 00saen' 'sf'A. s. H. GILMAN
New Orleans January Is, 1859
.ben two different parishes q Ills State
ms w
Is! terms . lnbrieating OIL :,
By ] are
The shat shafts q sugar Fiji the heavy and I.ssgus
S 4ss
's
Very respectfully, your obedient Sc servant
Chemical Laboratory New Orleans School of Medicine,
have carefully examined specimen Of Rosn oil from III
Southern Oil Company and hnd that retains It's perfect lin
eight degrees below frsesns point twelve d
sgent climates where the temperature is naturally low
hs BEEN subjected
and ssv
I. smithaeld Plantation, October 80 1858.
To e II o
reply have to say.i have used part Of the barrel Of ne
%
for an TN ssaS yia
q cheap and valuable Oil Of home mar m Nz zgfsctery
ffs ssed me two barrels and o'' eas JONES NsEfRssiiR R
Agents of tho Southern OH COMPANY, New oriesnsSDsa
s hsE pssns SSS
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use other equal in point of economy duration an
the Company believe that in time this branch of ii
dustry will rival almost other among u.s. With the mment
forests abound throughout the South it will be di
credtsbe people they do not convert into
every effort looking her industrial enfranchsemen from II
North branch Of manufacture the promises
brilliant than this The appeal should be brought home
every true Southern patriot and believe will be reonde
| to- Aour opl satV,t ,,r,,,n,,
/. Houma, December 6, 1885,
| Mr. w C. Cook, New Orleaus-Dear Sir The MachneI
Rosn OH from Southern Oil Company, sent in
frOnf
y | and heat :, -, =, - -, -
| S-nl.ar tbn nbarrel seut IraY