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FEyER AND AGgE, FROM ',s. WHICH MAsK.SI
aiss 'ss'efe @ decay cay
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BY ass
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Throat and lung Complaint entirely
US TO
this section do assure the people It's quality
5l 4.
Ayers Cnthartic pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES OF A PgRGATIvE MEDICINE
for
d ssa ss III
Of Rheumatsm fc, Diseases oi the Skin oI he
for tn
Dinner Pill for the of Neuralgia for Purifying the
they sugar coated that the most sensitive take
AsrPrice, rs cents per box FIVE boxes for 81.
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they should bos lal have 1t; A.. for ,.,.hv
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by HAvr1Asp 81 S5ssfs' iisss
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them for either business or society viz ns
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weakness organs Immediately cured and full 'is''
"rhe Medical House of Dr. Jae'i 81 Custom
reserved Hours Of
P-Rscentoaseso Of aonorhea cured twenty hours
'r d1is 8, oa.tenasass street.
HAVANA cIGARs 6 .sss fs.5
large assortment Of HAVANA CIGARS, OF the choices
, brands and ; ssc a. hIaSs1nAsuIA EsMrRArnA
FLOR DE sALA, FLOR DE Las ANTILLAs,
Ell FLOR DE FUMAR, CERvANTES,
BUSTAMENTE, Ell CRISOI,, etc
Received per brig "a A. Chapman " aud now coming on
Of House, Two Hundred Thousand Regalias, Medi
Espsa
for sale at low prices and accommodating terms.
| CUCUII1U DMEZA,
| js22 1meod Nc. St. Louis street.
. NOTICE no CAKPENTNRs AND BgILDlai
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Dfnwc1afn and naslara a PrupfI
0ensYaI Dsaot Gneeisi ~
tfees Hax 0riaans ia
VERvTSn9Ea 1
W3uArss Csnsdfsr
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Anssin4,s Hsptea,
5nesnanfs baaM.s
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ssssssf xi 100 Sisssss - s,s. r.
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", .oeesns .L LivMwo $1,000. ~ nG
n: 0f11neE = Ivctwo
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y1os..,z,ssy.xas.
lAeEItIens sn sp,
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shAfsr'sx-,.
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1nsoi'l
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Wsli'sHtrengthening,
Hwens snengtnsnlal
Jew D&yi6,e OF Hebrew
bAdsau's.
IL tgG KnApp's India
Aleoek's Porous,
0Yimth's Adhesive.
Hollousy's Afnte
LINIMENT6.
ncIesp'sVolcanic Oil inmel
NaxicAu MUSTANG.
FsFrell'sAFabiA
Buffers Nerve and Bone.
Hunts,
Hayes's
l- Tokios,s VeAAtiAa
Hove's Nerve and Bone,
Kslingcr's,
aeruensr'a,
BartinepB HorSI
| GerehAnt's GAf4ifng.
| Chssokss.
jayne
| AGUK RHNkDIE0, ets.
osgood's Indian Chogogus,
| Rowand's Tonic Mixture.
smith,s Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds HebFtfuge,
Vegetable Eeh1itnHe.
LOzEN0E8:
4hsfmans CouFn ana wen
bfyan,e fnimonie WGefe.
LoSock,s n4imomG We1ef =.
Hale fnErAn1LiOMs
evest's " ahpeneor dA0dA
barry'sT r,copnefous.
gomsk1.nAtlon,~,n
Soy!e'e hyperion EMlo.
fhAion's HAIR lnvgofasoss
SsynSe HAM Ionic,
yen Ucusenh MSIg,
koncon'e OIlentAi LAM Asni
aauei's Ean LustIsi 1,,
0idrdge . 6aim q Oo m1 y
HAdway'sCiiffScaasl,,1l ~. ! : nsttn.
,IAEAohAo.
SWANS aonck
Cnlien's lndiAn yeeeMels.
nEi1{S, Groes NJ ce y aIv1
Oaliey'sMagieai fa,nEaIae
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20 bbls. Paris White;
10 bbls Chalk
rs bbis Lampblack;
6bbls. Pomice Stone;
Dbl. Powdered Soapstone;
0... ebbls. Putty, in bladders.
White Lead Chrome 9slo
yermillion; Chrome Green;
Prussia Blue; Paris Green;
Dutch Pink; Yellow ochrei
Rad Lead; Sienna B. and.G.;
Turkey Timber: vandyke Brown;
Drep Black; Black Paint;
Patent Dryers; Mtharge
Copal vGrnish!; hinseed on
Coach varnish; Spirits Turpentins;
Japan and White Copal; Tanners Oil;
White Damar vsrnish; Neatsfeot.oil
Black Leather; Machinery OH
Aspheltum; Lard Oil;
Paint Brushes; Whale Oil
900 boxes Window Glass. French aud American;
Whitewssh Brushes Paint Brushes
Ointment Jsrs blue sea and ay white ard ..r.bor
ssssts%ss
n nsntisi ss Cod Foil; apotheearies Scales;
m bosas ce apG
Medical Saddle Bags; Be- seaT Iaca ~.-
Ss1siss ID sa Spring
fnIppag s Improved BPesst Pumps;
Breast Glasses Waters Breast CUPS.
Perfumery, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American;
EFas e Hfsshsssafsi
flay Cejesta S'stsE osSsi;
sSsf Eiy G %si9s'
Hair Brashes;.
Cloth Brnshes
Bua hiEen pss Ksi1a.Gi5 emS,
r,ra Horn Tsn, Dressing asRs Combs;
rr.s sasziss 5 Rsssf ssii.
Y.ylors Peneae sesp NJ loves Brown Windsor Soap;
fo sy4en aG B1ow GR %iass1r sc.p
H os1s bs Iaos sssssa Tooth ra's
French and American Pomsdes;
v'9 rs II EsF gsi;.;
EsaDonaeeous' Compound.
Patent Medicines. etc.
FAE z1sI Ns3J T. ysEm9ifage;
V'SSSE;SS SEf|SsR5!5sfs;
SAsS SSE;5St''|s
aoF ET6TST FSSSiS R;,,sI:?
E EkEEiHHS nt fian.
BRYAN,s Pumonio Waters;
Wlf BaEis, s Viii sS Es s sss
H #fs5af -.
ovBnus COD LIVER 6 81 5RnS Syrup of Naples
s wv - ''' rz SsS3SSs G Rss #sis:
wRIaHT,s Indian Vegetable Pills.
e sS$s ts Pills.
AAt Ja9 N Ss ssnai!z SsFisii!. s;
Sha MosEHE's II y1 s!I; u.s.,
HULLs Tonic Pills:
SPEEDS I FsbrItuge;
RAILWAYS Ready Relief;
ScMy XIII Ei 1;sa,s Opium;
!. F1f bzESE$,s sR Es!s Extractor.
A0s&a SE4 A;fE$ S;s;:s
DR. L %SEsz' es saI!fi?'''''s o''''''
DR. BEARNETHY's Detergent;
DA4 IRF aI GaF8 nj q fISoier. Remedy.
Ahs kGhkhN6 oRfIsss T sSsSRi
HARR1s8 RNGH FELT RE- Hair Dye;
JA7S oHR III TsB1sj Hair Dye;
WOLFE,s Aromatic scheidam schnapps;
WATERS InSsb Is, ,nk ,n..
klDDh Ks! Es&Ss!f h aaa; Liquid.
H sSS pounds Sun Sgsu BEq PHsr sis0Ftsd'
PURE BRANDY. PORT and SHERRY WINES, for med
| cinsl purposes, constantly on hand
solicited. Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine.
q. n. MORRISON Co.,
| NK l9Masssine street.
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The "Pasha," who read poem recently at Hamil-
ton College, New York; tells the following in the last
New York Picayune:
was lately describing to the Bishop" wedding
Ihad witnessed in New York, and was eulogzing the
beauty of the bride, whom had shone the light Of
only eighteen summers The hardened offender merely
replied "You would express her age more satisfac
tory according to the present style of skirts by say
ing that eighteen springs had passed over her head
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vho aen their heads for unuon
reasons, so that flat.head chief somewhat resem-
bles George the Third in Cockspur street, speak
babarous patois, understood only by the trappers.
may NAY suggest other curious derivations Their COM
mon santation is Clak-hoh-ahyah, originating, as
believe, in their having heard in the early days of
the fur.trade q gentleman named Clark frequently
This salutaton is now applied to every white man,
their own language aording no appropriate express
sion Their language is also peculiar in containing
no oaths, or any words conveying gratitude or
thanks.n
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THE Boy AND THE BRICK-A boy hearing his
father say, "'Twas poor rule that wouldn't work
both ways" said:
"If father applies this rule about his work, will
test it in my play"
&c. setting up a row of BRICKS he tipped over the
FIRST, which, striking the second, caused it to fall on
the third which overturned the fourth, and SO on,
until all the bricks lay PROSTATE.
Well" said the little boy, each brick has
knocked down his neighbor. only tipped one. Now
will raise one and see if he will raise his neighbor"
He looked in vain to see them rise.
"Here, father" said the boy, " tits poor rule
that won't work both days, They knock each other
down, but will not raise each other up.''
My son, brick and mankind are alike made of clay,
active in knocking each other down. but not disposed
TO help each other up"
sFather," said the boy" ".does the first brick
represent the first Adam ~
The father replied
"When men fall, they love company, but when
they rise they love to stand Alone like yonder BRICK
and see Others PROSTATE below them"
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JOHN L. WHITE,
EITH TRUFANT.
ELY HALL, January 2o, lS5

To Noses Thompson Esq -,
have as yo know had Of your Bagnsse Furnaces In
operation during the present rolling and now glad OF the
opportunity saying YOU it has performed equal my san
guine expectations.
consider it capable Of ehecting perfect combustion
the bagasse and production OF heat and
than any furnace have known 1t will burn the bagasse ro
ain %, ground and make heat and stea
proportionf due supply of boiler he giyen-to use the
heat as fast made
From my present experience, clearly Of the opinion
that no other form Of all In efficiency
with yours.
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MYRTLE GRorE. November 18th, 1857.
Messrs. Hall, Rodd Putnam, New Orleans:
Gentemen-Your favor Of the l4th inst Is at hand and
reply your inquiry respecting Thompsons Bagasse Furnace
we cannot say than that conf in every particular
the statement made in letter Mr. Thompson under
date Of 3lst December, 1856.
The only Improvement suggest Is the one named BY
YOUR Mr. Hall and that In regard to the hoppers
Very respectfully,
JOHN L. WHITE
EITH TRUFANT.
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Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin +,

- December is, 1885,
hereby certify that using land been for some
time pas the Machinery Oil manufactured Southern
Company and find superior to the best Lard Oil fully
equal to The longer use the pleased with
IL. tSgnedl JOHN r. ALEXANDER,
Foreman O the Press Room
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Delta Office, New Orleans, I

December 90 1858.
Having used the Machinery Oil furnished by The Southern
Oil Company the press of this Office two months lake
pleasure stating that entirely gum or heat and
ia altogether the best Oil have had in press room
When the Oil was applied collected ali the dirt which
had accumulated since which has kept press perfectly
clean and bright.
am satisfied there better Oil for lubrcatine than that
furnished by the Southern Oil Company intend to
tinue its use.
ISgnedl H. McMANuS,
Foreman Of the Press Room.
G. G. BOGERT s. CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
fe9y6 No. "a Camp street.
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ITO COTTON PLANTERs,
COMMISSION HANTs.
Editors Of Papers,
And
TEE FRIEN or THE souri,

PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops y
the Pan ions dir ectJ from the Seed, fully dem onsraed
by which the Planters net income is
DOUBLED Oh MORE THAN DOUBLED
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WRIGHT ~ co.'s uAfALogUg OF GENUINE
saod popular Family Msdicns which they otter 70 sap1y
Dfusss lowest Wholesale prees
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New UrIesns Nov. l6, 1858. I
The Southern Oil Company-Gentlem Having now fully
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil made by your Company the
engine and machinery of tho above Saw MIL
have the pleasure to state that highly of ubr
any Oil have used and in point of superor-a
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum.
[Signedl H, STILES,
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BAGAssE FURNACE.
lunN YOUR RAGAssE-1T Is PROFIT Al

f%ss ihs q Ieuisi.n. 2 Is,s them
si
s
s?s' sst sas s s sga + "
sm e % e. v 60.
generating much greater heat than
T.. sss sas III sa
ans Z
e
sRs snd snd unlike the blower witch
1 SE sassETF JOHNSON,
We have one 4 '1sss a ss.Rssts operation
Firm Of Hail. aedd Putnam q hS 81 Front sv'' street.
NJ 1 i sias ;I Fzsp Ely Orleans
AxApEo L fisIsi 4 Ascension
Firm of Brand Landry Is srks ssiSf :'ssss o.
s0lss 81 : o srkss ssTsss Ne" orl''n''
No s si 1s 5sFis .' FHSs Nj Orleans
rA'1 c cfH9as:zZE 4 f brssG si.ss' NJ
SAMUEL cow eS!fIiIs p.l's'
DAN. c. Holr1 };ss.; & E. s s:.''s
GEOHGE u. LONNAOhE,
I'D. OGDEN. New ss Orleans esss'''
Thoapsons Bagasse been submitted to the test
of taking crop and the principle upon WHICH T. based
has practically demonstrated proof OF which the apose
erthcate Of who Witnessed In actual operation
ferred %. :, ,,....... orr
The above certificate which given IN December 1854
IA an evidence earliest in LOUISIANA 81 9e
v nore Of burning fuela first dtscorsred and ssyo
forth and much stronger than could e
" Giurley ESQ Clerk Of the u. 8. Circuit Court
PARISH Of PLAQUEN1NEs, 3let Decelns efs looo.
l Nosea THOMPSON, ESQ New Orleans.
Of statement Of the resnlts OF tnt
working Baase Furnace const ucted Tor as TINS
SON You contracted grind and TO clarity our
Furnace accomplished much more. In Few words w
would say have full Rieux apparstus And TINS
with the Bagasse and wood with no IRE excepting INT
lone in your Furnace have ground csne
evapoated the to Is deg to deg and nnlsned
our strike-pan q. n. ..,. ,.,.,
about ten cords during that time mostly green willow
and batture drift wood the latter but day or two befo
using. :.
cane to the Of II 0 to LOCO unds Of sugar
"a hours the Furnace readily consumed all the Bagase
We threeroller mill put some years since, Wit
| rollers feet long. % inches in diameter.
We boilers attached to the BagAsse % zee
in length In diameter, with double 6 inch fues Tn
100 pounds The Furnace required pu
one fireman. and one boy at the hoppers.
formed the CRATES OF the urEace
| We remain respectfully, your ob't ssryts ,,r,
| ",. sIIH TRUFAET.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

I
fI N. mOhASON q Coz WHOLESALE Dhut-
~ GIsT. No. IL Magazine street,
Having received and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
PAINTS OILS, GLASS. ETC., etc., respect
fully Inform Merchants Planters aAd Physicians that they
prepared TO supply them with every article In the Drug line
they require all Of the purest quality at ~
pces they can be purchased In the CITY, Among the s
eles already hand and coming In store are the
1000 ounces sslphste Qsinne. French and Arnericsn'
100 pounds Blue Mass, English and Amef'can'
ao pounds calomel, Engiish and Amef'eaa'
100 pounds Msrcnriai o'ntmens; |
S00 pounds Honduras sarsspafhsi
100 pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 oss. sul. and Acetate Morphine
- ounces OTTO Rose;
70 casks Bal soda;
~ 100 kegs Sup CD soda;
"a loiegs Ger Blue Wash;
20 bbs Circuma. light;
L. cases Indigo. Car. and NanillS
10 casks Pot aud PearAsh;
30 packages salsratus; sI.
Il bbls pure Castor Oil;
Hdemiiohus spt. Eitre;
Il hbls Alcohol;
40 bbls Copperaa;
70 bbls EPSON Salts;
l0bbls Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls. Roll sulphur; .." ~..
2 bales SIENNA, East india and Ae1anohsi
1000 pounds Gum Arabic, select, Enc ana softsi
Is cArboys sulph. Nitric and Muriatie Acid
75carboys Aq Ammonia;
000pounds Acetio Acid;
1000 pounds Tararic Acid;
100 ors. Taunic Acid;
70 kegs Pearl Barley
lbo kegs Turkey Opium; ~
,oeo Ibs Arrow Root Amer;
soorhs Arrow Root Bermuda;
ana INA Asnsfotida IA cans;
IN ibs. n.la.rn Copafbs;
XIII. Black Lead:
,abh,, Ginger Roof,
IA hh1, Refined Gambler
IN ,o,e. CASTLE SOAP:
roo Mi, cayenne Psppe.:
IN uro.s copsiba Capsules;
casks Chloride Linne
100 pounds Chloroforn. P. and W;
10 bills Cream Tartar;
aooo pornds Ext Icewood;
1ao0 gallons Copal varnish;
abh,s iva Ursi:
sbbls Gum Myrrh;
bbls valerian Boot;
10 bbs Tspioca;
abs,s Sugar Lead white;
xh,, Scotch Snuff in blndders;
am IL, r, .rratt,s Scotch Snuff
,oo =. : or,,,o,a,s N.ncaboy Snuff;
.ca ~ Roous,, Maccnbey and Scotch snun;
.o... yrh,. w.,.
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Smithfed Plantation, October 80, 1883
To the Agents Of the Southern Oil Company New Orleans
Dear Sirs in receipt of your favor of the 9Th ins and
reply seyI have used part Of the barrel of lnbri
eating Oil obtained from and, Notwithstanding the preu-
dice Of engineers satisfied 1t fully your
cription. - am satisfied that you have at
tanned great desderatum for the South in furnishing
cheap and valuable Oil of home marufactory.
Please send two barrels and o5lge yours respecully
Signedl W. JONES LYLE.
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TTAvANA CIGARS. HAVANA CIGARS
Ill The undersigned beg to their friends
and the trade In that they keep hand at all times
large assortment Of HAVANA CIGARS, OF the choicest
brands, such
mo ME OLBInAS.p LA ESMEkALnA,
FLOR DE SALA, FLOR d q LAS ANTILLAS,
Ell FLOR DE FUMAR, CERvANTES,
BUSTAMENTE, Ell CRISOI,, etc.
Received brig "a Chapman aud now coming out
Regeias Conehas Conchis Iondres, Regatta de Londres
Imperaas yequeros and Regaa del Rey which offered
tor sale at low prices and accommodating terms.
CUCULIU Il D'MEZA,
Je22 1meod No. st. Louis street.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
IN Patent Sawed both rough and dressed
very yellow Cypress timber for sale
purchasers.
D1-LnInber sawed to order.
.fslS ~ STAR FLAMING MILLS, Now bssa.
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n. J. BRENIIER.

Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans, November g. 1858.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured by
the Southern oil Company the Sides wrists and journals Of
Lard OIL fully equal to any Oil ever used
chinery goes farther than Lard OIL entirely
gum keeps the journals COOL consider altogether
the best ubcator have used during experience of fifteen
years engineering and shall continue its use.
[Signedl HENRY INGRAUAM,
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press
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Depot N. o., 0. and 9. W. Railroad,l

Algiers, Nov. II, 1858.
To Southern Oil Company-Gentlemen take pleasure In
being able had the Machinery Oil which sent
used the axle boxes Of to work well
AS the r.e have had II in has permitted to
esti
boxes packed with have 20 miles at an average
speed Of rs miles hour without the Of any additional
oil, and remaining perfectly cool.
engaged In making further tests relative to
It's comparative cost With other lubricators.
Yours respectfully, 4. B. SEGER,
Vice Pre- iIaut and Snnarntendnut.
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2, 1859.

Elm HALL PLANTATION, Feb. 4, 1859.
Mr. Thompson, New Orleans, La:
sHaving been engaged as engineer on sugar
sion to take off crops with Bagasse furnaces of different kinds
am happy say your furnace far excels all others 1t
duces more uniform FIRE much larger quantity Of steam
feel confident that your furnace with supply Of
boiler the Rieux apparatus will make steam to do all
me work with Que wood the hid take pleasure
your furnace all who may have occasion
use them. Yours, truly, =, -,xr,,, =, -,
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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
THE sOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
w. OFFICE-No. n CANT STREET,
II New Orleans.

THE sOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OFFIoE-No. n CAMP STREET,
II New Orleans.
This Company prepared to furnish consumers with
their SUPERIOR ...
MACHINERY OIL,
eating agent In use.
The Oil Is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUM and ACID, and at
So DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
RetsiaS Its Perfect Limpidity
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRICATING OIL.
This OIL being penetrating nature tendency COL
lsct any dust dirt that may avo ITSELF
lated in the various defects npeecons the machinery
Therefore, where other Oil has bees used the machinery
should be thoroughly cleaned may necessary again
clean 1t OIL after applying our Oil.
Where nachinery is kept cean the Southern Oil Companys
Lubricatpg OIL will be found superior any in In
the Of any OIL important TO keep machinery
clean.
proper that 1t be distinctly Understood that the Oil
ufacured by this Company the first made from Rosn
that suitable Machnery-a previously for that
has been mixed with other ubricang agents. and
then failed to favoaby with good Lard OIL The
improvements introduced in the machinery OF the Southern Oil
Company works. and the improved method adapted Of expe
ing entirely the acid and gluten CONTAINED In all oil heretofore
obtained from Rosin) enables Thorn to submit their OIL
aud rely solely It's merits It is offered to the public
with full knowledge the part of the Company Of Its being
what they represent and ali when procured Of he
agents. 1t Is guaranteed to perform what promised.
In addition these the part Of the Company
the Oil thoroughly tested the three months b,
the best practical engineers and machnists In th
souh-os Of whom we'll known in this city and through
State and who fully endorse their signatures
It's superiority most other oils
portion of these testimonials submitted, and ask
perusa all parties Interested On the Of
oy appeal direct the interest while bein
Of Southern product manufacture, fail arac
the attention the hearty of every
| friendly to Southern enterprise.
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Isigned1

Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School Of Medicine
September 20, 1855 5
carefully examined specimen of Rosin Oil from the
Southern Oil Company and End that 4 retains is perfect lin.
pdty low six degrees below the Of Eahrenhei6
scaehiry eight degrees below freezing point twelve de-
grees becomes urb but does CONCEAL still
being LIQUID It Is therefore highly valuable lrbrcating
agent climates where the is naturally low
the artificial has been subjected
without freezing
[Signedl l. L. CRAwCOUR, NJ. D.,
Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School of Medicine.
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Depot n. o., 0. and g. ". Railroad Co., I

J
To the Southern Oil Company-Gentlenen Our experiments
during the past month in the use Of Machinery Oil for
boxes show saving of Is per the Of Lard
OIL used for the purpose while it answers equally
we'll
We shall adopt its exclusive that particular purpose
at once. Yours respectfully,
fs;pnedl A. B. sEGER,
.Presdant md Snnerintendent.
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New Orleans January is, 1859.
Southern Oil During recent visit Of
about two months different sugar parishes of this State,
have with several planters who using Rosn
on on their sugar mills and all Of them spoke of 1t in the high
est terrna lubricsting Oil.
NV ov observation also has convinced that 1t is not af
feced by of Temperature and is rea from all the
guy dirty properties which always found in the
Of all other ubricating Oils.
The shafts sugar mill from the heavy and irregular
strains on them difficult keep oiled and cool than al
mos, any other machinery and has proved eff
for that purpose OIL This seasons experience
goes to confirm opinions expressed by in letter you
In October last stating that Jor Oil would prove far superior
to any other for the purpose above named
Very respectfully, yonr obedieut servant
q.