New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.

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new Orieahs.
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aus company " law" pef' " " 'Sn'un0tS WIN
their SUPERIOR ,~- ..a.. x
MACH TNERY OIL,
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Az No per cent Below the CheaPest AuDr1-
eating agent In use.
n. MI :. crrurc.IYy pupr "a rNr1Rryy FREE
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1900 w" "uH "oi" anu at
~ DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retaiss its Perfect Limpidity.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE IuBRICATINa OIL.
anis on esns Of penetrating nature the tendency " to col
Therefore, where other OH has bee. used the machinery
should be thoroughly cleaned may be- again.
's wss.s on n. .itss applying !, gu, Oh, -
Luhrcatng OIL will be found superior any now in use
clean. '.''. 'N1' >''' Jour "'''''''
By this that tho OIL
that suitable for Maehinery previously used for that
then failed With sooa @
Company works and the method adapted Of email
ing entirely the acid and CLINTON Contained in ali oil heretofore
sDs rsv .osv on n, sr II !, osr,a as p
With full knowledge on the part OF the Company Of its being
agents. Ii Is guaranteed to perform what promised
IN 70 ansse On 'ne p. ns
hs hs, and saebu.s in thy
souh-mos Of whom are in this city and through.
the State and who fully endorse over their
its superiority over most other oils.
portion o' mess se "au W. ~
Of Southern product manufacture fail to
at,eno. and the hearty of
''''has 10 s0n'nerh enterprise.
NO., Jackson and ars.. Northern Railroad,
have been using the xsssssy II isai.Ass i.
keeping p the boxes cool and free from gum d., :,
ws hs kS 1 q Ina and bs ssn o o
osher respects inliy sqnai. j.,
Master Wschin,rt
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D'p'' Az W. kIg lars Nov " II T"ii ssa
on any @ a
ne the H1e boxes = esrs veil
sst Il. 40 Al''''' -'' "' ''' ''''N 'A' ~
k,yn
,es o e Pe m honr bou the IA
III and II remaining perfeey COOL VI
~ am ea b breaos es'
Yours respectfully and SnB.F;n,ana
Sc'1'eeaeh' anu eupe''n''naoh
To- the Southern Oh Is our & I'm
Boxes saving q Is per q Lard
on Then used for the same purpese while it answers equally
u 'n' tsignedl '''''@ < B. sEGER,
s'ee-rfes'oen' ana superintendent.
-..,----- Pass Christian October 8. 1883
Dear sr vent to Mobile on Monday and VISITED the
pyrolgneous acid and ammonia and mpart the alkaline
failed to d. and what has the weiifoanded
against the OIL without the Features which have
%s f wos mo
On
eiaIiy in cold climates.
sn s vii h ss
1S,un.a, Your oSsaient servant e,,u.n
two months the different sugar parishes OF this
have met with several planters who were using Ros
:sTn. assss,iaS on .a.r,...s m No.
S %
~ ehs o from the heavy and irregular
srains on them dacut 10 keen oiled and ooo han
anv other machiuerv and has 40
Gent for that purpose your seasons
n October last stating that would prove far superior
| to any other For the purpose above named
| Very respectfully, yoar obedieut servant
| Isigpedl s. H. GILMAN,
|
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-,,,,,.a .,.,ui September .s nsa2 81 is5s
nidv as low IA III degrees below the zero Of
degrees below freezing point at twelve e
pees below zere il becomes turbd does not CONCEAL .
Being liquid It therefore highly valuable as ubrcsting
agent climates where temperature naturally low
| without freezing
fsisnedi IL.CRAwCoUR, NJ D.
| leans School OF Medicine
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| smth8o,d p,orto,;o, o,,,h.. m ,oro
AHA A.ens NJ the sonharn oil Gonsny Nev ~ oo.
no tsS assnS VI ' csnt nf or st sT
lear s h a an havs T t s y ~, Ihs s sn
can HI oha;ned from you and not III
AN -, an II az ,n Fill tao
crin,on e's' ~ am satissaJ ,hai; vor S Iavs et
taiS oroat dedara,,r for sha Snnh IL n-yj s ~
aneo ssea hI nj ~ he e S o IN furnishing US
eheap a sS ms o bsrre, and obias vo, rsn.c,f
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| 80, o, peer range, january To- 1857.
Agents OF me souInerh vi oompany new oeahs-Deat
srs; nave peen using WY extensyey upon III the ma
chneIy 9eiongng % he VIZ sugar MI, NIL ana n
CINE Draining heeIs, fnhps saw ana Corn Mls the o
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