New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-24
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.

SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OFp1cE--No. " CAM STREET,
| New Orleans.
This Company prepared furnish consumers with
their SUPERIOR
MACHINERY OIL,
At IS iper cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
eating agent In use.
The OIL is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUM and ACID and at
| 50 DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains its Perfect Idmpldity.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRICATING OIL.
This OIL being Of penetrating nature the tendency
ect any dust or dirt that may have secreed ITSELF
In the various defects mperecous in the machinery
Therefore, where other OIL has used the machinery
should be thoroughly cleaned may necessary
clean 1t Off after applying Oil.
Where machinery is kept clean the Southern OH Company
Lubricang Oil will be found superior to any now in use In
the use Of any OIL important keep your machinery
clean.
II that be distinctly understood that the Oil
uactured by this Company is the first from Rosin
that suitable for Machinery-a previously used for that
Iuhricattng
even then failed to compare avoraby with good OIL
improvements introduced In the machinery Southern OH
Company works. and the improved method adapted expe
Ing entirely the acid and gluten In all oil
obtained from Rosn) enables Thorn to submit their OIL pure
and rely solely on is merits Ia offered the public
with full knowledge the part Of the Company Of It's being
what they representa- and in all cases. when procured their
agents. It Is guaranteed to perform what ID promised
In addition to these part Of the Company
the Oil has been thoroughly tested the By
OF the best practical engineers machnists the
southmo Of whom we'll known city and through
ont the State and who fully endorse signatures
Its superiority most other oils.
portion Of these Testimonials submitted and We ask
careful all parties On tho score Of econ
omy appeal direct to the interest while being
Of Southern product and manufacture to attract
the and secure the hearty every
friendly to Southern enterprise.
n o., jackson and Great Northern Ralroad2
have been using the Machinery o furnished ne BY the
two sds IN .b' bs a
Ss.n1s II. ss n gives entire
BRASS. o. Dc isih Of
animation h Ind he Rosn Oil the eiesnes and Il
'1ss ssst sn ~. Win tax. reporting
results TS'As ''''A''
Isisnsdl ST. yyA 4.,.I sSi,.
Depot N o., 2 land, and g; " :, E1aIIsssd,2
. t. Southern ont on eniisnsn pleasure in
be the II our cars to work we'll 70
sr as the limited time have had has mted
Ca boxes 70 packed Win have 20 miles
remaining perfectly COOL 'A' use any a'a'0na'
It: Viz orshef tests relative "
Vice.President and Superintendent.
Depot N. o., o. and q. W. Railroad Co.,,
aan Is p. month s Gs
tho of ard
on used for the purpose whe il answers equally
We shall adopt Its exclusive use for that particular purpose
1t 0n' fs,pn,d, Yours respectfully, n sve,,
vicePresident and Superintendent.
Pass Christian October 8, 1885,
Dear Sir went to Mobile Monday and the works
By @
g hsd 10 and AID the
This is precisely what all makers heretofore have
Without the whh hsadSs
ss %
s Or ga other Oil for ub.canE
% 5 ush h and he
tsguedl s. H. GILMAN.
- ~, c., New Orleans, January is, 1859.
w on ss %
have met with several planters who using your Rosn
1as. RiIs o of them spoke of in the
Ny IN s has convinced that
pmmy and dirty propeies which always found in use
The shafts pii from the heavy and irregular
on bs s a to hep oiled and cool
lent for that purpose OIL This
a.
any other fGT the nSoy xon
ssnsd respectfully your ''''s T. e. if'f GILMAN
Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School Medicine
7
onthern Oil Company that retains It's perfect linz
idity as low six degrees below the Farenhefs
sses below Eerg It becomes prbd but does CONCEAL still
gent in climates where the temperature naturally low
Ds ow se qsi5 on
ithout freezing II A'' 'ee'i Suspected TO
and dsdes S5 5ae1adess,
ans School OF Medicine. r
To H., Agents # the Southern Oh
Fl he a
ting on obtained from yon and The pIen
:~ "si' ss%i: sy y ssr: s s
asa ysss M at Ron for the South in
fef sss seed me two barrels and 0bge as ,sss
Agents Of the Southern on Company New oTleansbsar
USING aa z uss9 II ne
RfsnF Thse o, Rn% M H. Saw
ID II in respect preferable any other have also
the Wheel Grease and the Navy Pitch and for plantation
know no other equal In point Of economy duration and
rvice ~ "nu
glad to notice the which attends the efforts o
Company and believe that in time this branch of in
stry viii rival almost other among With the immense
forests which abound throughout the South 1t will he dis Ii
edtable to people they convert Il into sources n
most untold wealth. Surely the South should encourage
effort looking to her industrial from be et
h and in no branch of manufacture promises mora
iant than in this The appeal should brought home In
cry true Southern patriot and believe will be reponded
[sgnedl MAUNsEI WHITE
i, Houma December g. 1883
Mr. " G. Cook, New Orleans-Dear Sir The Macbinerv
sn Oil from the Southern Oil Company you sent me In az 10
er gave entire satisfaction, Journals being free from pnnn
heat. e 'eo 't'in gum
Tor garhouse purposes will do as well AS Eliminating
. Thanks for The barrel sent yesterday e
. Yours respectfully,
lsignedl NJ. J. BRENGIER
. Commercial Cotton Press ,
L.. A., .,,. new Orleans, November 8, 1858
nave thoroughly tested the Machinery manufactured nv
Commercial Press and find every resnect snnaar h.
rd OIL and fully equal to Oil have ever used on ma
merry 1t goes farther than Lard OIL and ia en,reIv fraa
gum and Keeps the journas cool consider il atoeeber
best have used during my experience Of faen
'fs en- engineering, and shall continue rs use.
lsigned1 HENRY INGRAHAM A.
engineer OF Commercial Cotton Press "a
California Saw Mills, Third District A
VIC co,., M, 1, new orle4ns, Nov. 16, 1853
ne southern OH Gompany-Genemen Having now fnlv
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