The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

t7'''al ~, i~'.''-Ns
Master Machni-t
Depot, y o. and g " Railroad
Algiers, Nov. II. 1855. |
ire in now being able to state that find the Machinery
~ winch YOU sent me to he used ON the axle boxes
Il our cars, 10 work well 50 far a. the limited time
ave li'n ~ IN use has permitted me 70 to-tit
Tar boxes packed with IL have run 30 miles at an |
Nerage speed OF p miles an hour, without the use Of
my additional oil and remaining perfectly cool.
am at present engaged in making further tests rel
tive To IL comparative cost with other Iubricator~
Yours respectfully. ,.
Vice Prc~dcn, and superintendent.
Depot. y. o, andG,. W Railroad Coz
January 10, 1859 I |
t. ne SoatLcn oil C,lapapt-t1en cX-
nerimens during the past month in the use Of your
cent on the expenses Of lard oil when used for the
same purpose. while 1t answers equally we'll
purpose a. once; Yours respectfully,
Vice President and SuPcrntendcnt
Pass Christian. oct. G. ISIS.
Dear Sri went 10 Mobile ON Monday aud visited
the works Of the Southern oil COMPANY and had cx- |
planned to me fully the process by which they refine
the OIL and cpol entirely the pr0ligaeous acid and am
o,a and i0pdrt The aiotHe property essential 10 all
This Is precisely what all Rosn OIL makers hereto
fore have failed to do, and what has caused the we'll
founded prejudice against the oil: without the fa-
lures which have mentioned Underlined ahoyel |
the oil would possess no value for lubrcating purpo-
in use at the Mobile Works bcevethe oil viii prove
far superior to any other oil for lubricatng purposes
more especially IN cold climates.
can but congratulate the Company and the country
upon the achievement which vii be new source Of
Your obedfent servant
lsguedl s.H GILMAN.
New Orleans. January Is. 1859.
Southern OIL COmpomi-ientemen;-D a re
cent visit Of about months ia the different sugar
parishes Of this State. have met with several MAN
L. Tho Ven Resin On
mills andal Of them spoke Of Ia the highest terms
a. luhrcating Oil.
j. not affected by variations Of temperature and j.
free from a the gumIny and dirty properties which |
OILS.
The shafts Of a sugar mill are. from the heavy aud
irregular strains on them, more difficult 10 keep oiled
aud cool than almost any other machinery. and no
substance has proved efficient for that purpose as
your ul. This seasons experience goes L. confirm |
the OPINIONS expressed hy me VA letter To You in
October last, stating that your oil would prove far SUI
peror 70 any other for the purpose above named.
lsigned sH GILMAN
Smithfed Plantation. Octolcra0. ISIS.
To The Agcifs Of The Southern Oh Company Srs
am in receipt Of your favor Of the 9th instant and
In reply have 10 saw have used pat Of Tho barrel
Of lu6rcating Oh obtained from You: and. notwith
standing the prejudice Of engineers. am satisfied Il
comes up fully 20 your description . e am
satisfied that you have attained dcsidcTatum fprthe
south in furnishing us cheap and valuable uil 81
home Manufacture
Please send me two barrels and Obj ge YOUR respect
fully. Signed W. SONS LYLE.
Deer Range. January L. $50
To the Igclts II The Southern OIL Complain Nor Or
iolas-IeaT Sirs-I have been using very extensively
upon all the machinery belonging 10 the Plantation
VIZ: sugar Mil and Engine Draining Wheels. Pumps,
Saw and Corn Mills. the oil manufactured from roSin
by the southern oil Company, and End it M every re-
spect preferable 90 any other have also used the
Wheel Grease AMI the Navy Pitch and for Plantation
use know no other equal IN point Of economy dura-
ton and service.
am glad TO notice the success which attends the
efforts Of the Company, and believe that IN time this
new branch Il industry will rival almost any other
abound throughout the SOUTH IL viii be discreditahle
20 our people If they do not 1t into sources Of
almost untold wealth Surely the south should en-
courage every effort looking 10 her industrial enfrau-
chisement from the North and IN no branch Of man
TiactFe aTe the LT'nres NOR brilliant than ~ this
Southern patriot. and believe It Will he responded TO-
lSignedl MAUNsEL WHITE.
Houma. December &. 1855.
NJ. +. W. C. Co,k Nac OTleaas-pear Sir-Thc
Machinery Rosn oil from the Southern oil Company,
You sent me IN October gave entire satisfaction hour
mails being free from gum and heat.
For sugarhouse purpose it will do well as a lumna-
ting OIL. Thanks for the barrel sent yesterday.
lsignedI N J. BRENGIER.
~ Commercial Cotton Pres.
New Orleans November 5, ISIS.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery OIL manu-
featured hy the Southern oil COMPANY. on the slides
MIl~l~ anu JOURNALS OF TIC Press and md
Il IN every respect superior 60 Lard oil, and fully
equal % any oil have ever used ON machinery. II
goes farther than Lard OIL and j. entirely free from
gum, and keeps the journals cool. consider il al
together the best luhrcator have used during my
experience Of fifteen years engineering. and shall
IsignedI HENRY INGRAHAN.
Engineer Of Commercial Cotton Press
Hughes. valctt Co.'S saw Nrills.o
Algicrs. January ;. 1859. !
We have been using the Southern OF Companys
Machinery oil IN tguarueut % he MA IN ny
u this mill for about two months past. and find It fully
equal 70 the best lard oil. u amy difference. we give
the difference this Oil and shall continue it, use
lSignedl HUGHES. AALLETT &CO, ProPTietors.
GEO. W. GERRY,
Engineer and NIachlni,t
In addition to the Saw Mill we have also used 1t on
the engines and machinery Of the Louisiana DTU Docks
for the same period and with equal satisfaction and
lsignedl HUGHES, VALLETT & co.
Picayune Office. New Orleans,l
December II. 1858.
I have thoroughly tested the Machinery oil manu-
hctured by the Southern oil Company for the past
seven weeks on the press Of this office.
and shall continue its use
II - entirely free from gum. keeps the machinery
clean and freely penetrates the smallest Oh holes.
lSignedI Il. L. SHERMAN,
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Press Room New Orleans Commercial Buretin.l
December Is. 1855. !
hereby certify that am now using land have been
for some time past the Machinery oil manufactured
by the southern oil Company and find it superior to
the best lard oil, and fully equal To sperm. The lon
ger use II, the more am pleased with IT,
lSigned,l JOHN Il. ALEXANDER.
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Delta Office New Orleans
December ~. 1855 I
Having used the Machinery OIL furnished by the
southern Oil Company the press Of this office. for
two months, take pleasure IN stating that 1t Is entire
~ free from gum or heat, and = altogether the best
oil have ever had in the press room.
When the oil was first applied it collected all the
| DIRT which had accumulated since which It has kept
my press perfectly clean and bright
am satisfied there j. no better oh for Intoxicating
than that furnished me by the Southern Ol Company,
anu intend to continue It's use. ~ ,,.,,,,,.
Foreman Of the Press Room.
Crescent Ofice. No. 20 Camp street,
| New Orleans, Dec ~, 1855.
have been testing the Southern oil Company's
Machinery ul the Press Of the "Cresoent for over
/ two months past and in my judgment It is the best
! oil have ever used. There l. no tendency to gum,
and keeps the machinery cool and clean, and pene
/ trates the oil holes readily.
About two years ago tried an oil made from Ro>n.
| and recommended for lubrcatng purposes. which
gummed aud heated so that was compelled to cease
using IT, This failure gave me poor opinion Of Ros-
IN oil. and it with reluctance that tried that
made by the southern OIL Company The result Of
this trial has entirely changed my opinion. a. found
| IT, a. above stated, the best have ever used.
| Foreman Of the Press Room.
True Delta Office Press Room.l
! New Orleans, Jan. IL. 1859
! Having been testing the Machinery oil mad. and
| furnished me by the southern OIL Company for two
months. and having adopted its exclusive use in the
Press Room for three weeks past l take pleasure in
stating Chat lind II equal 10 any oil have ever used
/ and shall continue its use.
! The Oil j. entirely free from gum-keeps the ma
chinery cool and clean and j. in every respect sat
/ factory. lSignedl RICHARD W. HARPER
| Foreman True Delta Press Room
/ concur in the above oPpion.
| lsgnedl WILLIAM G. DUNN
Assistant Foreman
| DIRECTIONS FORUSINGTHEL IL 'BRICATINGOIT
| This oil being Of penetrating nature, the tenden-
cy y to collect any dust dirt that may have Secr-
ted itself or accumulated in the various defects or
| impertecuons IN the machinery. Therefore, where
| other oil has been used. the machinery should be-
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