New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-30
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY,
OFYIcR-No. n CAMP SrREEr,
New Orleans.

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This Company prepared to furnish consumers with
| their SUPERIOR
MACHINERY OIL,
At 25 per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
eating agent In use.
Tho OIL is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUN and ACID. and at
80 DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains Its Perfect Linpldty.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRICATIsa OIL.
This OIL being Of penetrating NATURE tendency
lect dust dirt that may seceted ITSELF or
lated In the various defects perfecions the machinery
Therefore, where other OIL has used the machinery
should be thoroughly cleaned may be agano
clean It of, after applying OIL.
Where machinery is kept Clean the Southern Oil Compsnys
Lubrcsne Oil will be found superior any now in uss In
the use Of any Oil Is important keep your machinery
clean.
II Is that be distinctly understood that the Oil man.
ufactured by this Company is the first made
that suitable for Machineys previously used for that
has been mixed with other Iubricang agents and
then failed to avoraby with good Oil The
improvements introduced in the machinery Southern OIL
Company works. and the improved method adapted Of expe
ing entirely the acid and guton oil heretofore
obtained from Rosin) enables Thorn submit their Oil pure
and rely solely its merits is offered public
with full knowledge the Of the Company Its being
what they and in all when procured their
agents. II Is guaranteed to perform what is promised.
In addition to these the Company
the OIL has been thoroughly tested the by
OF the best practical engineers achnists in the
south-most OF whom weknown city and through
out the State and who fully endorse their signatures
It's superiority most other oils
portion Of these testimonials submitted and We ask
careful by all parties the score of econ
appeal direct the while being
Of Southern product and manufacture, to attract
the attention and the hearty every one
friendly to Southern enterprise
NO, jackson and Great Northern Railroad,
have been using the Machinery oil furnished me by The
s aas ,as Of & on
ssssson
On pnt brasses 18th of December-one
sas IL M aPd h he sss I'll aa
After further Test will take pleasure in reporting further
tsisnsal ry MAN. 9ss,,,
Depot N O., s 2 and g Nv ". !; Fa,,ss,sssd2
being IT, s sss o ss s III
me to be Hsed On , the axle boxes e our
boxes 3; packed with have 2ao miles average
oil and remaining perfectly COOL
its comparative with other lnbrieators 10
vicePre.idsnt and superinte ndelnt.
Depot N. O., O. and G. W. Railroad Co.,,
To the Southern Oil company-oentenen Our espemsns
show saving Of Is per- the m s en
On when used for the same while It equally
shall adopls exclusive use for that particular purpose
at ones isgned1 Yours respectfully <. B. sEeER,
Pass Christian October s, 1853
Dear Sir went to Mobile on Monday and visited
the process by which they 5eaas the o entirely
at? the alkaline pro
.idd precisely VIA, al
against the OIL without the which have mem
r. NTH, Ne q
eially il cold climates. pA'p's'' more e''e.
achievement which will be source Of wealth to both
lsignsdl S. H. GILMAN.
so0he-, OH New Orleans January 10 1859
about months different sugar parishes Of ths State e.
oil their he spoke a u s sG s
observation also has convinced me that it is not af
feesd by variations Of teperspre from all the
Of ali her lubrcatng Oils: ''''N - ."' use
Them Difficult to keep oiled and coo ban M
most any other machinery and substance has proved Ell
confirm the opinions expressed by letter to You
to any other for the purpose above named
Very respectfully, your obedieut servant,
Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School of Medicinel
have carefully CAT examined specimen oil from the
pjdy below ti'saf a
ssees bn, at twelve
being liquid therefore highly valuable as s
scarcely under hs,Hgsy ses
without freezing. '''' '''A '"'s'''u 10
Chemistry and Medical New
To the Agents of the s@ saabsn Iii ssw %
Dear s,s am in receipt Of favor he 9Th inst aud
at at P's
the south ii an far gia hays
ssssS two barrels and ''ss JONES hnE
on 1s ss
Sas o% Fa ~ sss s $ he
h an s sn FL
use know other equal in point of economy duration and
glad to notice the which attends the efforts of
dn Mi snd na in s h
pine forests which abound throughout The South will be- ds
tie a'
eh 1n looking to her from
brilliant sy.Iy a thar son il this n.1 The should
lSignedl MAUNSEL WHITE.
Mr. F. w c. Cook, New Oeans-Dear Sir The Mncbinerv
Rosin Oil from the Southern Oil Company you sent me in DC
tohe entire satisfaction journals being free from
and heat. e
For house purposes will well as Illuminating
OIL. Thanks for the barrel sent yesterday,
. Yours respectfully,
lSignedI NJ. J. BRENGIER.
Commercial Cotton Press,
New Orleans November 5, 1858.
have thoroughly tested the Machinery bv
the Southern Oil Company the wrists and journals
the Commercial Press and find in respect Superior 10
Lard Oil and fully equal any Oil have ever used on ma
chinery II farther than Lard OIL entirely free
from gum and keeps the journals cool
the best ubrcator have used during Of fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue
lSignedJ HENRY ISGRAHAM
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press
California Saw Wills Third District )
n o New Orleans, Nov. l6, 1873
The Southern Oil Compan. Having now fnlv
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil by your Comp NV on the
engine machinery of the mentioned Snw Mil
have the pleasure that highly approve of il as nhri
eating Oil belns in opinion fully equal as ubricator "a
Oil have used in point economy sinner ors
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum. - ~
[sgned H. STILES
Hughes Wallet Co.'s Saw Mills2
Algerl, January s, 1859
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