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The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN-The publish
ers of this widely circulated and popular
illustrated weekly journal Of mechanics
and science, announce that it VIII be en-
larged on the first Of July, and otherwise
greatly improved, containing sixteen pages
instead OF eight the present size, which
will make il the largest and cheapest SCI
entihc Journal in the world; it is the only
journal Of its class that has ever succeeded
in this country, and maintains Il character
for authority III all matters Of mechanics,
science, and the arts, which i not excelled
By any other journal published in th--
country or in Europe. Although the pub
fishers VIII incur an increased expense Of
$500 a year by this enlargement. they
have determined not to raise the price Of
subscription, relying upon their friends to
indemnify them in this increased expendi-
ture by 4 corresponding increase Of sub
scribers. Terms y a wear. or 10 copies for
SD. Specimen copies Of the paper with q
pamphlet OF information to inventors. fur
nished gratis, Icy mail on application to
the publishers, Mum * Co, No D. Park
Row. New York
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Boston, June l.

Boston, June L.
To-day being the anniversary of the bat
tie OF Bunker Hill, all the places Of bus:-
hess In this city are closed
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TALL NOTGyG-ln the new county Of
ago to determine the location of the coun
ty seat. Two places We're d" running for
the honor-Arcola and Tuscolo The for
mcr gave herself POL votes and the latter
gave herself 3,S5l votes. There are not
600 voters in the whole county.
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From Eurone.
The news from Europe during the week
bring Liverpool dates to the 4th inst.

The news from Europe during the week
bring Liverpool dates to the 4th inst
From the seat of war there are accounts
OF another important battle, and another
victory over the Austrians. On the Goth
May, the Austrians, $4,000 strong, under
took to re-take Palestro, from which they
had been driven after the decisive action
at Montebello. After a bloody action, the
Austrians We're repulsed, and then pursued
clear across the Ticino The Austrians
lost 500 men in the action, 800 more were
drowned by an accident, and 1000 were ia
ken prisoners. French strength and loss
not given. Another fight took place in
Conferanz, in the province of Zallinime, in
which the Austrians were repulsed by the
division of Gen. Forey, Of the first corps of
the French army, after a two hours con-
fict
Garibaldi, Of whose triumphant march
through Lombardy and victory at Como.
accounts were given last week, had met
with a slight reverse He was attacked
at Wares by a large Austrian force and driv-
en- into the mountains, but afterwards.
having collected achievements, re-entered
Como in triumph
TrEKEY-The garrison at Belgrade has
been reinforced, and its numbers are re-
ported trebled
The Porte is about to send a strong ma
val force TO the Adriatic
Herzegovina was in open revolt The
last intelligence was to the effect that a re-
volt in the whole of European Turkey was
imminent.
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Spare the Birds.

The Legislature of Illinois, in lis wis
dom, passed a law for the protection Of
orchards. and to prevent the destruction
OF small birds" which went into effect on
the 2ith Of February.
As there are many in this vicinity who
do not appear to know It's provisions, we
publish it:
SEC. l. That it shall not be lawful, in
this State, for any person to shoot, or i'll
any other manner 10 Kill or destroy, or to
entrap. cnsnarc or otherwise capture any
of the following description OF birds, to
wit: The blue bird. swallow. martin mus
quito hawk, whiproor-will cuckoo. wood
peciser, cat bird brown ,lIrasher. red bird,
hanging bird, rice bird, sparrow. wren.
hummng bird, dove, gold finch, and mock
ing bird.
SEC , Every person who wilfully vio-
lates the provisions Of the preceding sec
ton. or who shall wiliullv DESTROY the nest
or eggs Of any OF the birds hereinbefore
described, shall be punished by fine Of
not more than five dollar, for each offence
SEC. 3. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage
Approved February -, 1919
The robin, bobolink, yellsw bird, and
other sweet songstcrs of the wood and
prairie, were strangely overlooked by the
trainers of this humane and just enact
ment.
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COMBINED
Grass and Grain Cutters.

-Lgnsf g-.-ys3 I,n,an. Sui i-I Il C., Ia
g.s Eer.s. C-s-. T.
z us Machine Improved a joe. '-.t,l z has 5ee1
"'.. '.- .as' year H.i sr- .. ..rH, Of gas and
:, $40. "..."-' e.--s.-. %" vH-, ra,..r. and be less
' q" --.".- n. "r--r ;. asy ot.-r NIcli.ae IN use
% lire Tst-- '"...
W are H.. '-..-.aa.1r.- = and T.i have ready for
De- ser.- tg -'- JET J--r v tf.ue. 81 1F.s latent,
70 20 .4y Iaie improvements. made o. 81. U-s'
rIa.', ava ty tNprr -lC-l Vorku-U and IIr,-r cur
selves can furnish th= strongest. h-.t made and
most perfect Grass and Graz. C-tt=r ta-t be C.
tanned.
TERNs-C..s 80, la.f cash. ami hal. o. fogr
months time. $50.
M,case- delivered ~ lie Railroad depot, .a Ottawa.
or 10 .t'... .r.- OBJ. charge.
~ ....t.-st-re aud have e- sale superior horse
p""rf = -....-- made from lev lai Improved u4.-
t.ra-- "..- Use II %: 10 ls~ prise Also. go Mas
~ Fa aHlr'-ri patent.
-at Eol4. o. every I-., Ir;io-. al repair, Of
kinds ~ ra.raaerE done at SNORT notice anu 81
E=.-s.4u. -aa..-
a. uars v-rr.a:rI. TEYoN >ANDIgoHD eco.
.sls-.H ErY.a H-..F- stf.-.f H.
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TO fttIi efcT-.
M + sell Line. Hair. S.ucCo and Cement. and are
w now prepared to ill orders at low rates
Junll VAN D0REN 4 OSBORN.
ECsT received aud for sale 100 barrels mar Jhicco
- Lime. ljun III VAN DOZEN &UsBoRN.
Grand lssl Of Dslsy E:a7i,
fssHERE will be a grand Ball and entertainment a
+ LIGHT GUARD HALL.
On the evening of the 3h OF July which all lovers of
good music dancing enjoymeu: generally, are
vit,d to attend.
Music ny Hunt kaiell's quadr!c band, with entire
music.
Tickets 81. ljun1lI A. SCHNEIDER
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ty days.

ASoTHER FEosT-Michigan, which es-
capped serious damage from the frost of
week before last, was considerably scotch
ed b. second frost on Friday night last,
which also extended slightly into the ad-
joining States. Garden vegetables were
cut down, corn badly "nipped and fruit
killed. 1t seems to have been pretty gen
eral throughout Michigan
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a RELIC OF THE OrDEx TrME-The fol-
lowing business letter. written during
the stirring time of 1886 in Illinois, will
revive some associations among the old
settlers that cannot fail to be pleasant
The letter was found among some rubbish
a few days ago, and will be recognized by
the writer, who is still among us. 1t was
written by town lot Spectator to part
ner in New York The town was Taze-
well, on Peoria Lake, long ago forgotten.
OTTAWA April IL 1876
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The GAME OF THE CONTINENTAL. POWERS
4 curious witticism has been received by
a Paris paper, recently. 1t is contained in
4 pamphlet published in ll55j. entitled &" A
Game ofCards' France was then, as now,
allied 10 Piedmont. and sustaining a war
against Austria. The sovercigns of Europe
are represented sitting around table and
induising in game of piqeset The follow
ing dialogue takes place between them:
France-Pardon ne. its my time to
play.
F;etmont-I count quint and fourteen.
but lose the point.
-iu~tr!a-Wk hat an awful hand | have
got l an afraid Of I'm attack with clubs
Germany-I would like 10 know the
cards AZ the notion Of the pack
Pru>sia-I viii merely look on.
RU-sia-And 50 will /
Italy-I want = card
Spain-My queen is well guarded; IL
wait for your play.
Pcrtugal-I pass.
Turiey-Tve played enough.
Switzerland-I can play anything pro-
videl the cards are paid for
The appropriateness Of the above TO
present events and persons VIII recdily be
perceived
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-06-18

There are rumors of serious political dis
orders in Mexico
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GREAT WESTERN
iuctiOn and Commission Store,

CAPT 4. =. EsgED.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Goods, Real Estate,
Hor-es, Cha;tcls Clock Watches. Jewrry aud "
ether article in the trade. the Of La sale aII
Jefferson streets The trger House, ottawa. ID
Particular attention paid 10 ,rliias Horses. IlEll
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DoznestiCs.
Consisting OF brown Sfeetings and Shrtings beached
do. all widths and qualities. Particuiar attention ri
to tins department. Having purchased for cash, 7
am prepared TO sell Gerry cheap.
TSckings, Stripes, Checks, Cottonadss,
complete stock Table Linen, white and brown Nap.
kins, Diapers &c.
In short have full supply OF everyt ing pertaining
to hrst-cass city dry goods store all of which cannot
be enumerated in this Advertisement
TO Farmers.
will take Butter and Eggs, at the highes, market
price, i'll exchange for goods.
10 the Ladies.
have just received large supply OF Thompson's
LIBERATED Crown Skirts :" also Douglass Sherwoods
watch spring steel skirts both white and CO.
or.d.
At the old stand, in Glover Cooks block.
ar23 II. +. CLARK.
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My arrangements such that | shall be in the
weekly receipt of goods throughout the season. thus
Aiding to guard against the accumulation of unsafe
able & DDS, and am determined 10 sell them az prices
Ntf ,riU sat The times.
To rhe foU-r patrons OF the Peoples Cheap Store
would say that alu prepared deal with ihvm
saie liberal terms as heretofore, By selling good GOods
at low prices aud small pr, fits. T" all others would
say call and examine MY stock and will convince you
TIA. his is tie place to buy cheap goods, Ihav- large
of
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.
DR.. OEESEEMEI PILLS

UUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS At
30 ja.29 UEroN'S rOoK STORE
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

We have been informed that the usual practice of pan,.rs
| in ordering their supplies of our
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated yERnIEIt,E
Has been to simply write or order vermiture The
quence is that instead of the genuine Dr. Mel AEE,s ysr
fnge they very frequently get one or other Of the man,
less preparations called Vermifaze before public We
therefore beg leave urge spon planter the prsprev and
Importance of invariably writing the name in full and 20 ad
wise their factors that they will not receive any oc
than the genuine Dr. NcLane's Celebrated vermuve pre-
pared by Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh Pa
We would also advise the same precautions in ora-; n
hcLANEs Celebrated LIVER PILLS The great populsrtv
Of these Pills specific Liver Complaint and al,
the bilious arrangements prevalent in the South has IL,
duced the vendors of worthless nosrums to claim for
their preparations similar medicinal virtues Be deceived
DIR. hcLANE's Celebrated LIVER PILLS
Are the original and only reliable remedy for Liver Complaints
that has yet been discovered ge thu planter an
chant as he values his and health Of those enen
on him. to be careful in ordering Take neither verm;fupe
Liver Fills unless you are you getting the genuine DR.
McLANE'S preparedby
FLEMING BROTHERS.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Below we give list of some Of the principal wholesale drug
gs and dealers in patent medicines in this city, and from
whom the genuine Dr. McLanes Celebrated yermuee md
Liver Pills always be They are also sold by all
respectable druggists
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated vERurErTcE
AND LIVER PILLS
lis gross in store and to arrive
j. WRIGHT Il Co,
q and Isl ChRrtres street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIEUGE
AND LIVER PILLS
200 gross to arrive and in store.
sCoyIL 4 MEAD,
Ill and l!3 Chartres street
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
100 gross 10 arrive IN in store
G. N. MORRISON ( CO.,
Il Magazine street.
Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
$50 gross to arrive and in store
GOV ooDMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine Streets
DIR. McLANE'S Celebrated VERNIIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
l25 gross to arrive and In store.
E.B. WIIEELoCK 4 CO.,
43 Magazine street.
Dr. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUtsE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always in store and for sale by
JAMES SYME,
1874 Canal street.
Dr' MchANf's Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER FILLS.
constant supply itstore and for ssles Nv
F. J. HART L CO.,
II and 70 Tctoupitoulas street
LIZ "eAANhs celebrated VERIlFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS
A constant supply always ii store and for ss,s bv
lead, HEDGES & CO.,
los Canal street.
DIR. McLANE's Celebltcd yERM1E1,cE
AND LIVER PILLS.
constant supply always ia sere nd for sale bv
F.. fDUcoNGE,
ma 5ma" 80 Charities street.
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Aane mens have been made with the following Hardwar
herchsnts OF this CITY, who will receive and furnish the
products at the prices regular Agents OF the Com
pany: Aessrs McCIJTCHEON Howell 81 RI
STARK, sTAUFFER AGO.
J. WATERMAN BRO,
FF. FoLGER 4 CO.,
j.. S. RELF 4 CO.,
G. H. sLOCoMB 4 CO.,
PRTEsTLEy BEIN
The OIL fully guaranteed when purch ased
through any Of the above firms.
when orders are sent direct from parties out of the city
they must be accompanied with the of their
or agents in New Orleans.
G. c. BoGERT CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
W !. No 72 Camp street.
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EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-From the Dutch Journals,
says correspondent, note the coming trial. at the
Hague, of the venerable Gen. Gunkel, who, last
month, sent poisoned sausage to his mistress, but
the comestlbe was not eaten by her, killing her
brother and servant maid the mother Of four chill
dren. His object that of the notorious returned
convict, Tawell, to be rid of the expense of her
maintenance. and to obliterate debt Of 1900 guel
ders she had lent him. The apothecary who sold him
the arsenic had taken to get bis receipt for its
delivery. which is forthcoming This is a sad finale
to long career of military exploits, beginning in
1884, when he was artillery lieutenant against the
French, under Jourdan, at Fleurns, afterwards fight
ing under pichegru against the English, in the
Schedt distinguished at the siege of Dantzic where
he won the Cross of the Legion of Honor, mainly
instrumental in the taking OF Breda, and, nally, On
the downfall ct Napoleon, his temperance at Water.
loo in command Of the Dutch and Belgian artillery
on that great day; Singular enough. in pamphlet
achievements apropos Of slight recently mt a on
him BY the Breda garrison. and then winds up with
the following passage: Men have cast stain on
me into the grave" '-
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED 1uAY THE
RICHEST DIADEM
Ever worn by Kings or Emperors,
WHAT? WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR

WHAT? WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because It the God himself provided for all our
rage Reader ahough the bloom eyer brightly in
those Of pearls he ead be covering or the ia}s
with na e'r s "R oe dry or % SIN
charms Pof Moo Resora i've used two no or h hs
rH It ksaa he writer sa ,he
DR. SIR Permit me tS to a % yn s a
Til s!a IN # he ~ ns s t.
fp sasS" s The agsson
slider your Restorative wonderful -Senrion qu ell
""' 's'' ST. s'9 T. T 1FH'S1
r.o ws F;vsssgs T.
received hoie Of your Hail Re %o He ,nS T weeks ago
wife who concluded her hair lille thinking th thy
Ts ty aI sr wo s Rs'f trial So hss
hs ffs s s Ts1g all m
son an strongly su ran the above Restorative per-
oHaRLFs GARDEN
,,. !, ,,,, NEW YORK July 25 1851
s H5 +
almost have gradually and no s FEEL
so hs few s sa sppi Them
pleasant itching so common among PERSONS who freely
PRor woop About years az my mmenee ak all
tried many remedies to no eject ns r am h R
sorsive Jsnnsry st few applications fastened
mer color tback) AT this time it is fully its ogi-
nal color health and appearance and cheerfuy
IS to all. j. H. HOES
The Restorative is put in bottles of three viz arge
medium, and small holds half pint and reas for
one dollar per bottle the medium holds at least twenty
cent more in proportion than the mall reais dollars
e po''e me large holes quart 40 cent propo.
": T.. WOOD CO. Proprietors 3l2 Broadway New York
ket street 81. Louis, NO.
n soip BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
tbs snh also, by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents for
ue 9ou.n. feS 3meod&W
TIME gTN,,L,DSI ~ 1,,,,~ " --
nv III SInpPiy OF o. H. Mumm Co.'S celebrated CHAM
ROYAL ROSE
CABINET, and
Also large assortment of Cruise fills frercs ROR DEAiTX
VI IN eases and casks, At various prices
Iney 0Ief hiso u me assortment of sHERRYS SPARK
FAIE ALE. ~ n'o'ee Vi aoootts
RJ-A liberal discount allowed to the trade
-. WIN. MURE 4 QUENTELI,
Agents for G. II. Mnmm { CO. Reims and
-, Mac Crnse ills freres, Bordeaux
aui 1otl NOS II Gravter and IS Garondelet st.
WIN; a. IA BHsa.kSlTLET"r, BROKER, No. 81 Ora
HS- agency of the 'Manhatan' and go
-- -.@---' etN rork. nl7tf
RoLIs, NUTS, etc.-ln Kegs assorIed Zes in store
- and for sale by G. l. K0uSS BROS, N'''s
trout street,
"i@ w opposite Canal stree. Ferry,
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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.

Fl ss't sss o asap' TS R.
,., si machinery cool and
spst q s1s
Southern oil omo rsn 1ss &c.
hsa.'ssa ny G'n''' found
ts'Fa'd' 80. 4; SMITH.
True Delta ONO. Press Room,
Having been testing tn. N.ehnsry Oil mad. and aynSsd
p sns b. a"s A ...i
sI .,,s sas s,E that OH
The on Is entirely FREQ from the macbi.sry COO,
M ' ssnsd ID ''''' 's'f s1 ecsasisiS HARPER
|. .,,,u. t., ~. Foreman True Delta Press Roon
lssns'' WILLIAM LANG, g; DUNN.
Patent Wheel Grease
This is valuable and economical article and sp.oia,v
adapted for Cart Wheels heavy gearing to
Mills.
The Paint OIL
Answers as cheap substitute Linseed and is sui
BILE for every description Of painting for all coors excep.
white or extreme light shades.
The Deck OIL
Is suitable for decks of Ships Steamboats, and FIR all
road Depot, Bridges etc. etc. 1t will found valuable a. II
preserving properties are particularly
in such
The Gas OIL
Is manufactured especially Planters and others who u
the PORTABLE AS APPARATUS, and is a superior article
for that purpose.
The Company recommend with full confidence their
Navy Pitch,
as superior to sod MARKET II Is perfectly
clean and freeon all impurities and elastic proper
ties not found In any other Pitch.
LIST OF PRICEs;
In harra
Paint OIL =. ...., N cent,
Deck OIL :, q, co,,.
Gas OIL :. and casks ~ n cant.
,, " neei 'reaae' IN barre'.'... cents pound.
Navy i'ch 50 so per BARREL
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Picaynne Ofii-e, New Orlean

have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured Inv
press Of this Office. - ~ ' va ''e
consider il the best Oil have used on my press and
It is entirely free from keeps machinery clean and
freely penetrstes the smallest of oil holes ' ' ~
ls'snedl X. R. SHERMAN,
Foreman of the Press
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LAUNCH OF STEAM SLoop, oF.WAR,-A dispateh
of the 23d from Norfolk says:
The new steam sloopoEwar (six guns) called with.
out authority the Norfolk, launched TODAY in
splendid STYLE She is the last one of the two com.
menced here, and was the first to be- launched Thara
was an immense concourse present.
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Depot N. o.. o and G. W. Railroad)
Algers, Nov H. 1858.
To Southern Oil Company-G enemen take pleasure In
beirg able that had Machinery Oil which Won sent
be used the axle boxes Of cars we'll 70
test it, ~ ~
Car boxes packed with have at an average
speed of Is miles hour without any dtional
oil and remaining perfectly
am at sent engaged in making further relative
tts comparative cost with other lubricators.
Yours respectfully A. SEGER
Tice-Ptesiden and Supernte ndent,
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BURNED TO DEATH.-A little girl three years Of
age was burned to death in St. Louis ON the 25th
INST, by setting fire to her clothes while playing with
friction matches
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IN PRESS-GROBE'S NEW METHOD
For the Piano Forte.


!oaDs. ha The publishers esve to an
pss ans G9E s been .so rfsss
the nas d vsuss IN
' GpnSsr Of the the ar, Of Pay yin The Piano
nnr.mtng devotion to the ,sk Of elementary eachns we
horo ys,eaac s a naT 10 BE- Ig
We can eonhaeny recommend teachers AVID pupils as
s se ss w TO h s p. p Of
III. IL work asfn ssbsans, the same n,
tia, dsvsoped il 9lendo method reehns languages
n o of as' ys p viii H. psef
is met with sngy and after thorough analysis overcome By
This method will undoubtedly provide teachers with wal.
dEes'sd and plan BY witch sound
asqe with nf ar" e. Playing h the Piano
ps Of time viii incredible to 'hose W wh sn bsvs
in me NE, aor, ,,,,,,u. 'S''' ''''''''''s
OF the hands and fngufes and likeness Of
Its Typographical appearance have never been
s s in any musical work has been issued
s s f 81 fa"" bound in cloth
sS 5ss''
And will be Tor saleb by Pr. WERiEIN' 'e''
CHANGE OF NUMsER, BUT NOT OF LoCA-
Drs CLARK FRIEDRICHs
Dentists.
Me- 124 formerly l2l1s) CANAL. STREET
-. :. Union Bank Building
ICE CREAMS, -------------
BISCUIT GLASSE
AND SHERBETs
10 De had ut all hours
HoWARD's,
.o LEI Camp street,
- ol opposite St. Parcks Church.
NAVAL sTORLs-40Oo barrels Tar, Pitch. Kosin and
\ Spiri TurpeItine for sale by ' '' os'n am
VIZ ,o ALFRED KEARNY
-. -NM,M ~ Magazine
TANNERS OIL-aO barrels some low n1ired and
some very fne for sale by
ALFRED KEAENY
hi' -AWo" y Magazine street.
(1LUFc-12o barrels, landing and for sale by
ALFRED KEARNY,
nilI Zhw3w 70 Magazine street.
M ALLETS, CAuLKINti IRONS, HEATLES, etc., for
1Nl sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
NIL 2sW5w u Magazine street.
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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OPPICE-NO. "a CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.

THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OPRIcE-No. n CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
This Company prepared furnish with
their SUPERIOR
MACHINERY OIL,
At as per cent Below the Cheapest LubrI-
eating agent In use.
Tho OIL is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUN and ACID. and at
IS DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains Its Perfect Lnnpidity.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRIcArINa OIL
This on beog penetrating nature the tendency IL to col
ect dust dirt that have seeetsd ITSELF
lated in the various defects mperecons In the machinery
Therefore, where other Oil has used machinery
should be thoroughly cleaned and again
clean IT of, after applying our on.
Where machinery kept ceau the Southern Oh Compsny's
Lubrcating Oil will DO found superior any
the use Of OIL, Is important keep your machinery
clean.
Is proper that be distinctly understood that the Oil
ufactured by this Company is the first from Rosn
that suitable for Nachnerya previously used for that
purpose has been mixed with other lubrcatng agents.
even then failed avoraby with OIL The
improvements introduced machinery Of the Southern Oil
Company works. and the improved method adapted expe
ing entirely the acid and gluten all oil heretofore
obtained from Rosn enables thom their Oil pure
and rely soey ia merits 1t is offered public
with full knowledge part the Company of its being
what they represent and in sl when her
agents, 1t is guaranteed to perform what promised
In addition to these assurances the Of the Company
the Oil has been thoroughly past tre months by
Of the best practical engineers nachin.s in the
souh-nost of whom weknown city through
out the State and who fully endorse
Its superiority most other oils
portion Of these Testimonials submitted md va aak