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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21
Personal.
country.

Mise Ida Craig whom We have mentioned as the su-
tho,ess of the fifty guinea Burns prize poem in London,
is poor girl shout % years of age, and, until
Gently, supported herself and her mother by sewing
neck ties. She is Assistant Secretary of the Ma
tona Association of Social Science in London got
up by Lord Brougham. The poem is good, not great,
and bore off the palm from Cpl competitors. 1t is
published in al the British journals.
Mr. Parton's researches in Nashville for msterials
for mis- biography of Jackson have been very
frl. In two or three days he discovered such
of matter that the copying involved e1psndi-
ture Of $50.
The profits Of Mrs. Kembe' readings for the psst
seasoD estimated st from 5000 to 81 600. She will
give Shskespe areisn residing here again. and
season pext Winter in Boston will terminate her ap-
pesrance in public altogether.
Miss Alice J. Chase, sister Of Gov. Chase, died in
Columbus, last Wednesday sfter few hours Illness
in the sd year Of age
Nine Of the Burns poems sent in TO the English
Prize Committee were from the United States. The
second poem in the estimation of the judges was writ.
ten by boy OF fifteen named Myers, and is consid.
cred quite 81 extraordinary performance for boy Of
that age as anything of Chatteron's.
Heaa on renegade Northern Professor in tue Georgia
State Upiver,ity, named Lee, formerly of Buffalo
Mr.. Lee wants tie South to reopen the slave trade
and is writing in the papers shout it, The Republican
gees al him marfully.
Fanny Fern says she had narrow escape
from being minister's wife, and tells how che would
have acted in such case. Her mad prauks, GAYS
Prentice, would evidently have made her husband
dissenting minister.
One Of the philosophical residents Of Harrison
squsre, Do,clestsr, Mass, early in the Winter ex.
perdsd some hity dollars in the erection Of DAM 90
that number Of scres of his land should be flooded
in order to obtain skating field for the use Of his
friends ard neghbors. His efforts wess successful,
and the whole village has enjoyed the benefits Of his
Artificial pond, whenever the ice would permit The
young people Of the square last night presented this
gentleman with silver pitcher, and also made his wife
handsoms present. in token Of their appreciation Of
his thoughtful enterprise.
The New.York correspondent of Tie Boston
ITarelT ssys that Bonner of The Ledger is about to
publish that wonderful specimen of Journalism in Lon-
don and that an agent Is already in Ens land making
arrangements for the publication there.
"A copy Of Dante, belonging to Orsini, with auto
graph, sold for GO francs at book sale in Paris.
The Empress Eagerie is busily engaged in collect.
ing autographs of the Borsparte family she collects
everything they wrote everything belonging TO their
history, and has already assembled enough to fill
twenty-five volumes, which she has richly bound 10
her lbrGy.
BY report from Gov Morgan to the Senate it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

A SERIES OF THE BOLDEsT FORGERiEs IN HART
FoRp.-Tbis community will De astonisned 10 hear
that DIR. Linus Z. Brockstt, formerly OF the frm o.
Brockett g. Hutchinson, booksellers, was TINS ss.ef
noon arrested charged with forging the lndorsement Of
ALVIN s. Stilmsn upon note OF $780, deposited wiz
g. f. Bissell & Co., az collateral security for can
loan. Mr.. Stillmsn formerly Endorsed 10 considers
be amount for Messrs. BrOckett 81 Hutchinson sna
since the dissolution has indored for DIR. Bfocks'
There is still out genuine indorsemest, tor wncI
he has ample collateral security. There are severe
forged Inducements held by banks, brokers aca P'
yste citizens amounting in the whole 70 severai 1oE
sand dollars. DR.. Brocke.t has borne high repusr
ton as q gentleman, scholar ard Christian, peDs
a churcb-In. mber IN regular standing. HIS coeno[
toIs to several msgazi.es and papers, TO Appis.cI
Ercyclopeds and his literary lsbors OF varous k"'''
show man Of culture and reading. -
MURDER or A. j. BRD.-The HanEstdi s"I
MesseRger Of the 18th informs Us that A. J' DIV,
weLhnown citizen VI Rslls County, where he oad ~.
uerous relatives, was murdered d few days ago py
Young man named Smith, who fired load OF sn p.
iDot through lis abdomen. The proyocation thar -
NouIg Smith Ia tae commission Of the act wS's
Iractice by A. jay Bird of ste sllng small qlsnte''
corn from the tcd Of Smiths father.
DANMrsG THE DELAwARE.-The Trenton pspe,
oppose the bill now before the Legislature OF PenSS
yania relative 10 the Delaware Division CsnA ".
giving that Company the power TO construct 10
sroes the Delaware, first securing the necessSy Hs
lation from the St.te OF New,Jsrsey. From tne ~
position made II seems doubtful that the cepses'
Ne y. jersey coz Nc ob.aiLed.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE KANSAS LEGIS-
LATURE.
IRON Our Special Core.ponasnt.


LAwREscE, X. T., Feb. 10, 1859.
The Legislature expired by limitation las. night at
II o'clock Before that time tie Governor cent bsck
the Convention Act passed this session with his sp-
provs. 1t appears, tn ,refore, that new con.titu-
topal movement ls 10 be begun.
An Amnesty Act Was passed yesterday, and approved
by the Governor, declaring amnesty for all of.nses
growing ont OF political matters in Lykins, Lynn,
Bourbon, MeGhee, Allen and Anderson Counties. AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

Ii will be reeolected that few months since a
great sensation was created in New-LondOn, by the
wonderful cure of child from fits by healing me-
dium, who took a snake from the patieLt. 1t now
seems hat the child has not been cared but has fits
as formerly and people beginning to believe that
they have beep hGmbaggsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-21

The steamship Edinburgh left the Clyde on the
morning of Jan. 81 but her latest Glasgow papers arc
of Saturday, the 29th and Liverpool and London Of
the 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

-, -, r,, - i7eer NHiIge, Jahuhry Is. 1853.
srs have been using very extensively upon all ma
chneIy belonging to the plantation viz Sugar Mill and
CINE Draining heels Pumps, Saw and Corn Mills the OH
manufactured from Rosin by the Southern Oil Company and
used the Wheel Grease and the Navy Pitch and for plantation
know other equal in point of economy duration and
service -
glad to notice the success which attends the efforts of
the Company and believe that in time this branch of in
dusty will rival almost other among With the immense
pine forests which abound throughout The South it will be dis
credtabe people ii they do into sources Of
almost untold wealth, Surely the South Should encourage
every effort looking her industrial from the
North and in branch OF manufacture promises more
brilliant than in this. The appeal should brought home to
every Southern patriot and believe will be re ponded
to. Your obt serv't,
lsgneil MAUNsEL WHITE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
[Signedl
Chemical Laboratory New Orleans School of Medicine

Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School Medicine
September 20, 1858.
have carefully examined specimen of Ron oil from the
Southern OIL Company and find that retains its perfect lin
pdity low six below of Ratrenhet's
scalery degrees below freezing point at twelve de-
below becomes turbi but not CONCEAL still
being liquid. It is therefore highly valuable ubcating
agent in climates where the temperature naturally low
can scarcely he exposed under ordinary circumstances
temperature low the artificial has subjected to
without freezing.
ISienedl I. L. CRAWCoUR, Md
Professor Of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New Or
leans School of Medicine.
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Pieayune Office, New Orleans, I

December II, 1858. \
have thoroughly tested the Machinery manufactured by
the Southern Oil Company for tie past weeks the
press Of this office.
consider the best Oil have my PRESS
shall continue lis
entirely from gum keeps the machinery clean and
freely penetrates tue smallest Of oil holes
isiguedI II. R. SHERMAN,
Foreman Of the Press Room.
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RAILROAD COMPANIES.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NoRTHER
Railroad Company.-Depot corner of Calliope and Ma

NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad Company.-Depot, of Callope and Mag
noa steers. 80
Richard ). Chares.. .Secre AIRY and Treasurer.
oh1ce, Camp street, opposite Lafay cite square.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Raload Company. Ferry foot of St. street Depot
at Algets. f''
". RS.iteWes'... President.
osi : .a.s a. See eta-y.
NEW ORLEANS AND PONTCHARTRAIN RAILRo4D
Compauy-Depot corner Elysi Fields and
.PresideSt
Once, Victoria street. near the depot.
NEW ORLEANS AND CARRoLLToN RAILRoAD-De.
pot corner Baronne and Perdido streets
LAFAYETTE HoRsE-cAR RAILRoAD-Depet, Is Ba.
rome street:
CARROLTON AND LAKE RAILROAD Depot Tivo]
Circle.
George CurreDuncan. President
Alberto Blanchard. Secretary,
Office. No. Is Baronnestreet.
MEXICAN GULF RAILROAD-Depot corner of goodchr
dren and Elysian Fieldsstreets
W. G. Bakewe!l Executor
Office, No. 90 Gommonstreet.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD, Marshall, Texas,
TEHAUNrEPEC COMPANY, As Carondelet street.
ENe i1asese.. PRESIDENT.
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| PEEST1crANA- Atlantic Monthly says that
| woman is a link between earth and heaven" So is
a sausage tossed into the cir.
The editor of the Washington Constitution says he
Is in the dark" That's where blind men always
are. z-s4-9.
The Madison Times, speaking of the Democratic
strife in Kentucky says that the editor Of the Courier
keeps up his end very WELL" Certainly he does
but schiche
The Frankfort Yoeman says that the Democratic
policy will be carried out. Hadn't itbetter left outs
Mr. ]. Smart, of st, Paul. was recently prosecuted
by young widow for breach of promise. He settled
the difficulty by marrying her. He made her Smart
lest she should him.
The London Times says that our Secretary Of the
Treasury " has woven some curious financial webs.''
We guess they are very much like other Cobb-webs.
Why does shipbuilder daub the outside of his
vessel all over with tar? Would it not be sufficiently
pitched by tie ocean?
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II. STILES.


AigierI, january 8, 1859. {
We have been using the Southern Oil Company Machinery
Oil every department of the machinery this mill for about
months past and find fully equal the Lard OIL If
any difference give the preference this Oil shall
time its use.
lSigncdl HUGHES, VALLETT 4 CO, Projectors.
GEO. W. GERRY, Engineer and Machinist
In addition to the Saw Mill have also used on the en-
gne and machinery OF the Louisiana Dry Docks the same
period. and with equal sasf action and results
LSignedl HUGHES, VALLETT l. co.
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smithfed Plantation October 80 1858.
To tho Agents Of the Southern Oil Company Orleans
Dear sirs am in receipt of favor of the 9Th and
i'll reply have to say hnve used the
eating Oil obtained from and, hstandng the preiu
dice of engineers satisfied fully your des
criptior. am satisfied thai You have at
tanned great desideTam for the South in furnishing us
cheap and valuable Oil OF home marufecory.
Please send me two barrels and obge yours respectfully
lsigneul w. JONES LYLE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21


New Orleans November s, 1858
have thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured by
the Southern OIL Company, the Sides Journals Of
the Commercial Press and find every superior
Lard OIL and fully equal any Oil have on ma
chinery II farther than Lard OIL entirely free
from gum, and keeps tue Journals cool. consider altogether
lnbrcaior have used during my experience Of fifteen
years engineering, and shall continue IS use.
lSigRedl HENRY INGRAHAM
Engineer OF Commercial Cotton Press.
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California Saw Mills, Third District,

New Orleans, Nov. l6 1858.
The Southern Oil Company Having now fully
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil made by your Company on the
engine machinery of the above mentioned Saw MIL
have The pleasure state that highly approve of ubri-
eating Oil bens in my opinion fully equal lubrcator
any Oil have used and in point of economy sperora
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum.
[signedl II. STILES,
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MAUNsEL WHITE.

Houma, December g. 1858.
Mr. F. ". G. Cook New Oreans-Demr Sir The Machinery
Rosn Oil from the Southern Oil Company you sent me in Oc
ober entire satisfaction journals being gum
and heat.
For sugar-house purposes it will do as well Illuminating
OIL Thank. for the barrel sent ne yesterday
Yours respectfully,
lSgned] NJ. j. BRENGIER.
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COTTON PRESSES.

ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets.
FREREr's, '''"''' ''' s'l'''''
St Mary sstreet, between Perdido and Pc, drslp
Corner of st. Thomas and Basin streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard sreets
BRAMAH,
Corner of Tchoupitoulasand Richard streets.
New Leveeand Louisastreets.
PLANTERS, -''' N-'
Corner Annunciationand Richardstreets,
Corner eand Clouet streets Thr dDsttIct
Corner Hendersonand New Leyeestreets.
UNION,
CornerNew Leveeand Rotignacstreets
CornerCanaland Roberssonstreets.
,.,, Corner fTshoagitonlasan oransestr s.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRES,
streets, Third District.
Lsysestreet, opposite ss, ThirdDistriot.
New Leveeand Rofignacstreets.
Lsysssteeet. acknowledgement louststrssts
u CHURCHES.
=, "; g Pnncan,ca Basin.
mnssasts Conception -Baronne ON CANAL ctia.''
s. ssi louis esE@e Square.
st. Anthony-Rampmt, tic. Cont.
Ae1sS lSs oasa aea I"ne
ST. Barhoomew-Villere, Seguin and Barthelemy, Al
giers -
St. John Bnpst-Dryades, b. Clioand Calliope.
St. Joseph--Common, b. Marias and Where.
st. Marie--Conde, II. Urspne.
st. Mary-Josephine, b. Live Oak and Laurel.
St. Patrick-CRmp, b. lrla and Gjrod.
St Peter-Mariguy. b. Casacalvoand Greatmea.
ST. Theresa-Crmp, opp. junction with Prytania.
St. Trnity--S Ferdinand.
st. Vincent de Paul-treaTnen, Montegut.
Ursuiine Convent-Brow the city.
| CHRISTIAN : Camp, c. Meponene.
FIRST CONVERSATIONAL: ST. Charles. n. Julia
PROT ANT EPISCOPAL: ST. Peter s-tseanens BetheD
Espanaee. I'Eglist Protesante Francase-kanpari c.
Benvile. Christ Church-Canal Danphine St PGnl's-
Camp Gaiepue Irke's Hercules, near Felicity read
| Trinity-JacFsou Plaquenine Alnunciaion- Annun'
| citation Square. Mouut Olivct-Alg'ers.
LUTHERAN: Entcrpe, b. Baeghus and Dryades.
C. Chestnut MORGAN, G. E,shen. Drysdes Terpsichore
Pety c. GreateG. Marias, Benyilleand Cont. Coffee
n Jackson. ST. Pau, tcolored,) Carrolon Carroliton
| Nayaie,. AfG:f S.
| PHFSBYTERIAN: Lafayette sqrare. Prytania, c. Clio.
C,sf,cavo Ra'iroad Canal, franklin Fulton, n.
Bouligny, Camp n. Gad's.
GERM. EVA Nj. Pro estant-Philip, Chippewa Prots
thnt-Hlo, b. Apt 'loand SRgaies.
yNtrARIAN Pryt ra, Gal1iope Clio, b. Prytanta ard
pryldss fefpsichGs4 p,EayltGs Euterpe. D. sscchvs
Ral DrSHdes,
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Delta Office, New Orleans,

Della Office New Orleans,
December 20, 1888, :
Having used the Machinery Oil furnished by the Southern
on Company on the pres. of this office fer months
pleasure in stating that Is entirely free from
altogether the best Oil have had in press
When the Oil FIRST applied collected n the dirt which
had accumulated since which IL has perfectly
clean and bright.
satisfied there better lutricatns that
furnished b the southern Oil Company AMI intend TO con-
tiuue lis
/ Signedl II. McIANTs,
Foreman of the Press Room.
G. C. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents for the Southern Oil Company,
fe9 If No p Ca mp street.
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lSigned

New Orleans, January H. 1859.
Southern Oil Company Gentlemen: During visit oil
about two months in the different parishes this Sta
have met with several planters who using your Rosin
Oil their mills and all of them spoke of it the high
est terms lubrcating Oil.
Ny observation also, has convinced not
feced by variations of Temperature from all the
and dirty properties which always found in the use
Of all o her lubricatng OTIS.
The shafts Of sugar mill are from the teavy and irregular
most other machinery and substance proved Elf
Gent for that your OIL This experience
to confirm the opinions expressed by you
in October last stating that Oil would superior
to any other for the purpose above named.
Very respectfully yoar obedieut servant,
[signedl S. II. GILMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, !,

December Is, 1858.
hereby certify that using land some
time the Machinery Oil manufactured by Southern Oil
Company and find it Superior the OIL and fully
equal sperm. The longer the ii ased with
1t. lSighedl JOHN r. ALEXANDER,
Foreman of the Press Room.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OPPIcE-No. u CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.

This Company prepared furnish consumers with
their SUPERIOR
MACH1NERY OIL,
At rs per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
eating agent In use.
The OIL is CHEMICALLY PURE; Is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUN and ACID, and at
80 DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
RetaisB it's Perfect Lmpidity. --
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS

s. NICHOLSON 4 CO. Carondeletstrse.
SAMUEL SMITH CO., Corner Camp street and Commercial
Alley. ~'.
IuDSON CO. Corner Camp and Canalstreets.
BROWN. JOHNSTON CO., No. SO Camp street
BEN01sT, SHAW 4 CO.. No. 81 Camp sf:eet.
DAMN Cf COMMERCE, JACOB BARKER, Agent,
CornerCam onnd Ora vierstr sets
H. W. CONNER SON, No. 80 Carondelet street
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EXYgsassss... .DYEING. ,..DYEING

T. aoNgEMPs, DYER AND sCoUREE,
10 60 Bourbon street,
s. y iRfs5:n the public that be has list assumed
ssS s etue, Heretofore with the careful atten-
t.1ay s-s- sstfa.iI ne IS celebrated.
s ss of ,''a blishnlent R0prhea
ste IL a szrsaDeo fer those Hss honor lin WIS their
fsxG SE12lrz q ~
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BROWN. JOHNSTON CO., No IS Camp street.
BANK Of ooSEERoE N; 5isos s@ as 'zss, Agent,
SER
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, North. cart
John Ms sss%. Vice Pyes
AE 5Is III. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No
op psTssston; President.
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY, Nc. ios Cam.
y.Tuy ss.,: President.
Camp and CommercalPlace. 4A - S'hn'
eesS.g Ns 5Snssi yss fsss.
| LOUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY aou.b
east corner Camp and Natchesstreets. - ''N''
ssEfsIe y pTssisent
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner csrr
Common streets.
J Inr'ss ho..a.s President
James Edwards. ........................se Secretary
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 3 ca
4 O. ss Ssi iss[ PRESIDENT.
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMP ANY NJ Ph,,..
depha, as Camp street. -A-
Harmon Doane....... ........................Agent
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANSuIry and
Trust Company, No. 4S Campstreet.
n poahe. General Agent
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSUR NOE COM
pany, corner St. Charles and Perdidostreets.
Liverpool AND LONDON FIRE AND IIs yen INe,,
rance Company of ommon CaroneIet streets
A. anfear, E. Rodewald, I. Byrne. Directors.
II. ". ogdeh..
| HOME INSURANCE of New York, Al Magazine streets.
ZEN fIs s sSEHAsSH y
roudelet street. ''' va
pha. and " - A'Ae'
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY of Harri,.
burg, Penn, No 80 Camp street.
Chas. A. babuzan Il Co...,,,...........--. Aye,tv
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Canal and
St. Charles streets. - ~ A
A. Chapella. Observation-Disclosures, pres;ds,t
Secretary.
HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY, corner of Excbsry.
Place and Canal street. eS
-. Iaee. wee President,
,, : :. =. Secretary.
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY Office, % St. Charlie
street zacharie Buildings. " ~
Placide Forsta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS res;de,t
tnr
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Depot N. O., 0. and G. W. Railroad
Algiers Nov. IL, 1858.
To Southern Oil Company-Gentlenen take pleasure in
being able that had Machinery OIL which Won sent
me 10 be used the axle boxes Of we'll
1t. 49,
Car boxes packed with have at an average
speed of Is miles hour without of any
oil and remaining perfectly COOL
am at engaged in making further relative to
its comparative with other lubrcators
Yours respectfully, A.. B. SEGER,
VicePresident and Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

Pass Christian October 6, 1858.
Dear Sir went to Mobile Monday and the work.
Of the Southern Oil Company, explained TO me fully
the process by refine the Oil and "expe entirely the
perty SO essential to all lu5ricatory oils"
This precisely what all Rosn Oil makers heretofore
failed to do and what has caused the weouhdei prejudice
against the Qll SIS without the features which
Toned Quoted above the oil wonld value for u5r
in the Mobile Works, beieve will prove far
superior other Oil for lubcatng purposes espe
cially in cold climates.
but congratulate the Company and the country upon the
achievement, which will be of wealth to both
Your obedient servant
(siguedl S. H. GILMAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21

DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRIcATINs OIL.
This OIL being Of penetrating NATURE the tendency
ect any dust dirt that have secreted ITSELF
lated In the various defects peectons machinery
Therefore, where other OIL has been used, the machinery
should be thoroughly may be necessary again
clean 1t of, after applying OIL.
Where machinery kept clean the Southern Companys
LubrcatinR Oil will be found superior any use In
the use OF Oil, is important keep your machinery
clean.
Is that be distinctly understood that the Oil
uactued by this Company is the first from
that suitable for Maciney-a previously used for that
purpose has been mixed with other lucaing agents. and
even then failed to avorably with good Lard
introduced in the machinery the Southern Oil
Company works. and the improved method adapted expe
ing entirely the acid and gluten Contained in all oil
obtained from RoBin) to submit tkcir Oil pure
and rely oley its merits is offered the public
with fu knowledge on the part Of the Company Of being
what they and all cases. when their
agents is guaranteed to perform promised.
In addition these on the part of the
the Oil has been thoroughly tested for past by
some Of the best practical engineers nachins the
southmost of whom this city and through
out the State and who fully endorse
It's superiority other oils.
portion of these testimonials submitted we ask
careful perusa by all parties interested the score OF
appeal direct to the interest while being
of Southern product and manufacture to attract
the attention the hearty Of every one
friendly to Southern enterprise.
NO, jackson and Great Northern Railroad {,
New Orleans, jan I, 1859.
have been using the Machinery Oil furnished by the
Southern Oil Company the boxes Of the this
the past two Notwithstanding side by side with
oand in respect thus far 1t gives erre satisfaction
keeping the bsxes cool and free from gum.
On two cars brasses the 18th of Decemberone
with the Ron OIL and the other with OIL On ex
animation this day lind the Rosin Oil the ceanes and in
other respects fully equal.
results 80 ~
lSgnedl S. IT. VAN LOON
Master MachinIst,