New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-23
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.


THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
oFFrcE-No. u CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
This Company new prepared furnish with
their SUPERIOR
MACHINERY OIL,
At 10 per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
eating agent in use.
The Oil Is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUM and ACID, and at
IS DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains Its Perfect Limpidty.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBR1CATING OIL.
This Oil being of penetrating nature the tendency is to col
lect dust dirt that may have secreed ITSELF
lated the various defects mpectons the machinery
Therefore, where other Oil has used the machinery
should DO thoroughly cleaned and aganto
clean 1t of, after applying OIL.
Where machinery kept clsap the Southern Oil Compsnys
LubricanR OIL will be found superior in In
the use Of OIL 1t Is important keep machinery
clean.
It proper that be distinctly understood that the OIL
uactured by this Company Is the hrst Rosn
that suitable for Machinerya previously for that
purpose has been mixed with other lubrcatng agents. and
even then failed compare voraby with Lard Oil The
introduced in the machinery OIL
Company works. and the improved method adapted OF expe
ing entirely the acid guon Contained In all oil
obtained from Rosn) enables hon their Oil pure
and rely solely on its merits is offered the public
with full knowledge the part Of the Company Of being
what they represent and In all procured
agents. It is guaranteed perform what Is promised
In addition to these the part Company
the OIL has been thoroughly tested month"; by
Of the best practical engineers and schnss in tho
south-nost of whom wellknown city through
ont the State and who fully endorse their
It's superiority most other oils.
portion Of these testimonials submitted,
careful by all parties Interested
ony appeal direct to tho while being
Of Southern product and fail
the attention and the every
friendly to Southern enterprise.
NO jackson and Great Northern Railroad
49,, .,.u ~. ". l New Orleans n Jan; 1852
Company 81 the cars on this road for
a two dS y aide With
keeping the boxes cool and FREQ from gum
the ss @ S o On
Anination ms day snd the Rosn Oil the ceansst. in
After further will take pleasure reporting further
'''S''N' Master ss h aseSiinst
Depot NJ o. s q sea & Ao ". f. h1'issssssd',
being sbie 10 that Machinery oil you
o. tie limited time have had in has
hour s
am at present. engaged II making further tests relative to
It's comparative with other ubeators
vicefresiden. and Superintendent.
Depot N. O., O. and g. W. Railroad Co..
Gsa I'll o
boxes show saving Of Is cent the expenses
OIL when used for the purpose while equally
We shall adopt its exclusive for that particular purpose
at once es,o,.,, Yours respectfully, r, sr,,n
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Pass Christian October 8, 1855
the Southern Be S and hs to
Ds,sy % essential e, to al,aersa,ory oils
failed and what has caused the prejudice
ss aa hs
eating p h @ WV the % MADE
sgpsror any other Oil for ub,Icang purposes
achievement which will be of wealth both
tsgnedl ' ''''-' '' s. H. GILMAN.
New Orleans January Is, 1885,
Southern OIL Company-Gentlemen During visit oil
about months in the different sugar parishes this state
oil on their sugar mills Of them spoke Of il in the high.
est terms as I. a lubriea,ng on
by G ys sH and is e a firm
al abreD os IN the use
The shafts u m from the heavy irregular
az has
confirm the By n to
October stating that Jour Oil prove far superior
lsgued cry Respectfully your ''''S s. H. GILMAN.
Chemical Laboratory New Orleans School Of Medicine
carefully examined specimen Of Rosin oil from the
Southern Oil Company and find that it retains its perfect
eight degrees below freezing point Twelve de-
It esor. q hs s not
agent in climates where the temperature is naturally low Il
without freezing ~ '' INe '''n '1l'''''a 10
Professor Chemistry and Medical jurisprudence New Or.
To the Agents of the Southern Company New Orleans
reply The barrel q ns1.
s's 9 sR 5 5su
,ripti9r Il am satisfied a hs have
and 81 s' s a
Please ssed me two barrels and 01ss e oss
Agents ., the Southern OH COMPANY New 81 of
hnery Belonging to plantation Sugar Mil ii and En-
oS ss R G. H. s e eS 81
assd hs o
know other equal in point of economy, and
am glad to notice the success which attends the efforts
he Company and believe that in time this branch Of in
1usty will rival almost any other among With the immense
forests which abound throughout The South will be dis
,redtabe people II they do into sources Of
almost untold wealth Surely the South should encourage
avery effort looking to her industrial enanchenent from lie
North and in branch of manufacture promises
brilliant than In this The appeal should broug home 10
avery Southern patriot believe will be bonded
Your ob't serv't,
[signedl MAUNsEL WHITE.
Houna December g. 1879
Mr. F. W. G. Cook, New Orleans-Dea The Machinery
Rosin Oil from the Southern Oil Company in
ober entire satisfaction, journals being free from gum
and heat. .
For sugarhouse purposes 1t will do well MS Illuminating
Oil. Thanks for the barrel sent yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
lsignedl NJ. j. BRENGIER.
Commercial Cotton Press
New Orleans, November S, 1858
nave thoroughly tested the Machinery Oil manufactured
The Southern on Company the sides wrists journals
Lard OIL and fully equal to any Oil ever used on ma
chnery 1t farther than Lard Oil entirely free
from and keeps the journals cool ii altogether
the best brieaor have used during experience of fifteen
years engineering and shall continue It's use.
lSignedl HENRY INGRAHAM
Engineer of Commercial Cotton Press
California Saw Mills, Third District,
The Southern Oil Company-ti