New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.

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THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OrprcE-No. 70 CAM STREET,
New Orleans.
This Company prepared farusb consumers with
their SUPERIOR
MACHINERY OIL,
At Is per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
eating agent I'm use.
The on Is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUN snd ACID. and at
50 DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains Its Perfect Linpidity.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRrCATINa OIL.
This on being Of penetrating the tendency to col
ect dust dirt that may secreted ITSELF
lated IN tho various perfecons the Dschnery
Therefore, where other Oil has been used the machinery
should be thoroughly cleaned and be again
clean It Oh, after applying OIL.
Where machinery kept cess the Southern OIL Compsny
Lubrcatng Oil will superior 10 any now use In
the use Of any Oil, It is important keep your machinery
clean.
1t Is that be distinctly understood that the Oil man
uactured by this Company made from Rosin
that suitable for Machnery-a previously used for that
purpose has been mixed with other ubcating agents.
then failed favorably good OIL The
improvements introduced in the machinery Southern Oil
Company works. and the improved method adapted Of expe
ing entirely the acid and gluten oil
obtained from Rosn) enables Thorn OIL pnre
and rely solely its merits. It the public
with full knowledge OF the Company Of It's being
what they represent and in all when
agents, II Is guaranteed to perform what Ia promised.
In addition to these the part Company
the Oil has been thoroughly tested the past by
of the best practical engineers nachini.s the
South-ost Of whom city through
out the State and who fully endorse their signatures
its superiority over most other oils E 'a
Of teatnno limit al andw ask
careful perusa by all parties interested
oy appeal being
Of Southern product and manufacture II fail
the attention the hearty every
friendly to Southern enterprise 5-
N. O., jackson and Great Northern Railroad,1
New Orleans, Jan. I, 1859
have Ssse using the
,hs i've sids y .ds .ith
M ef satisfaction
81 pas S 6ss,s. 2h q
III Ind ' I'll hs am
'1ss e.. safs take in reporting uAs.
lsgnedl s.T.yANL LOON,
Dsp'ss- o. s 3 ssa & NV r fs. ,sss
@ s o ss nc Sassey I
me TO be used on the axle boxes q our 70 work we'll
test it. '''', nav 1'' 'A' p'' 1'a me 10
off, and remaining perfectly cool. * ~-N''''1N'
It's w tests relative to
Yours Well and sEsEs
Depot N. o., o. and G, W. Railroad Co..
t. The Southern oD %
show saving Is per cent The expenses Of Lard
OIL when used for the purpose while it equally
shall adopt lis exclusive for that particular purpose
isignsdl Ni' '''ps'A K. B sEeER,
| Pass Christian, October 8, 1858.
pss 81 sns s the
process by which they OIL and entirely ths
s1f np' the alkaline
to % sd what 9 s
against the OIL as without the features which have
eating yhs viz The dIseovsrss made
| eially in cold climates.
achievement which will new sonrce Of wealth to boS
rs,r,a,, Your 0beaient servant, e,,,r
New Orleans, January Is 1852
months different sugar parishes this state
az II h
Ny own Observation o has convinced me that is not a
By snS ss Of ss and s from all tn.
T shafts On sn 5 keep he ss fes
any machinery has proved SO eli
en a, s 81 By M in
to any other for the purpose above named.
4 Very respectfully, your obedieut servant.
Chemical Laboratory, New Orleans School of Medicine,
have carefully examined specimen Of Rosin on from thu
low M nns 9% a the s q
thirty eight degrees below freezing point twelve de-
being liquid '' It highly valuable
agent in climates where the ,emperature is naturally low
temperature low the artificial it has been subjected
witho fs, freezing. ~ cp .woonp n
and New Or
smithheld Plantation October 80 1858.
Dear sfs IsfSip, + IN snd
ensneers % ay yeuP dss
for he II h hays
cheap and valuable Oil of home maruf,ctory.
s sssS me two barrels and ''s %
Agents of the Southern Oil COMPANY New orieans@Dsar
Sir Ps ess aps s ys sns9 s
en- SsssisF as &c ii
find i in respect preferable other have aso
equal point HH
Company branch
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credtabe people they do
almost untold wealth. Surely the South should encourage
every effort looking to her industrial from the
@ BE
every Southern patriot believe will ponded
| to. Your ob't serv't,
[signedl MAUESEL WHITE.
Houma December g. 1858.
Mr. F. W. c. Cook, New Orleans-Dear Sir The Machinery
ober gave entire satisfaction journals being free from gum
| aud heat.
For sugarhouse purposes IT will do we'll Illuminating
| OIL Thanks for The barrel sent yesterday.
Yours respectfully,
lsgnedl ii. BRENGIER.
| Commercial Cotton Press !
New Orleans, November s, 1855
have thoroughly teted the Machinery Oil
the Southern Oil Company the sides wrists
the Commercial Press, and find in superior