The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-10-25
LONDON BOTANIC,
VEGETABLE OIL SOAP,
AND ALSO THE
.InaperiGL RemOUGter.
From the Connecticut Courant

from the C0nnecuCut COuTant
Having witnessed the efficacy of Mr.. Trench's Oil
Soap and Renovation, in removing Oil and Greece from
silk and woOen, we fully concur in the following
commentator Ofthese articles.
From the N. Y. Evening Post
Oil Soap.-lt is an invention OF Mr.. J. Trench,
lately removed to this city, who has discovered COM
position which will remove in few minutes, spots
stains caused by grease, OIL or bad handling, from all
kinds of silks, satIns, and ladies' dresses of every de-
scriptOn, &C.; and also another composition which
will all stains from every kind of wooen CLOTH
from the coarsest to the finest kersimere restoring
them their former condition and colour without the
least soil injury We have seen him go through the
feat.
From the N. Y. Gazette.
The "Oil Soap" and "Imperial Renovator," are
worth the attention of those who wish to have the
means, at small expense of restoring cloth injured
by grease stans to their original appearance. We
have witnessed some experiments, which satisfy us
that what is stated in the advertisement may be rel-
ed on.
From the Newark Sentinel.
The London Botanic Vegetable Oil Soap and
Imperial Renovation, invented by Mr. J. Trench, we
conceive to be an invaluable article in family econo-
my, and totally free from deception imposition.
AT FIRST we disposed think lightly of the COM
position, and place it on footing with many other
things vended to enrich the vender without benefit
ing the purchaser. But Incredibly is removed
and we are persuaded of its efficacy in extracting stains
occasoned by grease and oil from Silks satns, &c.
without inuring the quality colour of the goods.
To prove that there was no duplicity in the NATTER
the proprietor exhibited variety of samples of silks
of the finest and delicate colours from which we
were allowed to make selection. After completely
saturang tho with Jetty oil, he applied the Inn
peral Renovator" and in less period than five min
ues he shook off the cacerous matter, when it appeal
red perfectly restored to its original purity, challenging
the closest scrutiny to suspect the slightest change.
The Oil Soap is equally efcacious in removing grease
stains from all woollen and cashmere cloths.
From the N. Y. Mirror.
We have been much gratfed in witnessing the eff
feet of very useful discovery, by Mr.. Trench. By
process simple as it is expeditions, stains & spots
occasoned by grease Of any kind, can be extracted
from silks of the most delicate colours and texture and
also from wooen cloths of all descriptions. The pro-
pretor of the discovery produced number of samples
of silks of the finest kinds and most beautiful colours,
which he saturated with sweet oil; after which he
covered all the spots with small portions of calcare
GUS matter, scraped from the cake which remained
for few minutes only, and were then wiped off with
a silk handkerchief. By this simple operation the
silks perfectly restored their original beau
ty and cearness, that would suspect they had
ever undergone the sghtes change in their appear
anCe.
From the National Advocate.
"Trench's Patent Oil Soap.-Yesterday we wit
messed number of successful experiments in remo-
wing stains from Silks linen and wolen cloths, with
species of soap invented by Mr. Trench of this city.
In the aourse Of few minutes the whole process was
accomplished aud the suled portion of the fabric,
which destroyed the beauty of the whole, rendered
perfectly pure snd unspotted At first we suspected
the rapldty of the process affected by chemical
operation which might perhaps in)ure the texture of
the cloth but we have had the most satisfactory
that the material used is perfectly innocent
in its nature, and does not in the least weaken the ia
brio upon which it operates.
An invention of the kind must be of great benefit to
every person in society. The ease and simplicity of
the operation, the certainty of the effect and the as
sistance it will lend to domestic econemy must be
powerful recommendations to its circulation in socie-
ty, and the emolument of the ingenious INVENTOR
From the Commercial Advertiser
PATENT OIL SOAP.-We invite the attention of
the ladies the advertisement of Mr.. Trench the in
venor and manufacturer of this highly useful article.
We have this morning witnessed number of expert
ments where oil and grease have been entirely reno
we'd by this absorben in the course of few minutes,
from variety of Silks muslins, &c. and another for
clohs-and the effects of both are equally powerful
Indeed we think it most valuable invention, which
will save many beautiful garment from being cast off
in consequence of injury from OIL grease, stains, &c.
Mr.. T. IS possession of Seueral huaded MORE certi-
hcates b~t room does not aouH for many more.
Sold at the "Litchfeld Boo' Store"