Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-25
THOS. THOMPSON'S
PATENTED
Liquor Purifyer and improvement,
80 sOUTis GAy STREET.
Baltimore. nd.

The subscriber has obtained patents in the United
| States Canada. France, Belgium, Holland and other
cess Is based upon natural aid, and its results
tremeiy satisfactory showing entire removal of every
lmpurty without in the slightest manner affecting,
iniurionsly the body OF the liquor. The inventor re
specially submits condensed reports from Professor
BasSett, OF Paris and Professor Aiken Of Baltimore.
lie also adds the names Of eminent medical gentle
men OF Baltimore endorsing the system. For chem
ISIS NJ representations pamphlets can be obtained
from Mr.. Thompson. or Of one of his Agents.
The process invented by MIR. thompson for the I'M
provement of distilled liquors is clearly founded
correct and exact scientific principles rigid che
mlcal examination of Sundry samples of WHISTLES
purified by this process contrasting each with other
portions Of the same liquor yet unimproved enables
me to certify FIRST that it removes all traces of frs
oil, and all other offensive volatile impurities always
present in crude liquor, no matter how old. Second
y that it does this without at all interfering with the
body of the liquor and without at all impairng its
natural and agreeable flavor and bouquet And lastly
that it imparts midness and delicacy of flavor
usually recognized as the effect of age and heretofore
only 10 be obtained by the lapse of time The in,Du
rites efectaaHy remoUed by Me proccss Of M
THOMPSON, are all highly dGteterious fusl oil. par
kaorn, being rapidly Jodl day considerable dose,
md highly Injurious to heath, eoea in small quantities.
No liquor is 1T for use i 1t contains this dangerous
william I. A. AKIN, NJ. D., LID.
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy University ef
Baltimore. March II, 1865.
from Professor Basset # Paris
Tie 2lS DeceaJer, lSel.-Mr Thompson, Of Balti
more, requested my opinion in relation 10 his I'm
Rr9yement for the Publication of Brandies. Gins,
Whistles, &c:, which in their crude state contain
table proportions Of pyrogenouS principles etid oils,
i the process was exceedingly satisfactory The in
yention eyinces that it is based upon natural and sci
entiGc principles, and capable of performing all that
it demands The analysts resulted in sho,ciag hat al
impurities REMOVED and yithoUt ctcchg the b0dg
Of the fgor, and eUitcntiD gtoiag much PREMATURE.
AGE. hare no hesitation iH Saying thot tie process
nas' be re'y ratuabte 10 cosmers Gnd most potficp
Ity 10 ihodtlds, dIt great acquisition Industrial
puisuitS.
BASSETT
Professor Of Chemistry Paris
Paris 22d December. 1861
The process is highly approved and recommended
by the following eminent medical gentlemen of Ma
yiand, whose names the patcutce has permission to
use Ill It's Connection fully endorsing MI its excellence
proLG; ". Miltenborger, Dr.. John Euchlcr,
Prot Christop' Johnston, Surgeon &. &. Coz
DR.. John G. MOnkur, Ur. John H. u'ponoyan
Or. Wm IL. Balt7cli, Dr. II. F. T. Yates
The undersigned has working model which he
would take pleasure in exhibiting and give every
explanation relative To the process Rights for sale
Terms made known upon application. Whi.kies for
gale IN glass and wood.
Thus. THOMPSON
Importer ~ Brahaies Vine Ac
tE3iRlshel lS8f1
tsI9 III w SaAlA tfaY sRest. GallIl+ats.