Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-16
THOS, THOMPSON'S
PATENTED
Liquor Purifyer and improvement,
30 SOUTH GAY STREET,
Baltimore, Md.

The subscriber has obtained patents in the United
States, Canada, France, Belgium, Holland and other
European countries, for his Improvement. The pro-
cess is based upon natural aid and its results
remely satisfactory, showing entire removal OF every
injuriousy, the body of the liquor. The inventor re-
specttully submits condensed reports from Professor
Bassett, of Paris and Professor Aiken of Baltimore
He also adds the names of eminent medical gentle
men OF Baltimore endorsing the system. For chem
lists full representations pamphlets be obtained
from Mr.. Thompson, or OF one of his Agents.
The process invented by Mr.. Thompson for the i'm
provement of distilled liquors, is clearly founded on
correct and exact scientific principles. rigid che
mleal examination OF sundry samples of whiSkies
purified by this process, contrasting each with other
portions of the same liquor yet unmproved enables
OIL and all other offensive volatile impurities always
present in crude liquor, matter how old. Second
" that it does this without at all interfering with the
body of the liquor and without at all impairing its
natural and agreeable flavor and bouquet And lastly
that it imparts a mildness and delicacy of favor
usually recognized as the effect of age, heretofore
only to be obtained by the lapse Of time The inDu-
rites e6ectuaLly renoUed Gy the process Of Mr.
Thompson, are all high}y deleterious FusT oil ,ar
ticularg, Is Of the most dangerous narooc paasoas
hnotgn being RAPIDLY Jgsal an v considerable Dose
G.d hlehtv sn!uctoas to heath, eUe az small quantities.
No liquor for use contains this dangerous i'm
WILLIAM E. A. AKIN. M D., LID.
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy University eff
Baltimore, March IA, 1866.
From Professor Rasset, IF Parish
The 2lst December, 19s4.-Mr THOMPSON of Balti-
more, requested my opinion in relation to his I'm
groyement for the Publication Of Brandies, Gins,
Whistles, &e, which in their crude state contain no
ta6e proportions Of Pyrogen?ug PRINCIPLES ftd oils,
OF the process was exceedingly satisfactory The in
venton evnces that is based upon natural and sci
entifc principles, and capable of performing all that
it demands The analysis resulted IN sho,oing that all
impurities t0ere remoQed and 'okom affecting the body
Of The liquor, and eO5den2y giUing It much PREMATURE
AGE. haze no hesitation IN saying that the process
must be perry vqtuable to consumers, and most particu
arly to inualids and great acquisition to Industrial
pursuits.
BASSETT,
Professor Of Chemistry, Paris.
Paris. 22d December. 1864.
The process is highly approved and recommended
by the following eminent medical gentlemen of Ma
usen connection, fully endorsing all its excellence:
Prot. Christop'r Johnston, Surgeon C. c. Cox
DR.. ohm c. Monkur, DR.. John H. O'Donoyan
DR.. VIM. II. Baltzell, DR.. II. 2. P Yates
The underSigne has a working model which he
explanation relative to the process. Rights for sale
sale in glass and wood.
THOS. THOMPSON,
Importer Of Brandies, Wines &C.
Established 1877
oclo-2m ID South Cav street. Baltimore.