The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-14

WoLFE,S Celebrated Schiedam Gin, called Aromatic
r,cnneaion be American or foreign mar
At Sceda Holland process peculiar 10 hi. own factory
os not ~ e common harsh berry, bu. by The choice of
vnous extract is distilled and recuned wi spiituous solvent
altogether franscendant its cordial properties
Beaver street.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Importer.
From the N. Y HEALTH Oct alJ
HOLLAND GIN AS A MEpIcNE-In number
panied the publication subject
citizen, udopho Wo ESQ., with brief commentary expressive
Of our Since employing agent
and thus far with favorable results But receipt
several communications subject from
serve to show that m Wo Aromatic schiedam schnapps very
extensively ysician proving ITSELF
as stimulating diuec be emneny successful, after
indications with this
cases thus reported abdominal dropy cured
eessy of tapping another, distressing
gravel called entirely passage
size which ascrbed only
two bottles OF this article
designating his preparation by the singular euphonious
schnapps, of his asnomnatiny
Concentrated Tincure oJunipe of perpetuang
eent title o Holland Gn Its that he admits be moth
the pure
noxous drugs, gin
nearly all Of which, well known,
elsewhere whiskey drugs.
he however, purpose odesgnang
article prepared exclusively for medical and
mend physicians for whose only
uabIs apothecaes curative
effects, only it pure reliable
article roand gin, worthy ply
they prescribe
and have hitherto oily by finding mprsccabe
obtain the article in Nor should prejudice
alcoholic medicine deprive the afflicted the benefit of this
from immemora among
agencies Maea Medca be worthy
BY continued AT all events persist
employment
ber and especially those who prescribe gin any
cumnce must all unite IN giving the preference to pure article
manifold manifestations rife in the market Mr. Wolfe
literally supplies physicians with bottle analysis
circular, reputation the
medical advice, pledges character
business that the article viii disappoint who
AGENTS IN observation-disclosures.
Frederick Brown, corner Finn and Chestnut
H.. T. Hclmbod, Eighth Brown
F. Ket A Co. corner Second aud Calowhi.
csr Sy seventh aGd Chestnut
H. A. Harder corner Fourth and Carpenter
&c. Bell, corner Thirteenth and Market
E. PolIt, coraer Front and Christian
II. w sddall, S22 South Front street.
Shines Sons, corner sehuylk!I Front and Market
WIN. Hillary, 53a Market street
WIN. Marshall corner Eleventh and Ridge road
E Prof. corner From; ss s9d a9 Glss Street
G. 5. HoOinsack corner Duke and Front street
John Dickson, AL Market street;
Nm Taylor, sO52er Ninth and Pilh Race s,s p,
y L. sSat n f Foah and aa ana Race
Io5n Dasns' fGHS 9 IS s4 %a Ssan'
John G. Baker Co., 100 North Third
Robert Shoemaker & CO. corner second and Green
c. tra Rsak corner Si, Third 15d and Td sni0wh
a. op W itSt s5 iss Noah second street
G. Bower, corner Third and Germantown road
E. L. Marble, corner Sixth and Parrish
Doctor Cullen, corner SIKH and Cherry street.
Doctor Swaine, North Seventh
r. C.. Kropf, corner Sixth and Calowhil
GROCERS.
Parvin * Buck, Of Twelfth and Chestnut
Cotton s. Burt of Tenth and Chestnut
Hugh Clark, of Tenth and Spruce
lanes w. Campbell corner OF Second and Walnut SITS,
w. 8 * II. II. 81. John, Sixth and Race
William Clark, o Twelfth Inc
m L. addocks, So South Third
W. b. Chambers, corner of Fourth and Walnut sts
James K. Webb, 81 South Eighth
A. c. Roberts, corner of Eleventh and Vine sts
3 f. Brown, OF Walnut and Water
j. Anderson, 70 South Second ST.
c. ii. MatsOn, corner Tenth and Arch
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