The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-15

Woife's Schiedam schnapps.-As this cele--
brated medical smuiant has within the last few years
made great noise Ia the world, and risen to high
degree q popularity for its excellence tonic and
beverage, have thought might not be unntsrest-
gin and manufacture-especiaiiy when recoect that
many people generally take less pleasure i'm
nowaday While IN short a sn
visited the celebrated establishment Of Udolpho
Wolfe, whose schiedsm schnapps have become celebrate
We had idea Of the extent Of the manufacture Of tho
article for consumption this country alone, until
examined for ourselves and sufficient evidence of
Mr. Wolfes immense business The liquor is merely put
up in bottles in New York. the gin being imported In
pkes directly from his man ufactury in Holland
Three very large stores in Beaver street exclusive
ly devoted to bottling enveopng, boxing packing and
storing large number of hands are kept In constant
eaesS
ppes OF the schnapps bonded under the Custom House
SEAL and at the time Of visit should think there
was sufficient supply to float seventy four gun ship
provided could be empted into one Of the government
docks We understood from Mr. Wolfe that his bill for
printing labels alone amounted to from ten to twelve
thousand collars yearly and presume his advertising
expenses viii equal that sum- not greatly exceed It.
only state that has been endorsed many VI the Arst
physicians in the country containing valuable medi
Si11 qualities and By 'hsm - nsnsacis
introduced into hospitals dspensares and private med
cal practice, "a diuretic, tonic and restoratve with
The highest chemical authority in this country has
endorsed the schnapps a. than the best French
price IL 0ucn cheaper IMAM the WOTst
The repeated failures OF The European grape have
raised the value Of genuine brandy a. adeed, such
rarity is procurable At a) to figure which places 1t
beyond the reach Of ninetenths Of population Al
medicine IL ia unattanabe by large portion Of the
sick; habtusl drink IL Ii only for the sfuent,
and when purchased the heavy cost OF eS 30 gall
ion it neither good for medicinal purposes
wholesome beverage Wolies schiciam schnapps,
which, BY tAe single bottle ia sold At less than
halt that rate
1t has now become one OF the most fashionable and
wholesome beverages OF the day. Scarcely . coffee
louise the city that has any claims to Icspectaby,
hut keeps il hand, and many Of them have the i'm
Ludence to pass very inferior article Of GIN upon the
unwaYy for the genuine schnapps
II il more frequently called for at the bar in this CITY
than braDdy-and we all know sufficient quantity OF
HAT daily consumed. Families make Of il to the
Imost entire exclusion Of every other stnulant or
tonic. II has peculiar preventive quahties operates in
nyigorating manner upon the stomach Strengthens
the nerves. purfes the blood, heightens the imagiua-
ton and benefits the human system In many other ways
besides being excellent antidote for the blues II
ccmmends, especially, itself to all temperance mentor
In imbibns Il they and sufficient stimusnt pre-
vent their falling into that most disaeeable OF mega
tive positions, called dullness (Which borders stu
pidty, and Is the effect Of total abstinence from ALI
beverages OF stimulatiye characte without violating
their pledges, because il is Acknowledged medicine,
~ much as quinne or ealome.-New Orleans Delta,
Nov. 80.