Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-03

nr,vens ne dyseosr,c and laxative dsoricrs wLich at
zach strangers who the vAsss Of the Assspp the
Ohio the Alabama and other wesern and Southern rivera
II stimulates In moderate degree the digestive organs
and thus enables the stomach resist the Otherwise dis
turbng Influences Of the varieties OF the universal aud
countered Journey. Nor Is this all The different
kinds qualities Of liquor (al the less impnre)
which every Who ardent spirits beverage
corrective must neee...y meet with e country hotels
fore the advantage Of having always at hand liquor Of
uniform strength and purity cannot fail to be appreciated
by all who have become habnated TO the moderate Of
stimulsnts while travelling.
| THE ARGUMENT A
Il has been proved that for those who liquor
beverage the Schiedam schnapps the best that In
ty l. uneQualled that for many painful diseases
specific that whenever h Is proper to administer sprtu
liquors for this is the article that should
be given; that the faculty endorse IL that the pres sp
proves It, that t has friends and advocates everywhere,
and that It's open opponents do not amount to cooras
| guard"
beg leave to call the attention Of the reader testi-
monias In favor Of the schnapps;-
LABORATORY, Nrw YoEK.
| Mr. UpoLPHo WoLyk Dear Sir-I cannot speak too
highly Of the purity OF your Schedam schnapps II Is
decidedly superior anything Of the kind in the market
IL Is perfectly free from the admxture Of sil oil Of
those arnyc compounds which produce such mschie-
and irreparable effect upon the constitution and
which very few samples OF alcoholic Distilled liquors
vbout-most Of them being largely impregnated with it
have personally Inspected the various Of ds
aton prsctced Schedsm, aud know that unusual
is taken separate the noxou elements from the pure al
coho and your sehnspps striking proof Of its success
As a medicinal agent for chronic and real affections,
have successfully prescribed it. and recommend il
agreeable cordial aud harmless stimulant and shall CONT
do 20. well IL q OF pure alco
| boil for chemical Investigations and experiments.
Your obedent AsALaH DECK,
| Consulting Analytical Chemist
DR.. Charles A. Leas, Commissioner OF HEALTH Balti-
more follows in relation the value of schnapps
a u remedy in chronic catarrhal complaints &C.:
take great pleasure in bearing high credtable testmo
its efficacy a remedial agent in the dsesses for
which you recommend it. Having natural tendency to
the mucous surfaces with slight degree OF stimulation
regard of the most important remedies in chronic
catarrhal affections particularly those Of the geno
/ ~ apparatus. With much respect,
| your obcdient servant,
CHAs A. LEAs, N. ID.
From DR.. c. l.. Leonard Louisville, KY:
well know the difficulty of obtaining genuine unadu-
teraed spirituous liquors OF kind tor medical
the purity OF those articles and at the time to
improve the medicinal properties Perhaps in no article
is this improvement desired than in Holland GIN.
We frequently fail TO prescribe IL where il might be
full having no faith In obtaining genuine article and of
course anticipating benefit from the OF inferior
shall take great pleasure in receiving bottle OF
your schnapps and hope may prove all that it is de-
| scribed.
Dr. C. Robbins OF Boston, celebrated for his of cpl
lepsy cholera &c complains OF the greatest difficulty Of
procuring Holland gin, and speaks OF the Schedan
schnapps as follows:
have commended your article in four cases-two in
Connecticut, in Vermont and one in Rhode Island
article OF this character much needed have been
unable to find substitute in the materia medca for pure
Holland gin. q. RoBBrSs.
PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. UDoLPHo WOLFE No. % Beaver street. New York
Dear Sr-Last the writer received, through your
agent in this city, bottle OF your aromatic Schiedam
schnapps and since that period has prescribed the same
in certain forms of urinary complaints also in OF de-
bty in aged persons So far the schnapps has been OF
much benefit to those using it In conclusion,
where diurec and stimulant is required, should
the aromatic Schedam schnapps. Thanking you for your
kindness, am respectfully yours,
A. D. CHALoxER, NJ
No. $50 South Eighth ct.
he suhi dlattar from nr of n
H. relates Of the valuable medical properties
possessed by the aromatic schnapps and show that
acts as specific in painful disease, the gravel
Mr.. WoLFE:-Permit 10 address you few lines,
which at liberty il you think proper in
spect to your medicine, called Schedam schnapps have
had very obstinate OF gravel and stone of five
years standing causing acute pain in every attempt
TO urnate. Alter using many remedies, without much
lief, induced try bottle of your medicine. In
the OF three days proved eectua dislodgng
large pieces OF stone some of which as large as
marrowiat pea. continued the cordial according d.
rectios and the patient continued to GAIN and fast
covering think medicine OF so much value in dis
tressing complaint should be known the public and
the world at large And for must give it my APP
probation and signature Tnos. PAINE, NJ. ID.
From DR.. John S. Reese chemist, Baltimore, Nd.
number Of our physicians ordering the article,
whom sold it speak 6fT q, prescribed it. Persons to
of my own personal acquaintance having suffered greatly
with affection Of the kidneys and bladder, took
bottles; aod subsequently passed stone Of considerable
size, and was greatly relieved. 1t WILL doubt go into
general use.
DR.. Cheever, of Boston, writes thus:
Having drOPsical case that should like to Try your
schnapps upon, am induced 10 accept kind offer
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Sole Importer.
FRAUDULENT mutations Oh SUPERIOR COMMODITIES.
Among the many dishoneses Of trade which the moral
sense Of the community is called upon suppress
would particularly notice pernicous and infamous
practice adopted by INSCRIPTIONS dealers of initiating and
counterieng the exterior appearance and precautionary
labels OF popular Drugs medcament and other articles OF
personal consumption and thus, by seizng upon the we'll
acquired reputation Of an enteprsng trader palmng off
most destructive aud worthless compounds sore
detrment not only OF the consumer but the character
OF the man who has expended thousands of dollars
bringing the genuine article into esteem and demand
These petty larceny thieves the Of all honorable
dealers and traders and the trade is much highway
robbery the violent appropriation Of their negbbors
purse IN iact they are beneath the burglar and highway
man IN dgnty-ior these latter feons exhibit bravery
reckessness OF character in wise Distinguishing
mercantile ASSASSIN who slabs in the dark. And ought
they not 70 be rewarded with punishment
with the cowardice Of their crime
We are led to these remarks by sccidently observing
spurious counterfeit Of Udopho Wolfe's Schiedam
schnapps The labels initiated perfectly, with the
slight addition Of few letters plead technical avoidance
OF the law against counerfeting the bottles very
similar and everything carefully prepared to impose upon
careless purchaser Now, the who perpera-
ted this fraud eon robber? AssuredIy he il; for AZ
Mr. Wolfe has expended large bring his genuine
Imported schnapps into popular demand that demand may
be justly considered part Of his capital in trade and
fellow stealing part Of his reputation is much Of thief
as IL he bad stolen barrel Of his schnapps in bulk And
TO this crime he adds further OF deraudng the COM
munity by giving them uinous article for the money
they intended to expend for commodity in which they
had confidence. And further every who participates
directly in the fraud, by selling spurious articles is rs
much Of an offender as the principal who planned the i'm
position.
The remedy Of Mr.. Wolfe should lie in his holding all
concerned up 10 the contempt Of the community thus
swinded by their operations and unconsciousy imposed
upon by their noIiOus composition. We that Mr.
Wolfe will obtain the names only OF the coucoctors OF
these countere but Of every offering them for SALE
and then publish them the world for his own reputa
ton and the health Of the community demand that all
parties should be nailed to the pory of popular
ton.
From The Nas York Dispateh
Az lSEAMoUs BUsISEss.-When an enterprising man
strikes out new business to the establishment OF which
he gives his industry, time talents and pecuniary means
can anything be contemplate than to have another
steal TO- and under specous preteHts hold ont 20 tie pub
lie an inferior article, and endeavor obtain their patro
roy what dherence q here 20 far aa The bonesty