Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

when thousands Of best and brightest citizens perish
annually from drinking poisoned or impure liquor should
be regarded public benelactor aud citizen who
uses liquors or wines should subject the lives of bis fam
iy and his life to be shortened when he 60 10
UDoLPHO WOLE, Is, 20 and 22 Beaver street, and pur-
chase not only the pues wines imported but also Of the
rarest and most costly vinisges
Thirty years ago Mr. Wolfe commenced importing gin
from Holland In pipes. 10 1913 he determined TO bot
tie his GIN pure imported aud sell it under the name
of Aromatic Schedam Schnapps"
From the little acorn the oyerspreadng oak has grown
and the importer Of few pipes in 1880, is in 1860 the
importer OF three thousand pipes annually Those who
charge Mr. Wolfe with mixing should pay his establish
ment visit They will discover that il would not pay
him to mix he has DO time doit. His gin is kept un-
der Custom House lock until ready to bottle. He gem
orally bottles from thirteen TO fifteen pipes cay or
eight hundred dozen. His lof and upper stories
filed with bottles amounting at least ten thousand
gross that cost him annually about 500 000 His sawdus
used in packing that formerly given away, now
costs Mr.. Wolfe $1,000 year. The printing Of his la
bes pamphlets show-bils. etc. costs $4,000. lie en-
ploys over one hundred boys and girls-some families
of those employed draw over a thousand dollars annu
ally from Mr.. Wolfe)-for the botting business. The
corks cost annually $4,000 The packingboxes SS5 900.
lie sells the empty pipes for $4,000. The seaing-WEx
used costs So 900. What an enormous businessl
This "gin" goes all the world California takes
twenty-five thousand dozen annually the Island Of Cuba
thirty thousad dozen Australia twenty thousaLd Dozen
Wolies on this gin guarantees 1t throughout the
United States and the world Win II be believed that
there are vile 10 closely initiate this pure, heal
thy beverage with poisoned, drugged twenty-five cent
whisky initiate Mr. Wolies labels cases. etc. send their
base poison wherever the genuine has made its appear
ance aud gathered popularity commanding any price
Since writing the above, Judge Leonard, of the Su-
preme Court, has granted perpetual Injunction sustain
ing Mr. Wolies trademark, and under this decision he
will not only prosecute and commence suits against every
mio OF his Sehnapps but against every person caught
selling 10 any part Of the United States
SO great was the success of Mr.. WOLFE evident was
the bent t of his pure Schnapps that druggists and emf
nen physicians in every part of the Union begged him
do With brandies and wines what he had successfully
done with gin-io mp0r, aud bottle under his name
and SEAL brandy, whisky, and wines, especially Ma
dera Port and Sherry in bottles, pure imported. Mr.
Wolfe complied with these requests aud year ago
menced the importatons. ln his cellar yesterday,
found under Custom House lock, hundred aud eigh
y ha-pip,s, and one hundred and fifty quartcIpipes
brandy OF old vinages some 1913 and all along TO 1885,
purchased from the best brandy disters in France aud
some from the London docks. Already bottled found
thousand Thtre is nothing equal TO il in the
United States pure and the best COgnac to be had
in France.
Mr. Wolfe has bottled over five thousand case, of Ma
jeia Port aud Sherry wiIes, aud has in his cellar
asst thousand quarercasks OF various kinds OF these
Wines and of celebrated vintage. Some have cost him
a. high q sterling or SO per gallon, in the London
docks
The physician who wishes to preserve the life of poor
patient can order pure vine, aud within the limited
means of the sick the store of Wolfe his agents.
So tOo can the wealthy connoisseur Of cLoice Wines
who hesitaies $40 aboule for choice article find
the best aud oldest in the market in Wolfes wine
cellars.
There are also fifteen hundred cases OF old Jamaica
and Santa Cruz rumsome very Old aud soft Ike oil
The Jamacn Mr.. Wolfe imported from the London
Dock. and il is very scarce IN this country Mr. Wolfe
has also hand thousand Of Scotch aud Irish
whisky.
The extra business that has been done by Mr. Wolfe
in brandes wines and t last enumerated articles has
been going on, and steady but rapidly increasing du
ring the past year. Mr.. Wolfe has determined in
his importation in this branch until he has
bottled and placed in his cellars the quantity
Of one hundred thousand eases and for some years not
let his stock get under that line he is satisfied
other investment be made with money, profit
able in interest to himself legacy for his family
ls a benefit 10 mankind. twill pay compound interest,
and il will be OF blessing and saving human life
As Mr.. Woes business increases he Is fnr"cd to rent
additional cellars anu stores urreVer ne can procure
them We see by New York letter, in Mobile paper, |
that he is about building uptown. The reason Is bus'
ness is going uptown Not long ago. Fourteenth street
one hundred feet wide the fashionable street for
dwellings, In less than FIVE years all the theatres will be
up there and large stores Udolpho Woe-the largest
gin importer in the United States aud who bottles over
three millions Of schnapps aone-has bought four lots
from Fourteenth 10 fifteenth streets two hun
dred and six feet deep, aud the width fifty feet IL is
only few feet from Sixth avenIe. Upon his lots Mr.
Wolfe is about to erect immense iron warehouse FIVE
stories higA and modelled after v HaugbwOuts build
ing"
Whether this prove true or not, Mr. Wolfe now ranks
as the greatest importer Of liquors and wines in the Uni
ted States and what the millions most for, he never
imports sells impure or mixed liquors or vines Such
man aud such merchant should be sustained against
his tens Of thousands Of opponents and rivals, who live
by selling imitation articles poisonous and runous alike
10 human health, life and happiness.