Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-18
Removal Of the scandinavian Labrato-
ry and Business Houst-' atawba and Swe-
dish Brandias. &c. &c.

For soEe weeks past, the large stone ont
buildings on Third Street, east of Sycamore,
lately occupied in part bv the Adams Express
company, have been in course OF preparation
fer the reception of the business carried on SO
successfully for som years past in our city,
oy Dr. T. W. Roback, proprietor of the cell
ebrated Scandinavian Remedies - the Blood
Purifier and Pills, and the well known Stom-
ach Bitters, which bear his name. The con-
staniiy increasing popularity of these medi-
clneS, has required third extension of the
limits heretofore occupied in their marufac
ture.
The new premises, one hundred feet front,
| and extending one hundred and thirty feet in
the rear, have internally, been completely
renodeled, the spacious apartments now be-
| ing connected by archways cut through here
| tofore solid walls, and every thing else having
| been done, which caa facilitate the purposes
to which they are devoted.
| in connection with the extensive business
i'll which DR.. e had previously been engaged
he has, for some tihie past, entered largely
into the manufacture of genuine Catawba
/ Brandy, an article already ENJOYING a most
/ favorable regulations, and beus widely used
| for medicinal purposes A large am punt of
this has been introduced, most beneicially,
into the army hospitals, heavy orders having
been filled for the use of those institutions
Another extensive branch of this institu-
ton is the manufacture OF the celebrated
Swedish Brandy. 1t is stimulating aromatic,
and sii -ntly medicinal, being an excellent re-
inedy tor dyspeps n. 1t is pleasant bever-
age. Ladies can even partake of ordinary
| quantities without feeling undue Intoxicating
elects, SO mild is II IN its composition. 1t is
great favorite in Swelen-in fact, so much
So that il may be styled the national bever-
! Il a .
DIR, Geback.
\ short visit 10 the nav premises of Doc
Tor Il, ON Saturday last, proved must Inter-
estlng, 2lld We thins it worthy d passing no.
oee. hnterlns FROM the neatly arranged
counting fo'''.., we go first - the rear of the
7 ss->.ss>sS, aud ind ourselves in large area,
"Aeys sae presence of capacious furnaces and
copper stills, Motif us that we are in the re-
s92ii app. opriated 10 the pun poses of distill-
aE'en- From this we enter spacious apart
nscut lined with immense receivers each con-
tanning hundreds of gallons, devoted to the
more special purposes of the labratory az
needful in the preparation of the Scandinav-
ian remedies
Entering another apartment, we come upon
long tiers of barrels, slowed in every direc-
ton, and filed with the pumice and lees Of
last years growth, to be used in the manu-
facture of the Catawba Brandy Another
still is devoted TO the storage of immense
quantities of glassware, roots, and other req
uisites needfui to the proper preparation and
putting up Of the medicines.
One story higher up, and we come upon the
workshop, or the apartments appropriated to
the making of pills by machinery, and the
boxing and labelling of the same by hand, the
bottilnS of the bitters, and the other arrange
| ments necessary to fit them for market. Here
| are employed quite number of men and boys
whose duties are confined to this department
| alone. Other departments are occupied for
packing and making ready for shipment the
articles produced in this establishment.
Taxing this establishment all in all, with
its offices, wareroous, laboratories, workshops
&c it is without doubt the most extensive
| in its department to be found in the West
We cannot but congratulate Dr. r. upon
t his increasing business as evinced by this en-
largement of his premises He will now be
fully able, we think, to meet all demands for
his medicines, and give them even more ex-
| tended circulation than they have heretofore
| enjoyed, which already comprises an intro
| duction into almost every State of the North
west, as well as in the most important cities
| Of the East II Cincinnati Times