Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-16

eeI'd aud relaxed females, " no from rrrc.,,d an
Ilenit lNhours are afflicted with weakness an
1trml,es, in which case they are highly usrfSI
uSnstnehins at the rams umo the stomach. Mn,
neA, 'he weakened organs, and he whole csnsIi
This medicine is ACKNOWLEDGED TO be ONE Of IN,
Hood .n d'I Ely eyer diseoTered, e. a purifier OF III:
'he'Heras a sudoric or Alternative.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
CG1ttSH.-Be particular in purchasing 10 soc thu
he label Of this Medicine c4nta'ns noiire ar a.,
,hIIy according 10 Act Of Congress. And re like
ni'epartcglsT IN obtaii.ing them al 100 CbItbsn
~. Newly srk, or from the
vA.u vhEGuLAR AGENTS.
STEyEvSnNNS; 1e,, Wheeling
NhaL' Parkers5urg
lGlIT-The Wheeling Camphine comnopy
H having received a supply OF Webb. CaTp,in.
"i and Lamps. Is now ready 10 furnish the ciriz., oi
Wheeling with The best light in all respects which ha,
ever been offered TO The public.
Annexed is the result eithc apaIysi, Of The ConDbi,o
vi ana ihe opinion Of Professor Locke Of the Ohio
Medical College al Cincinnati. as 10 The .upcriority I
the article for light.
The Store Of the Camphins Company i. an water
street few doors above the stage office, nkere The
hgh' may DO seen nightly. Sales are for cash only.
Z. :. SANBORNE. PRINCIPAL Agent
Mr.. GAY, Agent for A. '. H. Web. Of Nes York.
Having called on me for my opinion with rsrord
Tho Use OF Camphine, for the purposes Of artificial iIu
Hinaion, have. after examining The subject. embed
led The following information:
NdAtlNtNg. SaNnDnlne rs q DrQ1 ImatS
vegetable principle, discovered some year, since. nv
DumaS' oil Paris. Its mostly procured from spirit, of
Iurpeh'lhe' and . IN fact "a very pura stsence OF
rnrPentine." Ii is capable of combining with olber
substances, and II being separated again from then.
"Hiioui neing changed in its qualities. Ii las there
IRE Lke pure Alcohol aud Ether. a permanent and
distinct nature as n ehynical substance. IL is colo,
less lImPis. moderately volatile and conbu,r Bic. in
rae same manner as spirits ofTurpeniine, but il is moi
explosive. CamPhor differs from Camphine only in
containing oiygene. hence tho nam. of Camphine, or
basis o~fCamphor.
III. Economical usesf Comphin, fer n, oyr,,.,,I
illumination. Ny opinion in favor Of ia. uso Of
ph'ne Tor lights. was fully expressed in nv lectures last
winter and see 10 cause fer changing ,baI onin;on
! ne circumstances which recommend it, are as fol
l. ltean be furni,hedin abundance. and at , mod
craie price.
:. II Affords light more brilliant than any other
substance hitherto proposed FOR common use.
> IL Is safe, IN no way explosive, drops no fire from
The wick, and leaves ne fire upon il.
4 IL iscleanly, leaves no grease marks and Csniu
Alcohol. '' ia
D. IL enduro' any natural degree OF cold without be.
coming IN The least cUngealed.
o. The lamps once in order. need no snufing or
ral'ing oil the wick, but merely require TO 10 Ken,
empty.
Remark. The CsmShiRs by exposure 10 tho mir
may si'sr some months keeping, become q liule de.
ieroraisd. and begin 10 form a black ernst on tho
WICK The article under these Circumstances is NOT
sI"ieo' bui only requires rehabilitation 10y the manu-
IaciureT. 10 be rs perfect as al first.
II. ETper'HeHE 10 deisrmiur me eo,DaroG,, ,,o,o
my9 CaMDAiSs and Sperm OaCor discrimination.
August q, 1910. Having filed a Fountain ArEnnd
Lamp WIN a measured quantity Of tbs best Sperm Oil
md one Of Webbs Patent Camphine Lamps, with a
measured quantity ofWebb's CarnpIine; lighted Them
EUmuIfa aafs1 .nI
'orueu oy each every twenty minutes. for two hours,
nhd hhally measuring the residual quantity Of Oil and
anytime determined The quantity Of each consumed
rom these data i calculated the proportion of each
necessary to afford an equal light. The re-
sui, Nas' that 10 paris Of Camphine were equal in il.
power TO 100 paris Of Oil. by measure
allowing both substances to be Of equal price by the
gallon, there would be a saving Of more than onebaICl
using the Camphinc. some idea Of The supsr or
1uiliancy Of the light from The CnRphine may b, FORM.
~ IRON inc Inct tiat m the above experiment although
Inc diameter o.. the two flames was mo-, very diasr.o,
he one being seyen-eighths and the other nin,.eigbtb,
an inohi yet the light from tho Oil was to that from
ne CamPhine only as 3 TO 10. the Camphine giving
norc ihan ihree times o. much l.ghI ms Ire Oil
~. fscHi'a0nss IN Tho coTbastion eJ Cemphin,; w.
Nebbs Patent Burners &c. Sc.
"heh Csnphne IL burned ia The unmodi6ed open
.i' u consumes with mach black smoke. like spir,is oi
IurpeniinS' bot with n Thin flame and q currsnt of 81,
70 certain velocity. not a particle Of smoke sppssu
ne construction Of The C~smphns Lamp has for is OF
ect the above conditions.
MI Gay has shown me one Of Mr. Wsbbs Patent
.amph'ns Burners. with n "circulnr wick" between
No 'conical' concculuck plates. which Is elegant ir
'In' ard answefs he purposes Of smokslew com.
uAlSh completely. Mr.. Gay hos also shown me :
,uplo OF me lsHiphIne, manufactured By Mr. W,bf q
NcW iofs' according 10 bis patent method. n
ems u me 10 have oil Of Tho properties Of The Cam
'lneo OF Dumas and afforded q ysry superior Iisht. =,
'pesu from The foregoing experiment
lhe use Of Campfire Tor Inc purposes Of iIlnmin,
'h y not a new project, but has Tho s~rpsr-nee Of
ven general satisfaction.
. " LOCKE
MEDICAL CoUegs Of OAio. Ausua %. 1910. 1
The article ne prepared by ~. Dumas. was mad, =.
me laAofaloy without reference 10 cost, stsoluts,
re-oct S-tr