Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-01-12

.aek, the weakened organs, and he whole consti
This medicine is Acknowledged TO be one of N,
s los V snd pTs ever di@Govsred, as a purifier of III:
,oSea anu riulas. ~ Is superior 10 Sarsaparilla
'hetaer as a sudorihc or Alternative.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
Cdat0H--Be particular IN purchasing 10 see tha
he label of his Medicine contains a notice of H.,
mIy sccoIeins 10 Act OF Congress. And be like
WISE us P sr IN n, o6saIniag them at 700 Chtthan
u,, hEGULAR AGENTS.
M n, NM 49, Wheeling
IGIIT-The Wheeling Camnhine Conn,n,
having received a supply OF Webs Canphin.
OIL and Lamps, is now ready 10 furnish the citizens of
Wheeling with The beet light in aIl resrvcts mich has
ever been offered to the public.
Annexed - the result OF the ANALYSIS Of the Comuhire
Ol and tho opinion OF Professor Locke Of the Ohm
AcdIcai College at Cincinnati. as 10 the supcriuritv /,
he article for hight.
The Store Of the Camphinp Comnanv is on va,s,
street aiew doors above the stage Office. where the
right may be seen nightly. Sales are for cash only.
l. BIZ. SANBORNE. Principal Agent
MIR. CAV Agent FOR A. " H. We5B. Of Mes York.
HAVING called on me TOR my opinion with regard
the use OF CamphiDe. for The purposes Of artificial illu
minn'ion' have after examining the subject, embod
led the following information:
j. Notars Of C~amphine. Camuline IL N nr,,;mst.
vegetable principle, discovered som. vear. since by
Dumas, OF Paris. Ills mostly procured from ,piri,s Of
IWpeniiie' aid Is IN iuct "a very pur. essence o,
InrPeniine." II is capable of combining with o,ber
substances aud ct bong separated ngain from them
without being changed in IT'S qualities. II hos tb,,s
lore, like pure Alcohol and Ethsr, n erma,en, and
distinct nature ne a chymical substance. n is colo,
Tess IimPid' moderately volatile and combusubls. in
me same manner as spirits of TurpenIine. but il i, moi
explosive. Camph0r differs FROM Camphine only in
containing oNygene. hence the name orCamobins .,
hass of Camphor.
III EeoHomi.o useef Camphiuc for me p,-no,.,o y,
"tu"Dtahon. My opinion In favor of The use of Cam
phine for lights, was fully expressed in my lecture. las,
winter and | see no cause for changing thai on;p;an
lows: -"
i. II can be furnished in abundance. and At , mod
eroIe price. ~
2. IL afEnrds a light more brilliant than snv o,bs,
substance hitherto proposed for common use.
s. u IL safe. in no way explosive, drops no FIRE from,
The wick. and leaves no fire upon IL.
a. IL isclennly. lenve< no grease marks and II mill
go on clothes or furniture, cvspontes entirely. like
Alcohol. ="
5. Itendurss any natural degree Of cold wirbou, he.
coming in The least cungcsled.
8. The lamps once in order. need N n ,r,o;or -.
raising Of the wick. hut merely require IN he -,
riean' and 10 be filed as ofen as they burn themselves
SIMPLY.
Remark. The CamFhine by exposure to the Air
mays alter some months keeping. become a litle de.
isnoraied, and begin 10 form a black crust nm ,he
WICK. The article under these circumstance, Is moi
spoiled but only requires rehabilitation bv IN. mann
iaciurer. 10 be as perfect a, at fnt.
I'LL Experiments 10 dsterniHe The eoslDara,ivs ,eo,o.
"y9 Canphins and Sperm offer dissemination.
AHgDa27. 1910. Hayisg filed n Fonn,.;, 49,
Lamp with n measured quantiiy of the hes, So.,sO1
and one Of Webb's Patent Camphine Iamps. Win a
measured quantity ofWebbsC amphine;I lighted ,ber
simultaneously, and measured the ouant;tv nj Ecb, ac
ro'oea oy each every twenty minutes. for two hour.
Snu hioNy measuring the residual quantity of Oil and
Samphine' determined the quantity Of each consumed
FROM these data | calculated the proportion M s,ch
'uos'ance necessary TO afford an equal light. The "a.
SUI, was, that IS paris Of Camphine wore eonaI !, n
Iuminotng power to 100 paris Of Oil. by measure
anO"iHg 0o'h substances 70 be OF equal pnre Lv the
gallon there would be a ssyiHg Of more thsn onS bsIe
IVY using the Camphinc. some islea al tbs san.-n
nniiancy OF the light from the Casphins NAV bs E,,m.
eu rom NE fact that IN the above eIperiment .Itho,ah
mo diameter Of the two flames w,s n,f YER, dig.,as,
me one beiag seven-Sighths and The other nin..e;yb,b,
- ~, nohi ye' INC light from the oil was TO that from
'hs O~anIhine only ~ 3 10 10. The Canpbine g;v;no
7ors ihaI' three LINES as much lgu as Ire Oil
" FrcthorEics ~ ne oorbssgo, II co,,l.-.u
NtWs Patcnf Banners g.. &c.
"heu Camphine is bnned ih the unmodissd one,
= ,ncossunes with much black smoke. like spirit. q,
iurponnne' bot with a Thin fame and = cy,,.n, aS.a
alta certain velocity. not a particle Of 49,. ..S.
ne CONSTRUCTION Of the Camphine Ismp hss g., =. -
jet The above conditions. -.
Mr. Gay has shown me one Of Mfr Wsbb's Pa
Csmphins Burner, with n "ciroulsr wick" bs,,v
oonceninck plates, which 10 elcRan
ORD and answers the purpose, Of smokelrss :
oll9h completely. Mr. Gay has aiso shown -
-1mPis o. ne Canphine. Manufactured by Mr. W.
!, = loiS' according 70 bis patent method.
Gems % ne 10 have Ell Of he properties Of Inc n
phinooi Dumas and afforded = very supeuor ligb,
'ppear from The foregoing experiment
me use OF C~amPhlEe for the puu,eses Of liam
lon 's not . new prgioof, but has the erpereocs
oms YEAR 20 recommend u. and 90 far. bolicve.u
,iven general satisfaction.
Medical Cdage Of Ohio. Aqgss 2s. 1870
$500 ~
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