Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-13
REWARE OF COuNTERFRITs.


BEWARE or COUNTERFFITs.
CCssiior.-Bs particular IN purchasing. 10 see tha
he label Of his M,dIsine contains n notice Of i,
mtry according t. Act &C Congress And he Ike
wise particular lu obtalfing them at 100 Chctha
~. Newly sTk, or from ihs
wv, r. REGULAR AGENTS.
S MM, III. KING, wheeling
| STEVENSON i. NEAL, Parker,bLrs
q lGHT-The Wheeling Csmphne COMPANY
| A 4 having received supply Of Webb's Cnn,phin,
os"d Lamps ia no" ready 10 frsish the citizens OF
"hsshg' ~i'h ms beat !igt IN all respects which has
ever sson offered to the public
Annexed il the rSsRli ofihr analysis OF the Cnmpnc
OIL and the oFnioa Of Professor Locke of the Ohio
Medical College al Cincinnati 10 the superiority
the article for light
Tbs s;oFe Of tho Cn"phins Company i. on warc
street, few doors sboye the sate Office where the
| light rGy be nightly Sales are for cash only.
e. 7. SASBORNE. Principal Agent
! Mr.. GAY, iSsHf for 4. J. n. Wtb6 If Nsrs York.
| Having called oN Tor my opinion with regard
The use OF Csmrhne Tor the purposes Of artificial illu
rnlnsi!on, have, sner examining ihe sub.ci ernbod
| led Tue following information
| !. NniUrs Of Cdalphjps. Csmphine is a prssima,e
vegetable principle, dI,coV red some years since hy
Dana' of Paris. lis mostly procured from spir,sof
lurpeniIas' and u in fact very purA essence OF
TurpSntine." II is capable of combining with other
substances, and Of bong separated again from them
without Being cAshSed in its qualities II has there
tro Ike pure Alcohol aud Ether a permanent and
dlIIInct nature as cAymical substance II IL co,ut
l'''' iimPid, moderately volatile rEd eombustibe in
hs SANE manner as spirits fTurpenine, but il is not
| explosive Canphor differs fron Camphine only in
containing oIygene. Eencs the of Camphine, or
bnsis Of Camp hur
ii Economical useof Caneline for The PURPOSES NJ
iHanlirs fon. ny opinion in favor Of the use of Cam
prime br lights was fully expressed in my lectures last
wni'r' and see no cause for changing Thai opnjon
The si:eemsiancss which recommend il. are as fJ
lows: "
l. team be f.raisssdia abundance. and At mod
srsieprice.
2 IL affords a light brilliant ihsn any other
substance hlhoriO prsposed for common USE,
J. IL IA snir, IN way explosive drops no fire from
The wick, and leaves no FIRE upon IT,
= IL Hcieany leaves no grease marks and if spill
90 on clothes or furniture, eySporaiss entirely like
Alcohol.
s. II endure' any natural degres Of cold without be-
coming IN ihe least cOns ealed
9. The lamps once IN order need no snuflinc or
rai'ng OF ihe wick. hat merely require to lie kept
clean and TO be filed as often they burn themselves
empty.
Remark. The Camyhino by exposure to the air
may; alter some months keeping become lule de
Perforated, and begin 10 form black crust on the
wick The article under these circumstances is moi
spoiled but only requires Redistribution by tho manu-
iaciuror 10 be a. perfect as at FIRST.
i'll Experiments 10 determine ne comparative eeono
my9 Campfire and Sperm iIfor illumination
August o. 1910 Having flied Fountain Arrand
Lamp with n measured quantity Of the best Sperm OIL
"hd one of WebJs Patent CainphHe Lamps with
measred quantity Of Webs am piine lighted thc
simultaneously and measured The quantity Of LIGHT nj
'"rded by each every twenty minutes for two hours
and finally measuring the residual quantity Of Oil and
CamphInc, determined the qnantty of each cons,,,,t
FROM ihcss data calculated the proportion Of each
substance necessary 10 afford on equal light The re
suit, was, that 80 paris Of Camphne were equal in H.
lumhaung power 10 100 paris Of OIL by measure
Allowing both substances 60 he of couai urce Ia, tho
ha Il. a. trf
~ using the Camphine. Some idea Of The superlor
Dnlhancy Of The light from The Campbps NAV he firm,
cd from The fact that in the ahove experiment sltbougb
me dIameicr OF the two flames was nUtycry different
he one beag scveneishhs and the oher nine-eiehihs
OF an inch; set The light from the oil yyos IA tlo f
The Csmphins only A. To- 10. the Camrtine giving
2 ore iIsh three lines much hrhi ss n . oil
". Fcriiar'iss ~ NE c.gJas,ioa II Cqp71tig,. "
Nelb's Iafenf Brrncyf Sc. &c.
When Csmphlno is Lurncd 10 the ur,rsoli fed or,r t
-, i' consumes with mach black smoke like spirits Of
lurpeullne bot with Thin fame and current Of Al,
ata certain velocity, not particle Of smoke s,,c,,,
ihe construction Of The Camyhinc Lamp has for ls Oh
Iect the above conditions
Mr. Gay has shown me one Of Mr Webl's Patent
lamphihe Burners, with circular wick" between
We "'"Hi,a' conrsnlncs plates. which - elegant TO-
'ofm' and tnswes The purposes Of sm0kclcss com
QUESTION completely. Mr.. Coy has also shown me
.a"pe q" lho ComphIne, manufactured by Mr. Welt \
p view YORK, according 10 his patent method u'
Gems lo mo ip have III Of he rropeue1 OF the Cam
.'Ne OF Dumas and al'rdsd a very superior light o.
ippcar from The foregoing experiment
The use Of Campfire for The purposes Of illumina
ion % not n new project, but has The experience Of
ome years 10 recommend %. and 20 far. believe uha
gwen goncml satisfaction
JOHN LOCKE
Mea'oai Colrge Of Olio Aggpa %, 1910.
aa..a-
The article prepared by ~ Dum1s was made
% he laboratory without reference 10 cost alsoIuteh
urc --uct SIT
IA urt>.rrg s-fr ,,..,.r. .,.,.,.,,-,. 80, II