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Barometers.

BarometerS.
The Barometer is an instrument for
meauring the weight or pressure of the
atmosphere, and sometimes called a
weather glass.
Every farmer should have a good, relia-
BILE barometer. The habit of close atten-
ton to the barometer would a v thou
sands of dollars to the farmers of Trum-
bull county annually.
The words Change Fair and RAIN
engraved on the dials of old fashioned
barometers were placed there by the first
observers of its indications. No great re-
lance should be placed in them, for from
the observations of two centuries it is
found that heavy rains and of long con-
%tinuance, take place with the mercury at
% 5 inches, or Change that rain fire.
q%uently falls when it stands as high as
5000 inches, or 'Fair'-more especially
in winter. \ fine, bright day will sue
coed a stormy night, the mercury ranging
as low as 1900 inches, or opposite Rain
1t is not so much the absolute heighth,
as the actual rising and falling of the
mercury which determines the kind of
weather likely to follow.
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Sewing Machines.

Mr.. S. A. Corbin, Agent for Wheeler
4 Wilson's Sewing Machines, has removed
his establishment from the Post Office
Building to Andrews & Weeks Store,
Market Street, where he will be on hand
to exhibit Machines, and specimens of
work. The Wheeler & Wilson Machine
has been before the public so long. and
has acquired such a reputation, that it is
unnecessary for US to speak of its merits.
We simply advise any one who thinks of
buying a machine to give Mr.. Corbin a
call, and if you have no thought of buy
ing he will cheerfully show you what they
can do, and how they do it.
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A New Disease.

A subscriber writing us from the
northeastern part of the county. un-
der date of July Both, just after the vol
unteers who went after Morgan had re-
turned, rather gets the laugh on some
of them. He says:
Enclosed you will find $50 in pay
ment of another years subscription to
your paper. | had waited to have an OPP
portunity TO send it, but none were pre-
scented until last Monday, and then no
one thought of such small things. They
were troubled with Morgan on the
brain;"when the got to Warren, they ex-
changed that malady for a "brick in the
hat"-just for a balance you know. Sick
ness in my family prevented me from 60
ing; SO l saved my Own bacon"
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New YORK Produce Prices current.

FOR lots as theB drrire from the country. Reported
expressly for WESTERN RESERVE CHRoyIcLE, Or
HessFs. w. 3. Mcclure & Co.. sfricSIy Gom1,is-
sion Merchants, No. go Fulton 81, Ne,c YorE-
We quote for the week ending July Is, as follows:
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Church Building.

The walls of the new Episcopal Church
are rising steadily, and have nearly
reached to the top of the windows. 1t is
being very substantially built and will be
an ornament to the town.
The subscription for building a new
Presbyterian Church has reached about
ten thousand dollars, and the committee
who have the matter in charge are look
ing for a suitable location, the lot occu-
pied by the old church being too small
for the new one.
The Cumberland Presbyterians have
purchased a lot nearly opposite the High
School building, and have raised a sub
scription nearly large enough to complete
their building.
The old Episcopal Church on Liberty
Street has been sold to the Catholics, and
win be occupied by them when it is vaca-
ted by the Episcopalians.
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WARsAv, Wyenlng q. \. Y.

WARSAW, wyoming To- y L. Ovt- -, lNs..
DEAR SIR; / am using your Catharuc Fills IN nv F
tice, and find them an excellent purrative to cleans, .-
system and PUTyy he GoiufdiHs Of he btooL.
JOHN G. NEACUAN. W. o.
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a CARD.

II AN HAPPY to inform the public
IL in general. and Farmers in particular, that I
am again ready to buy all the Flax Straw raised
in and adjoining adjoining counties. for
which l will pay the highest market price in cash,
GREENBACKS
if preferred. | hope to see all my old friends and
customers, and as many new ones as possible, bring
ing their straw to me. / will endeavor to use them
as near right as l know how. and all NAV feel as
sured that they will eteOrrect weights and as much
money for their straw, as any other buyer will paw.
Those of you who dealt will me heretofore. will re-
member that / endeavOred to deal fairly with All.
and done just what l agreed TO. have bought of
you heretofore, and hope to hereafter. and no one
can pay you more than 4 can and lciH,
You will find Fairbanks Scales on east tide of
river at the Grist Mill, also on Quinby Hill, in LOT
south of the canal. and at the Flax Mill. Farmers
can take their choice in the ocation-hand will be
IN readiness 10 take care of the straw at any Of the
above named places.
D. W. CAMP.
n b. Any information in regard to rotting straw
and as to different qualities of straw, will cheerful
ly be given. by addressing the subscriber.
Warren, Ohio, July %. lS93-tf D w
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AYERS
PILLS.

Are you SICK lccDlrs AMI
complaining Are you out Il
order, with your system d.
ranged, and your feelings uu
cumfUrtablel Elese symp-
toms are often the prelude o.
serious illness. some 1T =
sickness is creeping upon you
and should be ayerted by %
timely use Of the right rem-
edy. Take Ayers Pills, AMI
cleanse out the disOrdsred La
mors-purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unJb-
structed IN healih sgaiu.
They stimulate tie functions
Of the body into vigorous ar
tivity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
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Misfortune.

This is a world of misfortune, and one
of the saddest to a good housekeeper is
to be afflicted with heavy, yellow, sour,
bread, biscuits, &c. If you are ever trou-
bled in this way, use d. B. DeLand &
Co.'S Chemical SaLeratrs, when you will be
surprised at its charming results in re-
moving the cause of your misfortune.
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Crops.

The crops of Hay in this country is
light, probably one third less than that of
last year. The quality is excellent, the
fine weather of the last few weeks afford
ing a fine opportunity for cutting it
Wheat is also rather below the ordinary
yield, generally, though there are some
fields which will yield heavily. Oats are
fully up to the average. Harvesting is
nearly finished, though some yet remains
to be done.
Corn has come forward rapidly within
the last two weeks, and promises a full
crop. Potatoes are also doing well. The
early potatoes brought into market, are
large and of fine quality.
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Soldiers Aid Society.


Mr.. Warren B. Quinby of this place,
had a strawberry patch % by 20 feet, mum
Der of plants, or punches of plants, I2I,
from which were picked this season 1864
quarts, or a little more than four bushels
and a peck of berries, which is at the
rate of nearly four hundred bushels per
acre. If any n can beat this, we hope
to know it.
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Wool.

The crop of wool in this county, this
season was the largest ever made. Aeon
siderable portion of the farmers still hold
on to their wool, but not a few of them
wish they had sold early in the season,
when it would have brought seventy FIVE
cents. The ruling price now is about GO
cents per pound
On Saturday B. II. Fitch of this place,
received at his warehouse, over n hun
dred thousand pounds of wool.
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w. R. Seminary at Pennington.

The Ravenna Democrat, of the 29th
ult. has the following handsome notice of
this Institution, which is Just what de-
serves
The catalogue of this institution for
1868 is received. The summary of atten-
dance by sessions gives a total for the
year of three hundred and sixty-being
q rate per cent of increase over last wear
of 80. The fall term commences Tues
day, August llth-and closes October 80.
The normal class is a prominent feature
in the Seminary, and those who avail
themselves of its advantages, wisely
choose and secure one of the most desira-
BILE and practical methods IF instruction
offered to the public.
The Corps of Instruction is very able.
and students can receive instruction in
all departments of education, the Com
mon and Higher English branches. the
languages, painting, drawing, penman-
ship, vocal and instrumental music.
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Warren Distrfet-B. ErceR. =. +.

The numerous friends of Mr.. Excel
and family. in this place, will be glad to
learn that Warren will still be his place
of residence. During his ministerial la
bors for two years past, Mr.. Excel has
acquired an enviable popularity, and
made hosts of friends. His appointment
as Presiding Elder is but a just recogni-
ton of his valuable services.
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T. J. McLAIN & SON

licensed Bankers, Brokers and
IL Attorneys at Law. Office Main Street,
Warren Ohio.
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western Reserve Chronicle
TERMS OF

tae Dollar and FVty Cents, IN adpance, Tro Dol
esrss " payment Is not made N odpSnce. No pa
Fer aiseenunued until all arrearages are paid ex-
eept at the option Of the publishers.
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Insurance Agency.

T. IRE PLACES, CRATES, AND
Il FIRE BRICK. at JAMESON & WHEELER
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Personal.

General j. D. Cox arrived here last ev-
ening. He will remain at home a very
short time, when he returns to Cincin-
natl He expects to be ordered to the
field very soon.
Captain C. W. Smith is at home on a
short visit to his family. He is in good
fighting condition.
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BE CAREFUL.-A drafted man from the
Fifth ward, appeared before the Board of
Enrolment, yesterday, and claimed ex-
emption on the ground that he was an
alien. He stated, under oath, that he
had been in the United States less than
five years, had never declared his inten-
tons, and had never voted, but on refer
ring to the list of voters in the second
precinct of the Fifth ward, at the last
January election, his name was there
found. Suffice it to say that his applica-
ton was rejected, and, Notwithstanding an
examination by the Surgeon, was ordered
to report for duty at the Provost MarshaPs
office on Saturday at ten a. m. We are
not sure but there are more aliens of the
same sort.-Pd1sLuEg Dispatch.
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National Bank at Salem.

The First National Bank at Salem, Capt.
tai $4,000, has received authority TO
commence operations.
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Cleveland & Mahoning R. R.
Town and County.
u. s. 500 Bonds.

Geo. Tayler, at the Western Reserve
Bank, is agent for the sale of the $50
year six per cent. Coupon Bonds. Per-
sons wishing these Bonds, can get them
at par for bankable funds. May 27tf
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The Draft

1t is probable that the Draft will be
soon be made, but up to this time no or
der has been received at the Office of Pro-
vost Marshal, Caldwell.
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This ~favorite regiment is now at Hillsboro, Tenn,
and is in the corps of Gen. Crittenden, one of the
most popular commanders in Rosecran's grand ar
my.
COL. OPDYCKE
IS regarded with increased favor by his men, and
the l25th stands second to no other regiment in dis
cipline and good order.
Pay, AdUance and POunty, same as formerly.
The undersigned may be found for a short time NJ
the NEW YORK STORE, Warren, Ohio. ready to
receive recruits for the above regiment.
3. A. SMITH.
July o, 1S63-tf Recruiting Oficer.
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Conference Appointments.

At the late session of the Erie Confer
ence the following appointments were
made for this District:
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NJ. P. HARMON.
WARREN, August Sd, 1863.

1NNN -A@SN'N 49, A'N'-
Ladses Of WarrcH:
DEAR FRIENDs-Your Beautiful Gift
presented to me on Saturday Evening was
50 unlocked for, so complete a surprise that
words cannot express the feelings of my
heart. ! shall ever cherish the articles
received, not alone for their value, but
for the warmth of feeling they have
brought with them. | did not expect this,
| had not merited it. Henceforth no la
hor shall be a task that will in any way re-
lieve the suffering soldiers or prove my
sincerity in the appreciation of your Gift.
With my heart overlooking with graft
tude.
am Truly Yours,
+ N STITII
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MARRIAGES


In Mecca July 10th. by Samuel A. Davidson. ESQ.
Mr.. CHARLES WALKER, and Miss ELIZA Nc
GLATHERY. both of Champion.
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Manufactured by E. KENDAL & CO.,
Nei0 Lebanon Springs. Coh0HJiG Co., y. J.

mo lh"otiu'iChb y "'IuNNN+ - H't
Il acts in harmony with the MCrcurial Barometer
and is adapted to all places where wanted To be used
for Agricultural purposes. Its Dial Plate, which
represents the perpendicular scale Of the Mercurial
Barometer (Which Is a scale of inches,)i l. a little
magnihed: yet il is adjusted IL such 4 way that the
steel index passes over the space representing the
inch under the same atmospheric change IN which
the Mercury passes over an inch Of its scale.
Re- 1t is less affected by change Of temperature
than the Mercury Barometer. Ii IS more sensitive
than the Mercury Barometer. 1t Is more safely
portable than the Mercury Barometer Us sent safely
by Express anywhere 1t is less liable - dcrauEe-
ment than the Mercury aud IL deTIugcd
Is regulated with much less expense. II has been
tested by eminent scientific men, whose csiimuny
see below.
RS- All instruments warranted correct. When
wanted TO be used for scientific purpose. they should
be ordered especially for that purpose, in which
case instruments will be sent that are not affected
by change of temperature.
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hdsulnEtous " ~ Nn EeDB iooh-
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IHysici1lt of DE 4MutHe HaspH Q
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Messrs. E.. Kendall * Co-Gcuts: / have bad
one of your AnerOid BarOmeters in use for more
than one year. and find it n very excellent instru-
IHent; scarcely a week passes but what il gives me
real aid in reference to the Weathe. In hayiug, NO
farmer should be without one; twice this month it
has satisfied us early in the morning, that he wealth
er would be COED. wheu all appearances indicated
rain. We moved with confidence in the cool Of the
morning. and had good weather 10 cure our hay
Ny Mercury Barometer Though it cost me SlS.u0J
is now useless, because it is not half So sensitive rs
yours. Yours,
DAVID LYMAN.
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A p p Surprise.

On Saturday evening last, the ladies Of
Warren, principally of the Soldiers Aid
Society, presented to Mrs. Heman r. Har-
mon, the President, a handsome silver
tea service, and to Mrs. j. NJ. Stull, Sec
rotary and Treasurer, a beautiful cake
basket and a dozen spoons. The gifts
were entirely unexpected, the recipients
seeing them for the first time, upon their
own tables.
From the commencement of the war.
it has been customary among the soldiers
to present favorite and worthy officers
with tokens Of esteem. For two years
the ladies above mentioned have dis
charged the duties of their respective of.
fees with a zeal and fidelity, which has
known no abatement, and stopped at no
personal sacrifices.
The dwelling of Mrs. Harmon, being
in 50 central u location, has been used
time and again, with almost all its con-
tents, for the operations of the Society, as
many VIII bCdI hlliltSS. Inc lutd OF tile
presentation was happily conceived. and
happily executed. but where the fine
point Of the joke come in. was when Mrs.
Stull. who had been actively engaged in
Mrs. IIarmons's behalf, returned from
the residence of the latter. and found ON
her own table the tokens of affection for
herself.
We give the acknowledgements of the
ladies.
WARREN, MONDAY August Sd. 1868.
To the Ladies Of Wurca:
Ny DEAR FRIENDs-How inexpensive
it seems to offer you ever my ,rarassl
thanks for the handsome present received
on Saturday evening.
1t was indeed a pleasant surprise, and
though no act Of mine merits so much
attention, yet it will ever remind me Of
warm hearts who presented it, and will
prompt me to labor with you more zeal
ously for u ''Country's Defenders"
Yours with much love.
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As n Family PhysIe.

From DR.. Z. Ut. OlItVrghL NeID O,i-Dis.
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Treatment Of disease
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Bilious DisOrders-Liver Complaints
- n H. ~ - - IL IL

Not only are your Pills admirably adapted TO their pu~
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Middlcfeld. Ct. July l8. 1851.

To Messrs. SAVAGE * LYMAN. Montreal.
Dear Sirs-l have eXOmined the AuerOid Baron
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reach OF many to whom it will be of great utility "a,
an indicator of changes in the weather.
CHAS. SMALLWOOD D.. IL H..
Observatory. Isle Jesus, [. f.. March 30. ISL
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disease. A cold settles somewhere IN the body, aud OBJ
structs its natural functions These, u not Renewed,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro
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While in this condition, oppressed 0y the esrangenaenl~,
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ASA MUEGETmgE
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sIelmeadnehe, Foul stomach.
Rron b. Ea.eard -, BlRlaas.

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Dyspepsia, Impurity of IA Blood.

From Re- J. ]. Hines, iaSior 81 -Idrat tAHse3, EshsL-
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Rates OF Advertising,
% Twelve lines equal 10 one inch in space. make
A Square.
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kENDALL'S ANEROID BARoNETEE.-At the recent
lectures at \ ale College, upon Science and Agricul-
ture. Prot. Silliman, Jr, upon the subject of meteor
OlOgy, devoted an hour mainly TO the description OF
the several kinds of BarOmeters. and gave a general
idea of the isOthermal lines and the distribution oi
cultivated crops over the continent. Of the AutruIl
instrument thar could be placed IN the hands OF the
farmer-he said. "Unqualitiedly il is the best for the
farmers use; and for the scientific man, It's purta-
bility, and almost total unliubiiify 10 accident.
strongly it."
Z. KENDALL, Of New Lebanon Springs, mauuGlc-
lures a very ueat little AnerOid. five inches in diam
eter and one and a half deep. 1t IS perfectly relia-
BILE, and can be depended on in situations where
the mercurial would be useless, and moreover. they
are very cheap. the price being only ). We have
great pleasure in publishing this article. as we wish
to see them in more general use than they are ut
present--ScIeHtIfc american.
For sale by c. j. VAN GORDER,
Agent for the Manufacturer.
Warren, Trumbull Co, U, July -, 1866.