Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-07-29

FARMERSL0OK HERE
WOODRCFFS LMPROTED
BARo
FOR THE
AGRICULTURAL MILLION!
.CHEAPNESS,
ACCURACY,
DURABILITY,
SIMPLICITY,
AND
PORTABILITY COMBINED !
al WHILE in this age :
Of invention and prog
reSs, our American Farmers
have seized with aVldlty almost
every invention and inIpliment
of hUsbandTy that art or Sci
~ Gene could bring 10 their aid.
So one of the most important aux
-E iHIaries-the BarOmeter-has
A been almost entirely overlook
~ ed. This has arisen Tartly from
awant Of knowledge of its val
n M-n ne and Importance, but prlnei-
FL HEF paily because the peculiar del
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ii MEtt icacy Of construction, and the
II mEkI high eOstOf the Instrument have
MHE made it Unavailable to the mass
= HETfI e.. In this instrument these
X H35ls objections have been entirely
EifHH obviated. While its simplicity
EEH Of construction. and scientific
N MT4 arrangement. render it perfect
II MZrl y portable and accurate Us
as HEII cost is 50 low as TO place II with
XII in the means Of all. Indicating
with U~nerring certainty coming
So changes in the weather, it also
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NEff3 mOmeter gives the temperature
The Scientific ABIertcdn. Profs.
Williams, Carr, Douglas Holmes
" and a host of public journals
and scientific men.
s.ss~ mar crceHeRee. Pros. Henry
Maekley, Maury. Drs. Arnot
sen land Dick, have computed thai
a an annual saving Of five per
- cent. on all crops, might be
- made By its use. thus ahording
an annual saving Of over Fifty
milliOn dollars TO the farmers
~ of the United States. 1t sim
f- pie. durable, accurate, perfectly
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Elr7ni portable and very cheap ; 10 Is
i'm 81 EMl nicely finished, and affords q
EHEIT very beautiful and Ornameutal
lEEEH piece Of furniture, some Of the
HlElEI II carved eases being very elegant.
lEfItBH We give below a brief descrip-
IEH13l ton Of il, from the accompany
lHiHI ing cut, in which the eistern ia
NlxHI seen divided TO show its con-
HiHiHj s~truetiOn. The eistern, A, is Of
EEL east irOn-cast with two COM
ULLlLLLILa partments-paTtly filed with
M4N mercury. The tube c, filed
NE%MJ with mercury, is sealed into the
NM@y @cistern, a, and being placed up
NN@MNW right, the air Is admitted by
turning back the screw, d.
which has a fat place filed in its side near the out
er end. where air can pass through the outer vail.
when the mercury taxes its level, and Is IN working
condition. To make it portable, turn it upon its
side, when the spare mercury runs from y, to a..
filling tube and eistern. 4, %full-turn in the screw.
and il Is shut into A, perfectly solid, and may be
thrown about With IMMUNITY, or carried by hall-
road or Stage Express all over the world IN safety.
As the only objection to the universal use of the
Barometer has been overcome by this invention, we
cannot doubt that it will at ORee become as univer-
sal with oar American Farmers, as il is in Europe.
where 1t Is regarded as lndlspensabie by every lar
mer. They need no longer suffer damage and loss
by storms coming upon them unprepared. but b
the timely warning Of the prepare IN
The Barometer are Of different forms and prices.
varying from = to -, the price depending upon
the style Of finish this cut shows the s. form.
We claim for this instrument that while il pos
seSses oil the intrinsic merits Of other BarOmeteTs.
II mas several peculiar advantages possessed BY no
other, while its construction is such as to avoid the
objections TO which all other instruments are more
or less subject. Among Its peculiar merits are:
1st. its accuracy. being a Mercurial Cistern Ba-
rOmeter. and constructed on strictly scientific prin-
ciples. Ii has stood the severest test of a great
number Of scientific men, aud is amply recommend
ell h. eminent scientific authorities who had preyi-
9usly discarded and condemned the ordinary cheap
FOR evidence of this. We refer to the
T. ). Survey, Smithsonian Institute, and other sci
enthic authorities whose certificates we have.
-nu. lS CuedlncSS. ME Possessing intrinsic
merits possessed by none other, its price Is lower
than any other reliable Barometer.
5rd- 1t is perfectly and entirely portable, and can
be expressed by stage or railroad to any part Of the
country without injury. There IS no other Perfect
iy Portable Mercurial Barometer.
4th. Its thorough construction and perfectly SIM
plicity make it the most durable and perfect Ba~
rOmetere ever invented, and renders it impossible ts
injure or get IL out Of Csder, except by gross careless
ness or design.
9TH. i i unaffected by changes in temperature.
Ssh. Its beautiful finish and tasteful design rem
ders it a beautifnl parlor s~rlibrary ornament, while
1t affords a never falling study Of interest to the
man Of leisure, cultivation and refinement, and q
sure and reliable Indicator Of the coming weather.
to all whose interests are affected by atmospheric
changes.
PR EMIUMS
Have been awarded it by the New York, Vermont.
Michigan, and U. 5. Agricultural Societies over all
competitors
THE instrument IS manufactured by
MR.. CHARLES WILDER,
Of PeterborO. New Hampshire. For sale By 60
CYRUS J.. VANG0RDER.
Agent for Manufacturer.
Warren. TrumbEn Co, Ohio July Is.