Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-05


OUIs ULLMAN the Dooverer Of this curious beautiful
IA exotic which Is native OF the Arabian Desert near Ia
nseus, N Asia, was the hst to apply it to the purpose Of
Weather INDICATOR having discoveries its wonderful qualities by
minute examination in the native land Of the plant.
inesuche ana will continue perform
all the stroses. acids chemists including Nitric,
bluriatic. Sulhuc &c. to boiling and boiling O and
impaired, losing Of its sensveuess capacity,
no decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Weather Indicator caa be procured for the
low price q o. prognostctts the weather WITH equal certain
~ AMI durability, the Barometer, which ga to 800 and
IS easily aired
The NArsRAL was never known to the
world before introduced subscriber,
time Oh il to the public for s,e Its wonderful
astonSe the scholars and scientific Of Europe and Amer
lea 1t is simple and imaginable that difficulty will ta
und in testing its vne. The dscoYerer te
b. permitted oer certificates from gentlemen who
ell it, Of such character to put all doubt at rest Read the
WI BowLING NJ b, ProfessoJ Of Medicine int Re mi
oSjf Of AdSrVe, and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
tdtfte ana SH'g'y IN ms number for November, ls ss;
As for ourelf been closely watching of Mr. I'LL
mans instruments for than and cOnyi e that
'n every way superior 10 a.y cohul'ce oT ny
grometrica observations known The in study, is
the now as it than The moisture from
infants breath will Instantly the index motion. Mr.. Uli
IN has that he has watched for egntn years. and it
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They have been subjected to long b1 ing and then hastily dried
OIL sto'a without suffering the slightest loss Of that peculiar
enstveness which characterize them They have been placed in
Eiic and sunurc acid after which they would gradually
their original shape and being placed the box win the in
deE fitted on, kept time precisely with those that ha not
been subjected to such experiments There no apparent reason
Why such instrument should not last thousand is
the most simple Of all manabe eontrvanees capable of ecur
it'll ordinary thermometer and Mr. Ulman beautiful little
Instrument the farmer would have but little difficulty in anci
patng sorm rain sunshine The two thermome-
ter aud Mr. Clmans hygrome you'd enable the farmer TAR
better anticipate the weather, than he could by familiarity
wi; the best barometer. The sudden fall mercury the
barometer viii orete wind or rain, but no Que can tell which,
until he assertions the ygromerc Of the air II il he Dry
wind viii come, If the atmosphere damp there will be rain 60
the farmer noticing the mercury high IN the thernomete ind
turning 10 his perceyes large amount OF
however hot the weather, il the air dry he will
look for rain Mr. Ulman's little instrument requires
believe would hundred with the greatest
and Medical Juipudene and editor of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder vi Medical and Physical Science, say:
Ma. LOUis ULLNkS DeTISr:The little plant you had the
duty rs Wlab@r Indicator nd :, csts is md 80 I
ye to the least atmospheric changes, either respecting the Bar
onetric HygrOmetc condition. mat it ins indicate gen
eTaI ' advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept it suspended in my Office my standard
Snithon M Barometer and Mason Hygronetrr
cd faithful in its indications as lhse Instruments
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reahe
regard this ysrOscopc plant therefore Of its sn
tvene and its d"r06RHy ahoriing cheap and reliable
purposes you app it. an important
valuable discovery anil believe that will commend itself whee
ever us-i Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February IS, 1859. Shelby MEDICAL College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A NJ NJ. D., Professor Bot
February, . 1852.
q" LoUs 5. ULLuAN, Esq-Detr Sri have hal
years experience OF ycu Natural We her Indicator and have
examined us action with interest 1t has ge orally been
correct for IS have and fOretels the weather with
extreme am glad to add testimony to that your
other friends. wish in establishing sale for cheap
GEORGE 5. GLAChIE, NJ. D.
Lieut.. Col RICHARD OWEN, N. D. le Professor Of Geol
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says
L. $ UrIa.s, ESQ., el Sir: After c1rtfuiy adjusting six
of the seed vessels boxes and making the indces
with each other at given point C. hhanse ON the tii on
day oil average u isure IN IN atmospheric found hei darng
mary months, iary SENSITIVE ali ygromercal changes,
required their indications they
Ifuher compared Them Tor te same erDd' win mar Isrom
the time with M4son Hygrometer, Che and
dry bu and found the plants give the safe indications those
instruments
Being thus excellent yromers not liable to be broken or
disarnsed well cheap enough to he within the rea Of
farmers AMI community generally, think persons
buy your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase
From J. NJ TOWLER NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL Esq. of
Columbia, Tom. are saysing, February ., 1859:
rneas with close observations little
EXcoc which you kind enough present time
Tasnan or Natural Weather indicator From those expert
observations satisfied, is extremely sensitive
be made to supply the place of The costlest Barometer far
As in ien the changes OF the weather Is CONCERNED Securely
de sun and carefay regulated according to your yery ex ct
co we cor fIentiy believe it will unerrinrIy indicate the
approaching the atmosphere "a
advance Aside Baromeucai times
Respectfully, &c, }. N. fowler, NJ. D.,
J. l. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor of Chemistry the
sity OF LOUISIANA concerning this plant, says
l. s UmM.N Esq-Dear Sir: them 18th Dec
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reiAbe
JOHN HENRY. NJ. DLL D, Professor in the smithson.
ian Institute Washington City, in letter dated July H. lS'o
Louls 5. UIL,l.s EsQ.Dear Sir at appears be pecu
y sensitive, and gives greater Of molten than either
he animated oat or ordinary caigut
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry the Cum
erand University Of Lebanon Tenn aud State Geoogit Tor
he State OF Tennessee, says
Mr. L. ULLHyS-ly Dear Sir find your simple and e!e
ant little ygros;ope, constructed by yourself quite delicate
ND believe they will prove to be useful anu valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D. L. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
md Ply soogy. University of New York, relative to this
May, 20 1857.
ULLMAS, MsQ-Dear Sir: have had the Hy-ro-
you hung up my Ls5ratoy since arrived,
nd found it to move in the manner you represent"
J. LAWRENCE SMITH NJ D late Professor Of Medical
)hemsy and Toxoiogy in the University Of Louisville says
Lows s. UGLNAN Esq-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
title instrument and have been regarding L with much interest
makes remarkable sensitive Aygronesr and more cOnVe
ent for this purpose than any hca arrangement Auo" Oh
S. P CRAWFORD, NJ D., Of Greenevle, Tenn, writes to
he Discoye-er letters from which we extract:
- hudit to he remarkably sensitive 10 all
and think will prove be most excellent MICROSCOPES
together superior anything Of kad the have ever observed
Twice fOretod twenty four hours before hand
nd that when the least expected and MOI ought
he near"
In subsequent letter to the gentleman writes
The watch your Natural Weather Indicator the more
OF the and utility II Is as true 10
lie weather as is the needle to the pole"
From J. o. GRIFFITH, Esq of the Propietors Of the
Mon and American.
Nashville, Feb %, 1853.
Mr. Lows ULIMAN-Si Natural Weather Indicator,
indy handed tested by for some onts andI
heieHcy saying is unerfg weathe gauge
retelng changes atmosphere from n 70 a. hours
bead. attention and patronage Of all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully, &C,
Cnlya limited numbes Of IT,, Natural Weather Indicator
iii he offered for sale, which found ut the following
laces at NashviTe:-RAINS 4 BROWN, Public Square A.
TkETCH corner Union ana college Streets DEMO lLLE
Church and Cherry streets, and by H. kOSCOE
Co, cor ner o Broad Market streets.
81 90. will send the Natural sath
Indicator by ma postage paid, well put up and securt
any person Full and plain
rcctons for ating using accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS =. ULLMAR, Agnt ID
mh3-u COLUMBIA Tenn