Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-26
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OUIs ULLAN the Dscoyrer Of this curious and teantiu
exotic, which is native o. tho Ar@oan Desert near "a
mascus in Asia, the first to apply It to tie ruoe o.
Ind hay discovered its wonderful qualities by
minute examination in the native lard OF the plant
Though vegetable production the Nainr Gather dcatr
ndestructih and will continue 10 perform its functions for
all time any and at all though gtmrged in
all the strongest acids known to chemists Including Nitric Miro
Muratic, Sulhurc to boiling water and boiling o and
intact an continues its performances u
impaired losing none oil ITS sesVe1ess or cSac anu VII
decay se other organic artificial substances used for si
The Natural Wssther Indicator be procured the
low price If 81 o. prognoset The weather with equal ssrtan
y AMI durability 'e BsrOmete which costs 80 10 s"O ana
The SaTuea WEATHER IxDgcAroR was never known
world the subscriber, and k now for The First
time Off to the public fors L. Its wonderful Properties lave
scholars and scientific o. Europe and Ager
lea simple ana manageable that difficulty will Is
- ~ - ~ inc i, il merits IN his own respoasjii v A.
permitted offer certificates rc gentlemen who have test
ell it, Of such character to put all doubt at rest Read the
W X BOWLING N D., Professor Of Hsdicin0 IL the mi
rersify Of AdStC and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine aud SargeJg November, lsjs
for ourself have been close watching Of Mr. U
mans than year. and eontii eel that
it is in every way altogether superior ay convanee for by
gro ytric.i observations kn. wn. study
than The moisture Rom an
breath will Instantly PIT the index in motion Dir vi
man watched for egnt=en years. and it
sensitive those mounted on esterLsy"
They have been subjected 70 long Dol ana theh suy dec
without suffering the slightest loss OF hat peculiar
which caceze item They have been placed IN
Erc and su!phurc acid aiter Whh they would gradually a.
their original shape AM being placed IN the box val" me IN
dex fitted kept tine precisely with those that had not
been SUI leced TO ach ihefe - NJ
why such an instrument should thOusad Il Is
the simple Of all IMAGINABLE coDtvances capable OF cur
With an ordinary thermometer Gilman sbeaufal little
instrument farmer would have but little difficulty in antc
patlng Storm rain The two ermome
ter Mr. Cmans hygroueer would enable the farmer FAR
with The sudden fail Of the mercury il the
barometer will ioretel wind rain, but tell which,
cone, the atmosphere damp there will be rain so
noticing the high in the thermometer, nd
vpOr Indicated will know that rain is at hand while upon the
contrary however hot the weather, tho air dry, he will not
loos Mr. Ulman's little instrument requires
attention. Hang up nail in verdndah hall, and we
believe would Hundred with the greatest accuracy
RICHARD o. CURRY, A. NJ, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
Medical Jurisprudence, and editor Of the Nashville MoEtlS
Ma LouIs ULIMAN, Detr brTte little plant you had the
Bnress years ago, still faithfully performs its
the atmospheric changes, either reecing the Bar
ygromere condition that begins indicate
esaliy in adyauce Of the usual Instruments.
kept suspended in office, near TO my standard
(mhoBnj Barometer and Mason Hygrometer aud have
Lblu in its indications these insrsnSnts
1t truly Natural Weather indicator End perfectly reliable
regard MS ysose pic plant therefore on account Of its snsi
for the purposes which app it. an important and
valuable discovery and believe that il will commend Itself where
USE. Yours very truly, RlCHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, 1859. Shelby Medical College, Nashville
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and Natural History in the University o. Nashville says
LIONS s r7,1x,y rso-Derr SRI have had NOR than
years experience ycu Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined us with extreme interest 1t has orally been
accuracy glad to add testimony to that your
tler friends you establishing sale for cheap
aad reliable Instrument. am y]ur,, respectfully &c
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, M D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ. D., Professor of Cecil
o,y and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says
~, .. 10, sep tsii H. Eos
o. tn seed boxe and making the indies
tn each other given poin:, & hhange the dali
m y months senstv. Hygrometrcal changes,
and required confidence their Indications they
and part the time with Mssons iygromete e wet and
dry bub and found the plants give the ndetons as those
Beng thus excellent Hyrometers liable to be broken
we'll as cheap enough 10 be within the reach Of
farmers community generally, think all persons who
buy your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase
From J. NJ fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL, esq Of
Columbia. Tonn- SAY sing February >, 1853:
LoUis s ULNAS, Esq -Dssr We have made repeated
which you kind enough present to US some time
since and which you appropriately designate the Oriental
sn and observations, m fed, is extremely sensitive to
atmospheric Influences and with proper and attention,
be made to supply the Cstesi Barometer, far
- M rIac Vl,rsbe Isl Circulation Of
rs air protected from influence of the rays
M ie1tiv t.rye n viii nnerrirgly indicate ne
adynes Aside from its worth four times
tho amount you charge fer as Botanical SlTGsi.y
JOHN o. HILL
j. L. RIDDELL NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry in TIE Univer
sty Louisiana, concerning this plant says ,ss
s. ULLn.S, Esq-Dear Sir receive them on the 18Th Dec
1851; they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY N. D. L. D, Professor in the smithsOn-
ian Institute, ashngOn City in letter dated July H. l7'o
II bora
ay sensve gives greater range Of molten than either
the animated Ga or Ordn nary catgut
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ. D. Professor Chemistry in the Cum
bnd University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State 6eologt Tor
Lebanon, June IL 1857.
Mr.. l. 5. ULrM>N-l Dear Sir find your simple and ele
little Microscope, constructed by yourseit quite delicate,
AMI lie ese they viii prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER. M.p.LL D., Professor Il Chemistry
and physiology in The University Of New York. relative to this
: Nai' says May, 20 Is57
LOUIS ULINAS MsQ.-Dsqr Sir have had the by
meter sent hung up my Labatory sDcs It arrived
and found Il u move in the manner you represent
J. LAWRENCE SMITH NJ. D, late Professor Of Medical
Cheuisy and IoNiolosy in the University o. % I7
Lou1s S. GILMAN, ESq.-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
1t makes remarkable sensitive AygiOer and is more cOnve
nent for this than cnl ar angeent kno" o.
March so.
s. CRAWFORD. NJ. D., of Geeneyille, Tenn, Gays:
Natural Weather Indicators wirh have been Wa1ei anu
Ig for ind them them be scce'tt9ty sest
ice. and made SHseI title to all hggrO1ettct eHges "a
Pc bet HggrOefeFs that Ihgce Discreet Iheyd dgee 90
ia JIetagthe ctaAgs Of tie 'eteT from = . q ho4,s
il df5Iqce. THEY simpe. and believe more Ft-
lie utility tdR sensitive ygroscepe, non a
iss should almost individual es-
pecially the farmer, Very respectfully &c, yours,
s. Z. CRAWFORD, NJ D.
From J. o. GRIFFITH Esq, Of the ProPetors oil the
Juion and American.
Mr. LOUIS s UMAN-Sr: Natural Gather Indicator,
ndy handed tested by for some onths and
no rsiteuey in saying that it unerng weather gauge,
oreellng the changes the atmosphere from - 70 20 hours
head commend to the attention and paronage oil all classes
IS worthy sl.-,ial favor. Respectfully &c-
j. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited Natural Weather Indicator
viii he offered for sale, which he found at the following
,laces Nashville ;-RAINS BROWN, Public square a
TKETCH corner Union and College streets DEM0f LIE g
CO., Church and Cherry Streets and by A. IL kOsVOh
Co. of Broad and Market STREETS
Price 81 90. Tie dscOyererl send the Natural Wean
by nail postage paid we'll put and secnrei
person enclosing S200 money Full and plain
rectons for regulating, using. accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS 5. ULLMAN, Agnt
mh3d&w-d Columbia Tenn