Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-08
A SURE AND RELIABLE IEDToATeR OF TIE STATE or
TIE WEATHER,
indicating Invariably from "a TO 4s hours

minute examination IN the native land Of the plant
Though vegetable production the Aaiur Weather Indicate
i and wL e99tlHus to gerfo; f functions {
81 me strongest acids known to chemists incung Nitie, Mir
Murate suphuFic &C., 10 boisg water and boiling c sa
ice water intact, continues Its Performance
LpSreo, iesng noneo rs SensisyeIes or capacity, and vi
not decay like % artificial substances Used for
The Natural weather Indicator can be procured for II
low price Of 81 o. prosnosatss the weather with equal certair
y an DURABILITY ssthe Bz7oeter which costs IS to $40,
The E1rEAI wrIrHzR ISDrcArOa vas never known to tn
world before introduced Tire subscriber the fra
time offers to Tie pubeforsEs Its Eondsra ropeTtes
ss0nsaed the scholars and Esnths men q EuTee and Ager
found in testing its ns The seo7eer the neces
si Of saying anything in its merits on his own resoas
hes permitted gentlemen who have test
ed it. Of such character to put all doubt at Read h
W K BowLrNd. " D., Professor Of Medicine Il, TIE gai
gsrsyef As4uals. and editor Of the Nashville orr7gcl O
- As for ouselt have been closely watching Nj TN
man Instruments for more than year and are eonyi c tbs
sln every WAy altogether superior 70 oonarce for ny
grecal observations known Fhe one in study
tine now as it than year ago. The
infant sasn VIII instantly put the INDEX in motion Mr. U
map has one that be watched for eighteen yezrs md it
They have oeen 70 long and then hastily dried
on stove, Vhoc suffering The slightest loss Of that peculiar
Eitre and Gulphn acid, after which they would gradually
same their original shape and beih placed in
dek lifted kept time, precisely with those that
vhy suci an irsrarssnt snnljd lot is-t tbSS9 49, n =
the most simple Of all imaginable eOnrvaGees capable Of
With ordinary ermoneieg and Mr. little
instrument the farmer would have hut little difficulty antc
patiBg Storm rain sunshine. The
better anticipate weather. than he could ty any
with the beet barometer The sudden f Of TIE Ierrury
barometer VIII iore wind Or rain Snt no ors tell which,
until he ascersins the by gTOei-ic the II dy
wind will coue, II the atmosphere damp the viii be sis So
he farmer noticing the mercury high IN e Thermometer nd
turning to his ngronee peeves large amount Of acgLeons
contrary, however hot the weather dry not
look for rain Mr. Uman's little instrument requires
or attention Hung nail in Terandah hail, and
believe gould run one hundred With the greatest
l
aud Medical Jsprudence a editor Of the Nashville Monthly
/ Reeorde'. OF hedical and Physical Science, szys:
MR LoUIs ULlSAs, Dear STThe nltie plant had tie
Bindress 70 send sill faithfully performs
duty Weather Indicator and delicate and
onetc Hygrom,c condition that egins 10 indicate gen
/ eTally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept it suspended in ny Office near to my sapdard
(Smithsonan) Barometer and Mason Hygr0e and hive
tced it is as faithful il its indications a. desc
truly Natural Weather Indicator and PERFECTLY Telishs
regard this Microscopic plant therefore
means for the purposes to which you ape l. an npo-pt md
valuable discovery, and believe that it viii commend itself vere
February ls, lass. shelby Mediai college, Nashville.
Prom GEORGE s. BLACKIE, 4 NJ, ~ D., Professor Bot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
"LouIs g. ULLxAS Ess-peqr ST. nave lad ors tsn
years experience Of you Natural weather Indicator have
examined ils action with exemsutereL u has get orally
correct as Tor - ays sem and fofeels The weather vita
extreme accuracy am glad TO add testimony that your
other friends Wish in establishing sale for chP
and reliable Instrument an years. respectfully &C..
GEORGE 8. BLACEIE, n. D.
Lislt. Col RICHARD oWEs NJ D. Iats Professor CT Geol.
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville
LIS CLLxAS Esq DER Sir: After ersfsiy adjustinr six
OF tue seed vessels in their boxes and akug the Hdes agree
with each Other a. given poin g ahsng on the diai on
day Q! aVeIsc moisture IN u atnosphTe found them during
HsLy months, peculiarly sensitive all ygoercal changes,
and required confidence their indications
LIue ths Tor ne same eTo' with hair HygroEa
eter and part Ct the time with Asson lily roer, Che vet and
dry bu6 and found The plants give ts same indications ose
Being thus excellent nysruetes, liable broks or
farmers, and OF tie community generally, persons ho
buy your instrument Will s4sf-d with the purchase
From J. NJ. TowLEB, II. D.. and JcHN o. HILL,Esq Of
Columbia, Tom, are saysiag, February IS, 1859.
LOUIS D ULLNAl Esq Deer Sz: We have male repeated
experiments zth, and close observations OIL re little
ESotc Ehch Jon Eee kind enough present time
TaIisan, or Natural BelisT Iadica.a' From those e
snls and observations, t fe is extremely sensitive
as Indicating the cha9e- az ts ~1tb- i ee.rass ,r.Iv
saspendedin s0eUitsb place where crcuationo
the sun sud carefully rsgnatl --.iir, - i
directions, confidently believe will unerngy Bczte
sPPrOaeng variations q the atmosphere from "a to e hours
advance. Aside from i Bsroec srit It'll worth foarties
the amount y0u charge for as Botanical curir sty
BespsstfsiIy, &C., }. N. T0WLER, n. ID.
join Q. HILL
J. L. RIDDELL, 81. D. ProfessorOf Chemistry ia the Un7er
sy Of L0uisiaEas concerning THE plant. s1y';
L. s. UllnAx, sqDsq Sir rs5e a or the isth Dec
1857 teg wonderfully delicate and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY N. D. L. l. D. Professor in the snlitbson.
an Institute Washington City in letter dated July H. is'e
Lovis CIl,S, BsoDaar sir It appears to be pecu-
liary sensitre ana gives greater range Of molten than either
Zoe animated GA or ordinary catgut
JAS NJ Stafford NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in tbs Cur
brland University Of Lebanon Tenn aud State 6oost Tor
the stateOf Tennessee, s'ys;
Mr. s. rLLlrSx-Ny Dear Sir: end yo5r simple siG e
little HygrsoIe constructed 0y yoIrse quite delcats
and believe hsy villa PROV to be useful and valuable.
JOHN W. DRAPE3, NJ L L. D. Professor q Chemistry
and Physiology in The University Of New York relative this
plant, says
Loul. UuEAx Ns2Dsar Sir: have asd The h. 70.
yon hung up Lsbraory arrived
ard found ii - move in the manaer you represent.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH N D late Professor Of Ms,ical
Chewisy and Toxiology in The University Of Louisville,
Locs s. ULLxAs Eeq.Dsur Ssr: I have YOUR seauaful
little instrument, and haze been regarding with
II akeJ remarkable sensitive AgT0er and
this PsrPose than any artificial arrangement know
s. P. CRAWFORD. NJ D., OF GreoneviIle, Tenn, sEys;
Lors S uLtHAN, Lsg:-Dear SRI have hsd several Of
estug time. find them be eceeTiayy seHsi
si0e, and made stscl5,o ., az AyggosssilE casgss than
I foreteagae c5ges T 10 oecseT from :. h Is hsuys
"a adrdace 1 ere more simple ana believe TslG
ass and should almost every individual O.
pscaily The farmer Fery respectfully, &C., yours,
z. CRAWFORD, n. D.
From j. 0. GRIFFITH, Esq, Of the PrOpTssors Of The
Union aud American.
Nashville Feb g, 1859.
Mr. LoU1s g. ULLNAHr: Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly banded has sen tested by some onths and
hesitency in saying that unerrng weather gauge
oretelng the changes Of the atmosphere
ahead. ard patrons Of alIcasse.
as worthy special favor respectfully, &C.,
} 0. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numbes Of the Natural Weather Iudicator
will offered for sale, which be the foe8ng
places Nasbville:-RAINs & BROWN, Public Square
STRETcI Union and College streets, DEMOVILLE
co corner Church and Cherry by A. H. ROSCOE
4 Co. corner Of Broad and Market STREETS
Price 81 O0s The discOverer will the Natural Weath
Indicator by mall postage paid we'll put up aud secured
70 any person enclosing S&0O money Full plan
directions for regulating, using accompany
Address LOUIS ULLMAH, Agmt
mh3dhw-u Coluuaia Tenn.
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