Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-13

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oUIs ULLMAN the Diseoyerer curious and beautiful
exotic seSs the Sas s sp1 d5a1 to Isr ns Of
Weather Indicator having discovered its wonderful qualities by
minute examination in the native land Of the plant
Though vegetable production, the Natural Weather Indicator
is ndestructbe, will continue perform its functions
sronges: acids known chemists, including Nitric Nitro
Muriac suphuc, &C. 70 boiling water and boiling Gill; and
intact AMI continues its performances
impaired, losing Of its senstveness capacity, and viii
not decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indcator can be procured for the
low prce a 81 roenosticas the weather with equal certsin
AMI durability the Bareneter which costs 3 to $50, and
The NATURAL WEATHER was never known to the
world by the subscriber and he the
time offers ii to public forsas Its wonderful properties
asOnished the scholars and scientific Of Europe and Amer
lea 1t is so simple and manageable d.culty
found in testing vne The deOveer under the
sity of saving anything his responsibility v,
ne permitted offer certificates from gentlemen who have
ed it, of such character as to put all doubt at rest Read the
W. k BOWLING, NJ. D. Professor Of Aeiieias IN the INT
ceTsiy of RashCe and editor of the Nashville journal Of
Medicine and surgery in his number for November ise says
for oursel been closely watching Of Mr. III
mans instruments for than and convinced that
In every way altogether superior any continuance
grcetrca observations known The one in suds
infants will instantly put the index in motion Mr. Ull
be has watched for eighteen years. and it
sensitive nov as those mounted on yester-Ay.
They have been subjected long boiling and then hastily dried
stoye without suffering The slightest loss Of that peculiar
Iic ard suphuric acid after which they would gradually
sun s ss @ ana 1Iv vim e bst bas s not
been such There no apparent reason
why such instrument should not last thousand II is
the most simple Of all IMAGINABLE cOnva9ces capable of scur-
| ing important ends
With ordinary thermometer Uman little
instrument the farmer would have but little difficulty in anc
pang Storm rain or sunshine The two common hermome-
and Mr. Ullmans bygrone woud enable the farmer far
anticipate the weather. than he could by any familiarity
with the best barometer Inc sudden ia Of the mercury IN the
barometer viii oree wind or rain but no one can tell which,
until he scersns the grume-ic state Of the air II be dry
will cone, if the atmosphere damp there will be rain
the farmer noticing the mercury Ugh in he thermometer, ind
turning his nygroet pereeves large amount Of aqueous
vspor Indicated will know that rain is hands while upon the
contrary the weather. il dry he will
look for rain Mr. Uman's little instrument requires
attention. Hang up nail in verandah or hall, and
believe would one hundred years with the greatest
RICHARD O. CURRY, A. NJ, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical jurisprudence AID editor Of the Nashville Monthly
| Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says
Ma. LOUIs ULLAs, De1r SrThe little plant had the
lindr@s to send ne two years ago. still faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator and delicate is it, and
onetric or Hygron, condition that It BEGINS 70 indicate gen
orally in advance Of the usual Instruments
have kept suspended in my Office near to my standard
Smitonanl Barometer Mason Hygroneoer
tced that it faithful in its Indications these natralents
regard this Microscopic plant therefore Of its sens
tiyenes and its durG5tu aording cheap and reliable
for tee purposes which app Important
valuable discovery ana believe that will commend itself where
ever use f Sso very tfgly, RICnA I'D O. CURRY
From GEORGE S. BLACKIE A. NJ NJ D.. Professor Of Bot.
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashvle says
Louis S. ULLMls, Esq-ear Si.I have bad more than
years experience Natural Weather Indicator have
examined It's action with extreme interest 1t has orally been
correct for have and foreeIls the weather with
am glad to add testimony that of your
other friends. wish establishing sale for cheap
and reliable instrument am years, respectfully, &C.,
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, NJ. D.
LENT Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D., late Professor of GeOl
ogy and Chemistry the University Of Nashville,
L. s. U1M.S Esq., Dear Sir After clrsfay adjusting six
the in
with each other at pons, hbangs the dialD
day of average moisture the atmosphere found them, during
mary months peculiarly sensitive Hygometcal changes
required confidence in their indications because they agree
ute compared them for the same PERIOD with hair HygTom
er and part Of te tine with Masou lily gomete the wet and
dry b and found the plants give the sane indications as those
Being thus excellent Hygromces liable or
dsarragzd cheap enough within the Of
farmers and of Tie 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, Tom. ssysing, February ., 1859:
s. ULLMAS, Esq dur Ssr We have made repeated
With and taken close observations Of the rare little
Exotic which you Kind enough present to time
shce and which appropriately designate as the Oriental
Tasman or Natural Weather Indicator" From those expert
and observations satisfied, is extremely sensitive to
all atmospheric Influences and with and attention.
supply the place Of the cOsest Barometer far
as Indicating changes Of the weather Securely
suspendedn somube place where the circulation Of
fresh air. protected from rain and the influence Of the Of
the SUM- and carefully regulated according explicit
directions confidently believe it VIII unerringiy indicate the
approaching variations Of the atmosphere from "a As hours in
advance Aside from its Baromecl merits it worth four times
the amount you charge for as Botanical c1[5esity;
RESPECTFULLY, &C., j. NJ fowler, NJ d.
JOHN 0. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry the Unyer.
slty OF Louisiana, concerning this plant says;
L. s. ULLMAN, EsqDs7r Sir receive them the 18th Dec
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable.
JOHN HENRY NJ. D. L. L. D. Professor in the smithson.
Institute, Washington City, in letter dated July H. 1855,
Lou1s s. Ut1MAS Ese.-Dear SIR It appears be pecu
ary fensve gives greater range Of molten than either
the animated Ga or ordinary caigut
JAS NJ. STAFFORD NJ D. Professor of Chemistry the Cum
berand University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Geolog for
Lebanon, June l6, 1857
Mr. L. s. GLNss- Dear Sir find you, simple and ss
and believe they will prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, N. D. D., Professor OF Chemistry
and Physiology in the University Of New York. relative to this
plant, says
LOUIS ULLMLS, MsQ-Dear Sir have had the Hyero
meter sent hung in my LabatOry since il arrived
and found 1t to move in the manner you represent
j. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Professor OF Medical |
Chemistry and TOxiOlOgy in the University Of Louisville
LouIs s. UILNAS Esq-Dear Sir have your beautiful |
little instrument and have been regarding with much interest
1t maker remarkable sensitive AggroHe and is more eonVe
nien for this purpose thar any artificial arrangement know o.
March ?, so.
S. P. CRAWFORD NJ. D., of Grseneyille, Tenn, says
LOus 5. ULLMAS, Esq-DeGr SirI have had several Of
you Natural Weather Indicators which, have been watching and
test for time. ind them tGem be eceetHgy SeSt
tiee and made susceptible to al hg2r0ecqs changes nun
the best HgrOeers that (haUe o5serDe They al agree an
oretehgt1e ctges Of the aedther from p 10 = AoaS
in dd1dqce They more simple, and believe more Te
Die and Of utility than sensitive Ilygroscepe 7o an
and should be in the almost every individual e
''''i' '''i''' 's'' 's'p''1S T. cEI%FohD, M. D.
From j. O. GRIFFITH, Esq Of the Projectors of the
Union and American.
Nashville, Feb g. 1859.
Mr. Louis s. UUMAESr: Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly handed tested by for nont andi
hsstency saying that unerng weather gauge
foreeng the changes atmosphere "a to a. hours
ahead Icommend and patronage Of all classes
As worthy special favor. Respectfully, &C.. |
}. o. GRIFFITH
Only limited numbes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
will offered for sale which he found at the following
places Nashyille:-RAINS & BROWN, Public square a.
STRETCH corner Union and College streets, DkAO
CO. Church and Cherry Streets and by A. H kOSCoA
L CO., corner Of Broad and Market Streets |
Price 81 ~ TIE discoyerer win send the Natural Weath
Indicator by mall postage pd well put up and secured
any person enclosing S2O0 cuert money Full and plain
directions regulating using, &c accompany each indicator
Address LOUIS s. ULLMAE, Agut
nhsd&E-d Columbia Tenn