Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-11

exotic which native of ths Arabian IA
s.sc9 In ASIA was s A5s % sPPy II % s
= minute examination in the native land Of the plant
Though vegetable productions the Natural Weather indicator,
is udestructibe and will continue perform its
all climate and at all though submurged in
ali the strongest acids chemists including Nitric Nitro
Muratc suphuric &C. boiling water and boiling oil, and
water remains intact and continues m performances
impaired losing Of its sensvene capacity and will
like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator can he procured for the
prizes 81 co. prOgnoc the weather with equal certain
durability the Barometer, which costs $ $780, and
The NATURAL WrArnER INJECTOR was never known to
the subscriber and he the drst
time offers public ,le Its wonderful properties
stonished the scholars scientific Europe
found In testing its Tane The dover is not under the neces
sty saying anything in its merits his responsible
certificates from gentlemen who have
ed it. Of such character to put all doubt at rest Head the
W. K BOWLING, NJ D. Professor of Asdictae IN TIE mi
otrsiy of NasAre and editor Of the Nashville journal IF
kicae and Surgery, in his number for November 1853,
As for ourse been closely watching Mr. IN
mans instruments for than and convinced that
in every altogether superior any continuance
grsmecal observations The study
tine than The moisture from
infants breath will Instantly pughe index notion Mr. U
that he has watched for eighteen years. and
sensitive as those mounted on yesterday"
They have been subjected lSng boiling and then hastily dried
stove, without suffering the slightest loss Of that peculiar
snsVenes which characterize them They have been placed in
Etc and suiphuric acid after which they would gradually as
their original shape and being placed the box with the in
eeH hDee on, sep ue Pcisey Win nose th4I mao not
been subjected to such There no apparent reason
such should last thousand years.
tie most simple Of all imaginable cOntrvances capable of cur
With an ordinary thermometer Mr. Uman beautiful little
Instrument the farmer would have but little difficulty in antci
patng storm, rain sunshine The termome
ter and Mr. UlImans hygromeer would enable the farmer
with the best barometer The sudden fall Of the in the
barometer will orete wind rain, but tell which,
un the hygrOmerc be dTy
wind will if the atmosphere damp, there will be rain. So
the farmer noticing the mercury high 10 the Thermometer and
Vspor Indicated will know that rain hand while upon the
contrary however hot the weather, II the air dry he will
look for rain Mr. Umans instrument no care
attention. Hang it nail in verandah hail. and
believe would hundred with the greatest accuracy
RICHARD o. CURRY, A ~, NJ. D. Professor of Chemistry
and Medical jurisprudence and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder OF Hedica and Physical Science, says
Ma. LoUIs ULLAAS, Detr STLe little plant you had
send years ago, faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator 50 delicate it, and 50 sen
sye to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
Hygromec condition Iat begins indicate gea
orally in advance of the usual Instrura -nts.
have kept it suspended in efice to standard
sithonn) Barometer and Mason HygrOnetr and have
tcsd that it faithful in its indications these instruments.
It truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reliable.
regard TINS Microscope plant therefore on account Of its sens
veness and its durability as aGoring cheap and reliable
means for the purposes to which you app it, an important and
valuable discovery anu Deeye t u VIII commend itself where
ever usei Yours very truly; RICHARD o. CURRY.
February ls' 1859 Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A ~ NJ. D., Professor Of Bot
any aud Natural History in the University Of Nashville
s. ULLHAS, Esq-Deor SRI have had more than
years experience of Natural Weather Indicator
examined its action with extreme interest II has orally been
for have and fcretells the weather
other friends wish in establishing sale cheap
--- '''''''' '''' --' GEORGE 5. BLACRiE, D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN, NJ D. late Professor Of GeO
ssy and Chemistry in the University of Nashville,
L. s. UILxAs E,q-Dea Sir After cfsfuy adjusting six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the ndces agree
with each other at given point hhange' the dia
day moisture in the atmosphere found em during
many months peculiarly sensitive all Hygromercal changes
and required confidence in their indications because they agree
futher compared them for the same eod, with hair Hygro
part the time with Msson ygroueer wet and
dry bub and found the plants give the indications
two instruments.
disasnged we'll cheap enough be within THE Of
farmers of the community generally think all persons who
From J. NJ fowler, N. D., and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, Of
LoUIs s. ULLAAS, Esq -Dsar SER We have made repeated
experiments WITH and close observations rare little
lce which you appropriately designate the Oriental
Taman Natural Weather Indicator" those expert
all atmospheric influences and with proper attention.
be made to supply the place the eostest Barometer far
suspendedn somutabe place where there
fresh air. protected from ram and me influence Of the Of
directions confidently believe, will unerringy the
approaching variations Of the atmosphere from "a to as hours
Aside from its BarOmetcai merits times
you charge for it, Botanical sity.
Respectfully, 10, J. NJ. fowler, NJ D.,
JOIN o. HILL
j. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Chemistry In the Univer
New Orleans, March 81 1853
L. ULLMAE Esq-Dsar Sir receive them on the 18th Dec
1857; they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY NJ. D. L. L. D., Professor in the smithson
an Institute, Washington City, in letter dated July H. 1885,
LoUIs S. UILxAz EsQ-Dear Sir appears to he peeu
Of
he animated cat or ordinary eatgut
JAS NJ STAFFORD D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum
erland University of Lebanon TenR aud State Geoogt
he State of Tennessee, says
Mr. L. s. ULLNsN-Ay Dear Sir: lind your simple and ele
ant little HOROSCOPE constructed by YOURSELF quite delicate,
md believe they will prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D., L. L. d. Professor of Chemistry
md Physiology, in the University Of New York, relative to this
liant, says;
Louis ULLMAN, MsQ-Dear Sir: have had the Hygro-
meter you sent me hung in abrstOy since arrived,
nd found 1t to move in the manner you represent"
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Professor of Medical
hswSTy and TOAoosy in the University Of Louisville says;
LO1s s. ULLsIs, Esq.-Dear ST.: have your beautiful
3 sensitive hygron,eer
lent for this purpose than artificial arrangement know Of
March ., 50.
E. ?. CRAWFORD NJ. D. Of Greeneyills, Tenn., says:
Natural Weather Indicators which have Watching and
sstng for time. find Ihsm them he esceafigy se1st
and made susceptible 10 all hy0rOetcat changes B
.e best HgrODers that IhaUe o6Serged. They al agree in
lJoreteigt4s changes Of the csaae from q to = Aosrs
GdTdnce They are simple, and believe more red-
% and Of more utility than most sensitive MICROSCOPES Ho0 IN
and should be in the hands Of every individual,
rciSlly the farmer, Very respectfully, &C., yours,
s. p. CRAWFORD, NJ. D. G
From j. GRIFFTrH, ESQ., Of the PrOPrietos of the
MON and American.
Nashville, Feb. %, 1853 !
Mr. LoUs S. ULLMAS-ir: Weather Indicator,
ndy handed has been tested for Hont and
no hesency in saying that is uneng weather gauge,
reeng the changes Of the atmosphere from "A to a hours
sd commend the and patronage OF all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c,
J. o. GRiFEITH.
Only limited Of the Natural Weather Indicator
III be offered for sale which he found at the following
aces at Nashville-RAINS 4 BROWN, Public Square A.
rRETCH, corner Union and College streets DEMOfIILE
D., Church Cherry streets and By A ROSCOE
CO., Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81 co. The dscoyerer will send The Natural cath
Indicator by mail, postage paid we'll put ana secre
person enclosing S2OO current Full and plain
setions for regulating, using, &C each Indicator
Address LOUIS 3. uLLHANt Agent u | :
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