Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-25

A SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF TIE STAIR OF
Indicating INVARIABLY Iren "a to 50 hSurs
In advance.
OUIs ULLAE Dseoverer Of this curious and beautf
exotic which IS native the Arabian Desert, DA
msscus Asia The hrst 20 apply % the purpose o.
minute ssamInstion IN lie native land Of the plant
Though Vegetable production, The Natural Weather Indas
all time any climate and AZ all seasons though ghmurged in
ali the acids known chemists Including hisre H
Murate. suphurc Sc, 70 boiling water and boiling on and
ice intact and continues its performances IN
impaired. losing Of It's ssnsve9esS or opacity and wi
%. decay like other oEgznc sAesi substances used Tor s
The Natural Weather Indicator can be procured for
low price Of sl0D pTognostate the win
~ AMI durability the Barometer, which costs Is . So and
The NATURAL WEATHER IxDcAToR never known to the
world before introduced by the subscriber and he me nrs
astonhed scholars scientific Of Europe and Aer
ica It IL 90 simple and manageable tat no asuiy VIII
sy saying anything merits bis own responsible y a.
he permitted offer certificates from gentlemen Eno have s
ed H. Of saca character Is to Put All oooD' A. u.s. M TIC
W. K:BowLINa NJ D., Professor Of Neaieias "a tte UT
eersV OF YasAuRs and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine Gad Surgery in bis number for hoyeDer o sys
As for ourelf We have been closely watching on q III
il every altogether superior % a1y
~ @ a. Il "a. Saos tban wear ago. The moisture nom an
infants breath will instantly put the index ID notion NJ O
man has be for eighteen years. and IL as
sensitive now as those mounted on yesterday"
They have been subjected 70 long boiling and then hastily dried
enstiveness which ehaEsoeTzc They have been placed in
Eiie and suphure acid after which they would gradually As
their original shape and being placed IN he box S ne IN
dex on, kept tine" precisely with those that had nos
been subjected 70 such experiment. Lnss Z no n \,
the most simple Of all IMAGINABLE capable Of ~
With an ordinary thez1nOmeteI and Mr.. little
instrument, farmer would hsys but little difficulty In an
E sSd M riimsn's hyTroeter would enable the farmer
better antpate the weather, than he could % any
Ssromete win orete wind or rain tell which,
until he assertions the hygrouelrie state Of ne air ts eT
the farmer noticing the mercury Ugh n hsruonstsr md
turning his nygromet pereeves large amount OF AQUEOUS
contrary, the weather, the air s dry be viii not
look rain Mr. Unsns little instrument requires no care
or attention Hang up rail IN veraniAho or hail. ard Ne
believe hundred With the greatest accuracy
RICHARD o. CURRY, A NJ N. D., Professor Of Chemistry
ana Medical Jurisprudence sad editor Of the Nashville Aou
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Schemes, says
tindress to send me two years ago. still faithfully performs is
duty Weather Indicator and 50 delicate Is H. and 50 s
e or Iyrro trio condition, that begins Indicate
orally in advance Of the usual Instruments
smhsonian) Barometer and Mason HysromT and have no
' 4. Nstra Weaber Ipdcstor ana perfectly reliable
regard this HygroscoPie plant therefore on seeoani o. Us
for he purposes 70 which you apply It. important and
valuable Discovery and believe commend tu Nhsre
February 49, 1859 shelby Medical College, Nashville
Pron GEORGE 8. BLACKIE A. NJ II. D., Professor ofBot
February, ., I5se.
LoUls s. ULLxAs Esq-Dedr SCI hare had more than
years sxTrsnee you Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined its action IL has generally been
correct As for as hays seeH and foretes NE EsAes WIZ
extreme accuracy. glad add testimony 70 that Of your
friends IEh YOU success in establishing sa Tor cheap
GEORGE 5. BLACE1E, N. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN T. D., late Professor Of Geoi.
ogy and Chemistry the University Ct Nashville says; go
Is GILMAN Esu-DsaT SIR: After carefully adjusting six
OF their boxes and making the nds agree
with each other at given point CehangS on ne ala, On
many months, peculiarly sensitive to AL HygOHnetFeAl Changes
required confidence their indications because they sgrss
s. and mart OF MAsons romeeT, the wet and
dry bub and found the plants give ne sane AS O
two instruments.
Bsq thus excellent Hyzrsmsers liable to Be broker or
sarrangad Ws cheap enough 70 b within ths h o.
farmers and OF The community generally mink Az persons Hho
yonr instrument viii he sAisaed Win me poTss'
From J. n. ToWLBE, NJ D., and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, ei
Columbia, Tom. says5ng, February ., 1859:
xrens WITH elo5e observations Of, TIE rare m
Exotic yon kind enough to present to rs some
aee which you appropriately designate as " the Oenta
Fznan or Natural Weather Indicator" From those exp
mens observations, atsd, Is extremely sensitive q
ali atmospheric Influences and with proper care and
can be made supply place Of the eOsest Barometer a. Ia
as Indicating the changes Of the weather concerned securely
suspendedin sOable place where the free
fresh protested fron rain and the nnuenee OF e Iay y
he sun and carefully regulated according 70 your very
directions We confidently believe it will unerrngy Indicate m
approaching Of the atmospheric from "a 70 - hours y
asTnnos ASIDE from rs Barometea merits Il worth four times
inc SIi ReIDestspIIV e. J. NJ fowler, n D.
JOHN o. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry in the UniVef
sity Of louisiana concerning this plant says Mel, ., ,ss
ULLMAx Esq-Dszr Sir: receive item on the 18Th Dec.
1851 they wonderfully delicate and bolieVs reliable
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