Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-27

in advance,
0UIs ULLHAN the Dscoveer Of this curious and beautiful
i exotic which Is native Of The Arabian Desert near "a
nascas, 10 Asia, was the hst 70 apply It to the purpose Of
Wee Ind Gator, having discovered its wonderful qualities ~
minute examination in the native land OF Elephant.
Though vegetable production the Natural Weather Indicator
is nescbe ami wall continue perform its functions for
strongest acids chemists including Nitric, Nitro
Muriatic, snlphuc sc to boiling water and boiling OIL and
impaired, losing Of its sensvene capacity, and viii
not decay like other organic artificial substances used for SIM
Tic Natural weather Indicaor' can be procured for the
low price cf 81 o. oenoscaes weather with equal certsn.
" AMI durability ts Broneer which costs s5 TO $50 and
The NAruRAL WEATHER INDICATOR known to the
before the subscriber, and he the first
the public ale. Its wonderful propeeslaye
asonished the scholars ard scientific men Of Europe and Aer
lea. 1t is simple and manageable that no difficulty will lie
found in testing its yane The dscoyee not und-r the nees
permitted certificates 0ra gentlemen who have
it, of such character to put all doubt at Read tbs
" X BOWLING. NJ D., Professor or 1sdciso Ia tie mi
UsfSiy Of Bdshre and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine and STQeFy, in his number for NOVEMBER, PISS
As for ourse have been closely watching Of 5r IN
every way altogether superior eonvane by
grmetric observations known The stUdy,s
infant breath will instantly pnt the index in notion Mr. Ull-
sensitive nov $ those mounted esieTLa5'
They have been subjected long bgng and then hastily dried
stove without suffering the slightest loss hat peculiar
which earaetsrize them They have been placed in
rric and suphuTic acid, after which they would gradually
original shape being placed with the in
de fitted on kept time" precisely with these had
been subjected to such experiments There apparent reason
why such thousand years. Il
the most simple Of all imaginable conynces capable Of se
ing important ends
Instrument, the farmer you'd have but little difficulty in ant
pating storm rain sunshine The g0 ttermoms
ter and Mr. Ullmans hygToeer would enable the farmer far
better anticipate the weather, than he could BY familiarity
the best barometer The sudden fall Of the mercury in the
barometer wa oree Tind or rsn bat no one car le which,
until he acertsin be hygrOmelc state Of the air If It be Dry
wind will cone the atmosphere IS DAMP hee will he rain so
the noticing the mercury high in Thermometer and
turning his nygomee ercves large amount Of aqueous
Ioot far ran Mr. ImHns te instrument re59res no cre
or attention Hang up nail verandah hall
believe would hundred with the greatest
RICHARD o. CURRY, A. NJ, D. Professor Chemistry
icsl Jurisprudence, and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder OF Medical and Physical Science, says:
Ma LOUIS CLINAN, Den SirThe little plant you had the
dpty asa Weather Idicor and 50 deiieaeis it. and so m
sitye tn the atmosuec changes either resun the Bar
Hygronetric condition. that begins indicate gen
elay in advance Of Che usual Instruments.
have kept suspended Office, to my standard
(smhsoniIn Barometer and Mason Hygrometr and have
ticed that II is as faithful in its Indications - these Instruments
Iii truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this groscoPe plant therefore on account OF its ssn
Eeness and It's daFoa~g as anordng ehea anu reliable
for the purposes which you it, an important and
valuable discovery, believe th viii eounund Itself where
ever usei Yours very truly kiCHAkD y. CUkk1,
February IS, 1853 Shelby MEDICAL College, Nashville.
From GEORGE :. BLACKiR A. Nm D. Professor ofBot,
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says
ALouIs s. U1x.S Esq-Dear Sri have ksd NOR. than
years experience Of Natural Wea Der Indicator and have
correct as for as have seem and oretes the weather with
glad to add testimony to tato your
other friends. Iwish you in establishing asse for cheap
GEORGE 5. BLACEIE, NJ. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D.. late Professor of Cecil
Ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says;
L. s. CrxAx Esq Dear Sir After crsfuiiy adjusting six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making e indies agree
with each other at given pon:, e hhange he dai)
day average ois.ure atmosphere during
months peculiarly sensitive to all Hygrometrica changes
uther compared them, the eriOd, with hair HygrOm
and Of she time with Nason ygrometr he vet and
dry buib and found the plants give the indications those
Being thus excellent ygonieter not liable to be broken or
disaIraaged cheap enough to be within the
farmers the community generally think ali persons
buy your instrument win be satisfied me purchase.
From J. N. fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN 0. HILL ESQ., Of
Columbia Tom. are say sing, February % 1853:
experiments and taken close observations Of he little
hAoc, Tn ~, you e n - l " a. 80 s1g slG
Tasman Natural Weather Indicator. From those expert
ments and observations satisfied extremely sensitive
all atmospheric influences. and with proper AMI attention,
be made supply the place Of the r5sest Barometer far
suspended muitablep place where te cusono
flesh air, protected from rain and the influence Of the Of
the sun, and carefully regulated according to your very explicit
directions confidently believe it viii unerrinHy indicate The
advance Aside from its BsrometG ert tits worth four times
the amOunt you charge for Botanical curiosity.
keepecuuliy, &C. j. ~ IOnLhhs M -
JOHN 0. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL NJ D.. Professor ef Chemistry the Univer.
sity Of Lousiana, concerning this plant says;
U1IN.x ESQ Dear Sir receive them on the 18TH Dec
1857 tey wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY. NJ. D. L. Il D., Professor in the smitfson
ian Institute ahingtOn City, in letter dated July H. ls5,
LOWS s. ul,i,y Esq,Dear SIR: at appears to be
larly sensitive, and gives greater Of molten tan either
the animated ca or Ordinary catgut "
JAS NJ. Stafford n. Professor Chemistry in the Cum
beand University OF Lebanon, Tenn aud State Gsoogt for
the State OF Tennessee, slys:
Mr.. L. s. UmstyN-ly Dear Sir: hnd your simple
and believe they will prove TO be useful and valuable.
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D., L. L. D., Professor CT Chemistry
and Physiology in the University of New Yorkseatve to this
plant, says A., a. a.
LoUp ULLNAS, MsQ.-Dear Sir q have had the Hysro-
meter you sent hung in my Labratory since IT arrived
and found it T. move in the manner you repIeseHt
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. D, late Professor Of Medical
Cheusy and Toxioloy in the University Of Louisville says
LorIs s. ULLxAx Esq-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
little instrument and have been REGARDING /: With much interest
Il makes remarkable sensitive hygyoaer, and is cone-
for this purpose any artificial arrangement know Of
March ., so.
s. P. CRAWFORD NJ. D., Of eroenevills, Team, says:
LOWS s. ULINAS, Esq.Dsar SRI have had several OF
you Natural Weather indicators been watching and
g for some time. nd Ihem them be exceedingly ssi
the best Hgroes that IhaUe o5serd. They az egee an
IN ortegtle cd7gs Of the S0e1sr from "a 70 - hon'S
IN Gdeagce Tbegdye simple and believe more rttG
BE aud CT more Htg t mast sensitive Hygoseopes nor IN
and should be the hands of almost individuals e
pecialiy the farmer, Very respectfully, &C. yours
S. p. CRAWFORD, Il. D.
From J. o. GRIFFITH Esq, Of the ProprisOrs of the
Union and American.
Mr. LoCIs S. ULLMAE-r: Your Natural Weather indicator,
kindly handed has been tested for months, and
have hesitency in saying that unerring weather gauge
oreeng the changes Of the atmosphere from a 70 - hours
ahead commend II the attention and patronage OF all
ss worthy special favor Respectfully. &c.
J. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited nurnbes Of the Natural Wesher Indicator
will Re offered which be found at toe following
places Nashville RAINS 4 BROWN, Public square A.
STRETCH Union and College streets, DEMO
CO., Church and Cherry Streets and by AID hVsOVS
6 CO., Of Broad and Market Streets 80. I
Price 81 90. Ike diseoyerr will send the Natural Nea
Indicator by nall postage PAID we'll put up 500 sseurea
person enclosing e20e eurTert Money run and plan
esienS regulating, using &C accompany each lnesor
lrant1n