Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-07
A SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR oF.TnE STATE OF
THE WEATHER,
Indicating Invariably from 24 TO 4s hours
in advance,

THE WEATHER,
Indicating Invariably from 2I TO As hours
in advance,
OUIs ULLMAN the Discoverer Of curious and beautiful
L. exotic which is native Of the Arabian Desert Da
mascs, ASIA the first to apply it the purpose Of
Weather Indicator having discovered its wonderful qualities By
nil. examination in the native lad Of the plant.
Though vegetable production the Natural Weather Indicator,
all any climate ard at all seasons, though submuged
all strongest acids chemists including Nitric, Nitro
Muir attic SulphuTe &C, to boiling water and boiling Gill;
ice ater remains intact AMI continues its performances
impaired losing none Of its sensttyeness or capacity and win
decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator can be procured for The
low L,s Of co. prognoscates equal certain
y aud durability as the Blromete which costs SIS $780, and
The E4T6RAL WEATHER INDICATOR was never known to the
introduced by the subscriber,
the public e Its wonderful
asonished the scholars and scientific Of Europe
lea. 1t is simple and manageable that difficulty will Be
found in testing its valne The dcoyerr not under the
sity Of saying any thing in its merits his responsible y
he is permitted TO offer certificates frm gentlemen who have
ed Of such character as to put all doubs at rest Read the
following:
uersg Of NashUH and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine and Surgery, in bis number for November, 1888,
As for ouTsel have been closely watching Mr. On
mans Instruments for than and convinced that
is in altogether superior contvance for by
gcmetrea observations known. The study
tine now as It was more than year ago The moisture from an
infants breath will instantly put the index in motion Mr. I'LL
sensitive those mounted on ester-ay." =
They have subjected long boiling and then hastily dried
sensyeness which characterize them They have been placed
rc and suphurc acid, after which they would gradually
their original shape and being placed N the with the
dex fitted kept tme, precisely with those that had not
subjected experiments There apparent
why such instrument should net las: thousand pears 1t
the most simple Of all imaginable eontrTance capable Of cur
With ordinary thermometer UIman' little
instrument, the farmer would have llttle difficulty
ter and Mr. UiimaDs hysroete would enable the farmer far
beter anticipate the weather. than he could by familiarity
with the best barometer The sudden fail Of the mercury in the
barometer will foree wind RAIN but tell which,
until he ascerteins me state OF the ar II De dg
wind viii come the atmosphere DAMP there will be rain So
the farmer noticing the high in the thermometer nd
turning his nygomee perceYes large acqleous
vapor Indicated will know that rain is at hand while upon the
contrary, hot the weather. the air dry, he will
look for Mr. Umans little instrument requires
believe would Hundred with the greatest accuracy
RICHARD O. CURRY, A. Nm D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jisprudence, ad editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
Ma. LOUIS ULLNAN, Dear Sir:The little plant you had
Iindress to send nee two years still faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator, and so delicaeis it,
sve to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
onec Hygromttric Condition. that begins indicate
eGally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept If suspended in office, to my standard
(Smithsonan) and uygromer
ced that it is faithful in its indications these instruments.
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator end perfectly reliable.
regard this Hyosopic plant therefore account Of its si
for the purposes which you Apply important
valuable discovery believe that viii itself
ever useS. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, le59 Shelby Medical College, NASHVILLE
From GEORGE S. BLACKIE, A. NJ NJ. D. Professor ofBot-
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
"LoU1s s. UmxAx, Esq-Dsar ST. have had more than
years experience Of yen Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined its action with extreme interest 1t has gel orally been
accuracy glad add my testimony that your
other friends. wish you establishing sale cheap
GEORGE S. BLACEiE, NJ. D.
$50
and Chemistry in the University of Nashville,
L. s. ULr1.S, EsoDear Sir: After clrsiv adius6T six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the indces agree
with each other given pOin: .hhangs' the dali
maIy MONTHS peculiarly sensitive all Hygronerea changes
and required confidence their Indications because they agree
compared them, period, Hygron-
part the with Masons ygromeer he and
dry bub and found the plants give the indications those
Being Hygromeers, liable to be broken or
dsarranged well cheap enough the reach 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. are saysing, February ., 1859:
LOUIS 3; GttSAS, Es9 ~ we nave made repeated
Exotic, which kind enough to present to time
an or Nat1rai Rea5sr fnSicator" Prom those i
and observations satisfied extremely sensitive to
atmospheric influences. and with proper attention.
can be made to supply the place the eoses Barometer as far
indicating the changes Of the weather Securely
suspendedin some uabeplace where Their circulation
air. protected from rain the influence rays
the SUM- and carefully regulated according your very explicit
approaching variations Of the atmosphere "a hours
Aside from its Barometal merits worth times
the amount you charge fer Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &c. J. NJ fowler, NJ. D.
JOHN 0. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Uniyer.
ity Of Louisiana concerning this plant, says;
L. g. UuMAN, Esq-Dear Sir receive tem on the 18th Dec
s57 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
NJ n L L n profeaa In he Smith ]
Institute Washington City, in letter dated July H. 1885,
LOUIS S. UtLMAN, EsQ.-DeGr SIR 1t appears be pecu
iary sensitive, and gives greater Of molten than either
he animated Ca or ordinary eatgut
JAS NJ sAFFORD NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum
University LebanOn Tenn Geoogist for
Lebanon, June 16 1857.
Mr.. l. s. ULLNSN-y Dear SIR find your simple ele-
little Horoscope by yGarse quite delicate
nd believe they will prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN w. DRAPER, NJ. D., L. L. D. Professor CT Chemistry
nd Physiology, the University New York, relative this
liant, says
LOUIS ULLMAN, MsQ-Dear Sir: have had the Hygro-
leter sent hung my Laboratory since arrived,
nd found it to move in the manner you represent
]. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Professor of Medical
hewsty and ToxiOogy in the University Of Louisville says
LOUIS S. ULLMAN, Esq.-Dear SIR have your beautiful
tile instrument and have been regarding with much interest
maker remarkable sensitive hyTonaee and IS more conVe
lent Tor this purpose than artificial arrangement know Oh
March 3 60.
S. P. CRAWFORD N. D., Of Greenevilie, Tenn., says
LOUIS ULLMAS, Esg-DedT SirI have had several OF
Natural Weather Indicators watching, and
sting for time. find them them be escee1tagty sest
Ue and nude susceptible to all hyTOraeieaI changes than
e best Hygroeers htGt LhGge Observed IhydH agree an
oreRgte changes Of the qoedtde from * to a. hours
adrd7ce. They simple, and believe more TeG-
and Of more utility than most sensitive MICROSCOPES 00 ~
and should be in the hands Of almost every individual,
scially the farmer, Very respectfully &c. yours,
5. P. CRAWFORD, N. D.
From o. GRIFFITH Esq, Of the PrOpretor Of the
Nashville Feb g. 1859. !
Mr. s. ULLMAS-r: Your Weather Indicator
ndy me, by months and
hesitency saying that uneng weather gauge
eteng the changes Of the atmosphere from q to g hours
cad. commend it the attention patronage all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully, &C. |
J. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numbes the Natural Weather Indicator
Il be offered for sale, which found at the following
aces at Nashvle:-RAINS < BROWN, Public Square A /
RETCH, Union and College streets, DBM0fiLLE
Is corner Church and Cherry Streets and BY a. ID kOSVO1
CO., corner Of Broad and Market streets. /
Price 81 O0s TIE discOverer will the Natural Wealth
Indicator by MALL postage paid, well put up and secured
any person enclosing s2O0 current Full and plain
econs for rguating using &C. each Indicator
address LOUIS S. ULLMAN, Agnt / [
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