Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-09

oUls uLLAAN, the DlseOverer Of THIS crisus bea1Hh
A. exOue Whichs native of the Desert np1 ~
ascas IL Asia was The Erst to apply the purpose
minute examination in the native land Of the plant
th9ugn Vegetable production, the Natural Weather Indieat
inaesncte and will continue perform
al time in any climate aad all seasons though submerged
All tue stronges; acids known chemists including Nitric Ntrc
use' suphurlc &S 70 boiling water and boiling oil, an
zee Se reza rs iaaet ash continues its performances
impaired losing none Of its senstiyeness capacity,
nor decay Ike other organic or artificial substances used for
The Natural Weather Indicator can he ,roeursd ro, IN
loS es n Si prOgnoscates weather with aI certain
yanl durability the BlOmeter which SIS 70 $50 ans
Tie NATURAL IEBlcAToR was never known to In
World before introduced the subsrer frs
ssonished the scholars and scientific Europe and Amer
e ~ Is 50 simple and inasinsbie that difficulty will b
sy OF saying anything in is merits his responsible y
he permitted to certificates genteulea Who have test
81 A. OF such character to put all doubt
NIX BOWLING, NJ D. Professor Of Aekicias tas he I'M
sersy Of &dsire and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
ana surgery in his number for November, laS5,
As for ourself closely watching sne ~ r IN
mans Instruments for than year. convinced that
In every altogether superior any
gromercal observations known. The study sen
tine it than year age The moisture from an
Infants breath will instantly index UiI-
man mas one that he has watched for eighteen and it
sensitive now as those mounted on yesterday - 49,"
They have been subjected long boiling, and then hastily
stove, without suffering the slightest peculiar
sensittveness which characterize them They placed
ue and sqph1ne acid after which they would gradually
l Original shape and being placed in the hoI with the in
dex lifted on kept time, precisely with those that
been to such There apparent
WY saeh an Instrument should not last thousand 1t is
the most simple Of all imaginable contrivances capable Of
With ordinary Thermometer Mr.. UIman' little
instrument, the farmer would deuy antci
and Mr. Cman hygometer would enable the farmer far
letter TO anticipate the weather. than he could b. any familiarity
llofr H.
barometer viii toetel wind but tell which,
until he assertions the ygronelc dr
wind viii come il the atmosphere damp, will So
the farmer noticing the mercury high Thermometer
TaPor Indicated will know that hand while upon
contrary, however hot the weather. dry viii not
look for Mr.. Umans no care
Of attention. Han up verandah or hall and we
believe would hundred with greatest accuracy
RICHARD 0. CURRY, A H., NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Msl Juispr adene, u eOr of the Nashville MoBthIy
Rec1rder Of Medical and Physical Science, say;
Ma LoUIs ULIAAS, DsIrSir-Tle Lite plant had the
duty as Weather Indicator ard 50 deiiesris Il, and So IN
sVe to the least atmospheric changes either espe7sng Bar
onetrie hygrOmere coI hgns indicate gen
orally in advance Of the usual Instrums MIS-
have kept suspended in my sfe, my STANDARD
SHitsontnl Barometer and Mason ygroneter
uced that it n as faithful in its indications hess insrsments-
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reliable.
regard this Microscopic plant therefore OF its
purposes you app it, an important and
valuable discovery and believe that it win Itself whsre
ever use1 Years very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February 10, 1859 Shelby Medical College, Nashville
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A NJ N. D, Professor ofBot
February, %, 1853.
"Le5Is s. ULLNLS, Esq-Dsar Sh-I have had more than
years experience Of yeu Natural Indicator and have
examined It's action with extreme interest It geL orally
csrree as for as have seen and foetes the weather with
extreme accuracy glad to add testimony that of
other friends wish you establishing acheaP
GEORGE $. BLAckIE, N. D.
Lieut.. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D.. late Professor OF eoI
Ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville
L. S. ULLxsN ESQ., Dear Sir, After esrefaliv a51t5S M
of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the nde agree
with each other at given point, G. hhauge the dali
months, peculiarly sensitive all Hygrometrcal changes
and required condolences in their indications because they
Ifuher compared them for the period, Hygrom
part the Masons ygomete the wet and
dry bnb and found the plants give the indications those
Being excellent Hygrometers not liable to BE- broken or
darranEed we'll as cheap enough to be within the reach Of
buy instrument win be satisfied with the purchase.
From j. N. fowler, NJ D., and JOHN o. HILL, ESQ Of
Columbia Tonn are saysing, February % 1859:
sxnsrneots with and tkep Close =, ,, 49, t
Excotc, which kind enough present
Tasman or Natural Weather Indicator From those expert
ments and observations satisfied extremely sensitive
all atmospheric Influences and with proper and attention.
be made supply the place Of the costest
indicating the changes Of the weather is Securely
suspended in some suitable place where free circulation Of
fresh air, protected from rays
the and carefully regulated according your very
approaching variations Of the atmospheric from 81 IS hours IN
advance. Aside from its Baroetica merits,
RespectfaiIy, &c, J. N. fowler, N. D.,
JOHN o. HILL
J. L. RIDDRLL, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry IN the UnIvsr
sity Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
L. s. ULLMAN, Esq-Dear Sir receive them on the 18th Dee
1857 they are wonderfully descAe, sndI believe rsdabe.
JOHN HENRY NJ D.. l. l. D. Professor in the smithsOa-
ian Institute, Washington City, in letter dated July H. loe,
LOUIS s uLrmAS EsQ-peur Ssr at appears to be pecu
ary sensitive and greater Of mOtsn either
the animated oat or ordinary eatgut
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ D PrOfessorof Chemistry in the Cum
Ireland University Of Lebanon Tens aud State eeolost f
Lebanon June l6 1851.
CANT little HygrOsoOpe, by yourself quite delicate
ana believe they villa proyeto be useful and valuable.
JOHN " DRAPER, NJ. D. L. L. D., Professor q Chemistry
Ply sology The University Of New York.
plant, says
UELMAS, MsQ-Dsar Sir " have bad he Hysro-
seut hung LabrAtoy since it arrived,
and found it to move in the manner you represent"
j. LAWRENCE SMITH N D, late Professor Of Medical
Chemistry aud TOzOOgy in the University Of Louisville
Lou. s. ULInAS Rsl-Dear Si~: have your 5eautiful
little instrument and have been regarding i with much interest
1t remarkable sensitive Aygro0er.
this purpose than ihea arrangement know
s. P CRAWFORD NJ D., Of Greeneville, Tsnn, writes to
Discoverer various letters, from phieh extract
"a ndit to Be renlrkaSy sensitive all hygometre chan
gs AID think will prove 70 be excellent Horoscope,
altogether superior anything Of kad the have observed
Twice has Urstold rain four hours before hand
and that too when the t expected, and thought
be near
In subsequent letter to the same gentlemss writesi
The IEatch Natural Weather Indicator the
convinced OF the and utility. Il Is
tbs weather as is the needle to the pole"
Frsn j. O. GRIFFITH Esq one of the RroprissSrs Of he
Union and American.
Mr.. LOUIS UAAsSsr, Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly hnded has tested By months
have heseney saying that uneng gauge,
fOrselng changes Of the atmosphere from "a to q
commend the attention and patronage All
as worthy special favor Respectfully, re-,
J. o. 0RIFRITH.
Only hmited nambes Of thu Natural Weather Indicator
offered for sale, which found following
places Nashville RAINS A. BROWN, Public Square A.
sTkETCH, Union and College streets, DEMOTILLE
co.. corner Church and Cherry Streets and BY A. L. ROSCOE
& co, corner Of Brcsd and Market streets.
Price 81 90. TAe diRoyerer wiz send the Natural WsatA
Indicator BY MALL poge paid, we'll put uD secarea
any enclosing $500 eorrert money. Pull plain
directions for res1an using &C. accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS = udaLAAH, AEsnt