Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-15
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exotic, which native Of the Arabian Desert near pa
mlscus, in ASIA the first to apply it to the purpose Of
minute examination in the native land Of the plant.
Though vegetable productions the Natural Gather InSatr,
is ndestructble, and will continue perform its functions for
all time. any climate and at all though submurgd in
all the strongest acids chemists including Nitric, Nitro
Muriae suphurc, &C., boiling water and boiling Gil, and
ice water remains intact, AMI continues performances
impaired losing none sensitveness capacity, viii
not decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indator can be procured for
low price az 81 o. prognosas the weather with equal certain
t and durability the Baromeer which costs SIS to $50 and
The NATURAL WEATHER INDIcAToR was never the
world before introduced BY the subscriber, and he for the first
time offers 70 the public It's wonderful properties nave
asonhed tbs scholars and scientific Of Europe and ARer
lea T. is 50 simple and manageable that no Sculy will b
sy Of saying anything in its merits his responsible
ed it, OF such character as to put all doubt at rest Read the
gers or Adshrftte and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine and Surgery, in his number for November, 1853
" As for ourse have been closely watching Of Mr. IN
instruments year. convinced
is in altogether superior any eonvnce for by
tine than year age. The moisture from
infants breath will instantly put the index in motion. Mr. Uil
he watched eighteen years. and it
sensitive those mounted On yesterday"
They have been subjected 70 long boiling. and then hastily dried
s9ye suffering the slightest Of Chat peculiar
which characterize them They have been placed in
rc and su!phurc acid after which they would gradually
original shape being placed the box with the in
dex fitted on, kept Tine precisely with those that a not
been subjected experiments. There apparent
why such thousand years. Il is
the simple CT all IMAGINABLE eonvanee capable Of seeur
With an ordinary thermomete1 and little
srument the farmer would have but little difficulty in antie
pating storm, rain sunshine The two, common e0me
ter Mr.. Uans hygrOmete would enable the farmer far
letter anticipate the weather, than he could any familiarity
with the best barometer Ths sndnen fall Of the mercury in the
barometer will orete wind RAIN but tell which,
until be ascerns the hygroele state Of the air dry
wind Will come me atmosphere : 'aIp heie VII oe ram 50
the farmer noticing the mercury kgh in the Thermometer, and
vapor Indicated, while upon
contrary hot the weather, if the air dry, he win
Hang up nail versndah hall, and
believe would hundred with the greatest
RICHARD o. CURRY A. "a Il. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence AID or Of the Nashville Monthly
Ma LOUIS ULLNAN De. SrsFle little plant you had the
Endress years still faithfully performs its
the atmospheric changes either respecting
oneic HygrOns condition has begins indicate gen
e.slly in ad vance Of The usual instruments
have kept suspended in Office, near to NY standard
tsmioniaD Barometer and Mason Hygronr and have
ticed that it faithful in its indications these instruments.
It is truly Natural Weather indicator and perfectly reliable.
Tsa nus Nus ny plan. 5 on account . o. l. i
for the purposes which you apply important
valuable Discovery and believe that viii commend Itself where
ever use3- Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, 1859. Shelby Medical College, NASHVILLE
Prom GEORGE S. BLAcKIE, A MN D., Professor OfBOs.
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville SAYS
.LoU1s s. ULLMAs Bsq-Dear Ss,-I have had more than
years experience you Natural Weather Indicator
examined It's action with extreme interest 1t has geleay been
for havs and fOreells the weather
other friends wish Won success II essblishg saie for Cheap
and reliable instrument am yoar, respectfully, &C.,
.r. GEORGE s. BLACEIE, N. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN, NJ D., late Professor Of GeO
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville,
L. s. UIIAaN Esq., Deer Sir: After saTsfsy adjusting six
of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the ndcs
with each other at given POn ahangs on The dali on
months, peculiarly sensitive to all Hygometcal changes
required confidence in their indications because they agree
fu compared them, for the eriod, with hair HygrO
part the with Mas0ns Hygometer, and
dry bub the plants give the Indications those
Being thus excellent HygrOmeter not liable to be broken or
ranged well cheap enough within the reach Of
farmers and Of s community generally i think ali persons who
buy instrument will be satisfied with the purchase
From J. NJ. fowler, NJ. D.. and join o. HILL ESQ., Of
Columbia Tonne are say sing, February ., 1859;
a,i - itb - 49, cioS, go - e. S1
Exotic, which you kind enough present
Taiisman, or Natural Weafer Indicator From those eTp
observations, satisfied extremely sensitive to
an Be made to supply the place Of e ostest barometer a. %
indicating the changes OF the weather concerned Securely
uspendedin somuhle place where there free crcuatOno
esh air. protected from and the influence Of the rays
he and carefully regulated according very explicit
directions, confidently believe it viii unerrngy indicate the
approaching variations o. the atmospheric from "a g
advance. Aside from its BsrOmeca merits worth four times
the amount you charge for as Botanical curiosity.
Respecduly, &c, J. NJ fowler, NJ D.
JOHN 0. HILL.
j. L. RIDDELL D. Professor Chemistry in the Univer.
lty Of Louisiana, concerning this plant says:
L. s. ULLxAx Esq-Dsar Sir receive them on the 18Th Dec
s57 thsy EOndsrfuy delicate and believe reliable.
JOHN HENRY H. D. L. L. D., Professor in the smithson.
Institute Washington City in letter dated July H. 1858,
LOUIS s. UILNAS Esa-Dear Sir at appears to be pecu
arly sensitive, and gives greater range OF molten than either
he animated ga or ordinary catgut
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum
erand University Of Lebanon Tenn State Geoogist for
be State of Tennessee, says:
Mr.. L. s. UL1Mss1 Dear Sir ind your simple and s.
little Microscope, constructed By yOarss quite delicate
nd believe they will prove to be useful and valuable.
JOHN W. DRAPER. NJ D. L. L. D.. Professor Of Chemistry
nd Ply soOgy in the University of New York. relative to this
iAn'' says - f- ffs--- ~ IN ,sr-
LOUIS UrLMAS, Msq.Dear Str: have had the Hysro.
eter hung my Labratory arrived
nd found 1t to move in the manner you represent"
j. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Professor Of Medical
heuisry and Toxoiosy in the University Of Louisville says
LOUIS e. ULLnAx, Esq-Dear Sir have YOUR beautiful
tile instrument and have been regarding with much interest
maker renal kabe snsitiys gr9aeT and conye
lent for this purpose than any artificial arrangement Of
Marche Q, 90.
s. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D., Of Greensvilie, Tenn says:
ULLNAs, Esq.-Dear SRI have had several OF
Weather Indicators which have been Watching and
sting for time. nd them them be ercsedigly sensf
and made susceptible to all hygroBletic15 changes than
best H0TOnaeeTs that IhaUs Observed THeud1 dgfee IN
oreHgkhe Changes Of tie aoeatler from y hou-s
GdUGacs They more simple, and believe Tlid-
and Of more stti than most sensitive ygrocepes IN
s and should hands Of every individual es
cslly the farmer, Very respectfully, &C., yours,
s. p. CRAWFORD, N. D.
From O. GRIFTITH Esq, Of the Pr0prietOS Of the
Dion and American.
Nashville, Feb p, 1859
Mr. LOuIs s. UILAEr: Your Natural Weather indicator,
ndy handed me- been tested By HOLths and
heiteDcy in saying that unerrng weather gauge
etelng the changes Of the atmosphere from = % - hours
cad commend it the attention patons all CLASSES
worthy special favor. Respectfully, &s-.
J. o. GRIFFITH. |
Only limited numbes Of hS EatIal Weather Indicator
Il be offered for sale. which Be found the following
at Nashville:-RAlNS a BROWN, Public Square A.
REICH, Uaion and Collegs streets, DEAOVILLE
Church and Cherry stress and by A. H ROSCOE
CO., corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price l. 90. The discoverer viii The Natural Wealth
Indcstr BY mail postage paid we'll put up and secured,
any person enclosing S2OO cuTeEt money Fall and plain
scons for regulating using &C accompany each indicator
address LOUIS :. ULLMAhs Agnt
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