Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-10

in advance,
oUIs ULLMAN, the DiscOvsrer Of this curious and beautiful
exotic which native of the Arabian Desert, Ia
mascus, the arst apply to the purpose Of
minute examination in the native land of the plant.
Though vegetable production, the Natural Weather indicator
ndstrucble and will continue 10 perform its functions for
time any climate aud all SEASONS, though submerged
Muriac sulphuc, &C. to boiling water and boiling OIL and
remains intact, AM continues its performances
impaired losing of its seastveness capacity, and will
not decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
low Price 81 o. prOguoscates the equal
ty and durability the Blomete which costs SIS S3S
The NATURAL was never known to the
world before introduced by the subscriber and he for the first
the public ors L. Its have
astonhed the scholars and scientific Of Europe
ic IL IS 50 simple and "a n cable that no difficulty will Be
y saying thing in its merits his responsible y
permitted certificates from gentlemen who
ed it, Of such character to put all doubt at rest Read the
W K BOWLTNG NJ D.. Professor of Medicine ia the mi
CerSy Of NasCe, and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine and surgery in his number Novernper ls says:
GAS for Ouself have been closely watching of Mr. I'LL
mans instruments for than year.
in every altogether superior any Continuance
grometica observations known The ia study
it than The moisture FROM
infants breath will instantly puthe index motion. Mr.. TIL
has one that he has Watched Tor eighteen years. and it
sensitive those mounted on yesterday"
They subjected boiling hastily
on stoves without suffering the slightest loss OF that peculiar
sensyeness which characterize them They have been placed
Ec and suphue acid, after which they would gradually
their original shape and being placed in the hox with the in
dex fitted kept time, precisely with those that had
subjected such experiments There apparent reason
why such instrument should not last thousand years.
the most simple OF all contrYances capable Of eu
ing important ends
With ordinary Thermometer and Mr. Ulman beautiful little
Instrument the farmer would have little difficulty an
ter and Mr. Uman hygometer, farmer far
better anticipate the weather. than could by any familiarity
Rurn
barometer will foretell wind RAIN but tell which,
anti he sscert2ns the hygomerc state Of the air IL be dry
wind will il the atmosphere is damp, there will be So
the farmer noticing the mercury high in the thermometer
Yapor Indicated will know that upon the
look for rain Mr. Uman little instrument r.lires no a
attention. Hang nail in veTanah hail.
believe would run hundred years with the greatest
RICHARD o. CURRY, A. ", NJ D.. Professor of Chemistry
and Medical jurisprudence and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder of Medical and Physical Science, say;
Ma. LoUIs ULLNAN DeIr irTke little plant you had the
dntv wesrbeT Indc.ior d ~ esi S - %
siVe the least atmospheric changes either respecting the
onetc Hygrometrc condition, bens indicate gea
orally in advance of the usual Instruments.
nave Kept suspended in my sice, my
(smithsonian) Barometer and Mason Hysrome and
faithful indications as these instruments
1t is truly Natural Weather Inlics perfectly
regard tins Microscopic plant therefore Of its
tiveness and its durability aorng cheap and reliable
purposes which you app it, important and
valuable discovery and believe that will itself
February Is, 1859. Shelly Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE S. BLACKIE, A. NJ NJ. D., Professor ofBot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville,
LIONS S. ULLxAS Esq-Dear Sri have had more than
years experience OF yeu Natural Weather Indicator
examined its action with extreme interest 1t has orally been
correct for have foreels the
am glad add testimony your
other friends, wish you establishing sale cheap
GEoRGB 5. BLACKIE, NJ. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN, NJ D. Ias Professor of eoI.
or nd In he ~ Of
LIS UlLuAS ESQ., Dear Sir After clrsfuIv adiusting six
of the seed vessels in their and making indies agree
with each other given point Jhhange' the dali
a Of average moisture in III atmosphere found thea during
unonrh
required confidence in their indications they agree
luther compared them, same period, With hair IyTom
and of the time with Mssons ygromeer he and
dry bub and found the plants the indications
Being excellent Hygronssrs not liable to be broken or
darranged well cheap enough within the reach
farmers, and Of the community generally, think al persons vAc
buy your instrument viii be satisfied with the purchase
From ]. N, FOWLER N. D., and JOHN o. HILL ESQ., Of
Columbia Tom. are saysipg, February ., 1859:
LOUIS g. ULLMAN, Esq -suT SIR We haye repeated
experiments WITH taken close observations Of the lars little
Exotic which yOu kind enough present some time
since, and which appropriately designate the
observations satisfied extremely sensitive to
all atmospheric influences and with attentions
be made to supply the place the cosest Barometer
indicating the changes Of the weather Securely
guSpendedn ssmeuabe place where
fresh air, protected from rain and the influence Of the
the and carefully regulated according your very
approaching variations atmosphere from p to As hours
Aside its Barometca worth four tnnes
Respectfully, &c, }. NJ fowler, n. D.,
JOHN o. HILL
J. L. RIDDELL Professor Of Chemistry in the Univer
'ty Of Louisiana concerning FhiS plant, says
L. s. UL1MAv Esq-DeaF SIR receive them on the f5th Dee
1857 they wonderfully deieae and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY NJ D., L. L. D, Professor in the snithson
an Institute, Washington Ciin letter dated July H. 1883,
ays:
Lous s. pLLN4S, EsQ,-Dear Sir at appears 70 be pecu
iay sensve and gTes greater range Of molten than either
he animated oat or ordinary catgut
JAS NJ STAFFORD D. Professor Of Chemistry in the eum
erlapd University of Lebanon Tenn aud State GeOog for
Lebanon, June 49, 1857.
amt little Hyroscope constructed by YOURSELF quite delicate,
md believe they will prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D., L. L. D. Professor Of Chemistry
nd Ply siology in the University Of New York; relative this
liant, says:
LOWS ULLMAs, MsQ-Dear Sir have had the HygrO-
1e5eT you sent me hung up in my abstoy snos arrived
nd found it to move in the manner you represent
J. LAWRENCE SMITH. NJ D late Professor q Medical
heuly and TO1iOOgy in the University Of LOgsye says;
LOUIS s. ULLMAE, Esq.-Dsay SIR have your beautiful
tile instrument and have been regarding with much interest,"
makes remarkable sensitive hygroBeer and is
lent for this purpose than ca arrangement know Of
March 2, 80.
3 P CkAWEORD N. D., OF GreeneV1lle, Tenh.i says: |
LOTS s ULLAAN, Esq-DedT Sir-L have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators which have been Watching and
stng for time. find them them be eceedigty SeSs
re- and dds susceptible 10 al hygroz7e1k changes th
e best HgrO1HsrS that IHdce 05sereed They al agree in
JOretegtie changes Of the osate from q 70 A. hours
ddSdace Thy simple, and beeye more red'
e AMI Of more utility than most sensitive Hygrocope 1o1 ~
and should be in the hands Of almost individual,
ecially the farmer, Very respectfully, &C., yours,
P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D. !
From J. O. GRIFFITH, Esq, Of the PrOPhetOr Of the
Mon and American. ,
Nashville, Feb. %, 1859.
Mr. LOUIS s. ULLNAN3 Your Natural Weather Indicator,
ndy handed has been tested by for MONTHS and
hestency in saying that unering weather gauge,
reteng the changes the atmosphere from "a to - hours
cad commend the attention and patronage all classes
worthy special favor. respectfully, &c,
J. o. GRIFFITH. y
Only limited numbes Of the s'Naura Weather Indicator
n offered which be found at the following
aces Nashville:-RAINS & BROWN, Pubic Square A.
RETCH corner Union and College streets, DEA0VlLLE
D. Church and Cherry Streets and BY A H. ROSCOE
CO., corner of Broad Rnd Market streets.
Price 81 90. The discOyerer will send che Natural Wealth
Indicator by mall paid we'll put and secured
person enclosing $500 current Full and plain
ectons for regulating, using &c. accompany each Indicator
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