Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-06

OUTS ULLMAN the Deovrer Of this curious add beautiful
exotic, which is nstve OF tho Arabian Desert Ia
masc1ss In Asia, the arst apDy the purposs
Wssher Ind Gator having discovered ts wonderful qualities By
q minute examination in the native land Of the plant
Though vegetable production, the Natural Weather Ind
is indestructibe will perform
AL time, in climate seasons though sutmurged
all the strongest acids known chemists including Nlc
Muratc, suphuric &C. to boiling and boiling oil, and
ice water it intact AMI continues performances
impaired losing Of its sensVenss capacity and will
net decay Ike other orgaac artificial sustaRcs used for S
lar purposes
low s CT OJ prsgnoseate the weather with equal certain
y and durability a. the Barometer, WHICH costs % to SSs and
is easily impaired.
The NAI5RAL WEsrHza ISBcAToE never known to the
world before introduced By the and be for the nrss
time o6 the public ts Its wonderful properties
aonhed lie scholars and scientific Europe and AHer
lea II Is 50 simple aud imaginable that dculty will Be
found in testing its vllne. The deoverer the
he is permitted to or certificates gentlemen who have
e. IT. OF such character as to put all doubt at rest Resd the
W. K. BOWLING, NJ D., PeJsssOr Of lSsaOes es Re Js
Medicine and STgB in his number Ter November, lHSS
" As for oure have been closely watching Of Mr. U
is In altogether superior eonVAnce for ny
gometrcal observations known. The study,
tine as than The moisture f0m
infants breh will Instantly puhe index motion. Mr.. I'll
man mas one ha he ss watched Tor eighteen years aAd II
sensitive those mounted yesterday"
They have been subjected long boiling and then hastily dried
without suffering slightest Of peculiar
sensyeness which characterize them sy placed in
rc and suiphurc aid, after which they WSud gradually
shape and being placed in the hoT win the in
deN Fitted kept tim0, precisely with those that had
been subjected to such experiments There nc apparent reason
why such Instrument should not last thousand years Il
the most simple Of all eOntrTsneea apab Of
ing important ends
With ordinary Thermometer and Mr. beautiful little
instrument, the farmer would have but little difficulty in Antc
pating stom rain sunshine The two, themens
ter and Mr. umans hygOmet would enable the farmer Ear
beer anticipate the weather, than he could bT familiarity
with the barometer. The sudden mercury
barometer VIII orstel wind or RAIN bur no Que can e Which,
until he aeert>ns the hyTonre the air bs dry,
wind will come, the atmosphere DAMP there will be rain So
the farmer noticing the mercury high in tae hsrnonesr and
turning 10 his nygrOmeter large amount 81
contrary hsEever lot the weather, n thu sir dry, he will
look for rain Mr. UmsH's little instrument requires
believe It would Iun one hundred years with the greatest accuracy
RICHARD O. CURRY A NJ, n D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Msa Independence and oiTo Of the Nashville Monthly
RscoT1ier Of Medical sud Physical Science, say:
Ma. LoUIs GILMAN, DefS:Tte Htle plant you had the
hindrE years still faithfully performs its
duty weather Indicator aud eeatei and
stiVe 20 the lc1s 1hec chsnges either respecting the Bar
oretric uygrostrc eghs indicate gen
egallJ in advance OF the usual Instruments.
have kept il suspended in my so near to ny standard
(Smitsonan Barometer and Mason Hygrousr and have
ticed that it faithful in its indications these instruments.
It truly Natural Gather luiestOT perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore Eecount OF its nsi
tiIsnes and its drbV4g sOriing cheap and reliable
for the purposes which you app
valuable discovery and believe that Il will commend itself where
ever ussi- Yours very truly, RICHAED o. CURRY,
February Il, 1850. Shelby Medical College Nashville
From GEORGE e BLAcKIE, A. n, N. D., Professor sfBOt
"Lss,s s. ULLSAS, Esq-Depr Sal have had aors than
years experience Of Natural Weather Indicator have
examined IFS action with extreme interest IL has EsLerAy been
correct as for as have and rete sAs weather with
other friends wish establishing sale for cheap
and reliable instrument am yours, respectfully &C.,
GEORGE D. BLACKIE, n. ..
Lent Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D.. lats Professor Of ssl-
Osy and Chemistry in the university Of Nashville say1;
L. s. UILx.s Esq., Dear ST.: After sarsfny ADJUSTING ur
with each other at given point, hhange the diA
day OF moisture tn atmssphee found s during
many months peculiarly sensitive a Hygomecsl changes
and required confidence in their indications because they
aIl'nS psi " mem, Cr me ee eG, VIZ h1
dry ul and found the plants give the indications 'hoss
Being thus excellent Hygromssrs to b broEsn or
dransed well cheap enough to be within the reach Of
farmers tie community generally, think perSSns
bay your instrument win be satisfied with the purchase.
From J. n fowler, NJ. D., and john 0. HILL, ESQ, Of
Columbia, Tom. sAysing, February y, 1852
LnuIs s. TLLNAS Esq dur We have repeated
Excotc, which yon kind enough present
TIisman or Sat1ai Rrsber InJieaor" Prom bo,S .TDoT
and observations, satisfied extremely sensitive
all atmospheric influences and with proper and attention.
can made to supply the place Of the eos BAronstsr a. far
indicating changes Of Securely
suspended suitable place where free circulation
ssh air, protected from and influence Of the rays
SUM- carefully regulated according your very
directions confidently believe, will Unsrrizgly indicate
advance Aside from merits worth four times
the amount charge FOR it, as BOtanie. curiosity
Respectfully, &c, J. n. TOWLHR, n. D.,
JOHN 0. HILL
j. L. RIDDELI NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry 10 the niver
New Orleans March 81. 1858.
l. 8. UmNlN Esq-DsaT So, receive them 18th Dec
1857 hey wonderfully delicate, aud believe reliable
JOHN HENRY. NJ D. L. l. D, Professor Ia the snitEseH
Institute Washington City, in lser dated July H. ls3s,
Louls S UuLS Esc.-beay Sir at appears to be Pscu
Of
the animated Oat or ordinary eaigu'
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum
brand University Of Lebanon Tenn aud State Geelog
the Ststeof Tennessee, siys:
Mr.. L. s. ULLzsa-Ny Dear ST., find your simple and eli.
CANT little HygrscOpe constructed by YOURSELF quite delicate,
ana believe they will prove be useful and valuable.
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D., L. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Ply sioloy, in the University OF New York. relative this
plant says -
Lor1s ULLNLN, MsQ.-Dear Sir have had the Hysro-
meter sent hung in my Iabto-y since 1t arrived,
and found it t. move in the manner you represent"
J. LAWRENCE SMITH NJ D, late Professor = Medical
Chemistry and TOSiolOy in the University q Louisville I.y.
Lors i. Uux.x, Esq.-Detr Sr: have your beautiful
sensitive As1roLa
for this purpose than ac arrangement knew Of
s. P CRAWFORD NJ. d. Of Greeusvis, Team, Wrises 10
The Dscoverer various letters, from which We szrAct
audit remarkably sensitive all hyEromere chs
Rss an think will prove 70 be Eios sxesent hyErossops,
altogether superior anything Of have ossrved
Twice foreod rain twenty four hours before hand
and that when the t expected and nOa thought
20 he uear."
In a subsequent letter to the gentleman writes
The your Natural Weather IEdsaIor the
OF the and utility IL ~ true e
| the weather Is the needle to the pole"
From O. sRIPFITH Esq, e the PrSsri'tSs e the
I Union and American.
Mr. LarIs s CLLMAN Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly tested BY for enths and
hestency in saying that il is unerrng .sahs gauge,
fore,en changes the atmosphere from "a ~ hours
ahead and paroasg Of all classes
as worthy special favor. Respectfully, &e,
| y. o. GRlRRIrB.
Only limited Of the Natural Nsather IAdieAteT
will bs sale which - found 1T he following
bIgees al Nashville-RAINs 4 BROWN, Public Square
STRETCH, Union and CoeEs strsses DEh0VILLE
Church and Cherry and A n R0SCOE
| 4 co. corner Of Broad and Market streets.
PfIce OOs Ths dseoVcTsT will sand the Natural Wsath
Indicator BY NAIL postage paid, we'll pas up and secured,
person enclosing e2OO current Full Gad plain
directions foe eguains usas &C scompasy ash Isaest5F
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