Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF TIE STATE OF
THE WEATHER,
Indicating UnvGriabIy IFOEn "a TO As hours
En advance,
oUIs ULLMAN the Dscoverer Of this curious and beautiful
mascus IN Asia the first to Apply it to the purpose Of
We4er Indicator having discovered its vonderiu qualities by
Though vegetable prouctinn the Natural Weather Indicator
is ndetucbe and will continue perform It's functions for
all time any climate seasons, though sufmurged il
all the stronges: acids known TO chemists including Nitric, Nitro
remains intact continues performances
impaired losing none of It's snsitlve4ess or capacity and vi
not decSy like Other artificial substances used for sn
The Natural Weather Indicator" can procured for
low price Of 49, prognosate the weather With equal certain
g and durability as the BlromeeT which costs s to $780, and
The NATuRAL WE.rzu IxD,cAToa was never known the
world before introduced hy the subscriber and he sor the first
scholars Europe Araer
lea 1t is simple and manageable that difficulty will be
sy Of saying thing in it merits his responsible
ed IT, Of such character put all doubt at rest Read the
W. K BOWLING NJ D. Professor of Medicine in tic C7es-
rasity of NIsodIe the Nashville journal Of
Medicine and rgP, in his number for November, l5S
'As for ourse closely watching of Mr Ul
instruments for than year, and convinced that
it In every altogether superior conrvance for ny
grcmeral observations known The one in our stndy as sen
tine it than The moisture from
infants fSet Will instantly put the index IN motion M U
man has one that he has watched for ten years. and It as
sensitive those mounted yesterday" =
They have subjected long boiling snd then hastily dried
OF stove without suffering the slightest loss OF Shat peculiar
senstveness which cSacterz them They have been PLACED in
their original shape and being placed in the oE with the in
fitted kept time precisely with those that had not
why such should thousand years. Is
the most simple of all IMAGINABLE conTances capable Of
With ordinary Thermometer Mr. Ullman's little
instrument, difficulty
pating rain sunshine. The a theTmOme
ter Mr. Umans hygroneter, enable
better to anticipate the We4er than he could by any familiarity
with the best barometer The sudden fall Of the In the
barometer viii iore wind rain, hut tell which,
until he scer'i the hysroelrtc state Of The ar II Il be dTg
wind will the atmosphere damp there will he rain So
the farmer noticing the mercury high in the hermoetsr and
turning 70 hs EysGe FcVes large SHoat oI aqueous
Indicated will know that rain is at hand while upon she
Mr. UlmNn's little requires
attention Hang il nail in veFsnsah hail. and
RICHARD O. CURRY, A. NJ, Y. D. Professor Of Chemistry
Recorder Of Medical Physical Science, says
Ma. LOUIS ULLEAN Dear STle little plant you hsd The
duty as Weather Indicator and delicate
ye to the least atnoec changes either rectipg tic Esr
Onec Hygromtc condition. tlati begins 70 indicate
orally In advance OF the usual Instruments.
have kept it ousentei IN rny 0Ice near to my standard
(smhsonan) Barometer and Mason HygroaT and hive
1t is truly Natural Weather indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this ygoscoPc plant therefore on account OF S sens
@ uDeLS "a an "a IlS G1 10y 80 q anUs % , ' M u s 5
valuable discovery and believe tina. it will commend itself where
used Yours very truly, RICHARD 0. CURRY,
February IS, 1859. Shelby Medical College, Nssvie.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A NJ. M D., Professor e:Bot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville, says
LOUIS D ULlLAAN hsl-<bc'iF Sr-1 nave more IaN
years experience Of ycu Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined its action with extreme interest It has generally een
accuracy glad add ny testimony your
other friends Iwh you establishing ssls for cheap
GEORGE 5. DLAOEIE, N. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ. D. late Professor OF eol-
oy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville, says:
LIS UrIN.S Esq Dear Sir After craii7 adjusting six
OF the seed vessels in their boxes and making the indcs
~ in
many months peculiarly sensitive 70 sll HySromorcl changes,
and required confidence in their indications because they agree.
Ifute compared them, for the PERIOD with hair uygro-
and part OF the time with MasoI HyrOmet, he and
dry bulb and found the plants give The Indications those
Being excellent Iygromeers liable to be broken
dsang" we'll cheap enough to be within the reach of
buy your Insrumen, VIII be satisfied with the purchase.
Prom J. NJ fowler, NJ. D. and JOHN 0. HILL, Esq, of
Columbia, Tom. arc saysing February ., l659;
LOUrs 8 ULLxAS, Esq Dur Hsr We have made repeated
experiments WITH ana taken Close observations Of, tie little
Exotic which yon we're kind enough to present to Us some time
shce and which appropriately designate the Oriental
Tasman Natural Weather Indicator" From those expert
and orvations satisfied, is extremely sensitive
all atmospheric influences and with proper care and attentions
I've made to SUPPLY the place Of the cotst barometer far
gusrenIadia soauitalc place where there crcuaon
fresh all protected from ram and & influence Of the rays Of
sun carefully regulated according your very ct
% variations " te str,onhare from 81 10 ~ 9Irs ii
advance. Aside its Iarometie merits it is worth four times
the amount you charge for Botanical curiosity.
hespeotfuy, &c, J. NJ TOHLER, N. D.
JOIN 0. HILL.
J. l. RIDDELL, NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Uniyor
New Orleans March 81, ls55.
l. g. UILlAN, Esq-c1r Sir: receive item 18th Dec,
1851 they wonderfully daIice and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY, NJ. D. L. L. D, Professor in tn. gmIthson-
Institute, Washington City in letter dated July H. le5S,
saJs:
Harry sensitive and gives greater range OF motion than either
toe animated ordinary cagut
JAS IL sAFFeRD NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum.
erand University Of iebanon Tenn aud State GeOost for
he State Of Tennessee, slys
Mr. L. s. UI,wz-Jy Dear Sir: End your simple and ele,
CANT Etts HyrooPe, constructed by yorse quite delicate,
and believe they will prove to he useful and valuable.
JOHN W DRAPER NJ D., L l. D., Professor Of Chemistry
Physiology in the University New York. relative this
Psnt, says
Lorrs s UrLMlN, MsQ-DeGr Sgr " have hid the Hygro
you hung up my Lshrtory since 1t arrived,
and found it to move in the manner you represent
J. LAWRENCE SMITH. NJ D late Professor Of Medical
Cheu and ToTooy in the University Of Louisville SAYS
Lorrs s Ur-MAx Eeq.-Dear Sr: have your beautiful
little instrument End have been regarding l. with much interest
remarkable sensitive hyJTozee and
nent this purpose than any artificial aran cement
March q 20,
s P CRAWFORD. NJ u, Of G-rcnevIe Tenn, SAYS:
LouIs g. UlIHAN Hsq;--Logv hgrI have h2i several Of
esug find thsm item he orceeliagly ssRs5
ttf5 and Hd1 sacsItbie 20 III hyyroaSc1 changes than
best Hygr0HrTs that fh1yo Cssrot Ioy aH Ggre
i joreteHHgthe ctaHgs Of Tho UeTt from q u A. hours
ia ddDagcs Ite are simple and believe more TtI
use and should tue hands of every individual
pccisly the farmer, Very respectfully &C. yours,
s P CRAWFORD, NJ D. p
From J O. GRIFFITII, Esq, Of the rroprictor
Nashville, Feb % 1859.
Mr LOWS 5 UGLNAv-Sr Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly handed has een tested by ar months, and Z
have hesiteny saying that is uucny weather gauge,
ahead commend the a patronage Of all cilsss
worthy special favor RosJVytfally, 4e