Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-25
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oUIs ULIMAN the Dseoverer Of this curious and beautiful
exotic which native Of the Arabian Desert Pa
mascus, the first to apply to the purpose Of
Weather Ind Gator havi wonderful qualities by
a minute examination in the native land q the plant
Though vegetable production, the Raur Weather Indicator,
is nderucbe and will continue to perform its functions for
all time in any climate and all though submerged
all the strongest acids known TO chemists, ncung Nitric Nitro
Nuriatc sulphuTc &C. to boiling wafer and boiling oil and
ice water remains intact an continues its performances
impaired losing none Of It's sensye1ess or capacity and will
not decay like other organic or artificial substances used for SIM
lar purposes w.. ,.s,.....,, - -, =. A..
low price d o. Prosnoseates the Eeaer with equal certain
ty Durability, the Baronete which SIS $50, and
The NATURAL WEATHER never known to the
world introduced by the Subscriber and
scholars and scientific OF Eurcpe
lea. 1t is simple and manageable that difficulty will ts
sity saying anying in its merits his responsible ~
he is permitted 70 offer from gentlemen who have test
ed it, Of sueh character to put all doubt at rest Read the
W. K BOWLING NJ D. Professor Of Medicine IN tie C5s;
UerSy Of NdsAre editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Mice and Sfgey in his number for November 1858,
for oursel closely watching one Mr. TN
mans than year,
it Is in altogether superior continuance
rrme;rcal observations known The one in y,is
tine than year ago. The from
infants breath will instantly put the index
man has one that he has watched for eighteen years. and il
sensitive now as those mounted on yesteTday."
They have been subjected 70 long boiling and then hastily dried
without saEering the slightest loss OF hat peculiar
senstSeness which characterize them They have been placed
tusphurc acid, which would gradually
sumo their original shape and being placed IN e hox with the in
fitted on, kept time precisely with those that had
been subjected such experiments There apparent
why such should not thousand years.
the most simple OF all nabie contyanees capable of eu
With ordinary Thermometer UImans beautiful little
instrument, the farmer would have but little difficulty anc
ter and Mr. Uman bygometer would enable the
letter anticipate the weather. than he end BY any familiarity
wt the best barometer The sudden fall Of the mercury in the
@ he asesrt,in Se rs eir a g 81 be a IN sr
dwili
the farmer noticing the high y the thermometer, nd
turning TO his nygroeer large amount Of
vspor Indicated will know that rain at hand while upon
however hot the weather. the air dry, he will
look for rain Mr. Uan little instrument aires no care
attention. Hang up nail hall
believe would hundred with the greatest
RICHARD 0. CURRY, A. NJ, H. D.. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jusprgence and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Mr. LouIs ULLNAy, Deqr Sir-The little plant you had Che
ndress to send two still faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator and deieate
the changes respecting
metric ygrometrc condition. that Oegns Indicate gen
ei4ly in advance Of the usual Instruments
have kept il suspended in Office, to my STANFORD
(smhsoniaD) Barometer and Mason Hygromeer
that it is faithful in its indications
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
Vsness and It's durd0@V as aHording cheap and reliable
means for the purposes to which it, important aud
valuable discovery believe that viii itself
ever USE. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY.
February L. 1859 Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLAoKIB, A. NJ NJ D. Professor ofBot-
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
"LouIs s. ULxAS Bsq-Dear Sir-I have had more than
years experience Of Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined Us acton sllh ~ mas seI eray been
correct for IS have and foTetes the weather with
accuracy glad add my testimony your
other friends wish you es;abhinga sale cheap
and reliable instrument am yours respectfully &C.,
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, NJ. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D. late Professor Of Geol
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville,
s. Ul1MaN Esq Dear Sir: After carefully adjustns six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the ndc agree
with each given poin:, { hhange dali
day of average moisture in tn atmosphere found them, during
many months, peculiarly sensitive to all gometrca changes
and required confidence in their indications because they agree
them reriod
part Of the with Masons nygroeter,
two Instruments
Being thus excellent HygrOmeers, liable to be broken or
fsuners ami OF t community generally think all persons
buy instrument will be satisfied with the purchase.
From ] NJ. fowler, NJ D., ane JOHN o. HILL, ESQ. o.
Columbia. Tom. slysing, February %, 1852
e criments With aid taken closoervaton Of the rare little
Exotic, which yOn kind enough present
or Natural Weather Indicator. From those expert
acnts and obvaiens We are satisfied extremely sensitive
atmospheric influences and with proper attention.
made supply the place Of the coes Barometer
indicating the changes Of the weather Securely
suspendedi1 Of
fresh protected from rain and the influence Of rays
sun carefully regulated according your very ic
directions we confidently believe will unerrngy Indicate the
approaching variations Of the atmosphere from "a AZ hours
advance. Aside from its Barometica ets it worth times
the amount you charge for as Botanical curies ty
Respectfully, &C, N. fowler, NJ. D.
l. RIDDELL, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry Unver.
sit Of Louisiana concerning this plant -s SAYS o,
l. s. UL1NAS Esq-Dear Sir receive them on the 18th Dee
lSS7 shey are wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY N. D. L. L. D., Professor in the smithson-
ian Institute ashington City in letter dated July a. less
LoUrs s. ULxAN Esa-Dear SIR; at appears to be pesu
rly sensitive, and greater Of molten than either
tbs animated Ga or ordinary eatgut "
JAS M STAFFORD, NJ. D. Professor Chemistry in
eand University Of Lebanon, Tnn- aud State Geoog for
he State of Tennessee, says:
S. ULLNyN- Dear SIR: find your simple and els.
ya1t little ygroeope, constructed by YOURSELF quite deiice
Nh believe they will prove be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D., L. L. D.. Professor Ct Chemistry
md Physiology in the University Of New York, relative to this
May 90 1857.
Lous ULLNAs, Msa.-Dear Sir have had the iylro-
meter you sent me hung Labraory since arrived,
nd found it to move in the manner you represent"
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Professor Of Medical
hewsy and Toxolosy in the University Of Louisville says
Louis S. ULLAAS Esq.-Dear Sir have your beautiful
tile instrument and have been regarding with much interest
makes remarkable sensitive hygo1le and more conVe
lent for this purpose than artificial arrangement know Of
Narchs, 80.
s. P. CRAWFORD NJ. D, Of GEeneville, Tenn, says:
gu Natural Weather indicators which have been Watching and
st ng for some time find them them be exceedingly seasi
d'tc maze edScet1Dte 70 IrOntetacdt cHoyes GH
s best HgIOmeeTs Aut Ihdge 05seFUed They02 dgye IN
JOretetiHgthe Changes of the ceaer from p 70 a h0as
ddcG7ee. Ihey simple, believe more feI-
g and Of more Ety nH Hygrosc9pes IN
Sc and should be in The hands Of emos individual es
sciaily the farmer, Very respectfully &c, yours,
S, P. CRAWFORD, NJ. d.
From O. GRIFFITH Esq, Of the PrOpetors Of the
Mon and American.
NaEhviIle, Feb q 1859. e
Mr. LoUIs s. ULLaANSr: Your Natural Weather IndcAto
ndly handed has by ronths and
no hesteney in saying that unerrng weather
reteng the changes the atmosphere from "a 70 q hours
cad commend to the attention and patronage Of all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully. &c, d
J. o. GRIFFITH o
Only limited numbes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
Il be offered for sale, which found at the following
aces at Nashville:-RA1NS & BROWN, Public square A
hETCH corner Union and College streets, DEMOfIILE
Church Cherry Streets by A. H ROSCOE
CO., corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price HOO. The discoverer viii send the Natural WeAth
Indicator BY NAIL postage paid we'll put and secni 4
enclosing 600 currert Full and plain
ectOns for regulating using &C accompany each Indicator
address LOUIS s. ULLNAF, sgnt
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