Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-27

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A SURE AND RELIABLs INDICATOR OF THE STATE OF
! THE WEATHER,
Indicating Invariably from 81 TO 4s heuTs
| in advance,
OUIs ULLMAN the Dscoyerer Of this curious and beautiful
exoc which is a native of the Arabian Desert near Pa
mascis, III Asia, apply the purpose of
Weather Indicator having discovered as wonderful qualities by
Though vegetable productions the Natural Weather Indicator
is neuctbe and will continue to perform its functions for
any climate and at all seasons, though utmurred in
all the strongest acids known to chemists, including Nitric Nt
Murac, suphur, &c, to boiling water and boiling OIL AID
ice remains intact, AMI continues its performance
impaired, losing Of its sensityeness capacity, and VIII
decay like other organic artificial substances used fer sr
The Natural woaser Indicator" can procured
low price If SlO) pr9gnocates the weather with equal certain
y ana durability the Blronete which costs SIS 20 $50, and
The NATURAL WEATHER IspIclToR was never known
world before Introduced by the subscriber and he for the first
time offers it The public lors Its wonderful properties have
astonsed the scholars scientific Europe
lea 1t simple and manageable that dl1cuity will he
sy saying any thing in its merits his responsible y,
be permitted offer certificates frcm gentlemen have test
ed it, Of such character as to put all doubt at rest Read the
W X BOWLING, NJ D. Professor of Medicine IN the mi
versity Of BdsC editor Of the Nashville journal Of
Medicine and surgery, his number for Novemuer, 1883
'sAs for ourse closely watching llr Tn
instruments for than year, ard convinced that
altogether superior to continuance for by
grCmecal observations known The one in stu as sen
tine it than year The moisture from N
infants breath viii instantly put The index in motion Mr. M
ne has watched eighteen years, and IL
! sensitive as those mounted on est=r.ay'
They ana Then Lasllly ulej
on stove Vltho, suuerns 5 sghst loss OF ll peculiar
snsty which caacteTz them They have been placed in
Eiuic and su!puro acid, afel ie they would gradually As
their original shape and einS placed in the bo with the in
dex fitted kept tme precisely with those that had not
why such an Instrument thousand years
the simple Of all imaginable con7ances capable Of secus
With an ordinary thermometer Uman sbeautiful little
instruments the farmer would ttie dicult
Iatjn~ Storm rain or sunshine Tie two common sernore-
ter, Uman bygrometer, would enable the farmer far
better TO anticipate the weather than he could b any ialar
with the best barometer Tbs sudden fail Of the mercury IN the
barometer will foretel wind or RAIN bat no ore car tel which,
until he acertsins The h orelTic state OF he arr II TN 0fy,
come, if the atmosphere damp there will be rein So
turning to his uvrcree percsves large amount aueous
vapor Indicated viii know that rain is 81 hand while te
look for rain. Mr.. Ulman little instrument requires no care
attention Hang up nail in vrandah or hall and We
believe WOuld hundred with the greatest
RICHARD o. CURRY NJ, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
Medical Jurisprudence, ald editor of the Nashville &onty
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science SAYS.
Mr.. Louis ULLAS DeTr Sr-Tle little plant you had the
BinIres years still faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator" dclicais it, and
the atmospheric change either respecting tho Bar
ygOmttrc condition, that it begins indicate
| cEally advance Of the usual Instruments.
smithsonian Barometer and Mason ygomeer and have
uced that It IS as lt'hG, IN ils . ms
1t is truly Natural Gather lndic'or and perfectly IeaeIe'
regard this Microscopic plant therefore account OF its seni
means for he Drpose to which You amply it. an important and
discovery, and believe that viii commend itself where
February Is, 1859. shelby Medical College, NASHVILLE
GEORGE 5. BlAG E A. 1i NJ d. taotcssoF OF
and Natural History in The University Of Nashville sys
..Lours g. U11nav EsqDsqr Sri have lad more than
years experience you Natural Gather Indicator and have
examined lis with interest 1t las orally been
am glad TO ada testimony that o. your
other friends wish success in establishing sale Tor cheap
and reliable Instrument. aIh y0ars, respectfully &C.
GEORGE 5. BLACEIE, N. D
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN n. D. late Professor Of Geol-
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says;
L. s. GILMAN, EsqDsrr Sir: After clrsly adjusting six
of the their boxes, and making the indces agree
with each oIher az a glEen PIi'' 80 - ,i--
many months peculiarly sensitive to all Iygronctrca changes,
and required confidence their Indications because they agree
flher compared them, for Ieriod with hair grom
part the time with Masons ygroeter e vet and
dry bub and found the plants give the sane indications as those
| two instruments.
dsaranged well cheap enough to be within the reach Of
buy your will be satisfied with the purchase.
FromJ NJ fowler, N. D., and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia, Tom are saysing' February ., lr59; ,,
experiments with, observations Of, the little
Exotic, which yon we're kind enough to present to Us some time
Tasman, or Natural WeaeiS Indicator From those ezps
ments and observations, satisfied IS extremely sensitive to
all atmospheric Influences and w proper and attentions
can supply the place Of the coes Barometer, as far
suspendedn someuabepa where there free circulation
fresh all, protected from rain anu the influence Of the rays OF
directions confidently believe, it VIII uuernry indicate tile
advance Aside Observation-Disclosures it is worth urtimes
the amount YOU charge for as a Botanical curiosity:
JOIN Q. I'LL,
JOHN HENRY. NJ D.. L. L. D, Professor the smithson-
Institute Washington City in letter dated July a. l93
Lou1s $ Ul1alls EsQ-Dc7y SIR 1T appears pocu
ary sensitive gives greater Of molten than either
the animated or ordinary catgut"
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ D. Professor of Chemistry in the Cum
University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Geo!ost for
'-' 0'l'' Lebanon, June I6 1857;
giant little Microscope, constructed yOGrs quite delicate,
and believe they will prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D. L. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
Physiology, in the University Of New York. relative to this
plant, says NJ, % 7e--
LOUIS ULrNAy, MsQ-Dear Sir: have had the liz
meter you hung mp my Labtory since it arrived,
and found it to move in the manner you represent"
J. LAWRENCE SMITH. n D , late Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and TONology in the University Of Louisville SAYS:
Lorls s U1Iuls, Esq.-Dcar Sir: have your beautiful
instrument, and have been regarding with much interest
uient for this purpose than any cement
March ., co,
S. P CRAWFORD NJ. D., Of Grocneville, Tenn, says:
LouIs s ULlnIAs, Esq-Dear SiyI have had several O
you Weather indicators which, have been wang ant
testing time. Id them teen be oscsedy sssi
Ire. and ana ebe 20 Oh hyTo2etoLl changes fhlt
the best HygrOesys hat has obssred IhyaH agree n
IN foTeRghs CHANGES of Zee 55eaho from q 10 - A0a
GJ0aqce. They simple, and believe rsil
% and should be in the almost every individual
pecialiy the farmer, Very respectfully, &c, yours,
5. ?. CRAWFORD, NJ D.
From J. O. GEIFFITH Esq, one Of the PROJECTORS Of IL,
| Union and American.
C | Nashville Feb OF, 1859.
Mr.. Louis s. ULNANiF: Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly me, tested MONTHS
have hesency saying that It Unerrug weather gauge
l. foreteling changes the atmosphere hour
ahead. the attention and patrona casse
II ! us worthy special favor. respectfully, sc,
n J. o. GRIFFITH
Only limited numbes OF the "Natura Weather Indicator
Twill ofe sale. Whit lie the
II, places at Nashviue:-KAINS & BROWN Public square
STRETCH corner Union and College Streets DEMUNIILE
CO, Church and Cherry Streets and A KOSCO
4 CO., corner OF Broad and Market streets.
Price co. I've discOyerer will send the Natural
Indicator by MALL postage paid, we'll
any person enclosing $500 msuey Full plat
regulating, using accompany IndiCao
Address LOUIS 5 ULLMAN, Ag-nt
mhSdEv-a Columbia Tenn