Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
A SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF THE STATE OF
-rs--- THE WEATHER,
Indicating Invariably from "a to IS hours
in advance.


49, eddie. in advance.
oUIs UBIMAN the DiscOverer this and beautiful
exotic, which native of the Arabian Desert. Ia
nnscus il Asia The FIRST 10 apply 1t 10 the Of
minute examination in native land Of the plant.
Though vegetable productions the Natural Weather Indicator
and will eoBtaue perform s functions for
any climate and at all seaseHs though snmurged in
all the acids known chemists including Nitric Nitro
Aurstc, suharic, e to boiling wafer and boring OIL and
Ire it remains intact an CONTINUES its performances u
impaired losing its senveies capacity and will
not decay like other organic or artificial substances used for SIM
The Natural Weather Indicator can be procured for the
low prcs The weather IN equal certain
y durability, the Barometer, which costs SIS to $50, and
Tie NAFuRAL WEsTHER- INDICATOR known the
world before BY the subscriber and be for The FIRST
time offers public = Its wonderful properties have
scholars and scientific Of Europe and Amer
lea. 1t is 50 simple and manageable That no difficulty will 10
h. eiis to Offer certi6caefrom gentlemen Who have test
ed it, Of such character to put all doub. at rest Read the
W K HoWLING NJ D. Prof sssor of NedieiRe in tie Uni.
resfy OF Rosh1s editor Nashville Journal Of
lef5eas surgery in his number for NoSeoDer, ls
As for ourse We have been closely watching one Of Mr. IN
mans than year, eonyi ced that
every way altogether superior any coniyance for by
g metal observations kneT The one ia our studis as SEN
it than The moisture on
breath viii instantly put the index in notion NJ I'll
has one that he has watched for ssetee years. and II as
sensitive those mounted on esterdsy."
then hastily dried
on without suffering the slightest loss Of hat peculiar
sgistiseness characterize them They have been placed in
su.phurc acid, alter which they would gradually
their original shape and beng placed ~ te box Win Tie IN
fitted kept time precisely with those that had not
Iee ~ such experiments There is apparent reason
why insrdneDt should not last thousand years. II is
the most simple Of all contryane capable Of ur-
Win an oina Thermometer and Mr. Ulans beautiful little
Instrument would have ne difficulty antiei
ter and Mr. Umans hyzromee enable the
ter anticipate the weather, than he could by any familiarity
Tine Unfit ffa
i VII & r ~ ge f the air al n n b 5,
come the atmosphere damp, there will be rain.
the noticing the mercury high IN ae thermOmetr nd
turning TO his percevs large amount Of aqueous
vapor Indicated will know that is hand while the
contrary no. the weather. if tho air Is dr he Will lot
look for rain Mr. Ulimans little instrument care
or attention Hang il up on a verandah hall
believe would hundred with the greatest
RICHARD o. CURRY A. ~, NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry
Ncc jurisprudence and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorier u Melieal and Physical Science, says. 4
Ma. LOuB ULENAN Den oirTIe little plant yoa had the
indrs to send still faithfully performs its
duty ~Wsaher Indicator AID delicate is 1t, aud
stiye atmospheric changes, either respecting the
metric ygront condition. that il begins Indicate
e1aliy n advance Of tae usual Instruments
have kept it suspended in Office GEAR to standard
uitisonr) and Mason Hygroneler and
It truly Natural Weather Indicator End perfectly reliable.
regard this ysfesee u mt therefore on account Of its senS
tiysue and lis dHrd6dHg anorng cheap and reliable
Tor tie purposes winch you app it, important and
discovery and believe that it viii commend itself where
ever use Yours very truly, RICHARD O. CURRY,
February Is, 1859. Shelby Medical College, Nashville
Prom GEORGE s BLAcKiE, A NJ, NJ. D. Professor of Bot
and Natural History in the University of Nashville
.Lorrs $ UL1nAx fsq-Dear Sri have had more than
years experience yea Natural Wea her Indicator aud have
eAaHntH ~ aN'n IN sN- 10y -
correct A. for IS have seen and foetes the weather with
accuracy glad add my testimony tltc ur
other friends wish establishing sale for cap
and rea5'e instrument am y2ur,, respectfully &c,
GEORGE 5. BLAcEIE, NJ D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D. late Professor of Geol
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says
Ls UIL4.s. EsqsuF Sir. After oasfuiiy adjusting six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes, and masng the indoes agree
other given poin;, { nange the dll)
dJ OF average moisture IN IN found them during
may months, peuliry SENSITIVE to all lygrOmetricl changes
required snfdence in their indications because they
iuler compared then the erod with hair Hygrom-
part Of the time with Maons Iiy rCeter, Che and
bub and found the plants give the sale indications as those
Being thus excellent Hysroe;ers, not liable to be broken or
dsaransed IS well rs cheap enough to Be within the reach Of
farmers, OF t community generality think all persons who
buy your will be satisfied with the purchase.
From J. NJ. TowLER, NJ D., and join o. HILLS Esq, of
Columbia, Tonu. are ssysing, February ., 1852
experiments close observations
tic which yon kind enough present
isnan Natural Weather Indicator From those expert
and observations, satisfied is extremely sensitive
atmospheric influences and with proper and attention,
as pjtns Ire chsSses of the weather is concerned Securely
uspendea somuit place where there free circulation Of
the sun and carefully regulated according to your very illicit
directions denty believe will unsrrngy indicate
approaching variations q the atmosphere f "a 10 @ hours IN
Aside from its Barometca merits, it worth four times
-' Respeetfuily, Sc, j NJ. FOWLER, NJ. D.
$500. ...... JOIN o. HILL.
j. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Univer.
sity Of louisiana concerning this plant, says; ,a.o
L. g. ULLMAx Esl-Dear Sir: IIeceve them Dec
1857 they wonderfully deli'ae and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY. NJ D. L. L. D. Professor in the smithson-
i'm Institute, ashington City, ina letter dated uly H. o5e
Lous s UrImAN, EsQ,DeGr Sir It appears be pecu
larly sensitive, and greater range Of molten than either
the animated Ga or ordinary caigut
JAS NJ. Stafford NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry in the Cum
fei land University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State eeolog for
Lebanon June l6. 1857.
M. L. s. UL1,s- Dear So: ind your simple ele
gsgt little Microscope, constructed BY YOURSELF quite date
ana believe they will prove to be useful aud valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, N. D. l. L. D., Professor ef Chemistry
and Physiology in the University Of New York relative 10 THIS
May, 90 Is57.
LOUIS UI1mAS Mso-Dear Sir: have had the iiysro
meter sent hung up my laboratory since il arrived
and found It y move in ths msHnsr you represent
j. LAWRENCE SMITH NJ. D, late Professor of Medical
ehe1isy aud TOdoUgy in tie Uniyeray q Logisye says
LorIs s. UIbxAN ESq.-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
little instrument and have been regarding with much interest
IL rakes remarkable sensitive hyror and is more conYe
nient ior this purpose than ca Arrangement know Of
-e-s. March ?, go.
S. CRAWFORD NJ. D.. of Greeneville, Tenn, says
LOUIS ULLMkS. Esq.Dear SirI have had several Of
YOU Natural Weather indicators which been watching, and
testing for time. find them item be esceetiHkg seast
lied and 7ddesaseeti1te to al Aygr0eica Charges Ltdn
ne t9f Agroeers that Ihage o6sergd IAeyat agee 10
oTtitgthe chdges Of tie tCedthT from p 70 - hours
IA Id1a4ce Ihg are simple, and believe more re-
DE and Of more u{ty than most sensitive IygrOscepe 1 "a
se, and should Re in the hands every individual,
pecialiy tie farmer, Very respectfully, &c. ynuTs,
:. P. CRAWFORD, n, D. T |
From J. O. GRIFFITH Esq one Of the Projectors Of the
l''- '''- Nashville, Feb % Is5o
Mr. s. ULLMAEir: Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly banded ne, has been tested BY me for some oths md
hNe heency saying that it unerng weather gauge,
iJreeng the changes Of the atmosphere from "A TO = ouTs
ad commend TO tbs attention AID patronage OF all classes
IS worthy special favor. Respectfully. &C,
J. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numbes Of the Natural TeltheT Indicator
s offered for sale which be found at the following
places ashvile RAMS & BROWN Publc square A. l
STRETCH, corner Union and College Streets DE8ONlLLE a
CO.. Church and Cherry Streets, and h. ROSCOE
4 CO., corner Broasl and Market streets. -4es5
Price 81 90. TIE dscOferer viii send the Natural wealth
Indicator BY mail, postage paid. we'll put up and secuEdg
any person enclosing $500 current money Foil aud plain
iirec regulating Rg accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS s. ULLMAN, AgfDt I