Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-16
TIE WEATHER
Indicating Invariably from, "a TO As hours
in advance,

in advance,
OUTS ULLMAN, the Dscoverer Of this curious
exotic which native Of the Arabian Desert near IA.
mascus, Asia, the first to apply the purpose
WeSther ind Gator having discovered wonderful qualities By
minute examination in the native land Of the plant.
Though vegetable production the Natural Gather Indicator,
is ndtrucbe and will continue to perform its functions for
all time in any climate all though submerged
all the sronges. chemists nclung Nitric, Nitro
ice remain intact continues its performances
impaired losing Of its senyenes capacity, and will
decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natro wsssler Indicator can be procured for the
low price o. prognostieaes The weather equal certain
ty sn durability the Barometer which costs S 10 S3Oand
The N1TUaAL WEATHER never known to the
world before introduced by the subscriber and h for he first
time public Its properties have
asouished scholars scientific Europe
lea 1t simple and manageable that dinculy will be
found in testing its yne The dcoyeie not undr the
siy saying anything in its merits his responsible
he is permitted to offer certificates from gentlemen who have test
ed it, Of such character as to put all doubt at re Head the
W. X BOWLING, NJ D. Professor Of JEsdiefae IN fGe mi
rersy Of NlsAve and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine and Surgery, in his number e November, lass,
A for oursel have been closely watching of Mr. I'll
mans instruments for mos than year. and are convinced that
in every altogether superior any conyance for by
tine than year The moisture
infants breath will instantly the index in motion. Mr. U
sensitive as those mounted on yesterday"
They have been subjected long boiling, and then hastily dried
soye without suffering the slightest loss hat peculiar
,i ~ nn,ir srid astr vrtcb tbV ESId dnsiIy
their original shape and being placed in the bT with the In
dex fitted kept time precisely with these that had
been subjected to such experiments he no apparent reason
Why such instrument should not last thousand years. 1t
the most simple OF all eontrVances capable Of
With an ordinary thermometer and Mr. UIman sbeautul little
instrument, the farmer you'd have but Little difficulty ante
Pany Storm rain or sunshine The two common hemone
and Dir Clmans hygromer enable the
anticipate the weather. than he could familiarity
With the best barometer The sudden fall Of % mercury In the
barometer will Orete wind rain, but tell which,
until he ascerns the hygrOmere state Of she air II be Dry
wind will come IL the atmosphere damp there will be rain so
the noticing the mercury high in the thermometer
Vapor indicated, while upon
contrary, hot the weather, if the dry, he Wllnot
attention. Hang up nail in verandah hail. and
believe would hundred years with the greatest accuracy
RICHARD O. CURRY A. NJ, NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemistry
Medical Jurisprudence and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
MR. LOUIS ULLNAS, De1r b:Ike little plant yOs had
Iindr-ss to send ne tao years still faithfully performs its
netrir ar roTiisn mi IL iin ~ in5f,le %
elally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept suspended in Office, TO my standard
iced that it is rs faithful in its Indications - thg instrnents
l. truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reliable.
tyr1ess and its durability as a1oning cheap and reliable
for The purposes which app importnt
valuable discovery and believe that L will commend itself where
ever USE. y ours very truly: RICHARD o. CtREY,
February Is, lsiY. Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s BLACKIE, A. A. NJ. D., Professor ofBot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville Gays
Louis 5. ULLNlN, Esq-Dedr Sri had than
years experience OF Natural eaher Indicator aud have
examined its action with extreme interest II has orally been
correct for as ys and oretes the weather with
other friends wish cess in establishing sale for cheap
GEORGE $ BLACEIE, NJ. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D.. Late Professor Of Cecil
Ogy and Chemistry il the University Of NsshFe says;
l. 8 ULIHAs Esq- Dear ST. After carefully adjusting six
Of the seed in their boxes and making the ndcs agree
with each other a. given pon., {, hhange on the dali
day Of moisture in tar atmosphere found them, during
Months peculiarly sensitive to all Hygrometric calg
and required confidence their indications because they agree
luther compared them for the same erod with hair Iygron
dry buh and found the plants give the indications those
instruments.
disarlnsed well cheap enough to be within the reach Of
farmers and OF Tie eommuBD generally think all who
buy instrument will b. satisfied with the purchase.
From J. NJ. fowler, NJ. D, and JOHN O. HILL, ESQ., OF
Lours s. ULLNAS; Esq -L7ur We have male repeated
experiments WITH and taken close observations Of
Exotic, which yon Kind enough present
am M Stri WtaBe rai p
and observations satisfied extremely sensitive to
can he made TO SUPPLY he piace Of The css BaroneteT a 1
Indicating changes OF concerned Securely
susndedn som suitable place where thee is afree circulation
flesh air, protected influence Of the rays Of
sun carefully regulated according your very explicit
confidently believe, it will unerngy indicate the
approaching variations Of the atmosphere from "a to Is hours
advance Aside from its Baromeca merits it worth four times
the amount charge for it, as Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &c, j. NJ fowler, MAD,
JOHN .. HILL
j. L. RIDDELL NJ. D. Professor Chemistry in the Inver
New Orleans, March 81, 1853.
l. s. ULLxAS, Esq-Der Sir: them tho 18th Dec
1857; the wonderfully delicate and believe reliable.
JOHN HENRY NJ D.. L. L D. Professor in the smithson.
an Institute, Washington City in letter dated July H. Iss,
ays:
LOUIS 5. ULAS, Esq.-Dear Sir 1t appears be pecu
ary sensitive, and greater range Of molten either
he animated GA tor ordinary eAtgut
JAS NJ STAFFORD ~ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum
erand University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State GeOlog for
he State OF Tennessee, sys:
Mr. L. s. UILNsS-Ly Dear Sir: find your simple and ee
little Microscope, constructed by YOURSELF quite dec4
nd believe they will proyetO be useful and valuable.
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D. l. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
nd Physiology in the University Of New York. relative this
liant, says
LOUIS s. ULINAS, MsQ-Dear SIR " have had the Hyr9-
nd found Il to move in the manner you represent"
j. LAWRENCE SMITH. N. D, late Professor of Medical
heairy aud Io&ioiosy in the University Of Louisville Sys
LouIs 5. GILMAN Rs1-Dsar Sir: have your beautiful
tile Instrument and have been regarding with much interest
makes remarkable sensitive hgroRer, and is more conVe-
isn't for this purpose than hca arrangement kno" Of
March ., go.
s. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D., OF Greenevile, Tenn. says:
LOIS 3, UuN.N Esq.-Dear SRI had several Of
'u Natural Gather Indicators watching and
a
re- md made susceptible 10 all hygrOetclt changes thin
e 6ea Hygf0leters SGt Lhdre Gserced. 1AeydH agree IN
oreagth6 cHges Of tie leefAer from p 10 q hours h
ddEdrce Iey simple, believe AJFe Tetti-
and OF more Hfy than most sensitive Hygroscepes noe "a
and should be every individual
'cially ths farmer, Very respectfully, &c, y1urs,
>. ?. CRAWFORD, NJ. D. n
From J. O. GRIFFITH, Esq., Of the PrOpetOrs Of the 5;
1i0n aud American. u
Nashville, Feb %, 1859 Ia
Mr. LoUIs s ULLNAN- Your Weather Indicator, CO
ndy hanied ben tested by for onths and
We no hesiIency in saying that il unerfng weather gauge
7stelng the chJng OF the atmosphere from "A to - hours
cad commend Il TO the attention and patronage OF all classes
worthy special taYoT. Respectfully, &C, "a
J. D. GRIFFITH. Of
Only limited numbes Of the Natural Weather Indiester
Il he offered for sae, which be found at the oloWlng
sees at Nashyile:-RAINS & BROWN, Public Square A.
REICH, corner Union and College Streets DBMGNILL
Church and Cherry streets, and by A. d. hosCOE
CO., corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 90. The will send the Satuas cath
Indicator by mail, postage paid, well put up aud secl
person enclosing $500 current Full aud plain y
econs for regulating using, &c accompany each Indicator e
Address - LOUIS :. ULLMAf, Agsnt OF
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