Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

Weather Ind Gator having discovered It's ouIer nslifis r,
minute examination in the native lani OF the plant.
Though vegetable productions NaiHral Weather Indicator
Is ndestrEctble, and viii continue perform
All time In any climate and at all though snurge
all the slronges; acids known chemists including Ne Nitro
Auriatie, sulphuc &C. boiling boi;iDg oil and
impaired, losing Of its sensitveness capacity and viii
not eeeay IKE otter organic artificial substances used
The Natural Weather Indicator can be procured FOR the
low price Ct SID prognoatss the weather equal rrain-
! Is easily impaired.
The N4r1RAL WEATHER ISBrcAToR was never known to the
world before introduced BY the subscriber he 6rst
time offers to the public for Its wonderful
astonhed The scholars ard scientific Of Europe and AeE
iea II is simple and manageable that d.calt
found in testing Its valne The dcoyeer ueces
he is PERMITTED to offer certificates enea have
I Cd - Of such character to put all d0ub al rest Read the
W. K. BOWLING, NJ. D., Professor Of Medicine IN the mi.
gersy OF HlsAsls and editor Of tbs Nashville Journal Of
f7e and Surgery, in his number for November, lS5s
As for oursel have been closely watching Mr. TN
man instruments for than year. convinced
grcmetr observations known The in study
infants breath will instantly put the Index motion. Dir. I'll
man mas one that be has watched for eighteen and It
/ sensitive now as those mounted on yestenay."
Iey nave been subjected TO long boiling and then hastily dried
stove, without suffering the slightest peculiar
Sneh eiAraeerzc them They have been placed in
rre and sulphuc acid after which they would gradually
sumo Their original shape and being PLACED IN TIE ho with the In
kep urnes preeisey Win Nose that had not
been SUBJECTED to such experiments There is apparent
why such an Instrument should not last thousand years. It Is
he most Of all cOntrivance capable Of
With an ordinary herome. and Mr. UImansbeautfu little
instrument the farmer would have bu- little difficulty anc
pang Storm AN or sunshine The two common hsrmome-
Ter, and Mr. Uans hygromsier, enzble
better to anticipate the weather, than he could by any familiarity
with the best barometer The suden fall Of the mercury the
barometer viii ioreel wind RAIN tell which,
until he aseeftoins the hygrmelic state Of The air II It be %
Eed will come tbs atmosphere damp there viii be Iain So
the farmer noticing the mercury Egh Thermometer nd
turning to his nygOne percves Iars Of scqueous
Yapor Indicated will knew that rain IS az hand while the
contrary, however hot the weather, il thu air e he will
look for rain Mr. Unans ls instrument requires
pr nAhg u Up On nan IN yerandah or hall ami We
believe 1t gould Eun one hundred years m tbs greatest accuracy
RICHARD o. CURRY,A. ~, n. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jdisprudenc AID etor Of the Nashville Nousy
Recorder OF Medical and Physical Science, says:
Ma. LOUIS ULLAs, DsEr SfThe little plant you had the
lndress to send ne still faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator and delicate it,
oetre ygromttric condition. that bens Indicate gen
have kept it suspended ny Office, my standard
smitsonian) Barometer and Mason HygrOme and have
heed that il as faithful in its indications these inas
II is truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly rsabe
tiyenes and lis dsq6Ftfg As aoriinr cbap and TeaSis
valuable discovery and believe that viii commend Itself where
ever use3 Yo1rs very trrv RICTIAPD n CT-pgy
February 10, e59 Shelby Aedta! College, NASHVILLE.
From GEORGE S. BLACKIE, A. ~ N. D. Professor ofBot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
'LoUIs s. ULLnAS, EsqDsar S,-I have Las more than
years experience yeu Natural Weather
as for as have SEEN and ore,eiis the weather with
extreme accuracy am glad TO add testimony that your
other friends wish in establishing sale for cheap
GEORGE S. BLACE1E, VI. d.
Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN N. D. late Professor Of sol-
Ogy AID Chemistry in the University Of Nashville,
L. S. ULLAx, ESQ., Dear Sir: After carsy adjusting six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the inds
with zach other at given poins, Chhangs the dali
day OF moisture in ts atmosphere, found them, during
months, peculiarly sensitive ygromecsl changes
and required confidence in their Indications bcsuse they
lfuAer compared them, for the PERIOD with hair Hyrom
dry 6ub and found the plants give the Sane Indications those
Rng tIns sScarls,t r1,,,ste-s NJ. t.ht. q, n. h-ot. -
dangs as well as cheap enough to e within the reach Of
farmers, and Of The community generally, think all persons who
buy your instrument will be satisfied viii the purchase
'FRONT.' N. fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia Tom. are saysng, February ., 1859:
LOUIS S. ULLNAS, Esq L9aT We have repeated
experiments With, and taken close observations Of the little
Exotic, which we're kind enough present time
TaIismaD or Manu. 7rssr ANY iS{it T a., Z
ments and observations, satisfied extremely sensitive
all atmospheric influences. and with proper and attention.
supply the place Of the eoest Baroeter as far
indicating the changes weather concerned Securely
sGspendedin sOmeHablepIace where then cicuaOn
fresh air. protected from rain and the influence Of the Of
the and carefully regulated according your very
directions, confidently believe, it will unsrrngy indicate the
approaching variations Of The atmosphere from "a TO = hours IN
advance Aside from its Baromeca merits worth
the amount yon charge Tor as a Botanical curiosity
JOHN Q. HILL
J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Chemistry 10 the Unver.
sity Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says; 80
L. s. ULLMAN Esq-Dsar Sir: receive Item on The 18Th Des
1857 they are wonderfully deeae and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY, n. D. L. l. D., Professor in the smiihson.
an institute Washington City in letter dated July H. ie's
LOUIS s. ULLuAx, EsQ-Dsar Sir It appears to be peru-
ary sensitive ana gives greater range OF molten than either
Toe animated GA or ordinary eaigut
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum.
Derand University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Geoog iOr
Lebanon. Jane &c, 1857.
CANT little HygOscope, oy Irss quite delicate
and believe they will prO,eto be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D. L L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology in the University Of New York, relative to this
plant, says
Louus UrLnAS, Msq.-Dea- Sir: have had DE HSsro-
meter sent hung my Labrtory IL arriyed
and found 1t to move in the manner you represent
J. LAWRENCE SMITH. NJ D, late Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and ToxieOy in the University Of Louisville
LouIs s UuHAE, Esq-Dear SIR: have your beautiful
little instrument and have been regarding with much interest
nent for this purpose than are arrangement know o.
5. P. CRAWFORD. NJ. D.. OF Gresnevile, Tenn, says:
LoTIs 5. UIiNAS, Esq-Dear SRI have had several Of
testing for time. End them exceedingly ssns
tee and made susceptible to Oh kygronscal changes than
tie bet Hgroeters that hare o6ssrei. TeyG agres IN
oreHgke CHANGES Of the lreaier from x a. hours
IL aica9cs IAsg more simple and believe Tli
and should be in the hands Of every individual
Peeially the farmer Very respectfully &C. yours,
FROM J. u GIftl15 Esq Of tie PropIietsrs OF the
Union and American,
Nashville, Feb a, 1859.
Mr. LOWS s. ULLNANr: Your Gather Indicator,
kindly handed has been tested nonhs L
have no heency in saying that unerrng weather gauge
foreeng the changes Of the atmosphere from - q
ahead commend 10 the attention patronage Of all classes
as worthy special nvor. Respectfully, aSe-
}. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numhes OF the Natural Weather Indicator
VIII he offered for sale, which found following
places az NashTe:-RAINS g. BROWN, Public Square A.
STRETCH, corner UnioR and College streets DEMOVILLE
CO. corner Church and C ry streets. BY R5COE
CO. corner OF Broad and Market streets. -
Price 81 co. Tse discOverer win the Natural Wealth
er Indicator by mail postage paid, put up and sg,nr
70 person enclosing SO money Full and plain
directions for regulating, using, &C accompany each Iu
Address LOUIS ULLMAN, Agmt
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mail IN good order. HOSKINS & BARNES,
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nov2o-dGEly No - Third street. Louisville ny
NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.
decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county