Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-09


A SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF THE STATE OF
THE WEATHER,
Indicating Invariably from "a TO As hours
i'm advance.
oUIs ULLMAN the Dcovere Of this curious and beautiful
exotic, which native OF the Arabian Desert Da
InascGs 10 Asia was the first to apply to the purpose Of
minute eRanS5 phr6 he nstye snd AZ 81 s ssn y
Though Vegetable production, the Natural Weather Indeatnr
all any climate and seasons though sahmurged
al the strongest acids known chemists, Including Ne Nitro
remains intact performances
impaired losing of its sensveness capacity and will
not decay like other organic artificial substances used for sm
The Natural weather Indicaor can be procured for the
low price Of LOO prognosteaes the weather with equal certain
y AM durability as the BArometer which costs S to S and
The NATURAL WEATHER INDICATOR was the
world before introduced the nbrbe and be for the first
aonshed the scholars scientific Of Ruro and Amer
lea 1t is simple and manageable that Gacui will be
sity of saying anything in its merits his
he is permitted to oder certificates from gentlemen who have test
ed IT. OF such character to put all doubt at rest hee
W k BowhfNG, NJ D. . Professor of niefS IN t1e Uni.
verSy Of AdsAre and editor Of the Nashville journal Of
Adiae and SagsF IN his number for NeyeuEers l5s
As for oursel been closely watching Of Mr. U
mans Instruments for than and convinced that
il in altogether any conyar by
gometea observations known The one in our studys SEN
tine as than ayear The moisture from
infants breath win instany put the index in motion. Mr.. U
has that has Cignteen years
sensitive those mounted on yesterday"
They have subjected 20 long boiling, and then hastily dried
Vithot suffering tie slightest loss of That peculiar
sensyeness which characterize item They have been PLACED in
rtric and suphurie acid aftel which te would gradually
their original shape and being placed IN the b with the in
deN fitted on, kept time precisely with those that had not
why such nstramen should not last Thousand 1t is
the most simple Of all eontrVanes capable Of ecur
. nri immnr tends
With ordinary thermometer Mr. UIman' 'sbeautful little
pang sunshine. The two, termome
ter, and Mr. Ulmans ygrome would enable the farmer far
with the best barometer The sudden fall Of the mercury in the
barometer will oretell wind rain, but tell which,
come, atmosphere a2mp there So
the farmer noticing the kgh the thermometer, snd
vapor indicated, is hand while upon
contrary hot The E@;ssr Il the air s Dry he viii not
attention, Hang up nail in veradah hail. and
RICHARD CURRY A. n, N. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence aid editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder of Medical and Physical Science, says
Ma. LOUIS ULLAs, Deqr SrThe little plant you had the
duty as weather Indicator and so delicate is t. and SO sen
the least atmospheric changes, either respecting the Bar
orally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
Kept suspended my Office, near to my STANDARD
(Smithsonan) barometer Mason Hygromr and
csd that it IS faithful in its indications these asanCnts
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator snd perfectly RELIABLE
regard this Microscopic plant therefore account OF its ens
Teness and its dHTa6ty anOrifs cheap and reliable
for the to which apply it. important and
valuable discovery, believe will itself
ever usei Yours very truly, RICHAID o. CURRY.
February Is, 1859 Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A M,M.D, Paofessor ofBot
any and Natural History in the University 9 Nssye & 'Sy 1o
'LoUIs S. ULIMAS Esq-Dear Si,-I have had more
years experience you Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined It's action with extreme interest It has generally been
correct as for as have and foretells the weather with
extreme glad add my testimony that Of your
you ccessin estabsn sale for cheap
anu ''''O'' 'D' DD'4'' M GEORGE Gt % s. %BI4oEiE, H. D.
Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN NJ D., late Professor of Geol
and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville,
H. s. ULNAK ESQ., Dear Sir: After cagsliy adjusting six
OF the seed vessels in their boxes and making the indcs
with zach other given poin., (ChhaRge the dali
day Of average moisture in the atmosphere found hem during
many months peculiarly sensitive Hygromerica changes
and required confidence in their indications they
part of Eygrometer, he and
dry bulb and found the plants gyehe same indications those
Being excellent Uygrometer liable he broken
dsarrans-d we'll cheap enough to he within the reach Of
all who
buy yOnr instrument will Oe satisfied with the purchase
From J. NJ TowLER, NJ. D. and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, of
Columbia, Tonn. are saysing February ., 1859:
LOUIS s. ULLNAN, Esq -D9r H=r We have made repeated
Exotic which yOn kind enough to present time
Tasnan Natural Weather Indicator. those expsr
and etryston satisfied, extremely sensitive to
all atmospheric influences and with proper care and attention,
made supply place
as indicating the changes of the weather is concerned Securely
suspended Suitable place where
fresh air, protected from influence Of the rays Of
the sun, and carefully regulated according explicit
directions confidently believe 1t viii unerigy Indicate the
approaching variations the atmosphere "a to 4 hours in
4dyanee Aside from s BAroet merits It's worth four times
Rsspeetfaily, &c, J. N. fowler, N. D.
JOHN Q. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry in Trniver
sity OF Louisiana concerning this plant, says;
New Orleans March q, lS5s
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY. NJ D., L. L. D. Professor in the smhson-
an Institute ashing'On City, in letter dated July a. ISis
Lous s. UNAS EsQ-Dear SIR 1T appears to be pecu.
iary sensitive, gives range Of molten than either
Ine animated Oa or ordinary eatgut
JAS NJ sAFFoRD NJ D. Professor of Chemistry in the Cum.
berand University of Lebanon, Tenn aud State GeoIOg for
Lebanon june 16 1857.
Mr. L. s. ULLMyy-1 Dear Sir: your simple and ele-
CANT little HygroscoTe y ycirsel quite deate
and believe they will prov to be useful and valuable
JOHN W DRAPER, NJ D. L. L. D., Professor of Chemistry
Physiology, in the University Of New York, relative this
plant, says
LOUIS s. ULLNls, MsQDsar Sir: have had the ysro-
you hung up my Labtoy since arrived,
and found it to move in the manner you represent.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH. NJ D late Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Toxology in the University Of Louisville
Lor1s s. UL1MAx Esq.-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
little Instrument and have been regarding with much
nent this purpose than any artificial arrangement Of
.- March ., so.
S. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D., Of Greeneyie, Teun., says:
LOuIs S. ULIMAN Esq.-D6dr SrI have had several Of
Natural Weather indicators which have Watching
esng time ind them them be ezcce1ly SeRSi
fiCe and aIs susceptible 70 az Aggr0Beticl cldges Mct1
HygrOaeeys that {AdCs c6seCod. Tier agree
IoreteaGse cRgs OF TIE aCeQter from y 48 hours
They simple believe reLid
asss should he in the hands Of every individual
peoiay the farmer, Very respectfully &c, yours,
,sa.rrr S. 7. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From j. 0GRiFFITH, Esq Of the Proprietors the
Union and American FL.
Nashville, Feb q 1859.
Mr. ULLMAN-ir: Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly handed has been tested months
have hesency saying that it is unerrng weather gauge,
foreteng the changes Of the atmosphere
ahead. commend to the attention patronage
a. worthy special favor. Respectfully, &C,
J. o. GRIFFITH. +
Only limited numbes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
offered for sale, which be found following
places atNsshvle:-RAlNS at & BROWN Public Square A.
STRETCH, Union and College Streets DESOVILLE &
Church and Cherry streets, and A. H. ROSCOE
co., corner of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81 90. Ike discoVeTer will the Wealth
Indicator by mall postage paid, We'll put up secured,
any person enclosing $500 money Full plain
directions fer regulating using &c accompany
r.. Address LOUIS ) uLLMAN, Agnt
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