Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-21

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SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF THE STATE OF
Indicating Unvaria bly, from "a 10 as hours
in advance.
oUIs ULLMAN the Diseovsre Of this curious snd beautiful
exotic, which is native OF the Arabian Desert Ia
m scus, n Asa, the first to apply it to the purpose Of
Weather Indicator having discoveries wonderful qualities BY
minute examination in the native land Of the plant
Though vegetable prOduccn, the Natural Weather Indicator,
is nderuebe and will continue perform functions
all time any climate and at an sasoas though uhmurged
all the stronges; ACIDS known chemists, including Ne Nitro
Muriate suphu &c to boiling water and boiling Gill; and
ice water it remains intact AMI continues performance
impaired losing noneof its ssnsitveness or capacity and via
not decay ike oher organic or artificial substances used for SINH
lar r PcrIR0 Ss,,-,, w..,s.. 1...,.-,, - .s r., 49,
low Price q - " Prnosates the weather with equal certain
" sn4 durability as the Baromer which costs SIS $50 and
The NATURAL WEATHER INDICATOR known the
world before introduced BY the subscriber and be for The first
aonhed the scholars and scientific Of Europe and Aer
ic ~ Is 50 simple and manageable that no deuity VIII bs
sy Of saying anything in it merits his respoasb
he is permitted to offer certificates from gentlemen who have
ed it. Of such character put all doubt at rest Read the
W X. BOWLING, NJ. D., Professor Of Medicine ia tie Ea
Usrsig Of NdsArHe and editor OF the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine ana Surgery, in his number for November lss
" As for 0ursef closely watching Mr. I'll
mans instruments for than year, and convinced that
it is altogether superior any contvare for by
grcmeral OBSERVATIONS SnoWn The one N our y Is >ssn
tine as than year ago. The moisture from
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has that be las watched for eighteen years. and it
| sensitive those mounted on yesteF,ay."
stove. ~ithovt suffering the slightest loss Of hat peculiar
nstyeness which cctez them They have been placed in
rirc and su.phuc acid, aeI which they would gradually as
their original shape and being placed in toe hok With the IN
de fitted on, kept Tine, precisely Eth those that had not
subjected such experiments. There apparen;
Why such should thousand years. Il is
the most simple Of all imaginable eonVa.ees capable Of sour
With an ordinary termoetei and Mr. Ulans beaull little
instrument the fruer vOud have but little difficulty in ante
pating storm. rain sunshine The common GeTmome
ter and Mr. Umans hygsoeer would enable the farmer far
better to anticipate ne weather than he could y any 4aiaFy
with the best barometer The sudden fail Of the mercury in the
barometer viii foreel wind tell which,
will the atmosphere damp there wiz be ain So
the farmer noticing the nerrury Ugh ia tie hernoetCr nd
turning his nyrome percves large Of acqLeons
vapor Indicated will know that rain hand while upon lie
look Tor Mr. UImans little instrument requires
attention. Hang up nail in veIanh hail. and
believe it gould hundred years 1h the greatest accuracy
RICHARD 0. CURRY, A ", NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
| Recorder Of Medical Physical Science, says:
Ma. LoUIs ULLAAS Deqr Sir-The little plant you had the
Bndrss send two still faithfully performs its
duty as weather Indicator
stye to the least atmospheric changes either rese,ing
osrc Hy gromtrc condition. that it begins Indicate zen
craly in advance Of the usual Instruments
sithsouilu) Barometer and Mason HygrOnr and have
ticed that faithful in its indications es Instruments
is truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this ygrospc plant therefore account OF its se
Inverness ana It's 0HFdoHEg as an5rng eheaP anu ieAn5
valuable discovery and believe that viii commend Itself where
| ever ust-s folis very Lulyf AALAAAtsb " NNhAAs
February Is, 1859 Shelby Medical College, NASHVILLE.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. NJ NJ D., Professor OfBOt
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says
'LOUIs 5. ULusAS, Esq-Der Sci have had than
years experience Of Natural weather. Indicator and have
examined its action with extreme interest l. has orally been
accuracy. glad add testimony thar Of your
other friends. Iwsh you establishing sale for cheap
and reliable instrument am y51rS, respectfully, &c,
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, NJ. D.
- prcry O1r1y n -, CT
Ogy and Chemistry in The University Of Nashville says
l. s. UlInAs, Esq Dear y After earsfy Abusing six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the nds agree
~ - , = - - y -, - 7 rs-,I r. 9,.-
many months, peculiarly sensitive ali Hygometric changes
required indications because they agree
fuhsr compared the period, Hygrom-
part the with Mssons Hygromete he
dry bub and found the plants give the ndaons as those
| two instruments.
Being excellent Hygr0meters, liable
dangd as we'll rs cheap enough to be within the reach Of
farmers and Of Tie community generally think al persons who
From J. NJ. fowler, NJ. D., and join o. HILL ESQ., Of
| Columbia, Tom, are saysing, February ., 1859;
LOUIS S. ULLMAS Esq SER. male repeated
experiments With, and taken close observations Of the little
Exotic which yon kind enough s to time
TaIisnan, Weather Indicator expert
and observations, satisfied, extremely sensitive
be made supply The place Of the es; Barometer far
suspendedin someuitbe place where cireuaOnO
fresh ALL protected from and the influence Of the rays Of
e-1 '-L's tS0N---i 80
directions, confidently believe Will unerrGey indicate The
approaching variations Of the atmosphere from p 70 d hours IN
the amount you charge for a Botanical curiosity.
JOHN 0. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL, D. Professor Of Chemistry the Uniye
sity OF Louisiana, concerning this plant says:
L. g. UL1x.S Esq-ssr r: receive item on the 5h Dec
1871 they are wonderfully delicate and believe reiiable
JOHN HENRY NJ D., L. l. D, Professor in the smitlson.
lwEfl tfrrf HaHH.ffu
Lours S. UrIsAs EsQ-Dcar SIR It appears to he pecu
iary sensitive, anu greater range Of molten than either
tas animated o. or Ordinary cafgut
JAS. NJ. STAFFORD H. Z. Professors Of Chemistry in tie Cum
erlsni University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Geoog for
the State Of Tennessee, ssys:
Mr. L. S. ClLMyz-4 Dear SIR and your simple and ele
gait little HygrUcope constructed yHreif quite deiieae
ami believe they will Prov to be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, D.. l. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology, in lie University Of New York. relative 10 s
plant, says
Louis ULLnlS, 1fsa.-De1r Sir " have had The iigr2
meter you sent me hung up in my Labat1ry arrived
and found II to move in the manner you I'pfes nt.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH. NJ D late Prois, r Of Medical
Chewistry and IoxolOgy in the Cniye' 5isyll.e SAYS
Lou1s S. U1LxAS Esq-De1r Sir: have your beautiful
little instrument and have been regarding i: with much interest
1t akeI remarkable sensitive tygroEey. and is more eonT
nent Tor this purpose than artificial Arrangement know o.
March 9, 90.
LOUIS s. ULLAAS. Esq-De1r SRI have had several OF
you Natural Weather indicators which have been watching and
testing time. thm ttsa he ereedayy seasi
t5s, and mule susceptible 70 oH hygr011efict ctges tn
the bst XygrOeters that {Adre 0begteb They dres W
T0rsteitgthe cbIgss he r0fF p % g. hours
t Gdcace. THey simple. ana believe relI
Die AID Of utility thin mast sensitive Horoscopes ia
and should Of almost every individual,
pecally the farmer Very respectfully &c, yours,
8. r CRAWFORD, ". D.
From O. GRIFFITH, Esq, Of the Projectors of the
'-''- ANU 1-''' '--'' Nashville, FEB %, 1859.
Mr. Lor1s UILNAN-Sir: Your Natural Indicator
kindly me, tested onhs, and L
hesitency saying unerring weather gauge
fCTstellng changes the atmosphere "a q
ahead. commend to the attention and patronage Of all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully, &C.
J. o. GRIFFITH.
offered sale, following
places az Nashville RAINS a BROWN, Public square A.
STRETCH, UHion and Ccl-se streets DEMOFlLLE
co ChUch and Cherry and BY A. H. hOeCOE
a CO., corner Of Broad Market Streets
Price Natural Weath
Indicator BY mail, postage paid we'll put Up and secured,
10 enclosing 500 carsrt money full and PLAIN
directions for lug, using. accompany ec Indicator
Address LOUIS ULLMAN, Agmt
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