Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-18

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SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF THE STATE OF
THE WEATHER,
Indicating Invariably from "a 20 4s hours
in advance.
r oUIs ULLAAN the Dscoyeer Of this curious and beautiful
exotic which is a native Arabian Desert. Pa
Wesihe1 Tncator having discovered is Eonde qualities BY
minute examination in the native land Of The plant
Though vegetable production the Natural Feather Indicator,
ndestructbie and will continue perform is functions for
any climate and at all though sumuged IN
all the strongest acids known to chemists including NtIie Nitro
Muratc, Suphure, &c. boiling water and boiling OIL and
ice water it remains intact and continues its performances IN
impaired losing none OF It's sensyene OF cApacy; an WI
not decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator procured for the
price Of $l prognostcaes the weather vita su csIan
y and durability the Barometer, which costs IS 70 $50 and
Tie NATURAL WEATHER ISDlcAToR was never known the
introduced by the subscriber and he for the first
offers it the public forsde- Its wonderful properties have
estoned the scholars and scientific men Europe and Amer
lea 1t so simple and manageable difficulty viii be
found in testing its valne The dcoyeer not under the nec
sy Of saying anything in its merits his own responsible y as
he permitted gentlemen who have test
ed it, Of such character to put all doubt at rest Read the
K BowLING, NJ. D. Professor Of Medicine an TIE Cai
gsrsg Of Agsee and editor Of the Nashville '9sas g
As for Oue we have been closely watching one OF Mr. IN
in every way altogether superior any convse ny
grcmetca observations known The in sudy Assem-
infants breath will instantly put the index in motion Mr. III
that he has watched for enen years and il as
sensitive as those mounted on yesterday"
They have been subjected 70 long boiling and then hastily dried
on stove, without suffering the slightest loss Of hat peculiar
seneness which characterize them They have been place in
pGphuric acid, after which they would gradually a.
sumo original shape being placed in the box with the in
dex fitted on, kept time precisely those that had not
been subjected to such There IS no apparent reason
why such should not last thousand years II is
the most simple Of all imaginable capable Of eur
With an ordinary Thermometer ard Mr. UIma beautiful little
instrument, the farmer would have but little difficulty in an
pains ~ i1I-a; ba. md sns6e ne FARMER fsr
better anticipate the weather, than he could b any familiarity
barometer will forete wind or rain tell which,
until ascesins the yomec state Of the air. Il il Be Dry
noticing the mercury high in the Thermometer end
turning 70 ns ny Fsrceiyes large amount o.
LOOK for rain Mr. Usns little instrument requires no care
or attention. Hang up on nail in veraadah hail.
believe would run hundred With the greatest accuracy
RICHARD o CURRY, A. H., NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
Medical jurisprudence, aad editor OF the Nashville Monthly
| Rscorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
Ma LoUIs ULN Dear Sir-Tbe little plant you had the
lindress to send ne two still faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator and delicate it. and
the atmospheric changes either respecting the
Onerc HygrOmsrc condition, that it begins 70 Indicate
orally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept it suspended in Fy office, near 70 standard
ticed faithful in Indications these Instruments.
truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reliable.
tiveness and its DURABILITY aordng cheap and reliable
means for the purposes which it important aud
ever USED. Yours very truly RICHARD o. CURRY.
February ls 1859 Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE A. NJ, M D., Professor ofBOt
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says
'Lor1s 5. ULLMAN EsqDeqr SRI have had more than
years experience Of yea Natural Nener Indicator and nave
for hays and foTeells the weather with
extreme accuracy glad my testimony to your
other friends wish you establishing sale for aeheaP
and reliable instrument am years. rssPectf1lly &C.,
GEORGE s. BLACEIE, NJ. D..
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN, NJ D. late Professor Of Geol
and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says
L. s. ULIMAs ESQ Dear Sir: After earefly adjusting six
other given poin: cChhangs The dali
day Of average moisture in the atmosphere found them during
many months peculiarly sensitive to All changes
and required confidence their indications because they
ser and part Of the time with Masohs romet the wet and
dry 6ub and found the plants give the sane indications as those
Being thus excellent Hygrometers liable broken OF
daangsd yell cheap enough to N within the reach Of
buy instrument will satisfied With the purchase.
From J. NJ. fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL ESQ. Of
| Columbia Tom are saysng, February ., le5s:
Louis S. ULMAN Esq Lsur SER: We have made repeated
Exotic, which y0u kind enough present
since, and which appropriately designate the Oriental
and observations, satisfied extremely sensitive
All atmospheric influences and with proper care and atenton
indicating the changes Of the weather is concerned Securely
suspenedin soutabiep place where eie ereuaOno
fresh protected from and the influence Of the rays Of
the and carefully regulated according very explicit
approaching atmosphere, q
advance. Aside from it, Baromeea merits worth four times
the amount you charge for as Botanical curiosity
Respectfully, &c, J. n. TOWLERs N. D.
JOHN 0. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry in the Univsr
sity of Louisiana, concerning this plant says
L. S. ULLMAS, Esq-Deqr Sir: receive 18th Dec,
1857 they wonderfully deicse and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY NJ D., L. l. D, Professor in the snithsoa-
an Institute, Washington City in letter dated July H. S
LoUrs UrLAAS, EsQ-Dear Sir It appears to he Pecu
LARRY sensiye and gives r aer range OF molten 'nan ether
Toe animated Ga or ordinary caigut
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry tie Cum
berlsnd University of LEBANON Tennr aud State Geoogt for
the stre of Tennessee, says:
Mr. L. s. UEL-A Dear Sir: your simple and ele-
CANT little HygrOscoPe constructed ~ y ue quite delieae
and believe they will ProNet be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D. l. L. D, Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology in tie University Of New York relative to this
P'--'' says May, 20. 1857. -
LOUIS S UGLNAS MsQ-Dsar Sir g 1 have had ro-
meter you hung up my laboratory - arrived,
and found it tn in the mlnner you rePres'n t"
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Prss.a ,r Of Medical
Chemistry and Toxoiosy in the Univss 4isvilIs says;
LOUIS g. UuMls Esq.-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
It make rens abls sensitive and IS more con9s
neut for this than ARTIFICIAL know Of
March ., go.
s. P. CRAWFORD NJ. D., OF Greeneyille, Tenn, says
LOrIs s. ULLHAH, Esq-Dodr Sir-T had %
you Natural Weather Indicators which watching
testing find tfem be esceedjJly seast
ti0e ard made susceptible % az hsFO1nesicdE changes team
tie bet HlVroHeCrs tdf fhtre oJserce They agyee
iOreeAgtds clamps ~ the 1csatsF 5Oa p 70 a h0t,Fs
ia 7ir07cs. 1hey simple, and believe rE-
BE Of utility than most Microscopes
and should be In the hands of every individual
pecally the farmer, cry respectfully, &c, yours,
:. 4. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From J. 0. GRIFFITTs Esq Of the Proprieors Of the
Union and American.
Nashville, FEB p, 1859.
Mr. LouIs S TLLNAS-Sr Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly handed been tested months
have esitency saying that unerrng gauge,
oretelling the changes Of the atmosphere
ahead commend it to the attention Of all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c-
J. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numbes Of Natural Weather Indicator
will be offered for sale, which be found the following
places at Nashve:-RAINS & BROWN, Public Square A..
STRETCH, Union and Ctse Streets DEMOFILLE i
CO Church and Cherry streets, By IL ROSCOE
CO., corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81 90. Tie discoveTer will Natural Wealth
er Indicator by mail postage paid, we'll pat and secured
to person enclosing S2O Full
directions for regulating using &C accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS ULLMAN, AgSnt
mh3d&w-u CoIuasia Temp.
CONNIE ERICA HOTEL,
formerly Vsrandah,)