Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-18

oUIs ULLMAN Dscovsrer Of this curious and beautiful
4 exotic, which is a native Arabian Desert a
nsseas, 10 Asia, the first TO apply it to the purpose OF
having discovered its wonderful qualities by
minute examination nthe native land Of the plant
Though vegetable production the Natural Weather Indicator,
and will continue to perform its functions for
all time in climate and al All sns though s1anaRs IN
strongest acids known to chemists nelung Nitric Miro
Muriatc sulhurc &C. to boiling water ana boring ol ana
ice water il remains intact AMI continues us I'M
Unmarried losing none selveuess capacity, and will
decay like other organic r artificial substances used Tor smi
Tie Natural Weather Indicator he procured for the
low price Il o. pegnoscaes The weather with equal certain
~ DURABILITY, the BArometer Inch costs 50 to $50 and
TSe ,TrsA Wr,TnER IsncAroR was never known to the
wor rrnuo e subscriber md he nov for She hFsi
time or to the public fors e It's wonderful nave
lea simple and manageable t no dtcaiy will rs
found in testing The dcoyerer the
sty Of saving anything rs mel It's his respOnshi
he Is permitted TO offer certificates from gentlemen Who have test
ed it. Of such put all doubt at rest. Read the
W. K. BOWLING D., Professor Of Medicine IN the mi
rersif OF Nashville and editor Of the Nashville Jotzck Of
Medicine and surgery his number for November lnje-
for ouf we have been closely watching OF MIR Uli
mans instruments for more than year. and are con cd tat
eyers altogether superior TO any eontruce for by
grcmetrcal observations known The one in cur sd is a. sen
tine it wa mere than year ago Inc moisture rom 40
infants breath will Instantly put the index in motion Mr. VI
man h. one that watched fer eighteen years. and it
| sensitive now as those mounted On yesterday"
They been subjected to long boiling, and then hastily dried
on suffering the slightest loss Of hat peculiar
senveBess which elsFaeeii ze ' 1hey nave heen IN
rtric suphurc acid alter which they would gradually
ex titled on kept lime" precisely with those that had not
such experiments There apparent reason
why such an should not last thousand is
the most simple Of all IMAGINABLE coat capable oil seur
With an ordinary thermometer aud Mr. Uman beautiful little
instrument, would have hut Little difficulty in antic-
rating storm ran or sunshine The two common thernome-
ter and Ullmans bygromeer would enable the farmer
better anticipate the weather, than he could BY any
The sudden m Of the in the
barometer ;oree wind rain but te which,
the hgrOmel!c state Of the air III il Be d
wind will atmosphere damp thee viii be rata So
the farmer noticing mercury high in tae thermometer, nd
turning nygumer ercyes large amount OF acqurous
ypor indaieu will know that rain IS at hama while upon the
contrary the weather, if the air dry he will not
for Mr.. Umans little instrument requires no care
attention Hang up on nail IN yandah OF nall and We
believe would hundred years with tine greatest accuracy
RICHARD o. CURRY, A. H., NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jupruence, and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
! RecordeI Of Medical sud Physical Science; says:
Mr. ULLMAN, DeTF Sir:The little plant you had the
Indrs still faithfully performs is
Weather Indicator, ard deicae IT, and SO sen
sitiye to the least Atmospheric ehangs euer e bar
oneiric ygrOmCtric condition that bins indicate
e:aliy in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept suspended in my Office, to my standard
(SmithsonIi and Mason iyeromer and have
that faithful in its indic IS these instruments
1t truly Natural Weather indicator and feree.y Teae
regard Horoscope plant there account OF its ensi
means for The purposes Which you app it, important and
valuable discovery, believe that viii commend ite where
| eyerusei. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, 1859. Shelby MEDICAL College, Nashville.
Prom GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A NJ. NJ D., Professor Of Bot
any Natural History in the University Of Nashville
LOU.3 DLLAAN, fki-fcttI nave liNt tlil
years experience sou Natural Vi her Indicator and have
examined lis action Interest 1t has get orally been
extreme accuracy glad add testimony that Of YOU
other friends you in establishing Tale for cheap
GEORGE S. BLACElE, NJ. D.
Lieut. Gel RICHARD OWEN NJ. D., late Professor Of Geo
Oy and Chemistry in the University Of Nash'iie says
1-r1u,v Es, Dear Sir: after csreGiiy adjusting sis
OF the in their boxes, and making the induces
with each given poin., { hhanee the dial
man DgilDre i, tb ions Is.rsnsr tbev -
luther compared them feeio with hair Iygrom-
gr and part Of le with Masons grometer
dry bh ana found the plants give indications
BD thus excellent Iygromeer1 not liable to be broken
larrae ed a. cheap enough to be within the
ers ami the community generally think all persons who
buy your will Be satisfied with the chase.
From T. NJ fowler, NJ. D., and join o. HILL, Esq, Of
| Counaia- Tom. SAY sing, February ., 1859;
exers t and taken observations Of rare little
Exotic which you kind enough to present
Fasman er Natural Weather lndicaoJ hose gr-
ments and observations, satisfied extremely sensitive to
all atmospheric Influences and with proper care and aten
can supply the place Of The coss Barometer lar
as indicating the Gh4lses Of tle w IS Securely
suspendedn table place where tue Tree circulation Of
fresh protected from rain and the influence of the
the sun and CAREFULLY regulated according YOU very
directions confidently believe 1t w unerrlEsy indicae tie
approaching variations Of the atmosphere from "A 10 4 hours III
sdysuC Aside IRON Baromecal merits it worth
'ns Ai1 Res,estfaIiy, &C., }. NJ. T0wLER NJ D.,
"O-A-N " HAA4l'
L. RIDDELI NJ D. Professor Chemistry 10 the Univer-
sity of louisiana concerning his plant say ,. o. 1873
LIS UMAN EsqDedr Sir: receive them the 18th Dec
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reisbe
JOHN HENRY NJ D. L. L D., Professor in the smi.hson-
ian Institute Washington City in letter dated July H. lo
Lous s. UlLnAS EsQ-Dear Sir at appeers to be pccu
lary and gives greater range OF molten than either
| the animated Ga tor ordinary eatsut
| = - :, - NJ. - H. o.,
erad University of Lebanon, Tenn aud State GeoOgi cr
the State of Tennessee, says: 49,
Mr.. L. s. ULLMsNHy Dear SIR: l your simple and ele
little HygrOscope, constructed BY youe quite deliea'e
and believe they will proveto be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D., L. L. D, Professor sf Chemistry
aud Physiology in the University Of New York. relative to this
| plant, says: no o--
LOUIS s. ULIMAN Mso-Dear Sir: have had the n.y.
meter hung up Labratory since u ar'ed'
and found It to move in the manner EOu represent"
j. LAWRENCE SMITH NJ. D. late Professor .; Medical
Chemistry and roxiOlogy in the University Of LOUISVILLE says
LOUIS s. ULLnAN Esq-Dear Sir: your beautiful
little instrument and have Leen regarding win much interest
nien for this purpose than cal ara angen Emo" o.
March ., GO.
s. P. CRAWFORD NJ. D., Of ereenevile, Tenn, says:
S. ULLHAE, EAq.DeaT SRI have had several OF
you Indicators been watchins and
testing for time find them them be seeeeyy se4st
Hgronpe:ers that Iase o65ero. JAeyaH dgree IN
RJOrfeHste cb0ngs o. the aceaeT from "a 70 % hours
az dd0dqce They simple and believe more reia
DE and Of ttity fa most sensitive Hygoscoes 0t 90
and shOld be in the hapds " almost every individual e
g. =. CRAWFORD, II. D.
From J. O. GEIFFITH Esq, OF the Pro2etOrs OF the
Union aod American.
Nashville, Feb =, 1879.
Mr. IouIs S UILMAE-ir. Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly banded tested by for some 0nt and
have no hetency in saying unerring weather gauge
fOreeng the changes the atmosphere IRON "A to p hours
ahead ard pairoRsgeo all classes
as worthy special favor. Respectfully. &c,
J. o. GRIFFITH
Only limited numbes OF the Natural Weather Indicator
will offered for sale. which he found ut thu following
places NashviIIe:-RAINS BROWN, Public Square A
STRETCH Union and College streets, DEAOfILLE
Church and Cherry Streets and by A. H. ROSCOE
a Co. corner OF Broad and Market Streets
Price OO The dseoverer will send the Natural Wealth
er Indicator by MALL postage paid we'll put up and secue
to any ersor enclosing $OO current Full and plain
for regulating using &C each Indicator
Address LOUIS 8. ULLMAN, Agnt
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