Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-23
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7 oUIs ULLMAS the Dscover Of this curious and beautiful
nascus, Asa, e first to apply it 70 the purpose Of
Weather Ind having discovered its wonderful qualities by
Though vegetable production, the Natural Weather indicator,
is nesucbe and will continue to perform its functions for
any climate and at all though submerged in
all the strongest acids known to chemists including Nitric Nitro
Muriatic suphuc boiling and boiling oil, and
remains intact continues its performances
impaired. losing its sensveness capacity AID will
not decay ike other organic
The Natural Weather Indicator procured
price o. progoscates the weather with equal certain
V AMI durability as the b1roneter which costs SIS to So and
is easily impaired.
The NATURAL WEATHER SDIcAToR vas never known to the
world before Introduced the Subscribers and he for he FIRST
time oa rs to the public It's wondsu properties
asnsed the scholars and scientific o. Europe ard Amer
lea II IS so simple ana manageable that no dculy will be
testing valne The doyeTer the
sity Of saying any thing In rs merits on his own responsible " As
he permitted offer certificates from gentlemen who have
ed it. of such character to put all doubt at rest Read the
W K BOWLING. NJ D.. Professor Of Medicine tn tse mi
Medicine and surgery his number NOVEMBER says
ourse have been closely watching Of Mr. Uu
man instruments FOR than and conv cd that
every altogether superior any Continuance for by
gcmetraI observations known The one in sudy,is
tine nos than year ago. The
infants breath will Instantly put tie index in motion Mr. U
that he has watched for eighteen years. and it
sensitive those mounted on esterday."
They have been sue long boiling, and then hastily dried
on stove without suffering the slightest loss Of t peculiar
sensiti which They placed
rc and su.phue acid after which they would gradually
their original shape ami being placed ae hOx with the in
on, kept time, precisely with those that had
been subjected to such experiments There is apparent
why such instrument should not last thousand 1t IS
The most simple Of all eontvanees capable of cur
With an ordinary thermometer and Mr. UIman beautiful little
instrument the farmer you'd have but little difficulty anc
ter aud Mr. Cmsns hyometer would enable the iser far
letter anticipate the wehr than he could by familiarity
with the best The sudden fall Of the mercury in the
barometer VIII ioreel vino or ram but no one car tel WHICH,
until he aseertsins the hygromeIc state of the air lit Dry
the noticing the mercury high Thermometer,
turning his nygOmeer large Of aqueous
contrary however hot the weather, if thu air Dry he vii not
look for Mr.. Umans little instrument requires
Hang up nail hall, We
believe would hundred years with the greatest accuracy
and Mal Jurisprudence and editor OF the Nashville Monthly
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
BR. LOUIS ULLNAN, DeTr SrTIe little plant you had the
dntv AS Weather India.or nd So Il H. and So IN
the atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
Onec lygrUmetrc condition that ns indicate
e,ally in I'D vance of the usual Instrumsnus
have kept suspended in my ofice to my standard
SmtsOnan Barometer and Mason Hygrometer and hare
faithful indications instrcnCnts.
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable.
Iregard this plant therefore Of its sensi
uyeness and its dEI5v ahordng cheap and reliable
purposes you app it, an important and
valuable discovery and believe that it will commend Itself where
ever USE Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, 1859. sielby Medical College, Nashville
From GEORGE s. BLACKlE, A. NJ, N. D. Professor OfBot.
February, IS 1859.
"LoU1s s. ULLxAs Esq-DeuT Sri have had more than
years experience Of yeu Natural Nea her Indicator have
examined its action with interest Il has orally
correct for have and foetells the weather with
glad aid testimony that o
other friends wish you establishing cheap
and reliable instrument am your, respectfully. &C,
GEORGE 5. BLACEIE, NJ. D.
Lieut.. Col RICHARD OWEN. NJ. D., late Professor OF Geo
Ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville,
Ls UL1n.x SIR After cTaiv a5 S six
OF the seed vessels in their and making the agree
with each other al given poin hhsnge' the dia
daJ OF average moisture IN IN atmosphere, found them during
months iary sensitive ali Hygrometrca changes
and required confidence their indications because they agree
luther compared them for the ero, with ygrou
and part the time with Masons lily gromeer he
dry bu and found the plants give the indications those
Being thus ygrometers not liable to be broken or
daranged w cheap enough to be within the Og
farmers and OF the community generally think All eron vino
buy your instrument will be satisfied with tine purchase
Prom J. NJ fowler, NJ. D.. and john o. HILL Esq. Of
Columbia. Tonn are say sing, February ., 1859:
LOUIS s. ULINAN, Esq -Dsur Ser: We have made repeated
erments WITH and taken close observations Of the lttIe
Exotic which yon Kind enough present US some time
aman or Natural Weier inSaSo From those rspey
and observations satisfied extremely sensitive to
made supply the place of the coest Barometer far
indicating the changes of the weather concerned Securely
pendedn Suitable place where the
fresh air, protected from rain and influence rays
te sun and carefully regulated according TO your very explicit
adyanc Aside from lis BaromeIcai is worth
the amount you charge for Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &c, J. M. fowler, NJ. D.
JOHN o. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry the Uuver.
sity Of Louisiana, concerning this plant says: 100
L s. ULzIx EsqDepr Sir: on the 18Th Dec
1857 rhsy wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY N. D. L. L. D., Professor in the smithson
ian Institute Washington City in letter dated July H. Ise,
LOWS S UILxAx EsQ-Degr ir at appears to be pecu
ry sensive and gives greater range Of molten than either
he ami atedo ord narv cafgu
JAs. NJ STAFFORD NJ D. Professor Chemistry Cum
erland University Of Lebanon Tenn aud State GeOogi for
he Sateof Tennessee, ssys:
Mr.. L. S. ULLAx-A Dear Sir, find your simple
a1 little Horoscope constructed by YOURSELF quite delicate,
d believe they wills prOveto be useful and valuable.
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D., l. L. D. Professor Of Chemistry
md Ply sioegy, in The University Of New York. relative to this
ant says;
Louis UILxAx MsQ-Dear SIR have had the n.y. ro-
meter you sent hung laboratory since is arrived
nd found It to move in the manner you represent
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Professor Of Medical
heuy and TOxoogy in the University Of louisville SAYS:
Lou1s s. ULLxAS E.q.-Dear Sir, have your beautiful
TILE and have been regarding i with much interest
makes remarkable sensitive AyyoTe and more con'e
lent for this purpose than cA arrangement know Of
March ?, so.
5 P CRAWFORD N. D. of Greeneville, Tenn, says
LOUIS CLINAS, Esq-Dear Sri have had several Of
on Natural Weather Ind Gators which have been Watching and
est ng for some time find them them be erceetfH sesst
t ana adde sascetote 20 al hygToEeicaf cAdges nan
e 6ss Hy9TOhlTs that IGUe 0bSerJed. Ihey0t dgIs IN
'Joretelhgt4e ehan0es OF he ceafe from p to % hours
ddgd1ce They simple, and believe more reft-
e and OF more utility than sensitive MICROSCOPES n0u "
and should be in tie hands Of almost individual,
ecialy the farmer, Very respectfully, &c, yours,
s. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From J. GRIFFITH, ESQ., Of the Proprieto Of the
MON and American. h
Nashville, Feb O. 1859. G
Mr. Lous ULLMASir: Your Natural weather Indicator,
ndy handed has een by for Onths and
hesency in saying that uHerrng weather Talge
reeng the changes Of the atmosphere from "a to a
rad commend the attention and Of all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully, &C, d
J. o. GRIFFITH. o
Only limited OF Natural Weather Indicator
Ia he offered for sale which be fDnhd It the following
at Nashville RAINS q BROWN, Public Square A |
rhETCH, Union and College streets, DEhOfILLE
D., Church and Cherry Streets and by A. H. ROSCOE
co. corner Of Broad ard Market stretts
Price 81 o. Tke dcoverer will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator By mail postage paid well put and secured,
any person enclosing S2V0 curert Full aud plain
Indcatnr