Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-17

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OUIs ULLMAN the Dcoverer Of this curious and beautiful
exotic which native Of the Arabian Desert Pa
Weather Indicator having discovered is wonderful gGalities by
minute examination in the native land Of the plant
Though vegetable production the Natural Gather indicator
is indesrucbe and will continue perform s functions for
all tine climate and at all though slbmurged in
Muriatie, S1lphuc to boiling and boiling oil, and
ice water remains intact and continues its performances IN
impaired, losing Of its senyenes capacity, and VIII
not decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator can procured
low price Of S00, prognosce the weather with equal certain
ana durability the Barometer, which SIS 800 and
| is easily impaired
The N1T1R1L INDICATOR was never known the
world before introduced BY the and he now for the hst
time offers it to the public for safe Its wonderful properties have
ING anu H.Sn " an
lea IL is so simple and manageable mat ne deuy Will be
found in testing its The dicOverer the
of saying anything its merits his responsibility
ne TO oher eertheates rem gentlemen VINO have est
ed it, Of snch character TO all doubt at rest Read the
wK BOWLING, NJ D., Professor Of Medicine IN tie Uni.
geTs Of &fsge, and editor Of the Nashville journal Of
Medicine and SuFg in his number for November, s,
'As for ouelf been closely watching Of Mr. III
man instruments for more than year. and are convinced that
it in every altogether superior any Continuance for n.y.
grcmetric observations known. The study,
tine now a. it was more han wear ago The moisture from al
infants instantly put index in notion Mr. U
has that he has watched for eighteen years. and il
sensitive now as those mounted on yesterday"
They have been subjected long boiling, then hastily
stove, without suffering the slightest loss Of @ peculiar
senstveness which earacz them They have been placed in
Eitic and sulphuric acid after which they would gradually
original shape the with
dex htled on, kept ne precisely WITH those mat nal not
been subjected to such experiments There apparent
why such Instrument should last thousand years IL is
the most simple OF all imaginable conEanes capable Of cur-
With an ordinary thermometer and Mr. little
instrument, the farmer would have bat little difficulty antc
patng Storm rain sunshine The two common hernome-
ter aud Mr. UImans hygrometer would enable the
letter anticipate the weather. than he could by familiarity
with the best barometer The sudden fall Of the mercury in the
barometer viii foree wind rain but tell which,
until he acer2in the by roelrc state Of the air II Be Dry
will come the atmosphere Damp there will be rain So
the noticing the thermometer.
turning his nygrome peTcVes large amount Of AQUEOUS
yspor indicated will know that rain is at hand while the
contrary, weather, dry, he will
look for rain. Mr. UmaHs little instrument requires care
or attention Hang up on nail in yeandah or hail. and We
believe would one hundred with the greatest
RICHARD o. CURRY A. NJ u. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence a editor Of the Nashville Monts
Recorder of Medical and Physical Science, says
MR. Louis ULLAAN, DeIF SFTfe little plant had the
Iindress to send still faithfully performs its
duty as neather Indicator ana 50 ueatels IL and 80 se
sye to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
Oetc Hygromtre condition. that it begins indicate gen
| orally in advance of TIE usual instruments.
have kept it suspended in Office, near to my standard
(Smitsonanl Barometer and Mason Hyromer and have
1t is truly Natural Weather Indicator end perfectly reliable
regard hi; ygroscopc plant therefore account Of its en
for The purposes which Apply it, important and
valuable discovery, and believe that will commend e where
ever use1. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
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
.LoUrs s. UtLmAS Rsq-Deay ST. have had more than
years experience you Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined rs action with extreme It has erIy been
for have and Orete the weather with
other friends wish YOU success in establishing sale for a
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, NJ D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D. late Professor Of Geol
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says;
L. s. ULLMAN ESQ., Dear Sir After carefully adjusting six
of the vessels their boxes and making the indcs agree
with each other at given poins, Chhange dali On
them,
many months peculiarly sensitive to all Hyometrca changes
required their indications they agree
compared them, PERIOD hair Hygrou-
se and part Of the time with Mason ygrometer he wet and
dry bulb and found the plants give the same indications those
Being thus excellent ygrOmcter not liable broken or
dsarrangsd we'll as cheap enough to be within the reach Of
farmers, and OF tie community generally think ali persons who
buy your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase.
From j. NJ. fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. hull, Esq, OF
Columbia, Tonn- are saysing, February % 1889:
experiments WITH taken close observations Of the little
Exotic, which you kind enough to present to time
and which you appropriately designate the Oriental
TaIisman, or Natural Weather IndicaOr those expert
and observaons satisfied extremely sensitive
all atmospheric Influences and with proper care and attention,
be made supply the place of tho eos Barometer far
suspendedin sOmeuabpace where there's aree erculaon
fresh air, protected from and the influence Of the rays Of
directions confidently believe it will unerrngy indicate the
approaching variations o. the from = to y hours II
the amount you charge for as Botanical curiosity
Respectfully &c, J. NJ: fowler, NJ D.
JOIN Q. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL, NJ. D. Professor of Chemistry the Unver-
sity Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says;
L. s. UIIxGS Esq-Ds,r Sir receive them on the 18th Dec
1857 they wonderfully delcale and believe reliable.
JOHN HENRY. NJ D.. L. l. D. Professor in the smithson.
an Institute Washington City in letter dated July H. 1858,
LOUIS s ULL,r.N EsQ.-Deay Sir 1t appears to be pecu
lary sensitive, and greater of motion than either
the animated Ga or ordinary eatgut"
JAS NJ STAFFORD, NJ. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum
berand University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Geolog
the Stateof Tennessee, says:
Lebanon, June l6, 1857
Mr. l. s. UlISyS-y Dear Sir: ind your smple and ele
and believe they will provetO be useful and valuable.
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D. L. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology, in the University Of New York. relative this
plant, says
LOUIS ULLMLS, MsQ-Dear Sir have had the IIyaro
meter sent me hung laboratory since it arrived
and found 1t 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. UuxAS Esq-Dear Sir: 1 have your beautiful
1t maker remarkable sensitive ToD,ter and IS
nien for this purpose than arcal arrangement know Of
March ., 90.
s. P. CRAWFORD NJ. D.. of Grecneville, Tenn, says:
LOWS 5 ULLMAN, Esq-Dear SRI have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators Watching and
iOe susceptible 10 all Aygroaetieal changes than
he best HgrO1eeTs that ihare 0bSer6d IheyG1 GI6e IA
n ddcdnce. They simple believe TeiiT-
ne and Of more utility than most sensitive Hygroscopes nom m
and should he in the hands every individual,
'eeially the farmer, Very respectfully &C. yours,
s. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From J. O. GRIFFITH, Esq, of the Projectors Of the
Jnon and American.
Nashville, Feb % 1860.
Mr.. LOUIs s. ULLMAN-ir Your Natural Weather Indicator
indy handed has been by for MONTHS and
ave no hestecy in saying that it uuering weather gauge
oreeng the changes OF the atmosphere from p 10 A. hours
head commend 10 the attention and patronage OF all classes
5 worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c,
j. 0. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numbss Of the Natural Weather Indicator
i'll be offered for sale, which be found at the following
laces at NastyiIle:-RAINS & BROWN, Public Square A
TRETCH Onion and College streets, DEMONILLE
o., Church and Cherry Streets and By A. H. kOSCOE
Co. corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81. 90. Ike discOverer will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by mail, postage paid. well put and secured,
person enclosing SO0 Garrett Full aud plain
ecioBs for regulating, using, &C accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS 5. ULLMAh, Agut
mh3d&W-1 Columbia Tenn '