Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12
A SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF TIE STATE OF
TIE WEATHER,
Indicating invariably from ga to as hours
in advance,

OUIs ULLMAN the Dcovrer Of this curious and beautiful
exotic which native Of the Arabian Desert. pa
Asia, the first to apply it to the purpose OF
Weather Indicator, having discovered its wonderful qualities By
minute examination the native land OF the plant.
Though vegetable productions the Natural Weather indicator
and will continue perform its functions for
ali time in any climate though submerged
sronges, acids known chemists including Nc Nitro
Muriac Sulphurc Sc to boiling water and boiling OIL and
remains intact AMI continues its performances
impaired losing none of It's sensyeIes or capacity and vii"
not decay ike other organic or al substances used Tor s
HE Natural weather Indicator can be procured for the
Ece o. the weather with equal eertsin
y durability the which costs SIS $780, and
The NATURAL WEATHER INDICATOR known to the
world before introduced the subscriber and he for the first
time offers public lie. Its wonderful have
scholars and scientific Of Europe and Aver
found in testing its valne nece
sy of saying thing in its merits on his own responsible
he permitted certificates from gentlemen who
ell it, of such character to put all doubt at rest Read tho
" k BOWLING NJ D. Professor Of Medicine in tie Lni
Osty of BsCis and editor Of the Nashville journal Of
Aeaiciae Surgery his number for November. 5
" As Tor Oure We have been closely watching Of Mr. Tn
mans instruments for than and convinced that
is in altogether superior to any conrvance for by
grometrica The study
tine than The moisture from
has that he has watched for eighteen years. and it
| sensitive those mounted on yesterday"
They subjected long boiling then hastily dried
without suffering the slightest loss Of that peculiar
sent feness which characterize They been placed in
rc and suphuric acid which they gradually
same their original shape being placed
been such experiments. There apparent
such instrument should not last thousand is
the most simple OF all capable Of secur
With an ordinary Mr.
instrument the farmer would have but little difficulty in antie
pating rain sunshine The two, hermOme
better anticipate the weather, he could by any familiarity
The sudden the mercury
until asertain the hygromerc Of the air dry
wind will if the atmosphere damp, there will be rain So
End
vapor Indicated viii know that rain is at hand while upon the
contrary, however hot the weather. if the air dry he will not
look for Mr. Uman's little instrument requires
or attention Hang up nail in verandah hall, and
teeve twould hundred with the greatest
RICHARD O. CURRY A. NJ NJ D., Professor of Chemistry
and Mcl Jurisprudence and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
! Aecorr5er Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
Mr. LoUIs ULLNAN, Dsrr SiT-Tbe little plant you had the
lndress to send ne two years ago. still faithfully performs its
duty as healhe indicator ana so delcatels ~ and SO sen
sVe to the least atmosphere changes either respecting the Bar
oetrc Hygromc condition. that it begins indicate gen
| orally in alyance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept it suspended in office, to standard
(Smhsonian Barometer and Mason Hygremeer
It is truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore account of its sens
tveness and its durability aorng cheap and reliable
valuable disooTery ana believe that il l commend f where
ever useS. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, 1852 Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLAcKIE, A. NJ NJ D., Professor OfBOt
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
s. UI1xAN, Esq-Dear SRI have had mors than
years experience Of Natural Gather Indicator and have
examined is action with interest It ger orally been
for have forees'
extreme accuracy am glad TO add testimony to thatOyour
other friends wish in establishing sale for cheap
~ ~ 49, GEORGE S BLACEiE, H. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN. NJ D. late Professor of eeO
and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville
L. S. UINlx ESQ., Dear Sir After clrsfuiiy adjusting six
of the vessels their boxes and making the agree
with each other at given point hhanse the dali
day Of average moisture in tn- atmosphere found them during
~ months peculiarly sensitive to all ygrometric changes,
and required confidence in their indications because they agree.
uher compared the for the period, with hair HgOm
part Of the time with Masons HygoEeter
dry bub and found the plants give the indications those
Being HygrOmeers liable to be broken or
dsranged well cheap enough to be within the reach Of
farmers, and tic community generally think all persons
buy your will be satisfied with the purchase.
From J. NJ fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL ESQ. Of
Columbia. Tom. are saysing, February 25 1859:
LOUIS S. ULLNAN Esq Dur s: We have made repeated
experiments with observations Of the rare little
Exotic, which kind enough
sAce, and which appropriately designate the Oriental
Taisnan, Natural Weather Indicator From those expert
and observations, satisfied extremely sensitive
all atmospheric influences and with proper and attention,
be supply the place Of the cOstest
indicating the changes Of the weather Securely
suspededin somuitabe place where there free
fresh air. protected from rain influence rays
the and carefully regulated according your very explicit
approaching variations atmosphere "a hours in
advance. Aside from its Barometicai merits
the amount charge for it, Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &c, J. N. fowler, NJ D.,
JOHN o. HILL
J. l. RIDDEL NJ D. Professor Chemistry In the Unver
sity OF louisiana concerning this plant says: ,o,.
s. ULLNIx, EsqDear receive them on the 18th Dec
1857; they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable.
JOHN HENRY. M D. WL D, Professor in the smithson-
ian Institute Washington City, in letter dated July H. 1883,
LoUrs S. ULurAr EsqDear Sir 81 appears be pecu
ay sensitive, and greater range of molten than either
the animated Oat or ordinary catgut
JAS NJ. Stafford NJ D. Chemistry in the
erlan University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Geolog for
the SateOf Tennessee, says:
Mr. l. s ULLdSS-Ay Dear SIR fnd your simple and sle-
gait little Horoscope, constructed by YOURSELF quite delicate,
and believe they will prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, D., L. L. D., Professor Chemistry
and Ply sioloy, in the University Of New York; relative this
plant, says:
LOUIS UELxAN, MsQ-Dear Str have had the Hygro
meter you sent me hung up in my Labaory since arrived
and found 1t to move in the manner you represent
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. late Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Toxioogy in the University Of Louisville says:
Lou1s s. UL1MAx Esq-Deqr Sir: have your beautiful
little instrument regarding
1t remarkable sensitive lygronsey,
purpose any eial arrangement
March ?, SO.
LOUIS S ULLNAS, Esq-Dedr SRI had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators watching, and
testing eecedis0ly seHsi
tie 6sf Hygr0aeteTS that IAdre obercd. They all dree IN
oreteagtte changes Of tie 1ceaer from q to IS hours
IN adgd7ce. 7Aey mere simple believe rea
Ie and Of more utility than most sensitive HygOsooPes no IN
and should be in hands every individual
pecaily the farmer, Very respectfully, &C.. yours,
s. z. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From GRIFFITH, Esq, Of the ProPrietors of the
Union and American
Nashville Feb %, 1885,
Mr. LoUIs ULLxAx-r: Your Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly handed tested MONTHS and
have hestency in saying that unerng weather gauge,
oretelng the changes OF the atmosphere from a 70 S hours
ahead commend the attention patronage Of all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully, Re.
J, O.. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numbes OF the Natural Weather Indicator
will be offered for which he found the following
places at NashviIle:-RAINS BROWN, Public Square A
STRETCH, Union and College streets, DEMONILIE
Church and Cherry Streets and by A. H. ROSCOE
~ CO.. of Broad and Market streets. |
Price 81 90. The dscOverer will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by MALL postage paid we'll and secured
any person enclosing S2OO money Full and plain
directions for regulating, using, each Indicator
Address LOUIS 8. ULLMAN, Agent
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