Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-22

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SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF THE STATE OF
J THE WEATHER,
indicating UnvarIabIy from ef to 4s hours
I'm advance.
OUIs CLLMAN the Diseover Of this curious and beautiful
exotic, which of the Arabian Desert Ia.
in Asia, the rst to apply 1t to the purpose of
Weather Indicator having discovered lis wonderful qualities By
Though veslab production, the Natural Weather indicator
is ndestructbe, and VIII continue perform its functions for
ell the strongest acids known TO chemists, including Nitric, N
Auratc suphu.ie ee TO boiling water snd boiling co. and
Impaired tossing Of is sensveuess capacity, and win
DOT decay like other organic artificial sunse used for si
The Natural Weather Indicator can procured for the
low price q SlO rognOscs the weather with equal certain
y s4 Durability the BaToeter which costs SIS . $780, and
The NAruEGL WEATHER IDcAroR wss never known to TIE
world before introduced b. the subscriber, and he Cor the first
asonshed the scholars and scientific Of Europe and Amer
lea IL is 50 simple and manageable that no diouy will be
found in testing vne The discoyee Is not undsr the
sy Of saying anything in It's merits his responsible
be permitted to offer certificates from gentlemen who have test
ed IT, OF such character as to put all doubt at rest Read the
TX. BOWLING, n. D., Professor of A.dicps in TIE mi
reSg Of hus4Us and editor Of the Nashville journal Of
for oreIf We have been closely scbing one Of M IN
mans instruments for than year, snd convinced that
tbs altogether superior cenvaro for by
gcnetrea observations study
tine than year ago. The moisture
infants breath will instantly Puthe index in motion Nj UIl
man has one that he has watched for eighteen years and it
sensitive as those mounted on yesterday"
They have ben subjected long boiling and then hastily dried
on st"'e' NluoSt suffering te sshst loss OF Hat peculiar
sneaCss which characterize them They have been placed
rc and sulphurc acid se which they would gradually
sumo r original shape and being placed IN the hos with the in
dez lifted kept time precisely With those that had not
Why such should last thousand years It
the most simple Of all Imaginable convance capable Of
With ordinary thermometer Mr.. Uuman sbeautifc little
instrument the farmer would have bat little difficulty in sntc
I a
ter, Mr. Ullmans hygrometr would enable the
ate anticipate the weather. than he could rs any familiarity
tie The fall mercury
barometer viii foretell wind RAIN Su tell which,
until ae aseeftsns the hygore-c state Of the air II it he Dry
wind will come, if the atmosphere damp, there Will be rain Sc
the farmer noticing the mercury Egh in the Thermometers and
turning to hs nyRr0mste, pereYeS large Of
vspor indicated, will know that rain at hand while upon the
contrary however hot the weather the air dry. he will
ooE Tor ram Mr. olmans mite instrument requires no care
attention Hang nail in verandah hall, aud
RICHARD 0. CURRY, A n, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
Es,orGer OF Medical and Physical Science says:
Mr. LOUIS ULLAs, DeqT btr-The little plant you hd the
duty Weather Indicator, and telicaeis
the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
HygrOm,trc condition, that begins indicate
oEa!ly In advance Of the usual Instruments.
Smithsonian Barometer Mason Hygoneoer
ced that il as as faithful in its indications as these Instruments
It truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore on account OF its sens
yeuess and its sUrGGRUg ahorlng cheap snd reliable
valuable discovery, and believe that will commend itself where
February Ia, 1859 shelby Medical College Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, a. NJ, " D. Professor Of Bot
and Natural History in the University OF Nashville sas
"Lours s. UL1uAu Esq-Dear SRI have IaI more than
years experience Of you Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined It's action with extreme interest It has generally been
etrre accuracy glad TO sdd testimony ousto your
other friends wish in establishing sale for cheap
and reliable instrument. yours, respectfully, &c,
GEORGE 5 BLACEIE, D.
rrsr. C prCrEspD CvrpS NJ n Is4. proo.,s,- -; OIL,
and Chemistry in Tie University Of Nashville says
LIS UiLxAv Esq Dear Sir: After carsfay adjusting six
seed their boxes and making the ndcs agree
given poin Chhsngs' dali
ssy of vag moisture in ti- Atmosphere fsund them during
mauy months, peculiarly sensitive al ygTometrica changes
required confidence in their indications because they
luther compared them the eTod, with hair Hygruu
and Of the time with Masans HygrOrneer ts vet and
dry Gub and found the plants give the sLe Indications as those
being thus excellent Hygrometsrs, be broken or
darangd as well as cheap enough to DC within the reach Of
farmers, and OF tie community generally, think all persons who
buy your instrument will Oe satisfied with the purchase
From :. N. fowler, N. D., and JOHN O. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia, Tom. siy sing, February o, 1859:
Loris & ClLaAS, Esq eF SsT: We have made repeated
experiments ith, and taken Close observations Of the little
gce ald which you appropriately designate Oriental
Taman Natural Weather Indicator. From those expert
observations, satisfied is extremely sensitive to
al atmospheric influences and with proper and attention,
can he made to supply he place o. inc ces Barometer, as Tar
suspendeda suitable plsee where there
fresh all protected from ram the influence Of the rays Of
the sun and carefully regulated according your very
directions confidently believe, it will unerringy indicate
4aance. from Barouetc4 He times
the amount you charge for Botanical curiosity.
-kespeettUliy, &c'' ). NJ IOnLEk, NJ D.
JOHN 0. HILL
J. l. RIDDELL b. D. Professor Of Chemistry In the Univer
sty Of Louisiana, concerning this plant says: - ,.-a
LIS U1s.v, Esq-De1r Sir reoeiyc tsm on The Ism Dec,
1851 the wonderfully delicate, and JOeve reliable.
JOHN HENET NJ D., L. D. Professor in the suhson-
Institute, Washington City letter dated July Il, loe,
Iorls U1L.E, EsQ-Dsor Sir It appears to he rccu.
y sensitive and greater of molten than either
tne animated ca or Ordinary catgut
JAsM sAFTeRD NJ D. Professor of Chemistry in the Cum.
erand University Of LEBANON Tenn aud State Geolosist for
Lebanon, June TO- 1857.
and believe they viii Prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN " DRAPER, NJ. D, L L. D., Professor Ct Chemistry
and physiology in the University of New York. relative to this
/ plant says
Lows U11uAv NIss-De4r SIR have had he iIysro'
you hang up my Lsbraory arrived,
and found it to move in the manner you represent.
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. D, late Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and ToAoosy in the University Of Louisville says
LorIs 5. CLlNAS Esq.-Dear Sir have your beautiful
little Instrument and have been Tearng i with much interest
It ae5 remarkable sensitive 5ggroneseT and IS more conve
for this purpose than artificial Arrangement know Of
/ $. P. CRAWFORD. NJ D, of Greensyls Tenn, says:
tE1NNN, EsF.-LjeGT ST. had several Of
you Natural Weather indicators which have Watching and
cstg find them them he esCeefiHgly
tire maze susceptible 10 Gil hyyTOmcIL changes than
ne Lpr0ygsrs that {hdrs CCSeTced. Tleya agree
az foreslHg:hS ctdgS tho grshT from q 90 - AoVIS
"a GJrd7cs IASV simple believe Te}il
DO at,ty HH most sensitive MICROSCOPES
s and in the hands Of almost every individual
| pecaty the farmer, Very respectfully, &c. yours,
$. +. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From J. O. GRIFFITH, ESD one tine PrOprietors of the
Union and American.
Nashville, Feb %, 1859.
Nj IoUIE s. CLLNAN-Si Your Natural Indicator,
kindly handed tested uonhs
have es.tency saying It uusng weather gauge,
fr-esng the changes Of the atmosphere
ahead commend the attention Vatronageo ali clas=S
! as worthy special favor. Respectfully, kt
J. o. GRIFFITH.
Cnlys limited aumbea Of The Natural Weather indicators
offered for sale which be following
places at Nsslvile-RAINS & BROWN, Public Square A.
STRETCH Union aua College streets, DEMONILLE &
CO Church aud Cherry streets, and H. ROSCOE
| * CO. corner Of Broad and Market streets
Price 90. TIE dscOyP.tT will the Wealth.
Indicator by mail, postage paid well Put
any person enclosing S2UO money Full and psn
directions for regutus using, &c accompany Indicator
Address LOUIS ULLMAk, Aglnt
m'3dkv-t Coianhia Tenn.
| FOB HIRE.
HAVE for hire for tbs balance Of the yesE superior Cook
' Il W asher and lronsr. Apply 70
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