Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-10

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a minute examination in the native land Of the plant.
Though vegetable productions the Natural Weather Indicator,
Is indestructbe and will continue perform its functions for
all time in climate and at all seasons though snmurgd in
all the strongest chemists including Nitric, Nitro
Muratc, Suphurc &c. to boiling water and boiling oil, and
ami continues its performances
impaired losing Its sensyenes capacity, and will
not decay like other organic or artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator" can procured the
owpc Of 81 co. prognocte the weather with equal certain
y and durability the Baromee which costs sa5 to $780, and
The NATURAL WEATHER INDICATOR was never known to the
world before introduced by the subscriber and he for the first
time offers the public Its wonderful properties
astonshsd scholars Europe
found in testing tcOyerer is under the peces-
y of saying thing in its merits his responsible y,
he permitted Offer certificates from gentlemen who
ed it, Of such character to put ali doubt at rest Read the
W. K BOWLING NJ D., Professor of Medicine in tie Uni.
verSty of AdsUe, and editor of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine and Surgery in his nnmher November, 1852
for Ourelf We have been closely watching of Mr. U
mans instruments for than and convinced that
grcmetrca observations Known Ihe one IN opr ssdy as
tine il more than age The moisture from
infants breath will instantly put the index in motion Mr. Ul-
has that be has watched for eighteen years and
sensitive now as those mounted on yesterday"
They have been subjected to long boiling and then hastily dried
without suffering the slightest loss of that peculiar
sensveness which characterize them They have been placed in
Eiic and auphuric acid ae which they would gradually
their original shape and being placed in the box with the In
dex fitted kept time precisely with those that had not
bnsp subjected to such experiments There apparent
Why such instrument thousand years. 1t is
the most simple Of all agnab eonrVances capable of scur
With ordinary thermometer snd Mr. Umans beautiful little
instrument, little difficulty
pang Storm rain sunshine. The two, ermome-
ter, and Mr. Ulmans hygrome would enable the farmer far
better anticipate the weather, than he could any familiarity
with the best barometer The sniden fall CT tbs sreuTy in the
barometer will foree wind RAIN tell which,
until he asceroins the ny rOmerc state Of the air II he dry
wind will il the atmosphere damp there will he rain Sc
the farmer noticing the high in the thermometer, End
turning to his nygrome pecYes large amount Of aqueous
Fapor indicated viii kne that rain at hand while the
contrary however hot hs weather, if the air dry he will
look Tor rain Mr. mans e Instrument requires no care
attention Hang up nail in yerandah or hall. and we
eve would hundred With the greatest
RICHARD o. CURRY, A ~, NJ. D.. Professor of Chemistry
and Mecal Jalsprudenee, AID editor OF the Nashville Monthly
MR. LOUIS ULLxAE, Dear SirThe little plant you
duty Weather Indicator and so delicaeis it, and SO
ve to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
onetrc HygrOnrc condition. that begns indicate
C.ally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept it suspended in ny Office, my standard
Smitsonan Barometer and Mason ygromer and have no
ced that it faithful in its Indications these
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reliable
veness and is duraJtv as adoring cheap and reliable
for the which Apply it, important and
valuable discovery and believe that viii command itself where
February IS, 1853. Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. NJ, NJ. D. Professor ofBot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says
"LouIs S. ULLAx Esq-Dear Sri have had more than
years experience Of yeu Natural Weather Indicator and have
for have and oretes' the weather with
extreme glad add testimony to that of your
GEORGE s. BLACEIE, NJ. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D.. late Professor Of eol.
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says:
IS. ULLMAS, Esq-Ded SIR: After carefully adjusting
Of the seed vessels their boxes and making the ndes
day Of moisture in the atmosphere found them, during
mshy months peculiarly sensitive to all ygometal changes,
ar and @ Of the time with Issons yrrometr The VET
bul he
Being thus excellent Hygomse not liable to be broken or
daanged well cheap enough s be within the reach Of
farmers and of TIE community generally think all persons who
buy your instrument will ue satisfied with the purchase
From J. N. fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN 0. HILL, ESQ., of
Columbia Tom. are saysing February % 1853:
experiments With, and taken close observations Of the little
Exotic when yon we're knd enough 70 present to US some time
Talisman, Natural Weather Indicator From those p
atmospheric proper and attention.
supply the place Of the costest
indicating the changes OF the weather Securely
supendedin somuabe place where circulation
fresh air, protected from and the influence Of the rays
the and carefully regulated according to explicit
directions confidently believe, will unerringy indicate
approaching variations Of the atmosphere from "a to 48 hours III
advance Aside from its merits It's worth four times
Respectfully, &C., J. N. fowler, MD.
JOHN Q. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Unver.
Sy Of louisiana concerning this plant says .,
L. s. UMAN, Esq-Dsar receive them Oh the 18th Dec
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable.
JOHN HENRY NJ D., L. L. D., Professor in the smithsOn.
Institute, Washington City, in letter dated July H. 1885,
LoUrs s. ULLMAs EsQ,-Dear SIR at appears pecu
lary sensitive and greater Of molten than either
the animated Ga or ordinary catgut"
JAS. NJ Stafford NJ D. Chemistry in the Cum
berland University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud Geolog
the State of Tennessee, says:
Mr.. L. S. ULLx-Ay Dear Sir: find your simple and ee
CANT little Horoscope constructed YOURSELF quite delicate,
and believe they will prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER NJ D, L. L. D., Professor of Chemistry
Physiology, the University of New York. relative this
May, 90. 1857.
meter sent hung up in Labatory since it arrived
and found it to in the manner you represent"
J. LAWRENCE SMITH NJ. D., late Professor of Medical
Chemistry and ToxolOgy in the University Louisville SAYS
LOUIS s. UJLMAS Esq.-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
little instrument and have been regarding with much interest
1t akeJ remarkable sensitive ggronete and
nent for this purpose than artificial arrangement know Of
S. P. CRAWFORD, NJ D., of Grecneville, Tenn, says
LOUIS S. ULLNAN Esq.-Dedr Sri have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators which have been Watching and
testing for time find them them be eeceed0ly SeRs
tire and made susceptible to GU Aygroetical changes than
NE pest gr0eers that hare ObSerred They az agree an
an orengte changes Of the 1oedter from p to 4e hours
5 aasace IAsy are more simple and believe more Telia
and should be every individual
peclally the farmer, Very respectfully, &c, yours,
S. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From J. O. GRIFFITH, ESQ., of the Proprieors of the
Union and American.
Nashville, Feb q, 1859.
kindly handed months and l.
have hestency in saying that it is uneng weather gauge,
oreteng the changes the atmosphere
ahead commend to the attention patronage all classes
as worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c,
J. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numbes of the Natural Weather Indicator
will be offered for sale which the following
places at Nashville RAINS 4 BROWN Public Square A.
STRETCH, Union and College Streets DEMOVILLE 4
Co, Church and Cherry streets, H. ROSCOE
d CO., corner of Broad and Market streets.
Price co. The dscOYerer Natural Wealth
Indicator by MALL postage paid well put up secured
enclosing $500 money. Full plain
directions for regulating, using &C accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS S ULLMAN, Agnt
mh2d&W-h colu Usia Tenn.
SPECIAL NOTICE is CALLED
HIC h -
House Keeping Establishment,
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over (fOrmerlY) Hicks China Hall, now
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Nashville.
VNTHERE Catalogues thousand Of the articles kent
Nv hisesabshmen may be had, descriptive kind
constantly kept for GALE cash prices the
kind Of goods have been usually sold in this
his purpose always has in whatever business has
to