Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-04

oUTs ULLMAN the DloOvers Of this curious and beautiful
exotic which IS native o. the Arabian Desert near "a
Weather Ind Gator having discovered its wonderful qualities BY
minute examination in the native land OF the plant.
Though vegetable production, the Natural Weather indicator
is indesuctDe and will continue perform its functions for
all time in climate and at all though ubmurged in
all strongest chemists including Nc Nitro
Muriatc, sulphuc boiling and boiling oil, and
impaired, losing Of its sensitveusss capacity, and will
decay like other organic artificial substances used for STINT
The Natural indicator can be procured for
low price Of 81 o. The with equal certain
and durability the BAromee which costs Ss to $685. and
is easily inn aired.
The NATGRAL WEATHER IHBcAToR was never known
world before introduced tire subscriber and he for the first
time public Orse Its wonderful properties have
asonishe the scholars anu scientific Of Europe and Amer
lea. 1t Is simple and that dicuty will be
found in testing its yne. ThcOverer is not the
sy Of saying anything in is merits on his own responsible y as
he permitted certificates gentlemen who
ed it, Of such character to put all doubt ut rest Read the
VIZ. BOWLING. NJ D., Professor Of Medicine ms he mi
yersy Of AGsvs and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
1ed.e ana surgery Ii ms number Tor NOVEMBER DOC SAVE
As for oure been closely watching of Mr. III
1t is in every altogether superior any Continuance for by
grometrca observations The study,
infants breath will Instantly pushe index in motion. Mr. I'LL
| sensitive those mounted esterday."
They have been subjected to long billing and then hastily dried
without suffering the slightest loss Of that peculiar
senstveness which characterize them They have been placed in
ric and suiphuc acid after which they would gradually
their original shape being placed the box the in
fitted kept time precisely with those that had
been subjected to such experiments There apparent
Why such an Instrument should net last thousand years Is
the most simple Of all capable Of cur
With an ordinary thermometer and Mr. Uman beautiful little
instrument farmer would have little difficulty suticl
pating storm, rain sunshine The TO thermOma
ter aud Umans hygFometer would enable the farmer far
better anticipate the weather. than he could by familiarity
barometer will foetell wind RAIN but tell which,
until he acertsins the hygomelre Of the air II dry
the farmer noticing the mercury high in the Thermometer end
turning to his nyomeer PeeVes large amount Of aqueous
inli hand while
oot for am Mr. Iasn, ntts instrument raurss no care
Of attention. Han up nail verandah hail. aud
believe would hundred with tins creates, accuracy
RICHARD o. CURRY, A. ", NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Ja,Prqdenes and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
hR. LouB ULLNAN DegyiStr:The little plant had the
duty Weather Indicator" and deicaei IT,
sYe atmospheric changes respecting
Onetric Hygromsc condition, that it bgns indicate gen
| essl n advance Of the usual instruments.
(SEithsOnan) Barometer Hygrousrr
hcd that II IS as faithful In It's Indications as thSe Instruments
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore its sens
for The purposes which you app important lad
valuable discovery and believe that will itself where
| ever useS Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February ls, 1859. Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. NJ NJ D., Professor OF Bot
Az and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
slows S. ULLu.S Esq-Dedr Sri havs-had NOR. than
years experiences Natural her Indicator and have
SEEN foretells the weather
accuracy add testimony that
GEORGE 5. BLACkiE, N. D.
Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN N. D. Professor
and Chemistry in the University of Nashville, says
L. 8. ULLHAN Esq-De1r SER: carefully adjusting
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the indcs
" S sspsy1 ~ All avgrometricsI ebSnge1
eer and Part Of The time with Mason ygrouster he wet and
bub and found the plants give the indsSOns those
two instruments.
Being thus excellent Byrometsrs liable to be broken
danged we'll cheap enough to be within the reach Of
farmers, and le community generally think ali persons who
buy instrument will be satisfied with the purchase
From j. NJ fowler, NJ D., and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia Tom. sAysng, February ., 1859:
experiments WITH observations Of
STAGE, and which you appropriately designate the
Tssman, Natural Weather Indicator" From those expert
ments and observations we are satisfied extremely sensitive to
all atmospheric influences and with proper and attention,
can be made to supply the place Of the eoes BaToPes as far
as Indicating the changes Of the weather Concerned securely
suspended in suitable place where free circulation Of
fresh air. protected from rn and the influence Of the Of
sun carefully regulated according your very
directions confidently believe will uDerrngy indicate the
advance Aside Baromeca merits
the amount charge for it, as Botanical eurc sy
Respectfully, &c, ! N; dOHLEk' NJ D.,
JOIN o. HILL
= l.. NJ
New Orleans March 81, 1853.
L. g. ULLx,N Esl-Dear Sir: receive on the 18th Dec
1857; they wonderfully delicate aud believe reliable
JOHN HENRY NJ D., L. L D, Professor in the smhsOa-
ian Institute, Washington City, in letter dated July H. 1883,
says:
Louis s. BLNAs, EsQ.-Deay Sir 1T appears be pecu
ay sensitive, and gives greater range Of melton than either
the animated Oat or ordinary cstgut
JAS NJ sAFFORB NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum.
erland University Of Lebanon Tenn aud State GeOlOg for
Lebanon June l6 1857.
Mr. L. S. ULIiyx-Ay Dear Sir find your simple
CANT little Horoscope constructed by YOURSELF quite delicate
ana believe they will be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, MD.,LL.D, Professor Of Chemistry
aud Physiology the University of New York, relative to this
plant, says:
LOUIS S ULLAN, MsQ.-Denr Sir: have had the Hysro
meter hung up my Labtoy since arrived,
and found it to move in the manner you represent
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Professor Of Medical
December, 25, 1857.
LouTs S. ULLNAN Esq.-Deay Sir: have your beautiful
little instrument and have been regarding with much interest
1t makes reasonable sensitive hyroer and is more conv
nent for this purpose than artificial arrangement know or
S. P. CRAWFORD, NJ D., of Greeneve Tenn, writes to
the Discoverer various letters, from which extract:
81 fndt to be remarkably sensitive 10 all hygrometrio chan
ard think will prove be excellent Microscope
Twice has foreod twenty four hours before hand,
and that too when rain the st expected and no thought
In a subsequent letter to the same gentleman writesI
Inc watch NATURAL weather
convinced Of the and utility 1t as true to
the weather is the needle to the pole"
From J. o. GRIFFITH Esq., Of the Proprieto Of tbs
Nashville, Feb %, 1852
Mr. Louis S ULLMAE-Sir Natural Weather Indicator,
kindly handed tested by for months sndI
hesitency that is unrg weather gauge,
areteing changes the atmosphere from a to 43 hours
ahead commend the patronage Of all
III worthy suecial favor. Respectfully, SC,
]. o. GRIFBITH.
onIvs limited nuubes Natural Weather Indicator
will he offered for sale be found at the following
Discss at Sasaylle:-RAINs & BROWN, Public Square
STRETCH, corner Union and College Streets DEM0V1LLE
corner Church and Cherry Streets and by A L. ROSCOE
& co, corner Of Broad and Market Streets
Price Al 90. The will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator msil, paid we'll put and secured
TO aDy person enclosing S2O current money Full and plain
directions for regulating, using &C. accompany each Indicator
ADDE'S LOUIS g. ULLMAH, Agnt
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