Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-29

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Indicating UnV1ria bly, sF0En IS to IS hours
/ in advance.
otIs ULLAAS, IRE D0serer OF his Curious and heaatul
exotic, which native Of ibs Arabian Desert Da-
nascas, In Asia The first 70 apply Il 70 the purpose Of
minute examination IN the Iu4iIFe iand Of TIC pisBl
Though ygsbls prouclol. the NzfuTal Heslsr Indeanr,
All tbs sror-c., sTii. -, - 49,. ~,
Muriae Suiphurc &C. 70 boiling and boiling ell
ice water remains intact, AMI coniinues its performances
n9' decay like other organic artificial Substances Hse ct s
The Natural Weather Indator" procRsa far
low price Ct SS pTosnosate IN; weather IN equal certain
y snl darsb the BaTOuser hich SO - $50 and
The SArrEAL WE.riuz IzDATOE WIS never known to the
world before iaruc o. the subscriber, and be orthe 6rsi
tins Offers the public 0rse It's Ecrul prUpertcs
asoniseits scholars scientific Europe
lea IL Is 50 simple and manageable that no dcnlg will hs
found In testing It's vane. The =eoveryr e
siy OF saying ans thing IL It's merits On l1v rsh
e. il Of su ehataeter - Put all dosS a. rest Rec the
WK EOyLINe NJ D., Professor ef Nsziosre "a fse Uss-
geTeity Of A,lshcts and editor OF Tie Nashville OUFVi ~
A7lctae and Surgery n his number - November laSS
s'As ouself ne have been closely Of Mr. IN
mans Instruments for than year, aud conyncl that
lis in every altogether superior eoEvar for by
grcetra observations The study
tine it than ago. The moisture
infant breath will instantly put the index IN Notion Mr. Ull'
man has one tt he as watched for osneeR years and il
sensitive = those mounted yes,erJay."
They have oeen su5eei 70 long boiling and then hastily dried
stove, Port suffering the slightest loss Of at peculiar
ritric and su!phuric ac after ve they would raualy a.
their original shape and being placed IN with the
subjected to such experiments Their Is no apparent reason
Why such instrument should not lSSt thousand years
With an oinay thermometer and Mr. Uman besutifuI little
instrument the farmer Eoud hsys bat little dcul in sntic
pating storm. rain sunshine. The &eTmOme
ter AMI Mr. Umans hygrueter would enable he arer far
better to anticipate the weather, than he could familiarity
with the best barometer The sudden fall Of the ercury the
barometer will ioreel wind rain but tell which,
WIND win the atmosphere damp there will be Eaa. So
the farmer noticing the mercury Egh IN e hsruome nd
turning 10 his nysone ereTes large amount Of anqGeous
Indicated viii know that rain is al hand while upon the
contrary, however hot the weather, II thu dry he viii
look fer M Usns little instrument requires
attention Hang nail in yer1ndah nall and
believe Il you'd run one hundred years t the greatest accuracy
RICHARD o. CURRY, A. NJ, VI. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jd5pruleDee, editor Of the Nashville Mo0s
Recorder OF Medical and Physical Science, says
Ma LOCIs ULLNAE, DsTr SrTbs lite plant yoE had the
InSrqss years ago. still faithfully performs
duty Weather Indicator delicate IT, and
onetrie or Hygromt eoritioa s . indicate gen
c-aliy in advance Of the usual IHstTuneuts
Ishave Kept Suspended ny Office ny standard
to that it Is as faithful in its indications a lse iasrasnts
It truly Natural Weathsr Indicator ad perfectly reliable.
regard ts LygroseoPe plant therefore on account Of its sensi
uyeues and its dHrabitg as ai9rdinE cheap and reliable
means Cor the purposes which yog app important and
valuable discovery, AMI believe that N commend itself where
ever Use. ours ours very tF1y, hlCHAID y. ClkAi,
FeUruaTyIs, 1855 Shelby Medical College, NASHVILLE
From GEORGE 5. BLACKIR, A. n. n D., Professor ofBot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
Lor,s S. ULLHAs Esq-Dsar ST. have La llcrs than
years experience yeu Natural Wehcr Indicator
Win
coct Is for as Aavs sean and foretelis s weather ih
glad adi NY testimony your
other friends wish saccess in establishing sale foT cheap
GEORGE 5. BL1CEiH, Nj
Lieut.. Col. RICHARD OWEN ~ D. ste Professor Of .9I.
csy and Chemistry in the university Of Nashville, says
L. s. UIIxAx Esq Dsa Sir: After eaily adjusting sE
Of M seed vessels in their boxes, and akng the iaess agree
day Of average moisture in @ atmosphere, found sE, during
May moaI seasiiiEe 70 all Rysomeir changes,
and required confidence in their Indications they agree
stsr and par. u ;hs Inc NTH Ns1sps M re,r ~ ~ nd
dry bulb and fonnd the plants give the sa ions tSs
Being thus exat HygoEese not Liable to be brsEsn OF
disarTag=d We! cheap enough the reach
farmers sni Of Ihr community geusrsiy, ding ali Ps1s
buy your Instrument yin V ssiisfed with TIE plschs5e
From ]. ~ TOWLER, NJ. D, and JCHy o. HILL Esg, or
cG I5T. Tenn 5i are 0I NJ b lg r.D.
experiments gh sni taken ciO- Crations o. tie Et;is
Ezot which yon we're Kind enough e Preent to time
since, and which you appropriately dsnate Oriental
TA1An Natural Weather Indicator. From thoss eHpsi
n ana aions ae are satisfied IS extremely sensitive 10
all atmospheric Influences and with proper zsntisn,
BE- made % supply Tie place osstst BarOstsr
Indicating the changes of the weather Securely
suspended suitable Ilscs where
the sun ami carefully rsuia ccori TO your very eIileii
directions We confidently believe it viii uurringy Indicate t
advance. Aside from m BarOmetioai Rer Eor,h times
The amount yoH sh4rge Tor - Botanical egrssisy
JOHN c. HILL
J. l. RIDDELL Professor Of Chemistry In re Uaivsr
sity u LoTs=aa, Conserving this plant, ssys.
New Orleans, March q, I555.
L 8 ULIVcS, Esq-De1rS 1seeiTs tusm 18Th Dss
is5 'hsy %oaIsrfaly delicate, and believe rsas
JOHN HENRY ~ D. L. L. D. Professor In the smithson'
Institute Washington City. IN letter dated July a. ss
saJs:
LGr 5. CLLxty Esa.DsST Sir: 1" 4 appears to be Tec
liary sensitive, and gives greater motion than either
toe animated ordinary oAtgut
JAS NJ. STAFFORD NJ D. Professor at Chemistry IN tbs Cum
bertrand University o. Lebanon, Teun aud Stale 0eoost for
the State Of Tennessee IS:
Lebanon. lure i6, lsj7.
Mr. l. 5. Uttsy=-A5 Dear Sir: fad Jour simple ee-
giant little H1 r0scoFe constructed - yosself quite delicate,
and bciieye they prove useful and valuable.
JOHN v. DRAPER, n D. l. D., Professor of Chemistry
aud ihs soogy University Of New York. relative this