Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-14
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OUIs ULLMAN the DscoTerr Of curious and beautiful
exotic which a the Arabian Desert pa
Wi5 II @ having siscoTers is wonderful oaiies By
minute examination in the native land Of the plant
ndestucte and viii continue to perform its functions for
al time in climate an at all seasons though sGtmurgsd n
lee water remains intact AMI continues It's performances
aird losing none of its constituencies capacity
decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator can be procured for
low Of Sl Prognostcates the weather With equal certain
y and durability the Barometer, which costs So to $50 and
The NATURAL WEATHER IEDcAToR was never known
world introduced the subscriber and he for the first
time offers public It's wonderful propertesave
lea simple and manageable that dsculy will be
found in testing vane The diseoveIer not undsr the
y SAYING thing its merits his responsible
he permitted certificates from gentlemen who have
ed it, Of such character to put all doubt at r Read the
" X BOWLING NJ D. Professor of lslietas IN TIE Uni
eers or BasgH and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine and Surgery, his number for November, ls
oursef, closely watching Of Mr. I'm
mans instruments for more than year. and are convinced that
altogether superior to any contivanee for by
grometrcal observations known The study
it than The moisture irom
breath will Instantly put the index in motion. Mr.. U
sensitive now as those mounted on yesterday"
They subjected long boiling, and then hastily dried
sensvenes which characterize them They have een placed in
Lic and sulphuc acid, after which they would gradually
de fitted on Kent tine precisely with those that had not
been subjected experiments There apparent
why such a thousand years.
the simple Of all IMAGINABLE conYances capable of sur-
ordinary and Mr. Ullmsns beautiful little
instrument, the farmer would have but little difficulty in an
pating rain sunshine The two common themome
Mr. Umans hygometer, would enable s farmer far
The sudden fall Of the mercury the
barometer will oretel wind rain, but tell which,
hygromerc Of the air II it be dry
the farmer noticing the mercury h Ia the hermoneter and
Vapor indicated, will that rain is hand while the
LOOK for rain Mr. Uilans little instrument requires no care
Hang up nail in verandah hail. and
believe would hundred years with the greatest accuracy
RICHARD o. CURRY, A. NJ NJ. D.. Professor of Chemistry
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
MR LOUIS ULLarAN, Dear Si-The little plant you had the
IndresS to send me two years ago. still atay performs Us
duty Weather Indicator and deieaei 1t, and
the least atmospheric changes, either respecting the Bar.
onetrc or Hygromtre conditions that teglns 70 hde gen
orally in advance Of the usual instruments.
(Smithsonian Hygrome and have
ticed that is faithful in its indications these Instruments
1t truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this HygrOscope plant therefore account OF its ses
tyeness and It's aHraoAHy as aoFlng cheap ana
valuable discovery and believe that it will commend itself where
February Is 1853. shelby Medical College Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A NJ NJ. D., Professor Of Bot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says
"LOUrs s. UrLHAz, Esq-Dsar Sri have had than
years experience Of you Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined its action with interest II has generally been
correct as for as have see1 and foretels the weather with
extreme glad tS add testimony to your
other friends IWsh establishing sale for cheap
and reliable instrument am yours, respectfully. &c,
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, NJ D.
Lieut.. Col RICHARD OWEN " D. late Professor Of Geol-
and Chemistry in the University of Nashville says;
LIS ULLzAS ESQ., Dear Sir: After carefdy adjusting 1
OF the seed vessels in their boxes, and making the ndos
NAY III IN csI cbsn
,e and mart Of the time with Mssons IIygroeer e Wet and
dry u and found the plants give the indications those
two Instruments.
Being thus excellent Hygrometers liable to be broken
daanged well cheap enoSgh to be within the reach Of
farmers and Of the community generally think all persons who
buy your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase
From j. NJ. FOWLER NJ. D., and JOHN o. Hull, Esq, Of
Columtia, Tom, are saysing, February ., 1852
LoU S. ULLNAs, Esq dur Scr: We have made repeated
experiments With and taken close observations Of the rare little
Exotic which yon we're Bind enough 70 present to US some time
slee And which you appropriately OBSTINATE as the Oriental
ments and OBSERVATIONS We are atshed extremely sensitive 70
all atmospheric influences and with proper and attention,
Indicating changes Securely
susPenddin place where the is afree
flesh air, protected from rain and the influence Of the Of
deons e5ty beiisv II viii SneTrioSv ioSieste he
approaching variations Of the atmosphere, o "a to IS hours in
advance Aside from its Barometcl merits worth four times
| the amount you charge for a Botanical curiosity.
JOIN o. HILL.
J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry in the Unver
| slty of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
Ulu. Esu-De NfT reo oF1sI n n or n. isb 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. lsSs
LoU1s UIIltlv, EsQ.-Dear SIR 1t appears pecu
ary sensitive and gives greater range Of molten than either
the animated Ga or ordinary caigut
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ Professor of Chemistry in the Cum
berland University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State GeOOg for
the State of Tennessee, sAys:
Mr. L. g. Uus-A Dear Sir: find your simple and ele-
little Hygrosope constructed BY yaself quite delicate,
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D., L. L. D, Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology in the University Of New York. relative to this
P'A-' ' Nav % Is57
LOUIS UL1MAx, MsQ-Dear Sir have had the HygrO-
meter sent hung Labatory since it arrived,
and found it to move in the manner you represent"
| j. LAWRENCE SMITH. NJ. D late Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and TOxOloey in the University Of Louisville SAYS
Lou1s s ULtmAx Eaq.--Dear Sir: have your beautiful
1t make remarkable sensitive 5Toaeisr and IS more cOnvs
nien for this purpose than arheial know Of
March ., 90.
S. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D. of Greeneville, Tenn, says;
LOUIS ULLMAS, Esq.Dear SRI have had several Of
you Natural Weather indicators which have been watching and
testing for some time ind then teen be ssc5engy sesl
tie best Hgyoeters that IAape o6ssrted They az dgyse an
adDa7ce. They simple, believe reiia
BE and Of more most sensitive Hygros99Pe, sG'' in
use and shouiu De in the hands Of almost every individual es
pecially the farmer, Very respectfully, &C., yours,
s. p. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
J. o. GRIPFITH, ESQ., the PropietOrs Of the
Union and American.
Nashville. Feb o. 1853.
Mr. LOUIS ULLNAN-Sr Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly tested by nonth and
hesteney saying that is unerng weather
foreeng the changes Of the atmosphere from "a to - hours
ahead the attention and Of all classes
az worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c,5
j. O. GRIFFITH
ONLY limited puDbes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
offered for sale, which be found at the following
places at NashviIe:-RAINS & BROWN, Public Square A.
STRETCH Union and College streets, DEAOiILLE &
co. Church and Cherry Streets and BY A. H. kOSCOE
a Co. corner of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81 90. The will send the Natural Wealth
er Indicator by nail postage paid, we'll put and secured,
any person enclosing $3.50 Garrett Full and plain
directions fer gusng using &C each Indicator
Address LOUIS s. ULLMAN, Agsnt