Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19


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sgRE AND RELIABLE INDIG leafs OF THE STATS OF
Indicating invariably from "a to as hours
ia advance.
oUIs GILMAN the DcOverer Of this curious and besutifu
excite which is native of the Arabian Desert, Ia
Weather Indicator having discovered vonaeal Qualities by
a minute examination In The native land Of hspant
nestructbe, viii continued perform lis functions r
all time in any climate and a. All seasons GOSgn %
Muriac sulphurc, &e to boiling water and boiling OIL and
ice remains intact and continues lis performances an
impaired losing none OF its senseeesS or capacity ana E
not decay like other organic or artificial SUBSTANCE used Tor sm
The Natural Weather indicator" can be procured
low price Of S0 rognoscaes the weather with equal certain
az durability, the Barometer which costs S $50 and
Tfe SaTtRAG WAITER ISDlcAToR was never known to the
or before introduced subscriber and for the first
public sale Its wonderful properties have
Il simple and manageable that dhcufty win be
found testing syane The doVeer is not undsr the neces
SHY Of saying yhng his responsible y,
he is permitted 10 caer certificates reu gentlemen
ed it, Of such character to put all doubt 81 rest Head the
W X BOWLING, N. D. Professor of Medicine Ia fIe Uai
esrsy OF Nashville and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
NadicHS daf irgey number November lS5S
" for oursel have been closely watching OF Mr. Cn
mans instruments for than year, and are convinced that
every altogether superior coniTarce for by
grcmetrc observations known The in sudJs
II 10.
infarts breath viii instantly put the index in motion Mr. Gl
bias that he has watched fer gnteen years and II
sensitive as those mounted on yester.sS.
They haTe subjected long boiling and then hastily dried
without suffering The sghss loss Of Chat peculiar
rrc and auphurc acid, which they would gradually
their original shape AID being PLACED In the box With the In
fitted on kept time" precisely with those that had not
70 such experiments There Is no apparent reason
Why such an instrument should not ISL Thousand yers
the simple Of Gil eonrvance capable Of sur
RIh an ordinary thermometer and Mr. iittIe
pating rain sunshine The twos common thermoEEe
ter TO sppste the ther than he could by any familiarity
with the best barometer The sudden fall Of the in the
barometer will ioreell wind or RAIN but no ore can tell which,
until ascertsins the hySrenelrlc state Of the air dry
wind viii come the atmosphere DAMP there will be Iaa So
the farmer noticing the mercury Egh Ia the thermometer md
turning his nygomee perceves large amount Of soqueou
Sapor lhuCseea, w An @ !, ,S t IL FIJI -.
contrary, however hot the weather. ts ar dy ne VIII NOT
look Mr.. Cmsns little Instrument requires
fsTe Il would run one eari h the greatest accuracy
RICHARD o. QUERY, A. NJ N. D.. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jesprudence And editor OF the Nashville Monthly
-RecOrdeg' OF Medical and Physical Science, says;
bdress to send ne two years ago. st faithfully performs
duty Weather indicator, and delicate Is it, aud
erc Hygromttrc condition. that begins TO Indicate
cray in advance Of ths usual Instruments ....,..,
Cnsonian) and Mason Hygronr and have no.
that faithful in its indications these Instruments
truly Natural Weather IndicsOr and perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore account OF its en
means fo he purposes to which You sppy it, an important
valuable discovery and believe that will commend itself where
February IS, 1859. shehy Aeiies College, Nashville
Prom GEORGE e. BLAcKTE, A. NJ. 81 D., Professor OfIsct
sud Natural History in as University O. Nlshyle s1ys
"LouIs s. ULL4AN, Esq-DeQr STI have had more than
years experience Of yoz Natural Weather Indicator snd have
examined its sco with e1ernentert Il has generally fen
fer IS hays sen, and foretels the weather with
extreme glad to add ny testimony 70 that ysnr
other friends wh success in establishing sale for cheap
ana ''''s 'n' n GE iIsdifs if sEacEiE
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN N. D., late Professor Of Geol
Oyy aud Chemistry in the URversiiy Of Nashville SAYS
LIS UrIsAs, Dear Sir: After ea-efaiy Abusing six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making The ndie agree
with zach other at given point ChhanSg on me dsi on
day Of moisture in te atmosphere found them during
many months peculiarly sensitive n all Hygrometrca changes,
t5e compared them for the same period with Hygrom
eter and part with MSsons Hygromer he and
dry hub and found the plants give the sAnis as those
Being thus excellent ygrOmssrs, liable
farmers and community generally think all persons WAO
bus your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase
From J. NJ fowler, NJ. D., and John o. HILL, ESQ., Of
Columbis, Tom: are saysing, February ., 1859:
snts vim and taken close observations Of the rare little
Exotic which yon kind enough present time
si ana or Naas In8caoT hose eSS
and we are sasaed extremely sensitive TO
made supply the place Of the eos Barometer far
susp.p5edi6 omeutble place where
flesh air protected from rain and The influence Of the rays
iTeos we confidently believe Il viii Snsrrngiy Indicate The
approaching variations q the stDOsPee from "a to 4S hours ii
'-' Respe.tfaiiy &C., J. N. fowler, MD.
/ JOHN o. HILL.
J. L. RIDDxLI NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry In the Unyer
slty of louisiana concerning this plant says ,o<s
L. s. UiLAGr, EsqDs1r r: receive the 18th Dec
1857 they wonderfully delicate and 6DlieVe reliable
JOHN HENRY. NJ D., L. H. D., Professor in the smithson
Institute Washington City in letter dated July a. ISIS
LoUrs g ULLnAS, Esa,-Dear sr 1t apPears to be pecu
sry sensitive and gives greater Of motion than either
animated Oh or ordinary eatgat
JAS. NJ sAFReRD ~ D. Professor Of Chemistry IN the Cum
elsnd University Of Lebanon, Tehn7 aud State GeolOs FOL
he State Of tennessee, says:
MI. uLLxsS-Ry Dear ST.: find your simple and ele
CANT Hygroscope, constructed pY yGIsef quite delicate
and believe they will prove to be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER, N. D. L L. D., Professor Of Chemistr,
Physiology in tho University Of New York, relative to thi
plant, says =, - -
Louus S. ULLxlx, Nsq-Dsar Sir have had the H7sro
meter yon hung up ny laboratory since arrived
and found it % move in The manner you represent.
]. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Professor of MedIca
Chemistry and Tozology in tho University Of Louisville ssys
Inrss 6. UuxAs Esq.-Derr Sir: have your beaGtifu
II aksi rensrEabie sensitive GSronsc and Is more convc
rent this purpose than artificial arrangement know Of
. 90 -sfss --.ht rT March -.
sP CRAWFORD NJ. D., eff GreeneyilIs, Tenn, says:
IoUu g. UIusks, Esa.-D6dF Sis--I have had several
vog Weather Indstors which have leen watching
estg time, find them tsn 10 eeeeeEtRg'y
frr and Sus-tptile 70 al RyS70DSteIk cadRcs A
s best HggrOheers sAas haze O1srssi. Thy all agree
d. }oTScilG hO changes oT tie sre1er rc q 10 ~ hosJ
7rdncs. 71sgfs simple. and believe Telid
6s and OF aoyS utility tEaR ao sensitive Hygroscspes
use should bs in hands Of almost every individual,
peczlly the farmer, Very respectfully, &c. YOURS
S. 7. CRAWFORD, 81. D.
From J. O. GRIFFITH, Esq, Of the PrOprietors Of Ii
Nashville, Feb ~ 1850
Mr. LorIs ULLNLNSr: Your Natural Weather Indicate
kniI- handed me, tested ~ for MONTHS
have keseney ssying that it is unerng weather gang
fcretelag changes Of the atmosphere from q IS
ahead 10 the attention and patronage
as worthy special favor. Respectfully, kA q
J. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited nusnhes Of the Natural Weather Indicate
will DO offered Whh be the foIloHir
places Rt NSshville:-RAlNS 4 BROWN, Public square
STRETCH Union and College streets, DENOVILLR
CO corner Church and Cherry Streets and By A. ROSC0
- & co, corner Of Broad ana Market Streets s
Price 81 co. Tie dsooverer viii send the Natural
Indicator by mail, postage paid Se put up
sny person enclosing SO0 current money. Full pa
4 ireeons FOR regulating, using accompany indicate
Address LOUIS ULLNAH, Ags1t-
> uhadArT-S ~ Coiu0Sia Tenn.
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