Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-10

OUTS ULLAN Dseoverer Of this curious beautiful
exotic, which native of the Arabian Desert Da-
Weather Dcato having discovered is Tonderfs saaiiIies BY
minute examination In The native land Of the plant.
indestructibe and will continue perform functions
All time in climate and at all seasons though s1murged in
hurate suphuric, &C., to boiling water and boiling c and
impaired losing of s senstTeness capacity, will
not decay like other organic or artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator" can be procured for the
low price CT 81 co. prOgnosates the weather with equal certain
" durability the BaoEaete which S25 $50
The Mutual WrArHEE INDICATOR was never known to the
world fore introduced By the subscriber and be for the first
time the public forse Its wonderful properties have
asOnhed the scholars and scientific Europe and
found testing alne The dseoverer The
sty Of saying anything in Il merits on his oSn responsible
be permitted to offer certificates f gentlemen who have test
ed IT, Of such character as to pat all doubt at rest Read the
W. & BOWLING, NJ D. Professor Of Medicine In tie mi
vsrsy Of GdShT and editor Of the Nashville Journal
Medicine dad Srgcy, In his number for November lsS,
As ursel closely watching one Mr. TN
mans sruents for than year, convinced
re;rcsl observations The study,
tine now as it was more than sgn The moisture from
has that be has watched for eighteen yesrs and it
sensitive now as those mounted on yesercsy."
They have been subjected boiling and then hastily dried
sOve withost suffering the slightest loss Of hat peculiar
ssnsveness which characterize them They placed
re and suphurc acid, after which they would gradually
their original shape and being placed IN the box with the in
subjected experiments There Is no apparent reason
why such instrument should not last thousand years.
the most simple Of all capable Of scur
With an ordinary Thermometer and Mr. beautfullItt
instrument the farmer would have but little difficulty In an
patng Storm rsn sunshine The two, thermome
better anticipate weather. could By any familiarity
with the best barometer The sudeR fall Of the mercury In the
until be assertions the hgromeiric state of the air II be %
wind will come the atmosphere DAMP there will be So
turning nygroete pereves large amount acqueous
vapOr Indicated will that rain is at hand while upon the
hot ha
look for rain Mr. Uman's little instrument requires
or attention Hang up on nail in yeandah or hall and We
RICHARD o. CURRY,A n, NJ. D., Professor Chemistry
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says
Mr.. LOUIS ULdAN Dear rThe little plant you had the
duty Weather Indicator" and delicate it, and
oDetric Hygron,rc condition that begins indicate gen
orally in advance Of tie usual Instruments.
have kept suspended my ofBce my standard
(smitsonian Barometer and Mason ygronr and have no.
tced that it is faithful in its indications these instruments
truly Natural Weather perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore of its
tiveness and its durdbRv afording cheap reliable
valuable discovery and believe that will itself
ever USE 30 fS ours very truly, RICHARD Q. CURRY
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, NJ NJ D., Professor Of Bot.
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
"LouIs s. ULLxAS Esq-Dear Sri have hsd more than
years experience you Natural Weather Indicator
examined its extreme 1t has generally been
seen, foretells the weather with
extreme glad add testimony your
other friends wish establishing sale cheap
and reliable Instrument. yours, respectfully, &C.,
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, NJ D.
Lieut.. Gel RICHARD OWEN, NJ D. late Professor Of eeO
ogy and Chemistry il the University Of Nashville, says:
September Ii, 1853.
L. g. ULLNAN, ESQ., Dear Sir: After carefully adjusting six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes making the agree
with each other at given poin e. hhange' the dali
day Of moisture in the atmosphere, found hem during
and required confidence their they agree
futher compared hem for the Period, with HygrO
and Of the time with Mssons Hygromaer 1.-THE
H ulb and found the plants give the indications those
two instruments.
Being thus excellent Hygomers liable be broken or
saranged we'll cheap enough be within Of
arners and Of the community generally, think all who
BUY your instrument will be satisfied with purchase
From J. NJ. FOWLER N. D., and JOHN o. HILL ESQ. OF
Columbia, Tom: ssysing, February 25, 1859:
Louis s. ULLNAS, ESQ dur SER We have made repeated
experiments ith and taken close observations rare little
Exotic, which were kind enough present time
ce, and which you appropriately designate the Oriental
raismsn, Weather Indicator those ezps
III atmospheric influences. and with proper attention.
be made supply the psce Of the cosest Barometer
indicating the changes Of the weather Securely
uspendedin Suitable place where the Of
protected from rain and the influence Of
be and carefully regulated according explicit
pproscng variations Of the atmosphere "a to As hours IN
dyanoe Aside from its Baromeal merits It worth times
he amount you charge for q Botanical curiosity.
Respectfully, &C., J. NJ. fowler, NJ. D.
JOIN Q. HILL.