Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-30

GUS ULLMAN Dcoverer Of this curious and beautiful
4 exotic, which is native Of tho Arabian Desert near Pa
Weather Ind Gator having discovered its wonderful qualities by
minute examination in the native land OF theplaut.
Though vegetable production, the Natural feather Indicator
is indesnic be will continue perform its functions for
all time in any and at all though submerged in
ahe sronges: acids known chemists including Nitric
Muriatc, sulphuc &C. to boiling water and boiling Gil, and
remains intact AMI continues its performances IN.
impaired losing none sensveness capacity will
decay other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator" procured for
low price Ct 81 o. prognostca the IN equal certain
ty durability the B1roneter which costs SIS to $780, and
The Mutual WEATHER never known to the
world before introduced by the he now for the first
time offers public lie. Its wonderful properties have
asonished scholars and scientific Of Europe and Ae
lea II il so simple manageable that difficulty
found in testing vane The dcoveer not the
he is permitted to offer certificates from gentlemen
character to put all doubt at rest Read the
W. X BOWLING NJ D. Professor of Medicine IN the Uni
Tesfy Of Agstee ana eeor q NE NAsyle JS@at q
ourself, have been closely watching Of Mr. IN
mans instruments for nore year convnced that
gometrca observations known The one in study
tine now than year ago The from
infants breath will instantly put the index
man has watched for eighteen years. and
sensitive as those mounted on JesterCay.
They subjected org boiling and then hastily dried
without suffering the slightest loss Of that peculiar
sensyeness which characterize @ They have been placed IN
suphurc acid, after which they would gradually
being with the
dex fitted on kept tme precisely with those mat hai not
been subjected to such experiments There apparent reason
why should not last thousand years. 1t
the most simple Of all IMAGINABLE capable of seur
With an ordinary thermometer and Mr. beautifu little
instruments the farmer would have but little difficulty in an
pating rain sunshine The two, common ermOme-
better anticipate the weahyr, than he could by familiarity
with the best barometer The Sudden fall Of the in the
barometer will foree wind rain but tell which,
wind Viii come II The atsosDbere is will be rain So
Tanor p5ated viii know that rain is a6sDd while upon the
contrary, however hot the weather, if the air dry, he will not
look for Mr.. Umans little instrument requires
attention Hang up nail in veraudah hall, and
would hundred years with greatest accuracy
RICHARD O. CURRY, A NJ, N. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence, and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
Ma. ULLMAS, iTThe little plant you had the
indrcss years ago, still faithfully performs
duty weather Indicator and delieateis it. and
sye to the least atmospheric changes either esecng the Bar
Hygron that begns Indicate gen
eially in advance Of the usual Instruments
have kept it suspended in my Office to my standard
mithsonan) Barometer and Mason Hygroer and hare
ced that 1t faithful in its indications these
1t is truly Natural Weather Indie tor End perfectly reliable
regard this goscoc plant therefore on account OF its sen
yeness and its daTabpHV aHordng cheap and reliable
valuable discovery and believe that will commend itself where
February ls, 1850. 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
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years experience Of yeu Natural WeLher Indicator and have
examined is action with exne interest 1t has generally been
correct for havs and foreels the weather with
accuracy glad add my testimony your
other friends wish you establishing sale for cheap
GEORGE 5. 8LACEiE, NJ D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN N. D. late Professor of Geol.
Ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville,
L. s. UlLn.s, Dear Sir: After cIrlay adjusting six
of the seed vessels in their boxes and masng the induces agree
with each other at given pOin (ohhange' the dali
may months peculiarly Iygromercal changes,
required confidence their indications because they agree
part the with Masons ygromeer
dry ub and found the plants give the indications those
Being thus excellent ygromers liable to be broken or
disaranged cheap enough within Of
farmers and Of b- community generally, think ali persons who
buy instrument viii be satisfied with the purchase
From J. NJ fowler, NJ. D.. and JOHN o. HILL, Esq Of
Columbia, Tom. are saysing, February %, 1889:
LoUIs s. ULLNAN, Esq Dur scr: We have made repeated
experiments WITH and taken observations
Exotic which yon kind enough to present
since and which appropriately designate the Oriental
and observations satisfied is extremely sensitive
can be made to supply the place Of the cosiest Barometer far
indicating the changes Of the weather is concerned Securely
susendedn place where free circulation Of
flesh air, protected from rain and the influence Of the Of
sun, anu i 70 you ey eAYlS
directions We confidently believe viii unerrnRy indicate the
approaching variations Of the atmospheric from "a As hours in
advance. Aside from Barometical merits
Respectfully, &C., j NJ. fowler, MD
JOilN u hill'
J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry Uryer.
sity of Louisiana, concerning this plant says 100
b. s. ULLnAN EsqDsqr Sir receive them on the 18th Dec
1857 ey wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable.
JOHN HENRY. NJ. D. L. L. D., Professor the smithson-
ian Ins Washington City in letter dated July H. Io5s,
LOUIS s. UrLmlS EsQ-Dear Sir: ait appears be pecu
the animated ca or ordinary catgut "
erland University Of Lebanon, Tnn aud State GeOOet for
he State Of Tennessee, says
Mr. ULLSN-Ly Dear Sir: find your simple and ele.
CANT little Horoscope, constructed by YOURSELF quite delcae
Ind believe they will prove be useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER NJ D., l. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
md Physiology in the University of New York. relative to this
May, 90 1857.
LOUIS ULLMAv MsQ.-Dear Sir: q have had the Hygro-
md found it to move in the manner you represent"
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. D late Professor of Medical
Jheuisy and TOxolog in the University Of Louisville says
LorIs S. ULINAS Esq.-Deqr Sir: have your beautiful
e instrument and have been regarding with much interest
ent for this purpose than artificial arrangement know Of
S. P. CRAWFORD. NJ. D., of Greenevle Tenn says:
Ions s ULlN1N, Esq-Dear SRI have had several Ct
Natural Weather Indicators have been watching and
esting for some time find them them be ecceeangy s9s
y ~ 5tete % az IyyIO]e't ~ III -
oTeetage changes Of tie seeathe from q 10 a hours
dd1dace Iey simple, and believe more rettd-
te and OF more utility than sensitive MICROSCOPES n0eC an
So and should be in hands Of almost every individual
ecially the farmer Very respectfully, &c, yours,
S. p. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From J. o. GRIFFITH, ESQ., one PrOprietors of the
nion and American.
Nashville, Feb %, 1853. q
Mr. LOUIS s. ULLMAN-ir Your Natural Weather Indicator,
indy handed has been tested by months and1
hesteney in saying that unerng weather gauge,
etelng the changes the atmosphere "A to As hours
head commend to the attention and patronage Of all classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c, :
J. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numbes Natura Weather Indicator
III be offered for sale, which be found at the following
aees st Nashvle:-RAINS & BROWN, Public Square A. ]
rRETOH, corner Union College Streets DEMOVILLE
o. Church and Cherry Streets and by A. H. ROSCOE
CO., corner OF Broad aud Market streets. II
Price 81 90. Ike dscoverer viii send the Natural Wealth
Indicator BY MALL postage paid well put up and secured,
person enclosing $500 money Full and plain