Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-16
A SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR
THE WEATHER,

In advance,
oUIs ULLMAN the this beautiful
ascus, in Asia the first to apply it to the purpose Of
Weather Indicator having discovered its wonderful qualities BY
Though vegetable productions the Natural Weather indicator
IS nderucbe will continue perform its functions for
all time climate and all though submurged in
all the strongest acids known chemists including Nitric, Nitro
Nuriatic, suiphuc &c boiling boiling ell and
intact and continues performances
impaired, losing Of its enstveness capacity, and will
decay like other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator can be procured for the
low price Of $780, prognosates the weather with equal certain
~ ana durability as the Barometer which costs s5 70 $780, and
/ is easily impaired
The NATURAL WEATHER INDICATOR never known to the
world before introduced By the subscriber and the first
astonsed scholars and scientific OF Europe and Amer
ca simple and manageable that dculty will be
sy Of saying anything rs merits his responsible
he permitted to offer certificates cm gentlemen VINO have test
ed it. OF suen character as to put all doubt at rest Read the
W. K BOWLING NJ D. Professor Of lsliefus in The Uni.
rersy Of kasVie and editor Of the Nashville Journal Of
Medicine and Surgery in his number FOR NovemDer 1888
'A for ouef we have been closely watching Of Mr. Un
mans for than year, convinced that
in altogether superior continuance for n.y.
greetrea observations known The one in our udys as sen
tine it was more than year The moisture from
infants breath will Instantly put the index in notion Mr. Ul
man has one that he has watched for eighteen years. and It as
sensitive as those mounted on yesterday"
They have been subjected long boiling, and then hastily dried
on st9ve' Eho;t suffering t ssnt loss Of nat peculiar
seneness which characterize them They have been placed in
their original shape and being placed in the boz with the in
dex fitted kept time precisely with those that had not
why an INSTRUMENT thousand years.
the most simple Of all imaginable contvances capable of eur
With an ordinary thermometer and Mr. UIman sbeautfuI little
instrument farmer would have but little difficulty in ante
pating storm sunshine The two themoms-
te and Mr. Ulnans hygOmeer would enable the farmer far
better to anticipate the weather than he could by any familiarity
with the best barometer The suduen fail Of the in the
barometer viii iore wind or ain but no os car tell which,
until he scer2ins the ny roel-c state Of the air II II Be dy
wind will come, II the atmosphere damp Their will be rain. So
noticing the mercury Ugh in the hermometer nd
vapor indicated, will that rain is at hand while the
rain Ulman's little requires
attention. Hang up nail in verandah hail. and
believe would hundred with the greatest accuracy
RICHARD O. CURRY A ~, NJ D.. Professor Chemistry
/ Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says
Ma. LOUIS ULLNAN, Dsqr SrTle little plant you had the
duty Weather Indicator aud delicate it, aud
Oere Hygromrc condition that it begns indicate
1 eEally in advance Of the usual Instruments
Cmtsonan) Barometer and Mason ygromer and have
eed that it faithful in its Indications these Instruments.
It is truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this ygoscpe plant therefore account Of its sen
veness and its dHTbaRg adoring cheap and reliable
means Tor the purposes which you Apply IT. an important and
valuable discovery and believe that will commend itself where
ever USE. Yours ours very truly; RIcHAE1 .. CGkkHi
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. NJ " D., Professor Of Bot
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville says
"Lors 5. ULI1As, EsqDsdr ST. have had than
years experience Of Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined It's action with exemeinerest IT has orally been
correct as lor as I4ys seem anu nc ~e VIII
extreme accuracy am glad to add my testimony e tato your
other friends. Iwish establishing sale for cheap
'''--'' GEORGE S. BLACEiE, NJ. D.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D., Professor Of GeoI
Ogy and Chemistry the University Of Nashville
L. s. U1LNAv Esq., Dear Sir: After carefully adjusting si1
Of the seed vessels in their boxes ana making the indics agree
with each other at given point, CChhangs the DALI
many months peculiarly sensitive Hygrometrc changes
required confidence their indications because they agree
and part Of the time with Mason HygrOnete (hs and
dry bub and found the plants give the sane indications as those
Being thus excellent Bygometer not liable to be broken or
dsarrsnged, cheap within Of
farmers and OF tic community generality think ali persons who
buy your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase.
From J. NJ fowler, NJ. D.. and JOHN o. HILL, ESQ.,, Of
Columbia, TOnn- are ssysins February ., 1889:
Louis 8. ULLMAs, Esq -sHT SSr We have made repeated
experiments close observations Of little
Exotic which kind enough present to time
Taisan or Natural Weather Indicator Prom those expert
and observations satisfied is extremely sensitive
all atmospheric Influences and with proper care and attention.
be made supply the place of the costst Barometer far
as indicating the changes Of The weather IS Securely
suspendedn place where thee afree ceuaono
fresh air. protected from and the influence Of the Of
directions we confidently believe it viii unerringy indicate the
approaching variations Of the atmosphere from "a to a hours in
'l' Respectfully esp sd , &C. ~ J. n fowler, ND
j. L. RIDDELL n D., Professor Chemistry the Univer
'ity of Louisiana concerning this plant says
L. s. ULLMlN EsqDear Sir: receive 18th Dec
1857 they wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY N. D. L. L. D., Professor in the smithson
Institute, Washington City in letter dated July H. ls5s
Lours GILMAN, EsQ-Dear Sir at appears be pecu
ary sensitive and gives greater range Of molten than either
the animated Ga or ordinary eatgut
IAa sAVPORD N prof.ssor Of f1bsr,;strv IN the cur
berand University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Geoog; for
the StateOf Tennessee, siys:
Mr. L. ULLHyN-4 Dear Sir: find your simple and ele
and believe they prove useful and valuable
JOHN W. DRAPER NJ D., l. L. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology in the University of New York, relative to this
plant, says
LOUIS ULLNAx Msa.-Dear Sir: have had Hygro-
meter you sent me hung up in my Labaory since it arrived
and found it to move in the manner you represent"
]. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. D, late Professor Of Meical
Chemistry and TOxiOlogy in the University Of Louisville SAYS
LOUIS S. ULLMAx Esq-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
instrument regarding with much
sensitive AggToneeT,
nien for this purpose than artificial arrangement know Of
March ., SO.
s. P. CRAWFORD, NJ D., of Greenevile, Tenn, says:
LoUs s. ULLNAN. Esq.-DeGr SRI have had several Of
Weather Indicators watching
ts S ,g9s ss9eepfi5l9 70 ~ KIN
bent Hgr0zaeTs that IhdUs ObSerced. They all Ges IN
adVd7ce. They simple and believe rei
bio and Of Htf than most sensitive Hygoscepes IN
use, should every Individual
pecially the farmer, Very respectfully, &C. yo1Ts
s. p CRAWFORD, NJ. D. !
From J. O. GRIFFITH, Esq, Of the PrOpretOrs Of the
Union and American.
Nashville, Feb % 1859.
Mr.. LOUIS S. ULLMkN-r: Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly banded has been tested by for MONTHS and
have hseney in saying that unerrng weather gauge
foreeng the changes Of the atmosphere from "A to a
ahead commend the attention and patronage Of all Glasses
as worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c,
J. o. GRIFFITH.
Only limited nuubes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
will offered for which be found At the following
places at Nashvifie-RAINs BROWN, Public square A.
STRETCH, corner Union and College streets, DEMONlLLE
co. Church and Cherry Streets aud BY A. IL kOSCOE
q CO.. corner Of Broad and Market Streets
Price 81 co. dcoverer will send the Natural Heath
er Indicator by mail postage paid we'll put up and secured
to any person enclosing $500 Garrett Full and plain
directions regulating using, &C each Indicator
Address LOUIS s. ULLMAN, Agnt
uh3d&E-0 colnRha Tenn