Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-23
TIE WEATHER,
Indicating Invariably from, "a 10 IS hsur,
in advance.

In advance
4 OUIs ULLMAN, the DsoOvere Of This curious and bsasul
exotic, which uatve Of th araliin Ca
maScu ia Asia. the first apply the urpase %
We.ther Ind Gator, having discovered verfa aaliiies ~
Though vegetable produciioa. The Natural Gather Ina,
All time. any climate though stnurgsd IN
all the srongess acids known Ia chemists inoun Nitric, N
Aurate sulphure &e T. boiling water and boiling t aud
ice water il remains intact contsHurs peEioS1anc,
not decay like other organic CT artificial sus1n used for %
Tie Natural Weather Indicator can Be procured Tar n,
low price Il 81 o. pr0gnosees the weather equal rern-
IS Al durability, the Barometer, which s. $50, and
The NArUaAL WEATHER INDscAToR never kuawn 10 the
world before introduced BY the subscriber and he for he st
public fors,= Its vondsrf proprtesaYe
scholars and scientific o. Errcre and
lea II Is simple and manageable that d.euly viii 10
found testing valne The undcr The uez
sity Of say ing yng Ia is merits his responsible
Ell It, Of such character 70 put ali doubt Al rest Read he
W X. BOWLING, NJ D, Professor Of Eeciss tie Ji.
Uersity Of Nashville. and editor Of the Nashville 0ual u
AieRe aud surgery, in his nuater for November, s-
ourseIf, closely watching Mr. UE
mans Instruments for tsn and convinced that
in every way altogether superior t. aay eonnos for hy
grcnletTca AeHn A1 one pa our stJ AZ son
tine il Wa nere thsn yeaF The moisture oa
infants breath will Instantly pat the index notion M U
sensitive As those mounted on yesterday"
They have been subjected - long b ling, and then hastily dried
on 3 stove, vho;t suffering the slightest pecusr
snsitiseness which caFaeier them They have ln placed ia
suRe their original shape and being placed in the ho vita NE IN
dsx htts on, Kept uHe PreSs~y Nh those that had not
why such thoua lt Is
The most simple Of all imaginable eontfivaHe capable Of ur
With ordinary thsmOmse and Mr.. LITTLE
Instrument the faruer you'd hav hat ttie difficulty and
pating storm, rain sunshine Tie ernome-
ter, and Sir ClmaRs hyrOmeier HOud enable he farmer fr
better to anticipate Tie Wer than be e3ald ~ ans aary
with the best barometer. The sudden fal of TIE heuy in he
barometer will orrtel wind rain, but tell Ehih
until aseerus the rs sFoUe-e 0f the air "a t he dry
wind will the atmosphere damp, there viii be ain. So
turning his nysrase Ircees large amount %
vpor Indicated viii knc@ that rain is At hEnG sie upon he
contrary, hot the weather, II dTy
look for Mr.. UmaRs ie instrument requires
or attention. HING il up on nail in vsrah Or halt ana as
believe IL would hundred sh the greatest accuracy
RICHARD o. CURRY,A. NJ, N. D. Professor Of Chemistry
Mecal Jlisprgllence
Recorder Of seiica and Physical Srience, says.
Ma. Lours ULLNAN Detr SrTle lte plant you had the
indres u send two still faithfully performs 10
duty Weather Indicator" and dsiezts
Oetric Hygron,trc condition that gyms indicate gen
C-uliy al vance Of tie usual InstTum-nts.
have kept il suspended in 0hce, near 90 standard
teed that it hithfcl in its Indications these inzsnt-
II IS truly Natural Weather Indicator snd perfectly reliable.
regard this Microscopic plant therefore account VI is si
tyeness and its dara6atV adoriHg cheap and rsiahs
es Tor me purposes 70 Nneh you app IT, an important aud
valuable dise0 and believe that il s commend itself whass
uses. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY.
February Is, sJ9 sheIby Medical College, NasaviIle
From GEORGE s BLACKIE, A. NJ, N. D.. Professor OfBot.
any AMI Natural History in the University Of Naslve says.
,-e,-. Fesruary . ls'9.
y. bad
years experiences Of Natural weather lnaer and have
examined its with interest IL has se orally
Tor have and fcetells the weather. win
e.e1e aurAey am glad TO AID my testimony % ustot yuur
friends. wish establishing sale caeap
and reliable Instrument am ys1r-, respectfully &C,
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, N. ,.
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D. late Professor Of Geci
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville,
s GILMAN. Dear SIR. After crtfiy ajjo,S[ six
OF @ seed vessels in their boxes, and masns the induces
with each other at given Pon., G. hhaage the dal)
many months peculiarly sensitive 70 al Iyometrca cange
and required confidence in their Indications because they
compared them, Ieriod hair ny rou-
ster part Hason gromstcr he and
dry bub and found the plants give the n0ns As Oss
Being thus excellent HygrOmcter be broken or
f,Tne and Of us e@H S,R ih an r,os %
buy your instrument win be satisfied VITA the purchase.
From J. NJ fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL Esq. o.
Columfi9 Tom, are saysing, February =, ls59;
s TLLNAS, Esq dur We have male repeated
experiments Of rare little
Exotic which Jon kind enough present to
TaIsaan or Natural Indcator From loss rxsi-
and observations, satisfied, extremely
ali atmospheric Influences ana win proper care and attention.
be made TO supply the place Of the ees Barauter, M
Indicating the changes Of the WestCr Securely
snsPennedtn place where sls airee clcalaono
flesh ALL protected from and tie influence Of the q
directions We uienty besve il VIII unrringy Indicate s
approaching variations Of the atmospheric from "A 70 = hours n
Respectfully, &c, J. NJ TOWLER, NJ. D.
J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Cheris. in the UniVsr.
'ii' Of Louisiana concerning Tins plant sy,' q, az
L. s. ULL4A Esq-sar Sir: urs I5tA Dso,
is5i thsJ are wonderfully dseaie snd oeiisFe rsAie
JOHN HENRY NJ D. L. L. D., Professor in the snithson-
Institute, ashnsOn City in letter dated July H. s'e
Ious s. UrrnlS E.aDear Sir: " II aFpsass to ts pa
liary sensitive, ami greater range u molten taa ssr
the animated "a or Ordinary eatgut
JAsM. sAFFoRp. NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry IN ne Gun
berand University Of Lebanon, Tenn aud State Gg0los ~
the staeOf Tennessee, s'ys:
Mr.. L. g. UtLNs5-Dy Dear Sir find your simple and se
and believe hey VIII prove 70 ussfai and valuable
JOHN w. DRAPER, N. D.. L L. D. Professor Of Chemistry
soO, in he University Of New York, relative hs
plant, says . -
Lors UILHLx MsQ-Dsar Sir: I have had lhs Hysrs-
you sent hung up In Lsbt0ry since Il arriyet
and found il "a move in the manner you represent
J. LAWRENCE SMITH NJ. D g, late Professor Of NeIissi
Chemistry and TOziOlOsy in the University q Louisville
LOeIs s UrIz.s E-q-Dear SIR: have your bs.ail'ai
It remarkable sensitive syTsfr add more oons
nien for this purpose than any ar e ar Anesni kno o.
March 9, co.
CRAWFORD n D. Of ssensviIls, Tenn, ssy1: =,
you Natural Weather Indicators W have een Watching, and
ts s: s f9[ , so.s ! 1s sq 70 az IS %
HygroHleers tdas fAes oJsrrd Thy ~ dgrts al
ii adEnTcs. They simple, believe more refi1
BE 81 utility than most sensitive uyggoscre i 90
and should be in hands u almost individual
Pseiaily The farmer, Very respectfully, &c. yours,
s. 2. CRAWFORD, n. D.. o.
Prom o. GRIFFITH, ESQ., Of the Projectors Of ne
Union and American.
Nashville, FEB q, 1859.
Mr. Lou1s g. ULLMAu-Sfr. Your Natural weather incaor.
Kindly hned has teen tested hy NE 1r so1s ont ard
ssiteucy saying that Il Is unerng weather
DreleIUng changes Of the atmosphere iron - to e huss
head commend attention patronage Of All classes
IS worthy special favor. Respectfully, Ser
J. D. GRIFFITH.
Only mitd numbes Of the Natural Weather IndieaQr
offered Tor sale. Eheh be found t the ii0gas
pisces Nashyile:-RAlNS & BROWN, Public square A.
STRETCH Union and College streets, pE9i1f =
% Church and Cherry Streets and By A. IL hOo1Vs
z co. corner Of Broad and Market strcsts-
Price 90. Tss disc0Terer viii send The Natural sala'
Indicator BY mail, postage paid we'll ADJ ras
any person enclosing SOU Garrett fuii sne pan
irecti0ns Tor regulating, using. &C acc0pany eh
Adiress Louis S. ULLMAN, AgDt
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