Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-20

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A SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR OF THE STATE OF
Indicating UnvariasIy from "a TO As hours
OUIs ULLMAN the beautiful
exotic, which 9 native Of the Arabian Desert Ia
in Asia, the first to apply to tie purpose Of
Weather Indicator having discovered its Wonderful qualities By
Though vegetable production, the Natural Weather Indicator,
isindestructble and will continue perform its functions for
all time in any climate and at all SEASONS though s1ennrEed IN
all the strongest sds known to chemists including Nitric, Nitro
Muratc, suphurc, &c, to boiling water and boiling Gil, and
impaired, losing Of its senyeness capacity, and viii
not decay IKE otnr organic or artificial substances Used for s
The Natural Weather IndicaOr procured for the
low price Of 81 60 prOgnOsass the weather with equal certain
y and durability as the Barometer, which costs s5 70 500 and
The wEIrHER INDICATOR was never known the
world before introduced y the subscriber and be now for the hrst
astonhed the scholars and scientific o. Europe and Amer
lea Il Is 50 simple and manageable that dheuly viii be
found in testing its valne The deoyer under the
sy Of saying anything his responsible y,
he permitted to offer certificates fFcm gentlemen who have test
ed it. Of such character to put all doubt at resi- Read ne
following:
ersy Of BasDe, and editor Of the Nashville JogIdf Of
stiefse and SgT in bis number for November l says
man instruments for more than year. aud are convinced at
his IN every way altogether superior to any eouys Tor ny
gremetrA observations known The one IN cur sus as sen
zine than year ago. The moisture from
infants breath will Instantly the index il notion Mr. Uli-
sensitive those mounted OF yesterday"
They have been subjected 70 long boiling, and then hastily dried
stove. without suffering the slightest loss OF that peculiar
sensyeness which carace1 them They have been PLACED IN
Eite and suph1rle ad after EAleh hsy Weuie graaeAy
dex fitted kept tne precisely with those that had not
been subjected to such experiments There is apparent reason
why such an instrument should not years III
the most simple Of all imaginable capable OF uE
With ordinary thermometer Mr.. UIan little
instrument, farmer would hsys but little difficulty in an
patng Storm rain or sunshine The two, common Heone
ter and Mr. Ullmans hygrome would enable the farmer far
better to anticipate the weather. than he could by any familiarity
with the best barometer fs suden f OF te mercury N me
barometer will orete wind rain, but tell which,
ulsii NC ne - 49, -
WIND will come IL the atmosphere damp there vii pc An 20
the farmer noticing the mercury Eh IN the Thermometer, snd
turning his nygrOmete eceVes large amount OF eeqIeous
vapor Indicated while upon The
contrary, however hot the weather, the air is dry, he viii not
Hang it up a nail in a verandah hail. and
believe you'd hundred With the greatest accuracy
RICHARD O. CURRY, A. NJ NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jasprudenes, aid editor q the Nashville Monthly
Ma. LOUIS ULLNA, Dear rThe little plant had the
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ye to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
Ohetrc Hygromec condition. that hegns TO indicate gen
have kept it suspended in Office, my standard
ticed that It is faithful in its indications these Instruments
II is truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this yrosopic plant therefore on account Of i9 nl
tTeness and its durability as aoring cheap and reliable
for the purposes which you Apply it, important and
valuable discovery and believe that Il will commend tse where
ever usei Yours very truly, RICHARD 0. CURRI,
February ls 1859 Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor OfBot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville SAYS
"LouIs 8. ULlxAS Esq-Dedr Sri have Lad more
years experience Of Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined extreme 1t has generally
for have and foreells the weather with
friends you establishing sale cheap
and reliable instrument. lam years, resPestfay &c,
Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN N. D., late Professor OF Geol-
and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says
L. s. UL1xAx Esq-Dear SIR: After carsfay adjusting six
with each other at given point. FChhangs on the dali on
day Of average moisture in the atmosphere, found them, during
and required confidence in their indications because they
1fuher compared them for the same PERIOD with hair yrom
dry bub and found the plants give the aEe indications as those
Being excellent Hygromeers, liable be broken
danged we'll cheap enough to be within the reach Of
buy yoar will satisfied with the purchase.
From J. NJ fowler, N. D., and JOHN o. HILL, ESQ. Of
Columbia, Tom. saysing, February ., 1853:
Louis s. ULLAAS, Esq Dur Ser: We have made repeated
Exotic which yOn kind enough to present to time
see and which you appropriately designate as the Oriental
TalsnaD Natural Weather Indicator" From hoss eXpsr-
and observations satisfied, extremely sensitive
all atmospheric Influences and with proper and attention,
indicating the changes OF the weather concerned Securely
suspendedn somuitabe place where there free circulation
iesA a protected from ram and inc influence o. the rays o.
the and carefully regulated according very explicit
directions confidently believe Will unerrngy Indicate the
approaching atmosphere "a
advance Aside from its Baroeleal merits worth fOur times
Respectfully, sc, ~ fowler NJ D.
J. L. RIDDELL, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry the Univer
sity Of Louisiana concerning this plant says; 80
L. GILMAN, EsqDeay Sir receive 18th Dec,
1857 ihey wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
JOHN HENRY. NJ. D. l. L D, Professor the snithson-
an Institute Washington City in letter dated Jolly H. Se'
LOUIS ULLuAS EsQDear Sir at appears to he peeu
iary sensitive, and gives greater range Of molten than either
the animated GA or ordinary eaigut "
JAS. N. Stafford NJ ProIssOrO of Chemistry in tie Cum
berani University Of Lebanon, Tenn sud State Geolog for
the Steof Tennessee, slys;
Mr. l. s ULLnyy-l Dear Sir: ind yoOr simple
CANT little hgroseope constructed % arss quite delicate
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D. l. L. D.. Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology, in tie University Of New York. relative to this
plant, says
LOUIS ULLxAs Msa-Deqr SIR I have had the Hero
meter sent hung in Labraory - arrived,
and found it to in the manner you repre'' nt"
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. D late PrOses Of Medical
Chemistry and TOxiolOgy in the Univ. syile, says
LorEs s. UuMGS, Esq-Dear Sir: have your beautiful
little instrument and have been regarding with much interest
1t maker remarkable sensitive AyToaeT, and
nient for this than artificial arrangement know o.
s. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D., Of Grsensvile, Tenn, says;
LoCIs ULIAAS, Esq.-Dear SRI have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators which have watching and
testing for time find them tlem he eSceagy seasi
ice, and made susceptible 10 0 hygrOef{cIt changes than
tie bet HygrOBs that fAGre Obssrted Theg az agfse
i foretsagtie eIGRgs OF ne treaer from hours
IN ddUgace. Trey simple believe
Die and Of more utility than most sensitive MICROSCOPES
should hands almost every individual es
Pecially the farmer, Very respectfully, &c. yours,
s. p. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From J. o. GRIFFITH Esq, OF tine Projectors Of the
Union and American.
Nashville, Feb % 1859.
Mr. LoUIs s. ULLNAE- Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly handed has fen tested by months L
have no hestency in saying that it unerrng gauge
foreeng the changes OF the atmosphere from - to o hours
ahead commend 10 the attention
as worthy special favor. Respectfully, &c.
J. D. GRIFFITH.
Only limited numhes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
will be offered for sale, which found following
places at Nashville RAINS & BROWN, Public Square A.
sIkETC corner Union and College streets, DBMONILLE
GO corner Church and Cherry Streets and by A. IL ROSCOE
4 CO. corner Of Broad ana Market streets.
Price 81 90 Tie discoverer the Natural Wealth
er Indicator by mai postage paid, well put up and secr
TO any person enclosing 500 cHrt Full and plain
directions for regulating, using each Indicator
Address LOUIS ) ULLMAN, Agnt
mh3d&W-d Columbia Tenn.
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