Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-26

SURE AND RELIABLE INDICATOR or THE STATE OF
Indicating Invariably from "a 20 as hours
in adVanCe.
exotic, which is native Of the Arabian Da-
maseqs IN Asia The hrst % apply It 70 The purpose Of
Weather Indicator havsg discovered its wonderful qualities By
minute examination In the native laid Of The plant
Though vegetable productions the Natural Weather Indcaf
aeatuetbe and will continue TO perform its functions for
all time climate and at all though snbnurged
Mura,c sGpharc &C. to boiling water boiling o and
ice water remains intact AMI continues its performances
net decay like other organic artificial substances used for
The Natural Weather Indicator can be procured for the
low price Of SO prognoscstes the weather with certain
y sn durability, the BArOmete which costs SIS % $50 and
The NAr6EAL wr,rHER IsDDcArOa known to the
world before introduced by subscriber and he
time Oilers to the public Its wonderful properties have
asonised the scholars and scientific Of Europe and Amer
lea simple and manageable d.culy be
found testing Yne The dscoyeer under the neces
sy OF saying anything in lis merits on his own responsible
ed IT, Of such character to put al doubt al rest Read The
W. K. BOWLING. NJ. D., Professor Of Medicine u tAs Ei
ver8itg Of NasAUs and editor Of the Nashville Journal q
Ateae and STgy in his number for November ls says
As for 0usef have been closely watching Of Mr. Tn
man instruments for more than year. and are convinced that
gremea oosvallors known The one n our as sen
tine now as than ago The moisture from
man has that he has watched for eighteen and IL
sensitive nov as those mounted on yesterday"
stove, suffering slightest Of Iat peculiar
sens'iyeness which ehacze them. They have been placed in
their original shape and being placed in the box with the n
dex fitted kept time precisely WITH those that had not
subjected experiments There apparent
why such instrument should not last thousand
the most simple Of all IMAGINABLE eOntrVanees capable Of eur
With ordinary Thermometer and Mr.. Uman sbeautful little
Instrument the farmer you'd have but little difficulty antic
ter, and Mr. Uman hygOeter would snble the farmer far
better to anticipate the weather. than he could familiarity
with the best barometer The sudden fall Of the mercury the
barometer viii foretel wind rain, but tell which,
until he aScertins the hygrOmeire state Of the air. Il be dry
wind will come il the atmosphere IS DAMP there will be rain So
the farmer noticing the mercury sgh IN the Thermometer and
VapOr Indicated will that rain at hand while upon the
contrary, however hot the weather. tbs air dry, he viii
look for rain Mr. Umans little instrument requires
attention. Hang nail in verandah hail. and
RICHARD 0. CURRY, A. NJ, NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jlsprudencc, ad editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
Ma LOUIS ULLdAN, Dear SirsThe little plant had the
duty Weather Indieor and 50 delicaeis IT, and
stve to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the Bar
onerc or HygrOmre condition. that begins TO Indicate
have kept it suspended in Office, my standard
tieed that it is faithful in its indications these
1t is truly Natural Indicator and perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore Of
tiTene and its dErabRi aHorling cheap and reliable
valuable discovery believe commend itself where
ever USED. Yours very truly RICHARD o. CURRY.
February ls lSS9 Shelby Medical College, NASHVILLE.
From GEORGE s. BLAoKIE, A. N, N. D. Professor OtBot
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
"Lous 8. ULMAS, Esq-Dsar ST. have had more than
years experience Of yeu Natural Weather Indicator and have
examined its action with has generally BEEN
correct for havs ana 'OreteS' the weather
extreme accuracy am glad to add testimony that your
other friends. wish you establishing for cheap
GEORGE s BLACEIR, II. D.
Lieut.. Col. RICHARD OWEN d. D. late Professor Of GeOl
September u, 1853.
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making ndoes agree
with each other at given point, Chhange the dali
day average tie atmosphere found thea during
many MONTHS peculiarly sensitive ygromeiriea changes
and required confidence their indications
uthe compared them, fr same period with hair IyErom
dry hulb add found the plants give the nca0ns
two instruments.
daranged as well cheap enough 10 he within the reach o.
farmers and OF TIC community generally think all persons who
buy your Instrument win De satisfied with the purchase.
FroE ]. NJ fowler, NJ. D., and JOHN o. HILL ESQ., OF
Columbia, Tom. are saysing, February Is, 1889:
LOUIS s. ULLdAN, ESQ bur We
experiments WITH and taken Of
Exotic which yon kind enough present
slce which you appropriately designate a. The Oriental
Tasmsn Natural Weather Indicator" those expert
men and observations satisfied extremely sensitive
all atmospheric influences snd with proper and attention.
indicating the changes weather concerned Securely
suspendedn sOmuitabe place where circuaou
fresh aT' protected from and the influence rays Of
ne sun and carefully regulated according to explicit
directions confidently believe Il will unerngy indicate
variations o. the stmos from q to q hOlTsih
Respectfully, &C., J. NJ fowler, ND.
JOHN o. HILL.
J. l. RIDDELL, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry the Uniyer
sity Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says: -,
L. S. ULLIAx Esq-Darr Sir: receive item on the I5th Des
1857 they wonderfully delice and believe reliable.
JOHN HENRY NJ D., L. D., Professor the smithsOu