Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-20
TIE WEATHER,
Indicating Invariably from 81 to IS hours
i'm advance,

T oUIs ULLNAN the DscOveer Of this curious and beaut'u
4 exotic which Of th- Arabian Desert IA
Weqtber mi 80 b ~ w., Ii' ~ vJ.,tr ,ii,i.S -
minute examination, the native lard Of the plant.
Though Vegetable production the Natural Weaher IndicalF
ndestruebe viii continue perform functions
all time in climate and at all though snnurgs in
All the strongest acids known to chemists incuHg Nto, N,ra
Muriae sGlphurc &C, 70 boiling water and boiling ell and
ice water il remains intact AMI continues its erforane
impaired, losing none OF rs sensltveness or cApae ana WI
not decay Se other organic artificial substances used for SINH
The Natural Weather Indicator can procured the
low price Ct 81 o. prognoste the weather with eua certain
" and Durability The Blrometer which costs s. - Sd and
/ is easily impaired.
The NATURAL WEATHER INDICATOR never known the
world before Introduced subscriber and She first
time offers il to the public orse Its wonderful properties have
astonishet the scholars and scientific Of Europe aud Amer
lea 1t is simple and manageable that dhculty will ls
sy of saying anything in its merits ON his own responsbi " IS
he permitted oder certificates from gentlemen who have
ed it. Of sueh character to pat all doHbs at rest Head the
". X BOWLING, NJ D. Professor Of Alicias IN ne Tai
peTSy Of Adshsis and editor OF the Nashville JuGI Of
As for ours We have been closely watching Of r I'll
man instruments for more than year. and convinced that
us u every way aoseer superior . any SonuNhee io ny
grcmetrcal observations known. The study
tine as il than ago. The moisture frO
infant breath Eill instantly put te index in notion MY Ul
has that be nas watched for eighteen and Il
sensitive now as those mounted On ssteH-sy"
They have been subjected long boiling hastily
Vithot suffering the slightest Of t peculiar
EiTic and su.pnurc acid, ae vAieh they would gradually
sumo Their original shape and being placed in the hS WiS t Ia
dex fitted kept time precisely with those that hal
subjected such experiments There is no apparnt reason
why such an inslDelt should not thou.sG 1e,r, IN
the simple ali Imaginable convances capable u secu-
ing important ends
With ordinary hermomete, Gilman sbeautf1l little
instrument the farmer would hav hut htt;e difficulty in ant
Pating storm, rain sunshine The thermome
ter, and Mr. Umans hygrOmeter, would enable The
letter 10 anticipate de Wr tnan he could . familiarity
barometer viii ioretell wind but which,
until he assertions the rs sumel-ic ofhe Il dry
the farmer noticing the mercury Ign n tse thsrnorsr nj
truing 10 his pygrpste Irciyes = arus amount nj
cate ir ta1.
contrary, however hot the weather If thu air dry, he
look rain Mr. Ulmans litIe instrument eauires no e
attention Hung up on nail in a ver.nlah or hail. and VS.
believe it would run one hanrd with the greatest accuracy.
RICHARD 0. CURRY, A. NJ NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence, AID editor Of the Nashville Monuy
Rec0yor Of Medical and Physical Science, says:
MR. LorIs ULAS, Den, Sir:TLe little plant you
Iindress to send ago, still faithfully performs
duty Weather indicator, and 50 delicate aud
the least atmospheric changes, either repeng
Onetre Hygrom,trc condition. that sn indicate gen
C!ally in advance OF TIE usual Instruments
have kept suspended in ry Office near to my standard
eed that i Is as faithful IN its Indications a. these insaultrs
1t is truly Natural Weather Indicator and perfectly reliable
dara5aiv as anoring cheap ami reliable
means for the purposes to which app it, important and
ever usei Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Is, 1859 Shelby Meiiea College, NASHVILLE.
From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. ~ NJ. D. Professor ofBot-
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
"Lous s. ULL1Ax Esq-Dear S,,-I have had more than
years experience Of Natural Weher Ina,Jr and have
correct as for as have and foreells the weather with
Creme accuracy am glad 10 add ny testimony e your
M '' '''''' '''' GEORGE S isIACEiE, n
Lieut.. Col. RICHARD OWEN D. late Professor Of Ceol
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says
ULLxAS, ESQ., Dear Sir: After clrs4y adjusting six
the seed vessels in their boxes and aspv ths iD.s are.
with each other given pon:, cChhaags' diaI)
day of moisture atmosphere, found them, during
many months peculiarly sensitive 70 ali ygromercaI changes
confidence their
futher compared them, for the ieo with hair Hygrom
ster, aud part Of the Maons gromeer hs
dry bub and found the plants give the inliOns those
two instruments.
Being thus excellent aygrOmet, liable be broken
dsarang-d well - cheap enough to be within the reach Of
farmers and OF Tie community generally think all persons who
buy your instrument will be satisfied with The purchase
From ]. NJ. fowler, NJ D. and JOHN o. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia Tom are saysng, February ., ls5O;
LoCs s. ULLNAN, Esq Dior SER: We have made repeated
experiments With, and taken close observations Of, little
Exotic which yon we're kind enough 70 present 10 Us some time
1gs, And which yoI appropriate asssaA'e as me oriental
meh anu or' aons We are SATISFIED, Is extremely sensitive TO
all atmospheric Influences and with and attention,
be made supply the place Of the estssi Barometer far
Indicating changes Securely
suspendedu someub place where the is free crculatOnO
the and carefully regulated according your very e
directions confidently believe viii unrringy indicate the
advance Aside Barometica H tits worth
the amount you charge for as a Botanical curiosity.
JOHN 0. HILL.
J. l. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Univer
sity OF Louisiana, concerning this plant say:
L. s. U11NAx Esq-Degr Sir receive item or the 18Th Dec
;s57 ey wonderfully delicate, AID believe reliable
JOHN HENRY. NJ D.. L. L. D. Professor in the smitbsop
Institute, Washington City letter dated uy n, lsjs
Lows s ULLNAS, Esq.Dear 81: Il appears to be pecu
lArly sensitive ana grealsrangeo Of molten than either
the animated Ga or Ordinary eaigut"
JAS NJ STAFFORD NJ D. Proessorof Chemistry in the Cum
beand University Of Lebanon, Tenn state vologs for
the State Of Tennessee, SIys:
Lebanon, JuDs IS Is57.
aud believe they wills prov so be useful and valuable.
JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D. L. L. D.. Professor cf Chemistry
soOgy in the University Of New York. relative
plant, says
LO5r.s UrIAAS, MsQDear Sir: " have had The nylro-
you hung up my Lahratory arrived,
and found it to move in the manner you represent"
j. LAWRENCE SMITH. N. D late Professor Of Medical
Cheusty and TOzoogy in the University Of Louisville
LouIs s. ULlxAS E~q.-Dear Sir: have Jour beautiful
little instrument and have been regarding l. with much interest
this purpose than artificial arrangement know Of
g. P. CRAWFORD. NJ. D. Of Greensvills, Tennis says:
LouB ULlN1S, Esq-Dear SRI have had several Of
testing time find them ten he enesettgy se'sf
tics and nude susceptible 70 GU AygToiaefflt CHANGES Than
IN JoreteLRgtAs >td1es Of tie tcar from . % q A0rs
"a ddraacs They gre more simple ana Ielsse Is
use and should be in the hands almost individual,
pecially tbs farmer, Very respectfully, &C. yours,
s. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
From j. o. GRIFFIT, ESD, Of the Projectors Of the
c Mon and American a
Nashville Feb %, 1859. !
Mr. Losr< ULLMAN-Sir: Your Natural Indicator
kindly handed tested by for months
hssiteny in saying that is unerng weather gauge,
the changes Of the atmosphere from q
ahead attention ahd Of ali classes
IS worthy special favor. Respectfully, &e.,
J. o. GRIFFITH. .
Only limited numbes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
will offered for sale. which found following
places Nashvile:-RAINS & BROWN Public Square A.
HTRErCH corner Union aud College Streets DkNONILLE
CO., Church and Cherry Streets and by a H ROSCOE
3 CO.. Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 90. The dscoYerer will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator BY MALL postage paid we'll put up and secured,
any person enclosing S0O money. Full and plain
directions regulating using &C accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS s. ULLMAN, Agmt
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