The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-06

exhibits variety of other castings of his own man
uiacture, which are made in the best style.
Messrs. Weller & Cooper, Snow, Mackenzie Co.
and Maxey, Mcclure & Co., exhibit each very
fine sheet iron cooking stove of their own manu-
facture. They also exhibit some fine coal and air
tight stoves for parlors, Offices, &c.
Messls. Armstrong & Co. exhibit specimens OF iron
chairs and marbleized iron (mautle table top, &C.
from the mandatory of Horton Macy OF Gin
cinnati. The specimens of marbleized iron are
really beautiful limitations of black marble.
Mr.. T. NJ. Brennan exhibits specimens of cast
irgs used in the construction of the State Capitol
which are handsomely executed at his fovndry in
this city.
Mr. c. r. Koepf exhibits a wooden mantle,
painted by himself, which is close aud handsome
imitation of black marble
Messrs Henderson Brothers exhibit superb lift
and force pump, manufactured by Cowan & Co.,
New York also, lead pipes of their own manufac-
ture
We noticed very neat wedding hoe and some
horse shoes exhibited by Mr.. R. Ii. Izor OF Port
Royal, of his own manufacture.
Messrs J. NJ Seabury Co. exhibit shower
and bath tub Of their own manufacture, which is a
very handsome.affair.
In addition to the fine buggies exhibited by Sar
YER, Bro & Co., of Columbia and Gran & Shepherd,
of this city, noticed in Thursdays paper the latter
firm have on exhibition a trotting buggy aud a
skeleton Wagon, which are made in their superior
style of workmanship.
If. - 7 IIovvar.ov Of Ills oft nd C,rva,
Bro & Co. of Columbia, each exhibit a set of sin
gle harness of superior workmanship.
Mr.. " Brown exhibits specimen of backsmith's
bellows from his establishment near this city, which
is as well put together as any sold in this market
The Institution for the Blind and Mr.. f. Brun-
ker, of this city, have on exhibition specimens of
very handsome willow ware.
Mr.. p. w. Baugh, of Williamson county, exhibits
a piece of cotton bagging and coil OF rope, to
each of which was awarded premium by the State
Agricultural Fair.
Messrs Robert Caldwell and f. R Kirby exhibit
specimens of their manufacture of saddles. The
workmanship and material are very good
There are a variety OF fine musical instruments
eIhibited-pianoes, accordeons, viOlins, &c. One
of the violins was manufactured by Mr.. A D. Gar,
rett of this city, and is beautiful piece of work
manship. We understand the only tools used in
getting it up were a common pocket knife and
piece of glass 1t compares favoraby with any
similar job we ever saw.
Mr.. A. o. II. p. Sehon, of Murfreesboro', exhib-
its gold watch, ring and thimble manufactured by
himself; also a seadjusting switch for railroads. of
his invention.
Drs. Davidson, J. C. Ross and 7. B. Hamlin ex
hibit specimens of their skill in dentistry, which
show great perfection in the science.
Messrs. W. r. Freeman exhibit specimen Of
beautiful gilt frame work, manufactured by them.
Their specimen on exhibition is admirably executed
They also exhibit specimen of venetian blinds,
which is highly praised by good judges.
Two models of ships are on exhibition. One is
of fullrgged vessel, and the other Of the ship Of
war Pennsylvania.
Messrs. Vessel and Thompson, George Greig and
J q. & C. Robertson exhibit specimens of the diff.
fereut varieties Of candies they manufacture.
There is a fine display of quilts, (of silk and cot.
ton, coverlets, &c, exhibition, some of which
are greatly admired
Mr. w. Meredith exhibits a specimen of fine
manufactured tobacco, and Messrs. Lyons & Co. |
cxhibita specimen Of the Virginia "Oroncon These
specimens look well, and pronounced excellent
by those whose taste, in this respect at least, may
be relied upon.
Mr.. Waiter Scott, of this city, exhibits specimens
of Tennessee Blasting Powder manufactured by /
Cheatham, Watson & Co, and Duponts Rifle and
Sporting Powder The first Is manufactured in our
own State. aud is equal IL every respect TO that OF
any establishment in the United States, and far su.
perior TO great deal sold in the country at as high
a nrce. The latter has a worldwide reputation as
the best article for rife snd sporting purposes man
uiac,ured any where. Mr.. Scott keeps an ample
supply Of these brands to meet any demand.
Messrs. J. p. Prescott, a Co, OF Memphis, ex-
hibt two boxes Of soap Of their manufacture II
presents beautiful appearance, and Is doubtless
very superior article.
Mr.. Alpha Young exhibits lot Of brooms from
BIZ mandatory at Mciiinnville They are an ex-
reeut article, as many Of the housekeepers in this
city can testify.
Messrs. Stewart & owen exhibit patent coffee
roaster, which is an invention Of no mean lmpor'
lance to the lovers Of good coffee, the coffee roasted
BY this process being far superior 10 that prepared
Ia tie ordinary way.
Me-. j Eugene Hammond exhibits specimens ol
written wedding, visiting and address cards exc
,uted by himself, which are equal to the best en-
craving.
Nessrs. W. 4 T. II. Greenfield Co, &C noticed
mall but magnihccnt collection Of fossils, shells,
minerals silver coins, &c, exhibited, We believe,
y Miss Morgan. Among the euriosi'ies IN this
objection We noticed huge pipe, labelled ''Ise'a'-
,Rs Pipe"
We nnfieed on exhibition a very fne silver