Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-09

such work would certainly be credit to
an older head. A patent gate is contribu-
ted by G. P. Schaurer. J. Nicholson, of
Gallatin, has on exhibition a thrashing
machine and plows in variety. ]. Wells,
of Trenton, has large assortment of va
| rious agricultural articles on exhibition.
A plow has been entered by W. j. Aiken,
of Csrters Greek. Paul Dismukes, OF
Gallatin, contributes largely in the way of
agricultural implements. J. 81. Ramsey
has variety of plows on exhibition
RELIC OF THE oIDRN TIMES.
There is on exhibition the manifest of
the steamer Nashville while John Orr was
clerk in 1852, Contributed by Capt VIM.
Boyd. 1t is piece of penmanship that
cannot be excelled.
MANUFACTURES IN GENERAL.
We give as follows a partial list of the
numerous articles of manufacture to be
seen in our rounds through the building:
Two barrels CT -four, Mountain Dew and
Cream of the City, by Massengsle, Doug
lass & Co.
Hillman Bro. & Sons, of the Tennessee
Charcoal Bloom and Kentucky Charcoal
Iron Works, specimens of iron work.
Wilkerson & Webb, Pulaski, Tenn, cot
ton gin.
Southern Manufacturing Company,
Nashville, the celebrated cottage fruit
dryer.
B Palm, Nashville, house carver, speci-
mems of building ornaments.
NJ. G. Cotton, Nashville, Ootton's South
ern Bitters.
c, L. Reynolds, a bird cage, large and
beautifully made.
Woods, Yeatman & Co, specimens of
mammoth kettles from the Dover Fur
mace.
James Farley, Nashville, miniature wag-
ons for boys.
Perry & Dumont, Nashville, specimens
of steam and water cocks, whistles, etc.
F. ]. Bitterlick and j. Legler, Nashville,
guns, rifles and pistols.
A. J, Robert, Nashville, specimens of
solid silverware work, spoons, forks, ETC.,
and furnace at work for smelling precious
metals.
P. ONeil, patent farm gate made in
Tennessee.
Southern Spoke and Hub Factory, nu-
merous specimens of hubs, wheels, Ak
handles, etc.
Buck & Son, Nashville, specimens Of
stove and tinware, great variety.
Marshall d Bruce, neat and elegant
specimens of blank and printed book bind
ing.
Paul & Tavel, handsome specimens of
very handsome book binding.
MitchelPs Buckeye Bee Hive, Of which
j. K. Rugg is general agent.
J. L. Atkins, specimens of horse shoe of
various kinds
Leonard & Schafer, specimens Of door
plates, bell knobs, etc.
Mrs III. NJ. Doyle, Nashville, speci-
mems Of beautiful needlewolk for chair
backs and seats.
O. L. Howerton, Nashville, specimens
of saddlery and harness.
q. n. Pratt, specimens of washing and
toilet soap made ct the Rock City Soap
| Works.
Roche & Barber, specimens of pure ci-
| der, grape and picking vinegars.
E. McIver & Co., the various makes Of
powder from the Sycamore Mills.
NJ. Mccormack Co., pyramid of ales,
champagne cider, mineral water aul
l porter.
Stifel & PfeifIer, lager beer and cream
| ale.
Whitman Brothers, specimens of pape
furnished to forty-seVen different news
papers in this State, besides specimen
sent to Memphis and st. Louis.
| NJ. Kaphan, sample Of soap.
Harry Dunn q Co, lamps and LAM
chimneys latter manufactured o
mica, and unbreakable.
L. Wiggers, a..msgnifcent show CLOCK.
| A. @. & A. B. Beech. lace curtains ant
| drspery.
/ work. The graveyard scene in hair Is verJ
/ artistic and much admired.
DR.. Hunts Rangum Root, Robertson
county manufacture.
E. Il. Miller, mattresses and upholstery
work.
j. w. Hamilton, case of boots ant
shoes.