Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-09
D. Loveman & Co., sEirts and walking

D. Loveman & Co., skirts and walking
suits.
Madame Badoux, hair work and jevelry,
which shows to advantage in q handsome
case.
DR.. ]. r. Harwell, a show case contain
ing Baisom Tolu, and American yeast
powders, manufactured by that gentle
| man.
r. P. Jenkins, Jenkins Bitters and sew
eEal home made patent medicines.
Rock City Paper Mills, specimens of
wrapping, blotting and news paper.
Dickey u Smith. Tennessee sumac and
barrels aud bags of kiln dried bolted
meal
D. B. Hicks, ice chests, refrigerators
and water coolers
Prewitt, Spur Co., large variety of
cedar ware.
Mcpherson & Carr, patent bedstead fas-
tening, which is decided improvement,
and well worthy the attention Of furniture
manufactures.
J. w. Carpenter, washing machine.
@. B. King, Gallatin, potato slicer.
G. Answorth, iron bedstead.
P. W. Herring, Olarksville, patent Isver
churn.
Nash vile Morocco Manufacturing Com
pany. specimens of topping skins in bronze
and varigated colors, lining and pad work,
and sheep mats.
Woof L Milwain, folding school desks.
g. Leascher, fine display Of msttrass
and upholstery work.
Hamilton Cunningham, specimens Of
leather.
7. b. Jones & Co. ]. ". Smiths Econ
omist Refrigerator.
Joseph ". Fulcher, doors, sash, blinds,
eta
w. h. Cofer & Co., bale of broom corn.
n. Brown, specimen of bellows
Miller & Briggs Franklin, jObbers
forge.
Phillips 4 Co., rustic window shades, 2
loom at work, and patent machine in op-
Grafton cutting stats.
A. Moore & Sons, several varieties of
wagons.
3. T. Adams, specimen Of wagons
Ogden q Jones, paper bags
7. b. Hamlin, bee hives, two speci-
mems of Italian bees, and LaEgstroth's 8 hive.
D. Giles d Co., stoves. hollow ware and
castings.
Rodenhauser 4 Brother, specimens Of
earthenware and terra Gotta work.
T. II. brennan & Brother, stationary
steam engine, forty-horse power, plain fin
ish, suitable for Touring and saw mills,
cast iron boiler, front and trimmings, at
tached to Culbert's tubular boiler, cast
iron ornamental flower stand, cast iros
Corinthian capitol, and miscellaneous iron
work.
Phillips. Buttorf & Co., copper stin,
stoves and tinware.
Ph. Dornbush, fancy work and rustic
frames.
Berry, Demoville & Co., ''our own
preparations" including the celebrated
Orange Bitters.
VIM. Stewart Co., iron fencing.
NJ. McKeon q Co., saddlery and har-
ness.
W.. A. Buntin, barrel of extra family
flour, Sumner county.
Hicks, Houston 4 Co., fancy statuaW,
Mrs. Miller, crochet and embroidery.
bead embroidery, etc.
DR.. r. Russell, case Of dentistry.
Geo. Sieferle, case of Masonic reealia.
r. D. Blum, specimen Of seals.
F. u. Watson, Columbia, a violin, pro-
Dounced by good judges fine instrument.
Miller's Combination Tool, combining
screw driver, tack hammer, tack drawer,
saw, clamp, ehisel, swl, etc.
NaoufAAo AAn1o0u Oh OO., Oll CAKE, crude
oil, refined oil, ETC.
w. Hearn, specimens ef sign painting.
including one for the Nashville Insurance
Co., representing fire on the wharf tbe
steamer Umpire in flames, etc. hand
some specimen Of work.
Moore, Collins & Co., stoves and tin.
ware.
Thos. /. Bailey, gravity clock esospe-
ment, pendulum moved solely by gravita-
ton.
BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS OF MARBLE.
We noticed on exhibition a beautiful
specimen Of marble from the farm of w.
B. Robinson, in Lincoln county, about u
miles southeast of Fayetteville. This
marble, we understand, can be delivered
here at 81 per cubic foot, and is certainly
worthy the attention of marble workers.
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.
In our report of Sunday, we stated that
two Cincinnati houses had stoves on exhi-
bition This was a mistake. The stoves
were there, but only to show of the tin
ware OF home manufacture. It is Jurely a
Tennessee Exposition, and articles from.
other States not allowed on exhibition.
cAYCEs SPRING POWER.
Everybody was anxious to see ths spxino
power at work yesterday The models
were exhibited, and We understand the
apparatus will be in operation in few
daya.