Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-04

IN,i and asks the attention Architects, B,hders
Railroad Companies, and the public, examine its
superiority ovci other Roofing.
Architects and Builders
Should not i to examine ths Roofing as it Is better
ami cheaper than any thing in use The material
forms hard and smooth surface that will resist the
acton OF the atmosphere Ia every climate. IL is
pervous TO water, elastic, and flexible. II contracts
and expands with the changes Of te atmosphere, and
will neither cyapOrate, crack nor rot and u its
duI ability, there is no question.
IL Is practically Inpcrshablc, and will perfectly
sst any ordinary external exposure to nre, is FULLY
anu abundanty proven, ana We VIII warrant il water
proof We wi.l engage % put our Roofing on over or
dInary good sheathng Old shingles, tar and gravel,
TN, zane, copper, or run ruCis-t making no difference
how steep or hat they may be-for seven dollars per
one hundred square feet beng Tar cheaper than any
roof OF the old style, ana We are sure Will give be
1t viii also be found TO be the best thing ever in
vented 10 cover mend old ieaky tn and gravel
roofs, or around chimneys, scatties dOrner windows
aud CUTTERS, where the tan is rusted through. This
Cement ean be put on 20 last as long stone and
form perfect adhesion Ia any object 10 which Il rs
applied. Iln Roofs can be cemeEted (aud
ranted not tO Leak dollars and nfty per
hundred square feet which is cheaper aud much bet
Ter than pant ihis Roofing viii he found 10 be the
best thing Tor covering large Roofs where they
posed TO nre-such as steam Mits, saw Mills, Facto
RES Railroad Cars Bridges, DepOts station Houses,
Steamboat Decks and In tact every Kind of Roof where
there Is external exposure from IRE. As the Roof
perfect without joint H. II presents no chance
for fire 10 communicate and any light substance viii
burn out without tssn ting.
s- Insurance Oices Cincinnati and other places
Buildings with Roofs covered with tins Cement, the
same rates for those covered with Iron, Copper
Tn
e. The Cement Will be furnished TO those at a dis
Lliicc with directiuns for using.
Rs- orders sent To the undersigned through tie
fost Otlice Will be promptly attended 10.
Iwoald respectfully refer to the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the ce-
Architects AND xAsrKR MEcHASics OF sAsAvIIIE
Mr.. II. ~ AKERoYD,
MAJ. A. HElMAN
Mrssrs. J. A. HUGHES SMITH,
Z" WARREN 4 MOORE,
COLEMAN x SPAIN,
MCCULLOUGH 4 IlOCGH,
- JOHN McCANN 4 CO.
Coil l. ANDERSON, supt " 4 C. r. r. Co.,
Rev. C. Il. ELLIOTT, Nashville.
Mr.. ". X. sHAfARD, -
q" l. = GLASCOCk, q
. II. +. WILkIN,
. JOHN BkATY,
4" NJ q. l. CLAIBORNE, -
4" Nm SfOCkELl,
" J. y. WILLARD,
&" JAS GORiON,
E" X. ]. MEINsS,
+" A. v. = LINpsIEY, -
" JAS. n. kENpRlCk, -
" ENOCH ENsLkY,
AessEs, HAsBkook 4 hcwHIRTER, Nashville.
BCRGE ALLEN, -
W. n. GORDON a CO.
Col. A. J. POLk, Marry eoaEsy.
MAJ. A. J. BONlISON, uavids0n county.
Rector ,. q. SMITH. Columbia
NessFs- = w. NORGAN A Gu, MurfreesboroL
r. W. McFADnEN 4 Co.
. LEVER a MENNIFEE,
A" Ia a. sHisiNE a co Sleibyyilie.
Mr.. JAS. A. YOWEIl, Ir~isbsrg.
Acssss. AcRENNOIIe, Co, ClaEksvlle-
Mr.. u. :. Wright, Manchester
. A }. RICHARDSON, AeAnnvilic-
az The Nashville a ChAnanoosa Railroad campa
Aave a1optsd ths Cssas fcr t4s covering u tAnr
cars and other WORK. Also TIE Acsiinnvils 4 naa
chester hailrCzad CompAny. CeFtac4ies and trsllno
nt1ls trosn Csncinnau and elssshzFe, where tho Ce
taeni has essa "a seasr.l er several ye4rs, ean
be exhbaed.
The andersgned has been engaged IN yArioas modes
q Cemeat rouiag foE many ycsrs. aa1 aalters bmsen
ta4t he has gained ekrssfeslce ana k1aEIclxe
daFil4g that tlAle- ]. !. kAfhIHSI
Ocice So- Is DeAduFsrk street,
decii-u OPPOSITE fasFicl ofil<e-