Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-08
The Farmer,s Guide
The Greatest Invention Of the Age!.
PERFECT PROJECTION FRoH TIE ELEMENTS.
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PATENT GALVANIC CEMENT
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Il LII uAhN hIlG OLlLEl
FOR ROOFING q.
TNHE subscriber is nov prepared 10 cover roofs Of
i buildings, with 4 new and better article than ever
before known. The public are aware that aur Govern
ment has had scientific men experimenting. tnd that Il
has been the study OF Architects and BuideTs for years
to discover an article fer roofing purposes, that would
stand the sudden ~Shaagesoi the weather, anc Be- impervi-
o0s 70 hre AID water, and remain d permanent fixture.
A. yet, nothing has been STAINED Withc1t costing more
than the people wish. denomination, expansion andrust-
tng o. metal roofs. are 80 great IN hangeEble climates, that
thty bee me useless, unless being repaired at great ex-
Pense yearly. Shingles are not FIRE PROF, and cannot be
used CT Nat roofs, and The vari0as Compositions and Ce-
nent thsthave been broufbt into use fr To0dt 2, do not
stand the action a the wezthe-, but they run when il is
warn, ash crack when frosty, ard AZ eT one or two ytars
bsoone eIun bly, end worthless; vheress, the iHvsnior
Of the 6alvanie Cement. has iabord ~, MY years 70 COM
hins articles 10 obviate these dificulties. ami can tesul
from his long experience, and numerous testimonials
ncm relishie persons, Who have had bis combination az
Piled 70 their buildings, that bis Cement Is the cheapest
a d best article ever before known The G. ublnaiion OF
this Cement is sucAi that il L. calculated for entire new
remov ng them; liaiag tavs troughs. seeming around
batilemtnts, ctimneys and sky lghts Covering ca
tops. steamer decks, &C. This Cenrnt- By lis non-csh-
tuetion and sziviulsmi prevents metal Tcois from rust
ing and undersoliefing, and resists the exlgemvs OF heat
and colo, better than anything ever invd Ted, for entire
reo's or for covering metal and tie outside Of wood
buildings, making them IRE proof. Its spp9araHco is like
slate; beautiful for n" rich palace or III humbe cottage.
The undersigned having secured The right to the STATE
Of Tennessee, will sell rights Of Territory, By Counties q
towns, on reasonable terms.
The subscriber Is also or pared TO cover roof o. bund-
NA~r IA ~ AZ -N oAaNNs - Na4AA MlAl~Ns
This roof l. now beiHg pat on IN this ely, for TIE bens-
NJ o. an concerned. and warranted 70 excel III oiher
city Of Memphis one year. and has had his mode Of roof
ing tcased As 70 its qualities, which has proved sahsfse
fory, 10 which a number Of me most prominent citizens
can testify.
Sc tesiimOuisls Of the following gentlemen who have
used Il, with hostsof others
for further Information enquire at the onoe. vhere
samples may b seen In } L. MorEan's Aichiteciurai
Room :, No : Walkers Blob, Memphis, Teun.s OF ae-
$1,000
Attschtd Is a note from John L. Morgan, ESQ, A7ebi-
tsct, By which may BE- sen the opinion Of MI. Samuel
Sloan, the celebrates Architect. and writer upon Arehi-
lecture, whose experience with this msde OF rc0ding,
without q eocbi, Is satisiaeory 70 al.
M. W. S. BENEFIT: When IN Pbi adelphia Pa .
few days ago, I called upon Mr.. Samuel Slosn. the oeie-
brated Architect, ara Auih0r q the Sloan Work on Arch
~itecture. / asked his opinion IS % the durabi ity &C of
VESTS Patent Roof, such As you are using IN the city Of
Memphis. and h told nj hat be had no hesitation u say.
inE % ne that II is . GOOD ard durable roof, and Is az
thai liz advocates CAIN il 10 be; farther saying that be
Is usinE ID on a nns building FOR himself
Respectfully JOHN L. MORGAN, Arehfect.
AEMgHI March 2, 1857
". S. BEsSrrT, ESQ, D6aT Sir: Tbe facts within
our knoSiedse q the d%nraoAiiy, &cs Of VESTS Galvaui
Cement are these The building you covered ser Us last
spnrg, ~e an happy TO state has answered our expects-
tons. We szn therefore, eo.mmsnt ii 10 the public for
al roohng p~urposesi as a light, cheap Gre aud water
prot reef Il does not getfor and run from Ike Effects
Of the heat 81 tie sun; nor q Is IL haiden and crack
from the ersofso Of the cold. tnypsrsan WISHING 10 kngv
n. S. BRUCE l. CO.,
Carriage Mandatory, Monroe St, Memphis Tenn.
MEMPHIS, TENS. Dec. S. 1856.
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: This is 70 certify that
" = Bennett, scvered two roofs foF me last SpriuF. with
. composition calUd Vests Patent 6alvanic Gem ut !
one OF them vas a new deck, The other an old single
roof. which are giving perfect saiisfacti0n. He also re-
paired . dormant window, which leaked badly, and had
banned the skin 81 eerpeniers 70 proven: its leaking.
which he succeeded In makIne perfectly tight. do most
cbeerfully eeonmtnd his mcds o. roofing 10 the pualic,
fsr al roodRg purposes, and believe IL 70 be q permanent
axture arail S. FIRE and water. D ~COCKRELL.
Proprietor Commercial Hotel.
suPr1spr's OFFICE, MEMPHIS & ONO
MEMPHIS, TENN, PA. ~. 1857.
Mn BrxxETT. Dear Sir our Company hsgins been
trosb,ed very much wiih lezky cars, put some Of your
Patent Painf upon hem, and 50 far rs my kDoEletee ex-
tends ] cen checrfully coemmend a 10 any who wish a
iy roof Of any sort. Yours &C
II COFFIN. Superintendent.
MEMPHIS. TESN., Jan. "a. 1857.
To TIE PUBLIC: ". s Bennett Esde Application to
rs last summer e cover our buildiugs with Vests Cal
vsnic Cerlspt; Il being q new thing thoughf We would
Il; had Il applied to our Biacksmith Shcp and Engine
9ause attached TO the Foundry. ThoY have proved 81
required OF a water prusf Toos, havinE withstood some Of
ne rreatest storms, snd are giving Eoc1 fstiNacton.
Ye can only AZ, try u ar you VII b. satsred-
& KNAPP, Iron Founders.
MEMPHIS Jan. Il, 1851.
NJ. Bennett has done some smSli amount OF roofing
Ter ne IN his peculiar way, With Cottol stnd coated With
! preparation the basis Of which srpearEt % D. Coal Tar.
Il Il 4 very efrcfuAl and iiRht root, and Appcarr % prom
81 consieerabled Durability. frou the FfestrVetise quail
les Of the composition, which p~enetrates u cloth and
protects Il from the fudaence q the air and wafer. he
,ouposlfion does not liqulfy and run from The elects e
ts heat o. the sun IN summer nor does IL harden and
zzck from tie influence in TIE cold Of winter ;
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