Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-19
WES~'S
PATENT GALVANIC CEMENT
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TEE subscriber is nov prepared 70 cover roofs Of
4 buildings, with ; rev and better article than ever
before knoSn- Tt PUBIC sre aNsre .Ast our soFern-
has been the study Of Architects and Builders for years
y discover Al srtide to- roofing purposes, thsf would
stand the sutde1 changesof the weather, and Be impervi-
Gus 70 TIRE EFd Wrier, and remEin . permanent fixture.
A. yet, nothing has been attained without costing more
Than the people wish. Thec1ntracnon. expansion aud rust
ing o. metal roofs. are 40 great ia CD auEeAbl climstss. that
they becmo useless, unless being repsired az great ex-
Esnse verrlv. shinrles are not Ar proof, and cannot be
used On Cat roofs. and the various Compositions and Ce-
ment that have beea brought into use fSr roOnEE DO not
stand the action q the weather. eut they run when il is
be-1me cruz bly, and worthless; whereas, the Inventor
o. the Galvsnic Cement. has lab0rtd fUg uty yeErs 70 COM
blns srtieles 70 obviats those dimculties. and can testify
from has long experience. and numerous testimonials
ten reliable persons, who have bad bis oom5tnaiion ap
piled 20 their buildings, tast BIS Cement Is me cheapest
Z d best Article ever befors known he o1moinEu0n Of
this Cement Is such that il Is calculated for entire new
roofs. nat o. steep; covering over old shingles without
removing them; lining eve tronshs, seeming around
satlsmeuts, chimneys md SKY lights. Covering car
tops. steamer decks, sc. This Cement, By is non-osn-
ducfon aud Esivinism. prevezts metal roofs from rust
ing and understanding, and Tesists the extremes Of heat
an cold. better thai unything ever Inverted, for entire
roots or f-r covering metal and TIE OUTSIDE Of wood
sI.te; Beautiful for The rich palsoe or the humbls cottage.
The undersigned having sucured The ngkt 70 the STATE
q Tennessee, VII sell rights Of TERRITORY, By Counties OF
towns, on reas0nsbls terms.
zhe subscriber is also prepared to cover roofs Of build
ing, IN any part OF the stale, II short nOtics.
his roof Is nov being put o. 10 this city, for the beRe-
Et OF all Concerned, and warranted 20 excel all other
modes % roofing. The subscriber having resided in ths
city Of Memphis one year and has had his mode o. roof
ing tsssed as 10 its qualities, which has proved sstisfsc
tory, 70 Whseh anum5sr Of tbs most prominent citizens
cen TESTIFY.
s. testrnonisls o. the following Gentlemen who have
used it. via hostslf others.
For fur1hsr information enquire st the once, where
RoonF, Ne walkers Block, Memphis, rem, q sd-
c. v. sTURDIvAHT a co ,Propustou,
Successors 10 y S. Bennett
Atteched is a noto from John L. Moran. Fzo. A-rhi-
tac-, By which may be sen the opinion o. Nj. Samuel
sloan. the oelebrsted Architect. aud writer upon Arohi-
te-1ure, whose experience with thts msde Of roohlag,
MEMPHIS, Kszch u, 1857.
Mr. Y. S. Bennett FWhen in Phiadelphis. Pa, 3
Few Gays ago, I called upon Er. samuel Sloan, The oee-
hrlted Architect, aHd author q the Sloan Werk on Arch
V- -AhaDih- Sc q
HemBhs. snd BE- tois me that be had no hesitafion m say
ag 2 H. that 81 is . GOOD snd durable root, ana Is all
thEt SIS E1vocz-es claim u 70 Be; farther saying that be
h using 60 on q nne building for himself.
Respeotany, JOHN L MORAN, Architect.
MEMFHfs, Manch 2. 1887
v s. BEssErr. ESQ. DsG- 81. Tss fsois within
our knouledue q the d~urzbEItv. &c. o. Vests Galvsnl
Cement. are these. The buiid.nE YOU covered Ter Us last
5pu-g, We an happy 20 STATE has ausWered orr expectz-
tigns. We can therefore, recoumsnd it 70 the public for
al roofing purposes; - a light cheap Gre and water
OF TIE heat o. the sun nor d8es Il harden and crsck
from he effects OF ths ooid. Any person wishing 70 know
more Of this aruois, can call At our RanHtsctoy
Carriage Esuufscto-y, Mo1ros St, Memphis. Tenn.
MEMPHIS TENS, Dec. 8. FSSS.
TO WHOM IT NAY CDECERS: This Is 70 certify that
". s. Bennett. covered two roofs for ne last Spring, with
3 composition calod vests Patent Gslvanic Cen, ut;
one Of then Eas q new Geek. the ether a. old shnrle
roof Ehicb are giving perfect satisfaction. He also re-
paired . dormant window, which leaked ba5iy, AID had
baned he EkiH Of Carpenters to prevent its leaking,
which he sHeceedoc IN msk1ns peTfecaF tight. DO most
chee-iuly reo0mmeu his mods q noohnE 70 fhe public.
fgr al Hoefzg purposes, and believe O. 70 Be a permanent
fixture aEalLs 81 IRE ana water. D COCKRELL-
Proprietor Commercial HstsI.
OFFICE. EEMFHIs & OHIO r
AEmFHTs. TESs., Feb- ne, 1851
HE BEESETTs Dear Str: Our Company having been
trcElied very much With Leak cars, put sens o. your
tends. ! can cheerfuIly rroommcu 1t 10 any who wish q
DRY reef q any SOFT. You're &C
Il. COFFIN, Superintendent.
Memphis. TENN, Jan. Il. 1851.
To TIE PUBLIc ". s. Bsnnett made s~ppliczriua 70
rs las sumT3er 70 cover our buildings with vests Gal
vsnic Cement; u being a new thing Thoughts we would
Try a. had Il EupNef q our Blacksmlh shop and Enrine
H-use attachE % he F0undry. They have proved al
required Of a water proof root, having withsto0d some Of
the greatest storms, and are giving good Fstisfaction.
We csH only ed@, try ii and you VII b satisfied
CURTIS 4 KNAPP. Iron Founders.
AEsIPHrE, Jan. IL 1857.
NJ. BenBett has done some snisl amount Of rOoanc
for ne IN bis peculiar wEy, with Cotton stud- coated win
It is . very sseetual and liEbt roof, aud sppoars to prom
ise oo1sldersbie durability, from the preventative quail
ues Of the compositi0n. which renetrntes The cloth and
protects n from the innuence o. the air and water. The
CoDPositiJn does rot uquify and run from the eHects OF
tbe beat Of the sUn IN anmer nor does q harden and
cmG from tie iuauenoe In the cold Of winter.
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