Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-09-05
Tha Earmer,s Guide
Tie Greatest EnTehtlon of the AgeI
PERFECT PROTECTION FRoM THE ELEMENTS.
PATENT GALVAKIC CEMENT
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PERFECT PROTECTION IRON THE ELEMENTS.
VVGST'E
PATENT GALYANIC CEMENT
FOR ROOFING
TrHE subscnbrr is now prepared 70 cover roofs Of
L buildings, wiki 8 new and better article than ever
before known. The pubic are aware that sur Govern
me1thas had sceuudc nen experimenting and that ID
has been the study q Architects aud Builders for years
70 discover an article for roofing purposes. that would
stand the sudden ~thangcsof The weather, anc Be imperVi-
Gus % IRE atd Wa'er, and remain = permanent fixture.
A ye-, nothing las been attained without costing more
ttantue people Essh- Theclntrscfion. expansion and rust
lng O. metal r3ofs, are 30 great in chanEeablc climates. that
tn bee me useless, unsss bciog repaired at great ex.
Fensc yearly- SninsieS are MT IRE PROOF, ami cannot be
used On TAT roofs and Tee various Competitions and Ce-
mrnt that have been brourht into use fr roodLg. do not
stand the aeti9u' 4 The weathe but they run when it is
warm AL crack W1en frus'y, and ~ er one or two years
bccome crus by, and worthless; Shereas, the inventor
Of the Galvanic Cement has labor q tE MY years 10 COM
bins articles 10 chyiatc those q iflculties. AM can tesub
from his loag experience, ana numerous testimonials
from rsli-bie persons. who have had hs combination an
pltd 20 their b~aidinEs. that bis Cement Is The enezpesi
q dbest article ever before known The C animation OF
this Cement ssucA that Il Is calculated FOR entire new
roofs nat or sleeps covering over od shingles without
remov NJ them; lining fave troughs. SEEMING around
ostilements chlnneys ind sfy lights Covering cai
tops. steamer decks, &c This Cement, By is nou-osn-
dnct.on and Ealvinism, preyeRts metal roofs from rust
ing ara undrrEioerinE, and resiEts the eKtIemrs Of heat
ane colo better than s~uything ever inverted. for entire
roots or for cgyeTng metal and the outside Of wood
buildings making them Ere progf. Its appearance il like
slate; beautiful for H. rich palace OF n humble cottage.
TIE uniersigned having -ucdreI The right to the STATE
q Iennessse, vii sel rights Of Territory, b. Counties or
towns, on reasonable terms.
The subscriber Is also pr pared to cover roofs OF build.
ing~, IN any part q the STATE. a. short notice.
This rocf Is nov being put on In this city, for the bene-
o. Of al conornedl and warranted to excel all other
modes % roofing The subscriber having resided In the
city o; Memphis one year. and has had his mode Of roof
ing tessed as % it qualities which has proved satisfac
tory, % which a number Of the most prominent citizens
can testify.
Sc tesumonisls Of the following gentlemen who have
used ~. " IN rnEfsHN nfnura
tor further Information enquire at the ono., where
Rooa 5, No , walkers boa. NemptIs' rem ~ ~
". s BENNETT. Proprietor.
Attach Is a note from John L. Morgan, $50 A.ehi-
tact. BY which may - ssen the opinion Of Nj. Samuel
siozns the oeebratea Architect. and writer upon Archi-
lecture, whose experience with this msde Of roofing.
without ; eoIbt, he satisfactory 70 al.
MEMPHIS, March u. 1857.
Nh W 5 BENNETT: When N Phi adelphia Pa 4
few Gays aEo, Iczltd upon Mr. Samuel Siosn the oele
braied Architect ard author u the Sloan work on arch
iLct.re assed us opinion as 70 the durabi iy sc Of
Vests Patent EOaf such a. you are using N The city Of
Memphis, sadh tod ne that be bad no hesitation In say
ing 70 M nat Il i a good anA durable roof, and is al
tdat is advocates claim u 10 be; farther sayinr that b.
Is using u on . dne building fr himself
hespeetfuhy, John L MORAN, Arohfect.
" S. BESxETr, Esa-, near ST.: RE 49, ~ithin
OCT knovledse q the durability, &C Ct Wests GslvsnI
Cement are these The building you oorasd Ter Us last
spurg, We AN happy 70 state has sn.versd our expects- /
tons. We esn therefore, Ieoummsnd IL to the public for
81 lAAAA- ~ ~ - 2 uNNt. Cheap. Ire and water ]
proof roof Il does not get sot and run from he er.cts
Of the beat q tie sun; nor q Is Il harden and crack
from me e1eets or n cold Any prison wishing TO know
more Of this zrtte-s, can cal al our mandatory.
n. 5. L h CO.,
Car1age Aanufactory. honroe ST ,Memphas Tenn.
MEMPHIS, TINS Dec. s, 1855.
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: ms Is 10 crrifT that
v s Bennett, = vered two roais sor ne last spring Win
che o. thsm wa a new deck, TIE other a. old shlnre
rooL Ehich are giving perfect raiisfactio1. he also re-
paired a dormant window, which leaked badly. and had
|WEHu M NE. al E.WU|mHUwu - 49, a. -
which he succF1ed 10 maklue perIoctiv ffcbt- Idouo,t
recommfnd bis md Of roofing 70 The public
ter an roodHg parpees, and believe lt 70 be a pe-manept
h1tuFe -E~ia As Ana "4ter . COCKRELL,
Proprietor Commercial Hotel.
sUFrR'DT's OFFICE, MEnPHIs & OHroR
AEuFHI. fENN., Frb ~. 1857.
Mr. BENsETT Dear ST. Our Company having Zen
very much via leaEy ears, PIT soms on your
Patent Paist upon them. and 50 far as my knouledre ey-
Try roof o any sort Yours &e
n COFFIN. superintendent.
MEMPHIS TENN, Jan. H. 1851.
To THE PUBIC; " 5 Bennett made appiesr ion 70
-auic Cement Il being = new thing thourbt We uouid
~ 1T: hal II spriled % oar Bac ksrih shop and Eualne
Isuse ATTACHED q The Foundry. they have proved al
e1uired o. > water Bacf roof, having Wifhstood some OF
We can only al, trv il N yea vi y sats6rd-
CURTIS : KNAPP, Iron Founders.
MEMFHIs. Jan. Il, 1857.
NJ. D-nBeu has done soue srlzll snouat sf rOoang
81 ne IN his peculiar v8y, with Coiioa staa coaied vita
preparation the taais az wdich spPears 10 b Goal rar
I l. a very eH efusl sn1 iieht roof. and appears 70 PROM
" considerable d~urtihiy. from the pres rvaive quail
es q the clmrasitiNl. 8hich p~eneirates IA Goth and
ro;ecrs II FIRM III irnuencr Of the air ant water me
onp0sfticn does not liquiiy and run from the ELECTS Of
be heat Of the sun A. summrrs rcr does Il hardea and I
from the nhusnoe IN the cold Of winter. ,
nys-dly A. P. AKRRLL-