Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-29
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Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

J,HE undersigned is prepared 10 introduce into
i in Tennessee W. +. CHILIS cos PATENT
ING and asks the attention Of Architects Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, TO examine its
superiority over other Roofing
Architects and Builders
Should tail examine tins Roofing is better
and cheaper than any thing in use. The material
forms hard and smooth surface that will the
peTvlous 10 water, elastic and flexible IL contracts
and expands with the changes OF the atmosphere, and
will neither eVaporate, crack nor rot; and, as 10 its
durability, there is no question.
IL Is practically impershable and will perfectly
any ordinary external exposure to ire is fully
and abundantiv proven and we will warrant water
proof. We will engage 10 put our Roofing on
dinary good seathInG, old shingles tar and gravel,
tin, Zuc, copper iron rooist making no difference
how steep fiat they may be-fnr seven dollars per
hundred square feet being far cheaper than any
roof Of the old style aud we are sure will give bet
ter satisfaction.
1t will also be found TO be the best thing in
vented Ia cover mend old leaky tin and gravel
roofs or around chmneys, scuttles, dormer windows
and guttcrs, where the tin is rustcd through. This
form perfect adhesion " any object To which II is
applied Tin Roofs can he cemented over (and war
ranted ieaS) at dollars and fifty cents per
hundred square feet, which is cheaper and much bet
ter than paint THIS Roofing will be found 20 be the
best thing for covering large Roofs where they
posed 10 tre-such as steam Mills, saw Mills, Facto-
ries, Railroad Cars, Bridges, DepOts Station Houses
Steamboat Decks and in fact every kind OF Roof where
there - external exposure from hre As the Roof
perfect without joint IN IL, it presents no chance
for are To communicate, and any light substance Will
burn oct without igniiing.
as- Insurance Offices at Cincinnati and other places
where Childs X Co.'S Cement has been used, insure
Buildings with Roofs covered with this Cement, at the
same rates as Tor those covered with lron Copper or
ME- The Cement will be furnished to those at a dis
tancr with directions for using.
HE- Orders sent TO the undersigned, through the
Post once will be promptly attended to.
would respectfully refer To the following gentle
whom have covered buildings with the Ce
ment
Mr. H. NJ AkEROYD,
Mai A. HElMAN,
Messrs. J. A. HUGHES & SMITH,
4" WARREN & MOORE,
1" COLEMAN x SPAIN,
" MCCULLOUGH HoUGH,
4" JOHN NcCANN & CO.
Col. IL l. ANDERSON, supt ". sc. R. Co,
Rev. u. ELLIOTT, Nashville.
Mr. W. b. SHAPARD, Z"
+. r. GI.ASCOCK, ("
" d. +. WIi.KlN, ="
JOHN beatty, "
NJ q. L. CLAIBORNE, "
" WM SroCkE1L,
J n. WILLARD, "a
JAS. GORDON,
- X. J. MElGS, 4"
A. V. :. LINnSLEY, "a
% JAS II. KENDRICK, Z"
ENoCH ENSIEY,
Messrs. HAsBRooK & MowHIRTER, Nashville
SLAUGHTER HiRRrroRD,
". ii. GORDON 4 CO..
Col. A. J. POLK, Marry county.
Maj A. J. DONEISON, Davidson county.
Rector r 6. SMITH, Columbia
Messrs. : W. MORGAN 4 CO., Mnrfreesboro.
r. W McFApDEN x Co,
LEiPER X MENNIFEE,
d. b. sHRlvER 4 CO., shelbyyiie.
Mr JAS. A. YOWEII.. LewisbaFE.
Messrs. MeREYNOI.IlS 90, Ciarksyille.
Mr. ID. : WRIGHT, Manchester.
{" a. J. RICHARDSON, AcAinnvlie.
Es- The Nashville < Chattanooga Railroad Cornpa
have adopted this Cenient for tia covering 90 their
NM ia a
chester Railroad Company Certificates and tssfirno-
mails from Cincinnati and elsewhere, where the ce-
ment has been n general Tor several years, can
be exhibited.
The undersigned has been enga aged In various modes
% Cement roofing Tor many years and atters himself
that he has gained experience and knowledge
during that time. J. 7. SATHUHST,
once No. IS Dssdesick street,
decli-a opposite Patriot once.