Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-28
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ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

UEmENl nUuFtNGs
'T'HE undrrssgsd g. srsp4rsd to introduce into In
ITO FIRE AND wATER-PRooF CEMENT ROOFING and
ask the attention of Architects Builders, Railroad Com
Roo6ng. O'N''
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should no. fail to
thing The material forms hard and smooth sur
face that will resist the action of the atmosphere in every
climate. Ii Is mperyious 10 water, elastic, and flexible
II contracts and expands with the changes OF the
phere and will neither evapor rot and as 70
its durability, there is no question.
practically impershahle, and will perectfuy resist
auy ordinary external exposure 20 are as s abundnntv
proved and will 1t waterproof We win en-
10 put our Roofing on over ordinary good heatng
old SHINGLES tar and gravel tin, Enc copper iron
1T making difference how steep DAT lhey may be-
for dollars per one hundred square feet being far
will give better satisfaction.
Il be found be the best thng invented to
mend cid leaky tn and roofs
tin rusted through This Cement put on 20 last
ect 70 which il is applied Tin Roofs can be painted over
land warranted not 20 eak) at liars and hfy
than paint. This Roofing will be found the
theng for covering large hoos where they exposed
Or such Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories, Railroad
CAvs, Bridges Depots Station Houses, Steamboat Decks
and in fact every kind OF Roof where there external
exposure from hre As the kooI perfect without Joint
H. chance for ere and any
ight SUBJ tance will burn out without igniting.
" Insurance onlces at Cincinnati, and other places
Chds Co.'S Cement has been used insure build
ngs with Roofs covered sh this Cement, the same
rates as for those with Iron. Copper or Tin
~ The Cement will be furnished 10 those 1T distance
~ Orders ssnt to the under-igned through the Post
onice. viii be promptly attendedto
Iwoud respectfully refer 10 the following gentlemen
for whom have covered badings with the cement
ARCHITECTS MECHANICS HAsaVnLs.
hr.H. M. AKEROiD.
Mai. A. HEIhAS.
Messrs. J. A. HUGHES SMITH.
wARREN 4 Mo0RE.
COLEMAN sPAIN.I
Nc ULLOUGHA AHGUGHJ
- JOHN McOANN 4 CO.
.vnrpsox -. ~
Rev. c, D. ELLIOTT, Mas vile.
Mr. ". b. sHAPARD,
b. r. GLAsCo TX, % -
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J. N. wI-AAko
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JAS t.KsSDRIcK,
ESocH ENsLtY.
Mss'r'- Hnssiook ansas s.LS sSSwHIRrEa. S.:hvins.
:. sLAgGaIs6 gGo ReRRIEoRD. :.
Col A. }. PoLK, Asury oounty.
Maj A J. DON sLsoS, Davidson.
Rector =. q. .sMIIb, Columbia
Mesrs. =. W. MORGAN 90. Murfreesboro.
Ne srs. K. W. MoFAODEN 90.
LEIPER . MESAIPEE,
ID. B. shRIEER CO. shebVyfIls
Mr.. JAS. A fowElL, LeSisblrgh.
NJ ssrs. M0AEYsoLDs a 90, CiArEsvilis.
Mr. ID 5. Wright, Manchester.
A J. RIoaARDsoN. Medinnvire.
The Nashville a Chattanooga kaiiro&d Company have
adopted cement for the Of ears ana 9th
er uork. Also ths Mc Ainnsle . aaaehester Railroad
Copp.ny Certi1e stes Aad t1snoa from rtncin nau
AMI Shere shsrs The cement has ben general
for se, ,rraI sea =, can be eKh bited.
rhs undsrsnei hAs esea aged Ia various modes Of
roof ng for Ay ears. Aad a4iters himself that
he gained ss1Fssnes -Ha kno sisdss aarsg iAHi
lime = T. sArHUhsr,
Once No. n, DeAderlcx "a.
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