Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-26

! ia Tennessee ". r. CHIIltS A cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING, and asks the Of Architects Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the public, 10 examine It's
| superiority over ulieT Roofing
Architects and Builders
should nu, Iil a. Roofing as Il better
forms hard and smooth surface that resist the
action Of the atmosphere IN every climate II IS
peryious 20 water, elastic and flexible IL contracts
and expands with the changes of The atmosphere and
Will neither evap1rate, crack nor rot and, u its
durability, there ls no question.
IL practically mpershablc, and will perfectly
sist any ordinary external exposure 10 Are fully
and aoundanuy proven, and We viii warrant water
proof. We viii engage To put our Roofing
dinafy good shcathng, old shingles, tar and gravel
tin, ziic, copper or iron roolsit making difference
how steep or Tat they may be-for seven dollars per
hundred square feet beng far cheaper than any
roof of the old style aud are sure 1t will give bet
ter satisfaction.
Il viii also be found 20 be the best thing ever in.
vented 20 cover or mend old Iky tin, tar ana gravel
roofs OF around chluncys Scuttles, dOrmer windows
and CATERS, where the tan rasted through tbs
Cement can be Put on 10 last long stone, and
form perfect adhesion any object which IL h
applied I'm Roofs can DC eementcd over (and war
ranted noi 90 eak) dollars and hty cents per
hundred square feet, which Is cheaper and much bct
ter than paint This Roofing viii be found 70 he the
best thing for covering large Roofs here they
posed u nre-such steam Mills saw MIs, fscIo-
res Railroad Cars Bridges Delots, Stasi.n HosIscs
Steamboat Decks and ia fact every kind OF Roof where
there Is an external exposure from IRE the Roof
= perfect, without joint IN n, IL presents chance
for IRE 10 communicate and any light substance win
Rs Insurance dfnces AZ Cincinnati and other places
where Chids 4 Cos Cement has been used insure
same rates as for those covered wth Iron Copper
Sc The Cement viii be furnished 10 those at dis-
tAnce with directions for using. f-
h0- Orders sent 10 The undersigned, through the
Poet Once will be prosnptiy aisended to
would respectfully refer To the following gentle
inca fcr whom have covered buildings win the Ce-
meat - ft
ARcBrTtrTs sSD MASTER xEraAslos ux NASHVILLE
Mr.. II N AkEROYD,
Maj. A. HEIaAS, - A
hessrs- .. A. HUGHES sNITH,
WARREN 4 MOORE,
- COLEMAN A SPAIN
p" MCCULLOUGH 4 HoCGH,
Is JOHN NecANN 4 90.
Col II L ANDERSON, sapt NscRaco
Rev d ELLIOTT, Nashville.
Mr.. W q. SliAPARli, .
q 4 z GLAscocR,
T. ,. VILLAIN,
- JOHN BEATY,
:" NJ 6. l. CLAIBORNE, -
wN sTOChkLL,
JAS GORDON
r, J. MICS,
A. v. :. IINnSfKY
JAS "a kEsnRIsk
kNOgH ENSiEY.
NESS # I1Ss5ssoS 5.'5s ! sIi, s;WmnrH. s..sva.
SLAUGHTER 4 HERRrFoRD,
". H. GORDON a Gu.
Col A. J. POLK. Many eeenty-
MAi 4. J. DoSELsoN Eavsazssa county -
Rector y C. SMITH, colamesa
neAsFa- = W. MORAN a CO, Marfrecsieros
z n. AcfADnt-N 4 Gu.
= IkiFER 4 HENNEffE
q a. sHuykR \ CO, Si.clbyvslie.
NJ. JAS. A Nuwt1l, LewlsbaF9.
Aszs-s- neRElSof4si 4 CO, caskssiiis.
hr. u : WRIGHT Manchester
A. J. RICHARDSON, heAsnavilie
81 Tsas Sasissaie clss,anaasz Railroad cn1np~
sy have afot tbs cen4-t.t fr tr crinE q lhrlr
-sa sslsss waFk- A.ss slss aesfnnxilin \ Ma
chester k<iiroad ConaEany crrsl1ratea ana seszhna
asls fFas Gnctaz4ii s,sa elsEH kere wAcre lhn Co
be exAlhtezi
The aaasrssaed has haea enes<ed h vsruas nal-ses
q ceinns FssaaE fog asny sezrs aad 1zseFs hHnsef
that he has gzlled solne experae8re za1 knoxle1re
darnAx tsaas time. J. r. SATHCnSI.
ossre Ne l& flsAsierhk street
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