Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-30
Architects and Builders

Railroad Companies and the public, to examine its
superiority over other Roofing.
Architects and Builders
Should fail To examine tins Roofing II better
aud cheaper than any thing IN The material
forms hard and smooth surface that Will resist the
of the atmosphere IN every climate. 1t is i'm
pervIous - water, elastic, and flexible. Ii contracts
and expands with the changes Of the atmosphere, and
will neither evaporate crack nor rot; and, as " It's
durability, there is no question
II practically imperishabe, and will perfectly re-
any ordinary external exposure To lire, fully
and abundantiy proven, and will warrant IL water
proof. We VIII engage TO put our Roofing on over or
dinary good shedtnng, old shingles, tar and gravel,
tin, zinc, copper iron Toos-lt making 40 difference
how steep or hat they may be-ior seven dollars per
hundred square feet beng far cheaper than
roof Of the old style, and We are sure will give bet
II will also be found TO be the best thing ever in
vented To mend old eaky tin, tar and gravel
roofs or around chimneys, sCGttes dormer windows
aud cutters where the TN is Tusted through. This
Cement be put ON To last as long stone, and
form perfect adhesion To any object 10 which IL Is
applied. Tin Roots be cemented over (and
ranted not 10 leak at two dollars and Gty cents per
hundred square feet, which is cheaper and much bet
best thing covering large Roofs where they are
posed 10 hre-such as steam Mills, saw Mills, Facto-
RES Railroad Cars, Bridges, Depots, Station Houses
Steamboat Decks, and IN fact every Kind OF Roof where
there Is external exposure from lire. AS the Roof
perfect, without JOINT in H. II presents no chance
for lire 20 communicate, and any light substance viii
burn out without igniting
H1- Insurance Offices at Cincinnati, and other places
where Childs " Co.'S Cement has been used, insure
Buildings with Roofs covered with this Cement at the
for those covered with Iron, Copper or
TN.
ls- The Cement will be furnished to those a dis
tauCy with directions for using.
EE- orders sent 10 the undersigned, through the
Post ohce viii be promptly attended TO-
wonld respectfully refer to the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the Ce-
ment.
Mr.. II. NJ. AkEROYD,
Mai. A. HEIMAN,
Messrs }. a. HUGHES 4 SMITH,
- WARREN * MOORE,
COLEMAN x SPAIN,
MCCULLOUGH HOUGH,
JOHN AcCANN & co.
Col.H l. ANDERSON, sup't n. 6C.RR Co.,
Rev; y. ELLIOTT, Nashville
Mr.. W. b. SHAPAID, .
(" +. r. GLASCOCK, Z"
.. d. F. WlIklN, -
81 JOHN BEATTY,
q NJ &. l. CLAIBORNE, g
wM STOCknlL, -
q y WILLARD, g
- JAS GORDON, %
- r. J. MEIGS, F"
A V. :. LINDSiEY, ="
q JAS H. KENDRICk, .
ENOCH ENSLEY, ..
Mcssrs. MAsRRooK \ MewHIRTER, Nashville
SLAUGHTER { HEREFORD,
w H. GORDON y CO,
Col. A. J. POLK. MauTy county.
Mai 4. j. pONEI.SUN, Davidson county.
Rector +. G, SMITH Columbia
| Mcssrs. 5. W. MORGAN CO, Murfrecsboro
! r. ". MeFADDEN & Co,
IEIPER X Ni-NNiEEE, -
u. b. SHRINEk X CO, ShelbyyiNe-
Mr. JAS. A YOwEI.L, Lewisburg.
| Messrs. MCRE1NOLIs & CO., Ciarksvilie.
| Mr.. u. = WRIGHT, Manchester.
| - A J. RICHARDSON, Mcsiinnvile.
| ca The Nashville x Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
nv have adopted Cement for tho covering OF their
| cars and other work. Also the McMinnvlle Man
| chester Railroad Company. Certificates and testmo-
mails from Cncinnati aud elsewhere, where the Ce-
ment has been general use for several years, can
] be cXhlb ted.
| The undersigned has been engaged IN various modes
OF Cement ruohug for many years and uateTs himself
| that he las gained eXporence and knowledge
| during that Tune. J. T. NArfURST,
| Office No. Is Deaslcrick street.
| decII-u Opposite Patriot UBce.