Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-06

fyNHE undersigned is prepared 20 introduce into use
l. in Tennessee w. 4. CHILDS cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the attention OF Architects, Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the public, To examine its
superiority over other Roofing.
Architects and Builders
should iIii examine TINS Roofing, II better
and cheaper than any thing in The material
forms hard and smooth surface that viii Resist the
action oI the atmosphere IN every climate IL IS i'm
pervious O water elastic and flexible. IL contracts
and expands With the changes OF the atmosphere, and
will neither evaporate, crack rot; and, to its
durability there Is no question.
IL is practically imperishable and Will perfectly re-
sst any ordinary exteria exposure 10 re, Us Is iuly
and abundantly proven, and we will warrant water
pTocf We VIII engage To put our Roofing Oh over Or
binary good sheathng, old shingles, Tar and gravel,
tin, zlnc copper iron rOOfsit making difference
how steep nat they may be-for seven dollars per
hundred square feet; beng far cheaper than
roof OF the old style, and We are sure Il will give bet
It viii also be found to be the best thing ever in
vented TO cover mend old caky Tin, tar and gravel
rools, around chlmneys scufiies dornaer windows
and cutters, where the TIN Is rusted through. Th's
Cement can be put on 10 last as long stone. and
form perfect adhesion TO any object 10 which 1t is
applied. Tin Roofs can be ceuientcu tand
rsnted % leak dollars and uty cents per
hundred square feet, which is cheaper anu
ter than paint This Roofing will be found q, be
best thing for covering large Roofs where they are
posed "a hrs--such steam Mills, Mills, Facto-
ries, Railroad Crs Bridges, Bepots, station Houses
Steamboat Decks, and IL aet every Kind OF Roof where
there Is external exposure from Ire As the Roof
Is perfect, without joint in IL, Il presents chance
for IRE To communicate, and ANY light Substance Il
burn out without ignitiRg
a. Insarancs Offices at CINCINNATI and other places
whore Childs Co.'S Cement has been used, insure
Buildings with Roofs covered with this Cement at the
rates for those covered with Iron, Copper
To.
az The Cement win be furnished TO those al a dis
tance with directions for using.
ea- orders seut 10 the undersigned, through the
Post ofice viii be promfuy attended 10.
would respectfully refer to the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with The Co
ment.
ARCHITECTS AND xasTER MECHANICS oF NASHVILLE
Nr. II. II. AkERoYD,
Nessls. J. 4, HUGHES L ssiI1H,
/" WARREN & MOORE,
4" CULEAAS x SPAIN,
I" MCCULLOUGH HuCGH,
JOHN AccANN co.
Col II L ANDERSON, supr " &C. RR Co,
Rev; y. EIIoTT, Nashville.
Mr. ". D. SHAPAkI,
.. l. r. Gi.AScOck, "a
a. h. p. wfLhlN,
Z" JOHN BEAIl, -
"a u. q. l. CLAIBORNE,
4" WA SfuCnkII,
:" y. wlII-ARD,
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+" A. v. :. LISDSLEY, /"
. JAS. II. kk<uiICA, "a
ENocH ESsIEY,
Msssrs- hAsBkoOA 4 MewHIgrER, Nashville
bUkGk A AI11Z, .
sLAUGHfER A HEREFORD,
". IA. GoRpoS co;
Col. A. J. fuLk, Marry county.
Mai A. j. DuNklsOS, nsyAisun county.
Rsetar D. g. SMITH, Columbia
hessrs- = W. MoitGAS 4 Gu, Nzrffeesbore.
r. W. NefAnDES CO.,
- LEifER a IENNIfkE,
D. H. sHRiNER 4 GO, shclbyxalla
Mr.. JAS A. fUNkiI., Lea lsbarg.
Aezsfs. AiRfsi NOi1SS 4 10, CtArksslie.
Mr. u. I. WRIGHT, Manehesgsr.
81" A J. RICHARDSON. MeNnae1le.
aar The Nashville chzttAaOas4 sAilrezd Campa-
ny AoItd tis Cc1acal tl1s eoFersuz q xeir
and etiaer work Aiee The ~ Ainnvi.s : Aaa
chester Railroad casnfARy. Certiscalcs ant Irstsmo-
ntais fsusn Cinelnnatl ana elssehere wlsrFr lie
iAent has eeen geaef1i Cor several years.
be ekhlisllrd. -
ne aascsssnea has been eaeszed Ia varoaz zas-ses
u crmz Eslisag Zoe many years Aad nlsers hsns<H
Nlzl he has g4i0ed Sal1e exqeFtetee and knnHik1gt
aaring that tame }. = SAIisUEsI.
once Ne IS ne4aegtrk s.rre<.
deeff-u csisa<ire lsalrssl cas-.