Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

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| l. in Tennessee W. f. CHILDS 4 cos PATENT
| ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CESlENT 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 not tail to examine tins Roofing, Is better
| and cheaper than any thing in The material
forms hard and smooth surface that will resist the
action OF the atmosphere in every climate. 1t
perVlous 10 water elastic, ana flexible. II
and expands with the changes Of the atmosphere, and
viii neither evaporate, crack rot; and,
| durability, there IS NO question.
II u practically nnperishabe, and will perfectly
sist any ordinary external exposure to fire, fully
and abundanty proven, and we will warrant ii water
proof. We will engage 10 put our Roofing
dinary good sheathng, old shingles, and gravel,
tin, znC, copper, iron rOofs-t making difference
how steep or fiat they may bs-for seven dollars per
hundred square feet being far cheaper than any
roof Of the old style, and 1t viii give bet
ter satisfaction
II will also be found 70 be the best thing ever in
vented To mend old leaky tin, and gravel
roofs, or around chimneys, scuttes dormer windows
and cutters where the un IS rusted through THIS
Cement can be put ON 20 last as long stone, and
form perfect adhesion to any object to which is
applied. Tin Roofs can be cemented (and
ranted not To leak) at Two dollars and nty cents per
hundred square feet which II cheaper and much bet
ter than paint. THIS Roofing will be found be the
best thing for covering large Roofs where they are ex
posed 10 tirc-such steam Mills saw Mills, Eaeto-
ries, Railroad Cars, Bridges Depots, station Houses,
Steamboat Decks, and tact every kind Rhof where
there Is external exposure from ire As the Roof
Is perfect, without JOINT In it, it presents chance
for ire o communicate, and any light substance Will
burn out without gnitng.
Re- Insurance ofices al Cincinnati and other places
where Chiids n Co.'S Cement has been used, insure
buildings with Roofs covered with this Cement AZ the
same rates as for those covered with Iron, Copper
Tin.
ss- The Cement will be furnished 20 those at a dis
tancc wnh directions for using.
ES- orders sent 20 the undersigned, through the
Post ONCE viii be prOmpaly attended 70.
would respectfully refer To the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the ce
ment.
ARcuTEcIs MECHANICS OF NASHVILLE.
Ar II. NJ AkERoYD,
Mai A. HEIMAN.
Messrs j. A HUGHES SMITH,
.. WARREN MOORE
- COLEMAN SPAIN.
- MCCULLOUGH Il HoUGH,
.. JOHN MccASS n co.
Col / ANDERSON, sapt " Ac.RR-co,
Rev. & q. ElLIUIr, Nashville.
Mr.. ". q. sliAPARp, "
r e. Gi-ASCOCk, %
. d. ,. wILKIN, ~"
. JOHN BEATTY, I"
- NJ Z. l.. CLAIBORNE
wA. srOCRE1I, q
y. WILLARD, %
JAS. GoRDON
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JAS II. kENDRICk -
ENOCH ESSLEl, "a
Nessrs nAssRook : MewHrRrER, Nashville
.. BuhsGE ALLEN.
sLArGHTER : aEsRIFoRD.
W. IL. 0oRDoN co,
Col A. J. POLK, NAary cosnty.
MAJ. A. J. DoNLIssoN nAvlasaa county.
Rector y. G. SMITH Columbia
h-Ssrs : ". MORGAN A co. Marfreesboro.
r. W AcfAIH,k-N a Co
{" Lk1PkR MENSffEE
. n. a. StiRIHER 4 90, Shelbyvllls.
NF. JAS. A. iUwkII., Is-xsbdrg.
Neszrs- AeRkf fNOfIr A CO. Carks.ilia.
Mr.. D. = WRIGHT, Manchester.
A }. RlCHARIEeN, Mesfinaxilia
ns- The Nashville 4 chaftznosxA Railroad Gonna
ny have Adopted tbs cennnt 1or fAs csxering ther
and otheF w0rk- Alsa the McMinnxiile 4 Nsa
CHESTER Railroad C0mpany- CerIhc4fes asa tnstszao-
aais fron clacinnau aaa eiseWhzfu, where tha cs-
H<at has beea n geaerai ior several years ean
- exhsbised.
TIE aadsssgaed has boea engaged n rarioss modes
al Cenlent roG fer nlany Year. and aattzfs haE.sea
tlzi he has gai1ed soac exEerieuce aud k1oNlc1Sc
aaFsng tlai tgsas, J. r NATifURST,
o1ce No. IS Ikaadersak sGrsef
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