Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-18

l. H. tennessee W r. CHILIIS n cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER-P PROOF 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 fail o. examine this Roofing, II is better
anu cheaper than any thing IN The material
forms hard and smooth surface that viii resist the
action Of the atmosphere in every climate. Ii Is inn
peryiO0s to water, elastic, and flexible. Ii contrasts
and expands with the changes of the atmosphere and
Will neither evaPorate, crack nor rot; and, as 10 lis
durability, there is no question
II is practically mperishable, and will perfectly
sst any ordinary external exposure TO FIRE, Is fully
anu abcndanty proven, and will warrant ii water
proof We VIII engage to pun our Roofing on over or
dinary good sheathing old shingles, tlTnd gravel,
tin, znc copper, or iron rootsn making no difference
how steep or mai they may be-ior seven dollars per
hundred square feet IL beng far cheaper than any
roof OF the old style, aud we will give bet
satisfaction.
Il will also be found 10 be the best thing ever
vented - cover mend old leaky tin tar and gravel
roofs or around chimneys scuttles, dorner windows
and cutters, where The tin Is rusted through. THIS
Cement can be put on 10 last as long as stone and
form perfect adhesion TO any object td which il Is
applied Tin Roofs can be eemented over land war
ranted not to eak az two dollars and hfty cents per
hundred square feet which Is cheaper and much bet
than paint THIS Roofing will be found 70 be the
best thing for covering large Roofs where they are ex
posed to hre-such steam Mills, saw Mills, Faeto,
res Railroad Cars Bridges, Depots station Heases,
Steamboat Decks and ia TACT every kind u Roof where
there + external exposure from fire. As tine Roof
perfect without JOINT in it, presents chance
for Are to communicates, and any light substance viii
burn out without igniting
s- Insurance. Offices at Cincinnati and other places
where Childs Y Cos Cement has been used, insure
Buildings With Roofs covered with this Cement, at the
same rates FOR those covered with Iron, Copper or
TIN.
sS- The Cement viii be furnished to those at a dis
tancs with directions for using aa =
CT OrdeTs 90 tiss uidsf signvd, snroush t's
Post oiice viii be promptly attended to-
would respectfully refer 70 the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings With ths ce-
AEcInrEcTs AND MASTER MECHANICS os SAsAyun
ur. II " AkER0YD,
MAJ A. HEIAAN kEsHtfEs
Nessrs. J. HUGHES SMITH,
WARREN MOORE, e
:. MCCULLOUGH & Hou6H, a =
JOHN AcCANS & co.
coLH I ANDERSON, supr y. kcRR Co,
Rev Z n ELLIOTT, Nashville
e. s s SS4HsgScx' SffsIS e bnH $50
q JOHN BflArY. sa aEr4
4" NJ @ l. CLAIBORNE
+" WI. SfOckEiI,
" J \. WILLARD, :"
=. JAS GORDON, -
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A. v. ) lINDsIEY. ~
'' ENOCH ENSLEY,
a.:.F.. isasds hAse.seos = ssEMRErR sa.ssiils
sikTuafEss s.1 1 EfxRrroRp Is
:" ". H. GORDON 4 CO, ~
Col. A. \, foLk, MaaEy coaziy.
Maj A. J. poNt1SON, DaEttza1n county.
Rector y. c. SMITH, Calunba-
Nss.Fs- : ". MORGAN 4 Co, Msrfrsszssro.
X ". AcFADDES = CO,
IEiPER 4 uE<NlfER,
D n sHRIyER \ 90. shelbyyille.
Mr., JAS A. Iowki-i., LeN1seasg.
Aessrs- NcREfSOl-LS co, C1ArkssiIia.
Mr. II, = Wight, azpehsstsr. 3 ....sa =
= A. ,. RICHARDSON. NeNinnvtfle.
ss- fhe Sashvflse chAoaaeoga Raread cazapA.
ny have 4iste this Cezzaut far the coscrnk q thrr
cars ana osi.sr wosk- Alss ne NeN.anxslie ! Ma
chester fekEexsd ConfznF- CsF<zdcases and
niais roa eaciDnAti aa4 ciscwArrs, w1erc sils O.
Ana&s
bs exhbiie4-
fhs ss<eszlsaed has tsssn eaezxna n ssFtss meess
of Csuent Funhag 80 aszy AMI nz<zsrs hnssf
anring thai tz1aas !. T. kAIi4IIkSI
oaos No a. fraaeElck street..
ldecai-d ss4r<Ee f4zrst o11cs.