Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-15
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PATE Mt
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

Li6SstC THU dHu hdtCI IEVVl
CEMENT ROOFING.
TJ'HE undersigned is prepared 10 introduce into use
l. IN Tennessee ". T. CHILDS CU'S PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING, and ASKS the attention OF Arehiteets Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the public, TO examine its
superiority over other Roofing.
Architects and Builders
Should mot Ia Ia examine TINS Roofing, better
and cheaper than any thing in use. The material
forms "a hard and smooth surface that Will resist the
action OF tho atmOsp phere every climate. Il im-
pervous to water, elastic, and flexible. 1t
expands with the changes Of the atmosphere and
will neither cvaporatc, crack rot; aud, 10 lis
durability, there Is.nO question.
II Is practically nnperisiahle, and will perfectly
sist any ordinary external exposure hre fully
and sbundanty proven, and We viii warrant it water
proof We viii engage to put our Roofing over or
dnary good sleathing old shingles, tar aud gravel,
TN ENC, copper, or iron rOoist making no difference
how steep Or hat they may be-or seven dollars per
hundred square feet being far cheaper than any
roof OF the old style, and are sure w give bet
ter satisfaction.
II viii also be fouad 10 be tho best thing ever in
vented % cover or mend old leay tn tar and gravel
roofs or around chinn-ys scuttles dorner Windows
and cutters, where the un Is rusted through. This
Cement can DO put on % last as long stone, and
form a perfect adhesion % amy object which t is
applied. lin Roofs can b. cenoltcd over (and war
rantei not to leak) at two dollars and any per
hundred square feet, which Is cheaper and much bet
ter than paint. THIS Roofing viii be found 10 be the
best thing for covering Large Roofs where they
posed u nre-such steam Mills, saw Aills, Facto-
rtcs, Railroad Cars, Brdgas, lepots, station Houses,
Steamboat Decks, and in tctevery knd oT Roof where
there ~ external exposure from ire. As te koaf
perfect, without Joint In IL, Il presents no chance
Tor arc to communicate and any light substance will
burn out without tsniting.
Rs- Insurance offices at Cincinnati and other places
where Chiids Coz Cement has been used, insure
buildings al Roofs covered with this Cement, tiis
same rates for those covered with Iron, Copper OF
Tn.
az The Cement will be furnished 10 those at a dis
tancr with directions Tor using.
Es- orders sent % the undersigned, through the
Post ui1ce viii Dc promptly attended ~
would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the ce-
Iaent.
ARoHTEcs Axp M1srKs MECHANICS or s.sa,nlS
NTH. ". AkERUYp,
hsi-A- HEInAN,
- WARREN 4 MOORE
"a COLEMAN n SPAIN
- MCCULLOUGH 4 HoUGH,
" JOHN MeCANS 90.
Col ANnERsoS, sap't N kc.RRco.,
kev. & d h11orI, Nashville.
Nr W. y. sHAPARn,
y r. Gi.AsC0CK,
e" D. D wII.KIN,
:. JOHN BEATTY,
=. ". o. L CLAIBORNE, "a
I" WI STuCkEII.,
4" y. wIII-ARD,
s' JAS. GORDON
e. HEi0S,
&" A. V, r IISfSLEY, -
- JAS. II. KESDRIck, q
MesaFs, HAsReook : MewHIRrER, SashvIn.
80 RcE ALIEN
"a SLAUGHTER : HERkiFORD, a
"a. H. GORDON A CO..
Col A. J. Polk, AAnTy eoaniy.
A4l a. J. DOSkilSON, Dax tasoa county.
Rretor ,. G. SMITH, Columbia
Nyssrs- :. ", Aoi,G4S CO, M1rfrecssore.
II W. NcfADDEN 4 Co,
IkIiER 4 NESSIFEE
y. b sltRIvER A co. shelbyvils.
Mr. JAS A YowEi1.. Ieu~barx
Msssrs- McREYSoflr Co, c14Fksstlie.
Mr. ~ :. WRIGHT, Manchester.
A 3 RICHARDSON, No NASHVILLE.
g. The Nashville 4 chassaasasA Railroad Csruans-
ny have siaplsd Lhis Ceneat faf csserlng a tels
ears and other sark. Also the acAlnnsilie ! Msa
chester Railroad t1nafsny. Cestincatea and iesInaf
nisls from Csctahsil ana elsewhere, ehere ne ca
ssnt hNs beea general fer sesesAl ,ears, e.a
be exhibasd
Ths aaaersAxnes has been enxazss n ysrsnss naoes
ex Csmsst Fssnng ff sny years. aaa GatsrFr hlElsl
thai be has sainss e2IzFaztlre sad knoalelze
daFsng that tlnae- J. 7. AAIHrkST.
oeEe Ne. Is neaaerhk street.,
decsi-u eFsssIie fslriet o<snr