Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-22

TI'HE undersigned is prepared introduce into us,
l. in Tennessee w. L. CIIILLS X co.'s PATENI
| ELASTIC FIRE AND WAIkR-i ROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING, and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders
| Railroad Companies and the public, To examine il.
| superiority over ether Roofing.
Architects and Builders
should not ian o. examine tns ROOlug, t better
| and cheaper than any thing IN The materia
forms a hard and smooth surface that will resist IN.
action Of the atmosphere ~ every climate. Ii is i'm
peryous 20 water, elastic, and flexible 1t contracts
ana expands with the changes of the atmosphere
VIII neither evapUrate crack rot; and as to its
| durability, there question.
II IS practically mperlshabe, and will perfectly
sist any ordinary external exposure 10 fire. is fully
and abundanty proven and we will warrant water
proof. We VIII engage TO put Roofing over or
dInary good sheathing, old shingles and gravel,
tin zinc, copper. making difference
how steep tat they may be-lor seven dollars per
one hundred square feet being cheaper than any
ROOF Of the old style, and we will give bet
! ter satisfaction.
1t will also be found TO be the best thing ever in
vented TO cover mend old leaky tin, and gravel
roofs or around chmneys, scuttles, dormer windows
ahu sutters, "here the TN is rusted through THIS
Cement Gun be put on to last long stone, and
form perfect adhesion Ia any object which It rs
applied lin Roofs can be ceniented over (and war
ranted not to Leak two dollars aud fifty per
hundred square feet, which is cheaper and much bet
ter than paint. This Roofing Will be found the
best thing Tor covering large Roofs where they
posed tu nre-such team Mills, saw Mills, Faetn
ries, Railroad Cars, Bridges Heputs station Houses
Steamboat decks and IN fact every Kind Roof where
there Is an external exposure from lire. As the Roof
Is perfect, without Joint in it, presents chance
burn out Without igntng.
F- Insurance Offices at Cincinnati and other places
where ChIds y Co.'S Cement has been used, nsur,
Buildngs with Roofs covered with this Cement, az tt
same rates as for those covered with Iron Copper
H- The Cement will be furnished to those at a dis
tanCt with directions using.
E45- orders seat to the undersigned, through the
Post Uiice viii be promptly attended To-
would respectfully refer to the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings with the Ce
Architects AND MASTER MECHANICS or NAsAvIIIK
Mr.. II. NJ. AhEROYD,
Maj. a. HE1MAN,
Messrs. J. A HUGHES 4 SMITH,
WARREN X MOORE
" COLEMAN x SPAIN,
90 MCCULLOUGH HOUGH,
" JOHN McCANN x co.
Col. I ANrERsoN, supr n. & R. Co.,
Rev. d. ELLIOTT, Nashville.
Mr.. W. B. SHAPARD,
" +. r. GIASCpCk, +"
u. p WlIklN,
" JOHN BEATTY,
/" VI. G.. /. CLAIBORNE" A"
Z" WM. STOCkEIL,
J y. WILLARD,
g JAS. GORION, ~
K. J. ME1GS,
A. Y. :. LlNTlSLEY, 80
a. JAS. II. KENDRICk, -
Msssrs, MAsRRook \ MewHIRrER, Nashville
SLAUGHTER & HERRFoRD,
" ". II. GORDON \ Co,
Col. A. J. POLK, Manry county.
Mai A. J. DO$IiSON, Davidson county.
Rector r. g. SMITH. Columbia.
Messrs. $ W. MORGAN x CO.. Murfreesboro.
d" r. w McFADHEN x Co, {"
80 LEIPER & MENNIFEE,
" u. ID. SHRfVER K CO, ShelbyyiIle.
Mr. JAS. A. VOWEL, Lewisbntg.
Nessrs. McREYNOIIiS * co, CiarksviIe.
Mr. ID. 5. WRIGHT. Manchcster. H..
- A. J. RICHARDSON, McMnnville
Hs- The Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad Compa
ny have adopted this Cemcnt fur tha covering Of hr
cars and other work Also the McMlnnVe K Man
chester Railroad Company. CeTt1cates aud testimo
nials from Cincinnati and elsewhere, where the Co
Inent has been general for several years, can
be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged Ia various modes
ni Cement rOong for many years, and nagteTs himself
that lac has gained some experience and knowledge
during that time j. 7. NATffUtlST,
Oflce No. IS Dcadcrlck street,
decll-u opposite Patfut Oflce.