Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-16
Architects and Builders

ELASTIC FIRE AND NAIERi'ROOl ttMENl ROOF
ING and asks the attention Of Architects Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, 10 examine its
superiority over other Roofing.
Architects and Builders
Should eAtIune tu.s Roofing Il Is better
and cheaper than any thing IN use. The material
forms hard and smooth surface that viii resist the
acton OF the atmosphere rn every climate IL ~ inn
nervous water, elastic, and flexible. IL contracts
and expands with the changes the sphere and
will neither cvapoate, crack IUt; and, as 10 ITS
durability, there IS no question.
II Is practically impeTishable, and VIII perfectly re-
sst any ordinary external exposure to fire, IS fully
and abundaItly proven, and we will warrant 1t water
proof We Will engage To put our Roofing ON over or
binary good sheathing old shingles tar and gravel,
ziuc. copper, iron rOoisi max ing no difference
how steep or fiat they may be-or seven dollars per
hundred square ieet beng lar cheaper tan any
roof Of the old STYLE and we are sure VIII give bet
ter satisfaction.
II Will also be found 20 be the best thing in-
vented tO cover mend Old leaky tin, tar and gravel
roofs or around climneys scuttles, dormer windows
and cutters where the TIN is rusted through. This
Cement can be put to last as long stone, and
a perfect adhesion Ia any object to which II -
applied. Tin Roofs can be Ccmented over (dnd war
rantcd Leak at two dollars and hity cents per
hundred square feet which is cheaper and much bet
ter than paint This Roofing Will be found to he the
bcs thing for covering large Roofs where thcy are cA
posed u irc-such steam Mills, saw Mills, facto-
ri.s Railroad Cars, Bridges, Deputs, station Houses,
Steamboat Decks, and in tact every kind Of Roof where
there eNtrrna! exposure from lire. As the Roof
perfect without joint IN II, II presents no chance
for ire u communicate, and any light substance VIII
burn out without ignstlng-
wiivir Chlls Il Co.'S Cement has been used, insure
buildings with Roofs covered with this Cement, at the
rates FOR those covered with Iron, Copper OF
lg- The Cement will be furnished those at a lis
uncr with directions for using.
Err Orders seat to the undersigned, through the
Post Ut;cc Will be promptly attended To-
would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
mon Tor whom have covered buildings with the &c
ARCHITECTS AND MASTER xE,HANcs or SAsAvnIE
Mai. a. HElAiAN,
Mcssrs. J. A. HUGHES * SMITH,
" WARREN y MOORE,
COLEMAN * SPAIN.
MCCULLOUGH HuUGH,
q" JOHN MoCANN y CO.
Col. II / ANrERSoN, sup't y. L C R Co,
Rev. D. ELLIOTT, Nashville.
Mr. W. q. SiAPARD, -
f. r. GLASCOCk,
L. +. WILklN,
JOHN BEATTY,
NJ 6. !. CLAIBORNE, "
" WM. STOCkEL,
" y. WILLARD,
" JAS. CORR On,
A V. : II\nSLEY, -
- JAS. II. KENpRICk, -
d" ENOCH ENSLEY, 4"
Messrs, HAsBRook 4 MswHIRTER, Nashville
BURGE 4 ALLEN. 4"
SLAUGHTER \ HEREFORD,
Col. A. J. OLH, Maury county.
Mai. A J. DONEtSON, Davidson county.
Rector +. G.. SMITH, Columbia
Aessrs. : W. MORGAN X co, Murfreesboro.
K. W McFAnrEN X co,
LETTER X MENNIFEE, a.
II. b. SIiRINER Il Co, Shelby VILE
Mr.. JAS. A. YOWElI, LewisburF.
Messrs McREINOIIS X co, Clarksville.
Mr.. u : WRIGHT, Manchester
A. J. RICHARDSON, McNinnviile
e. The Nashville X Chattanooga Railroad COmpa
ny nave adopted tins Cement for tho covering of then
cars and other work. Also the McMnnviile X Man
chester Railroad Company Certificates and tcstImo
mails from Cincinnati aud elsewhere, where the CO
meut has been n general for several years, can
bc exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged in various modes
Cement roofing many years and atters himself
that lac has gained some experience and knowledge
during that time. j. I. NAIHURST,
Once No. 10 ncaderick street,
declI-tf opposite ratriot once.