Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-17


i IN Tennessee w. Z. CHllIiS x cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER-l ROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders,
Railroad Companies, and the public, 10 examine It's
superiority over other Roofing
Architects and Builders
Should ii To examine tins koOing as II Is better
and cheaper than any thing IN use The material
forms hard and smooth surface that VIII resist the
action of the atmosphere IN every climate IL Is I'M
pervious 20 water elastic, and flexible. II contracts
expands with the changes Of the atmosphere, and
will neither evaporate, crack nor rot and, as 10 its
durability, there l. no question.
ItIs practically impershable and will perfectly
sst any ordinary external exposure to ire, is fully
and abunGanty proven, and will warrant 1t water
proof We will engage to put our Roofing on over or
binary good sheathing old shingles tar and gravel,
un zinc, copper, iron roois making no difference
how steep fiat they may bo-for seven dollars per
hundred square feet being TAR cheaper than any
roof Of the old style, and we are sure IL VIII give Oct
ter satisfaction
Il will also be found to be the best thing in
vented to cover or mend old leaky tin, and gravel
roofs or around chinncys scuttles, dormer windows
and gutters, where the tin is rustrd through 1his
Cement can be put on TO last as long stone, and
form perfect adhesion to any object 10 which II IS
applied. Tin Roofs can be ccmented over (and war
rantcl Leak al dollars and dity cents per
hundred square feet, which IS cheaper and much bet
ter than paint This Roofing Will be found Ia he the
tang for covering large Roofs where they are eX
posed t. nrc-such steam Mills, saw Mills, Facto-
reS, Railroad Cars Bridges uepotsr station houses
Steamboat Dccs and in fact every kind OF Root where
there external exposure from IRE As the i'"oi
IL perfect, without joint IN II, presents no chance
for IRE u communicate and any light substance viii
burn out without igntng.
r. Insurance Offices at Cincinnati, and other places
where Chids X Co.'S Cement las been used, insure
Buildings with Roots covered with this Cement at IN,
same for those covered with Iron, Copper oi
re- The Cement viii be furnished those at a dis
tauCe with directions for using
E5- orders seUt 10 the undersigned, through tue
Post Oficc viii be promptly attended TO-
would respectfully refer the following gentle
mon for whom have covered buildings with the Ce
An,IurE,1s AND MASTER ME,HANIcs or NASHVILLE.
Mr.. II. NJ AhEEOYD,
Mai. A. HERMAN,
Mess.s. J. A. HUGHES * SMITH,
WARREN X MOORE,
COLEMAN X SPAIN,
MCCULLOUGH HOUGH,
JOHN McCANN * CO.
Col.HL ANDERSON, Sap't y GCR p Co.,
Rev. y. ELLIOTT Nashville.
Mr.. ". r. SHAPAED, d"
+. r. Gl.ASCbCk, -
" d. T. WnKlN, "
JOHN BEATTY, "
NJ &. /. CLAIBORNE" "
4" WM STOCKEIL, =
Z" \. WILLARD, -
:. JAS GORDON, a."
q" r. }. MICS, -
\. Y. :. LINpSIFI, -
JAS H. KENDREGk, :"
&" ENOCH ENSLEY -
Messrs. HisRRoOK & MewHIRTER, Nashville
=" BURGE X ALLEN,
" SLAUGHTER \ HkRRToRD, "
W. H. GORDON X Co, a.
Col. A. J. POLK, Mluty county.
Mai. \. j. DoNEI.SoN, DaviFis>n county.
Rector /. G.. SMITH, Columbia
hessrs. :. W. NORGAN CO, Murfreeshoro.
r ". McFAnuES & Co, ''
' IEIPER 4 MENNIFEE, .
ID. b. SIfRIVER & Co, Shelbyyilie.
Nr JAS. A. VOWEL, Lewisburg.
Messrs McREYNoLIS a Co, ClarksviIe-
Mr. u. :. WRIGHT, Manchester.
A J. RICHARDSON, McAmuville
! Hp- The Nashville X Chattanooga Railroad CoInIa
ms have adopted this Cement for the covering N their
| cnis and other work. Also the McMiunviiie Man
chester Railroad Company. Certificates and tcstimo
mails from Cincinnati and elsewhere, where the Ce
rlent has been N general for several years,
| be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged in various modes
Of Cement rooung fur many years and natiers himself
that he 6ss gained experience ami knoNlcdst
| during that llIne. j. T. NATHURST,
Oaace No. Is n,aGeftck street,
derii-sf oplrnstc Patriot once.