Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-27

TINHE undersigned is prepared TO introduce into
| ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
INC, and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders
Railroad COMPANIES, and the public, 70 examine lis
| superiority over other Roofing.
Architects and Builders
should mot Gail 70 examine this Roofing, i, better
and cheaper than any thing IN use. The material
forms hard and smooth surface that viii resist the
action Of ths atmosphere in every climate. Il i'm
peryious 70 xater, elastic and flexible II contracts
and expands with the changes OF the atmosphere, and
will neither eyaporate, crack rot; and, It's
| durability, there question
Ii practically hnperishable and viii perfectly
sisi any ordinary external exposure % nre is fully
and abundantly proven, and will warrant ii water
proof. We viii engage 70 put our Roofing on over or
dinary good sheathiig, old shingles, tar and gravel,
tin, znc, copper iron roos-t making difference
how steep Hat they may be-for seven dollars per
one hundred square feet II beng far cheaper than any
rosi OF the old style, and We are sure VIII give bet
satisfaction.
II will also found 10 be the best thing ever IN
vented "a cover mend old leaky tin Tar and gravel
roofs around chimneys scutties, dormer windows
and cutters where the rusted through. This
Cement can be put en u last long stone, and
form perfect adhesion 90 any object io which IT s
applied Tin Roofs can be cemented (and war
ranted not 10 eak) al two dollars and any cents
hundred square feet, which is cheaper and much bet
ter than paint This Roofing viii be found he the
best thing for covering large Roofs where they
posed 20 nresnch as steam Mills, Saw hills kacto
rics Railroad Cars Bridges, Depots Station Houses,
Steamboat Decks, and Ia Kind VI Roof where
there y external exposure from IRE. As the Roof
perfect, without joint in IL, presents chance
burn out without lgh;ting
cS- Insurance Offices at Cincinnati, and other places
whore Childs 4 Co CemeEt has been used, insaIe
Buildings with Roofs covered ith tins Cement, at the
same rates FOR those covered with Iron, Copper
I'm. Ff
ss- The Cement will De furnished 10 those at a dis
tancu wifh directions for using.
Es- Orders sent 90 she undersigned, through the
Post Once will be PROMPTLY aiteaded 10.
would respectfully refar TO the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings wiIh The Co
uaent
Nr. IL ". AKERoYD,
MAJ. A, HEIdAs,
Nessrs J. A HUGHES SMITH,
WARREN 4 MOORE,
. COLEMAN SPAIN,
"a aecuILoUGH H0r6H.
q JOHN MCCAIN CO.
Col II 4 ANDERSON, sap's NAG RAG,
Rsv. D. sLLIoIr, Nashville
Mr.. W. o. siLAPARn,
:. = K. 9LAscOCk,
:. d. y. NIIkIN, ..
"a JOHN BEATY,
Ne.L CLAIBORNE.
" wN. SrockEIL.
J n. WILLARD,
q JAS. Coflu0S,
(" r. J, MEIGS,
v s LISnSIRY
{" JAS II. KESDRick, 9.
- ENuCiI fNSIkY
AessSs HAsHKooK i nswHrRrER. S..hst.
SLAUGHTER 4 HERRIfoRD,
". III. 6oRDOS 4 CO.,
Col A. J. FOLK, Naary coaniy.
MAJ. A. ]. DoSKISoS. naskisss eOznsy.
Rector F q. SMITH Calumba.
Ne<srs \ W. NoitGAN a 90. Aaffreesbsro.
r. W McFABDkN q Gu,
tKIRt-R a MENNIfkE
n. Il SEfRIvER 4 cO.. SaeIAygdla.
MF. JAS. A. VOWEL, Le~sbarg.
kessssL AekEfNollH Co. ci2Fksvilis.
Mr.. u. : WRIGHT, Manchester.
I" A J. RICHARDSON, AeAlaaviIle.
~ TIE Nzzhviiie L cha1tAnaega Railroad caasra
have eiafse1 thsS Cennt lor the eogeFfns ksrlr
ears and ether woFk Alszs the NeNsnnsilic Ma
chester Railroad Coms1ny. CaztneAtos ana teslizss
a4is lregn cseinazsi and elsewhere, xhere she Cs-
has essa scaeszl Esr several ye4zs. can
De exhibited.
q ccmsnt roshax for a4ay ys4rs, ata nzskeFs hizsxf
thai be has gained ssns sxt~rsrnss anf knn~sezzxe
aoFsnE kfazt TINE }. 7. SAIauEST.
oEAce Nc. fs nessserick street.
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