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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24


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there feeding and faueninr them. ba.
been ACKNOWLEDGED to II. the most profit.
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i explicit on the subject, and shows wha,
can he done with corn when fed to hogs
ia the pen. which the mos, strenuous op-
noses 0! lie Law n,ast ackna Wedge l.
much teaer dan can BE- Goae with hogs
thai run at large.
/ w. have H.. ptrnos, confidence, that q
ma;oritv oftbe peop.e Of this county desire
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

when such i. the case. the true rcpusIiesn
spIri, should promp such 10 cbeerfally
aequiesce in the WI! OF the majority !,
ant the same spirit teaches Us to take
thas course which defines true democra-
cv-vhich Is, so do the greatest good to
the greatest number
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

Don't trlfle with the affections OF Young
ladies'. They are institutions that were
never established for any such purpose.
l. you doa't contemplate marriage cer,li-
icates and the parson, double bedsteads,
and cradles, and Prospective home for the
old FOLKS, JUS, take your hat and leave
You've 10 more right TO 90 on triflina
with confiding calico, than a hollyhock
las 10 pass itself of FOR sweet rose
Er.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

IT ,nows "ries the school boy"
Ave, true il does, and bless II 1T il snow
on, and We hope il may have good
time Of il. What fine tines we would
Rave, II j, wouldn't stop showing fof a
week On don't meutlon il, It makes
Us feel 50 sleig l-ridioh and loaJlns cur
II. nd with visions oil calico.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

A bill was presented to the Senate OF
Tennessee on the 18th. read and referred
TO an appropriate committee, TO appropri.
ate $4,000 annually. for five years, TO
remove free negroes trv.u ,nal State aud
coloalze them.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

DO no, s., dumb in company. Tia,
looks either like pride. cunning or s,upt.
y. GIVE your opinion modestiy. L.
freely; hear that of others with cando,
and ever endeayor 10 find on, and eoi...
munica.e truth.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24
rrou Wasl,isgtOn.
Washington Dec.

House.-On moi;ca Of Mr. Hay ,
the committee on commerce we.r
struc.ed to inquire into the expedienr,
constructing Custom House atD's
talo.
Mr.. HEM. introduced e Homes', /
bill. also similar bills presented by NJ, 49,
Dawson l. Grow.
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V. Spec,
l.. DAVIS, Cen. COMMITTEE
l.. y. -Af.OR.\

T. I.R2 foregoing article was pub.
Iishet at the request Of the signers. We
will extend the same courtesy 10 a o,hsl
rart.es.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24
lie.
Dec, 9Th. 1862

Men. women and boys turned out ~,
nigh, at Harbor Creek. and tore Vi
track again, burnt the ties. sinai! bFpf-,
and cuIvers, and plowed down tAe gro,-
TO its fofmer level.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24
NEW DRLr,xs lml.

Advices have been received from y 4.
ico. tia, Santa Anna had assumed u
Imperial title on the 18th vi Noren.L,..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

An eminent physician has recent.
discovered tha, the nightmare. in mn.
cases ont Of ten, is produced from ov.
ing he newspaper man" How easy i
eau BIZ cured.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

pers now published in California.
Martin kozz:a, the Hungarian
refugee IS now at Washington CITY.
g-One acre in twenty IS lost in
fences in this cosn,ry.
sThere a1e fs,y.seven banks in
New York city.
A quiet tongue shows wise
head.
II Santa Anna has been declared
perpetual Dictator oil Mexico.
t-5@Out 0t nIae hundred officers in
the Uaiged States army, tatty OIL have
died since January.
IL -Tlr Washington papers state thai
PesldeHs PIERCE Il ali actual teeto-
aaIter.
e. Washington Irring was al Ball.
more a few days ago, on his way 10 the
s@1.'o1'
f-Tre salary OF the Lord L.euten-
an, OF Ireland IS 100000 year, and
Ne spends elj0.0N.
,-T,a b.,,.. i, the ,.,or I.,brary
Nsw Work cos aF,aa, oas d,gla, .a.n
.,sil. tno.. ~ ,,.. ,...ss roagr..s,s,,,,, i.
brary cost four do.,ats and a l.all eaca.
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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

Fassrrw.-For The word 'F8r nscalIt.es,' On
ssse Esst page, read 'HEsceFliaaotaa-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24
WANTED.

sb7v wanted at this Office to learn the
pr.astng basluess. Apply Immediately.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

At meeting OF he Cedar County
Temperance Society, held in Upon, OF
VI ontay evening, Dec. l2.h. An eiec.
ton iot officers ior TIE ensuing SIX months
took place, and TIE following was t.c re-
still
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-24

SUR 8:
JOHN STAR-Presideat.
J. c. BErTs, HrssY DRowS-Tice
Presidents.
Simeon S. Daniels--Scre'ary,
Preston ]. Friend Treasurer.
J. w. Caltel, John Ripley, c. l..
Chambers, Nelson c. Swank, and James
W. Bagley- COMMITTEE.
Delegates were appointed to attend
the State temperance Convention.
Temperance Waterman Club, No. Z,
was organized with twenty members.
The meeting was addressed By Mr..
Leland, the State Lecturer, VINO was un-
usually happy in his remarks, and his
entire speech was ioreible and clear
The bes, OF feeling prevailed. The Tenn
perance men are wide awake to The IN
terest OF tnelr cause. and the great work
assigned them. They were urged upon
70 effect complete organization OF the
Temperance party throughout the entire
county. We are glad 10 see them gong
to work IN earnest, ior the Bachanalian
revel has been heard OF late TOO frequent
ly IN our streets. We have just received a
temperance address 10 the people Of Iowa,
which we will take pleasure in publish
ing next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-16
Louis NAPOLEON AND rnE Jrws. :

Louis NAPOLEON AND THE JEws. -
/. The circumstances arcnnpan, ing the
declaration az tie Grand Rahbi. Mons.
Marx. of I'and, aux. with Tie legion &c
hnnnr. makes HAT occurrence "a ,tlrr ni
general Importance. lie had received an
in ilalion Ia isieakia.l. aud after break.
fat The Prince President NOW Empcrnr)
han ed the i;rand Rabbi Tic Order al the
Legion ~ linnnr. ~ the presence al his
veitcge. Tie municipal officers. &c. ln
expressing his thinks &c the distinction
conferred upon bun. the Giand Rabbi al.
DID, (" his is again confirmation nf lie
principle Of religious lii, rly. which your
ll,ghncss has al,eady pranriSe,l Us an
maintain and defend" You may RELY
an iliai," answered The Prince General
d liaulpnul, Grand R-lercadar sf Tie Sc.
aale. Who rmphaiically announced that
The righ's and liberties of lie IruS shall
never he snfringsd. all The Inhabitants
81 BondeasIx ssa,lrailaSed with lhe Gian,l
Rabbi. aud even The CaltliaI A:clibi>hnp
I'll B's,leaux pad cnngra,ilalMs sisa
90 Mons. Marx-'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-16
C0SrcssiOna...

The ceremony Of counting and declaring the
ted States, took place in.ihc Hall Of the House
Of Representatives on Wednesday Last. Tn,
Whole number Of voices was 296. of which Frank
lin Pierce aud WilIian X. King received 25i
aud were lhcrcupon declared duly elected Prcsi
dent and Vice President Of The United State
for four years from the fourth Of March next.
The Senate, on Friday last, postponed th,
nomination uf Mr.. Badger ill the 4th Of March
by vote of IS 10 .25-- Mr.. Clemens being ali
sent.
Mr.. Stockton's bill for the Reorganization O
the Navy, passed in the Senate OH The 5ih inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-16

CRITIcIsM.-The New York National
Democrat remarks of the last NOM hgr
Harper's Magazine, that the engraver
has represented Mount Sinai, while
Moses is giving the law TO the Israel
ties, as enclosed by a post and rail
fence! and in the cut of the Angels
feeding Elijah, the cakes are represent.
ell as baking on a modern gri:liron !.
This the Democrat thinks is equal to
the old Dutch painters representing
the centurions watching the sepulchre
Of Christ as armed with muskets
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-16

rr.we arc grs,iGed 10 learn that Tie Com.
missionen have passed an order ioLavs Lamps
placed on the two main streets Of the town lor
the purpose Of lighting them up on dark nights.
This will add greatly 70 The comfort Of our CHI
gems, and We hail il as good beginning in The
work Of improvement, One Of eur orn mecha-
MICS, Mr.. Vim. s. Cheek. has taken The con-
irac, Cor furnishing the Lamps.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-16

rAs Dsl,a's % ne Pss'fs Rsa RAJ ssstoa.
,ilu sl.
Ths psoeseslinss a consre< fIfri.h Ia, g.
i.sn. q sensr.l Interest Ths fslls~ihs ssas
~ a he Proceedings &C Nsnd.y rhs III i, 4.
sens,e. presents ell thai ne desn q iaieItss :
our res5sss;
Mr.. badger presented resolutions. 81
the Legislature nfsSorih Carolina in
favor Of an appropriation Tor the i'm
|proyement Of fhe channel Al the nsuth
of Cape Fear river.
The Senate again taok up the ress-
buttons on the subject Of the Monroe
doctrines, when Mr.. ticmrns spske AZ
great length against the generally re-
ceived opinions regarding progress and
manifest destiny. prrferrias that this
country should pursue a course of
peace, justice and prosperity, TO strife
and bloodshed, when they might be
avoided. He thought the Island &c
Cuba could not be made available TO Us,
with its present mass Of Heterogeneous
population. unless it was made a soli-
iude and repeopled from the United
States.
Mr.. Cass ~made briet reply. and
read extracts Of letter from distin-
guished American, approving Of the
course which. he, in conjunction with
the chairman Of the Committee ON For
eign Relations. had pursued.
/ Mr.. Hale spoke briefly, declaring
1 that he had also received letters COM
I plimenting the course which he had
pursued. which. the Senate would par
don him, he did not mean to read.
4 The subject was then postponed till
Monday next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-16

zine for January, which VIC take shame 10 our
selves for having so long neglected 10 notice,
opens with an article on our Slave system. We
regret to see this subject discussed by British jour
mails, for in the first place We doubt whether any
Englishman understands il sufficiently well 10
Write soundy and wor,hily upon IL, and second
ly. VIC are sorry to see so much (apparenily) Sc
nuinc sympathy end honest indignation export
eli from sh1res where il is really needed, to
country VIII Oh calls for nothing Of The kind, and
can manage It's owi Affairs as well as bear is
own burdens without any TRANSATLANTIC inisrfer'
encc or commisscraiion. II is true that our
tendency 20 medsllc in the concerns Of other ma
lions lays US open TO like return, and We have
no right To be surprised a, finding manifestations
abroad Of the same spirit that we display nj home.
But it is utterly Improbable (evcn if not mis-
chievous) occupation after all; there can be no.
,his gained by the interchange Of such compl.
men.s as according to the proyerb, once passed
between two well known AMI cminenily useful
culinary utensils. For this Is the sum and sub
stance Of all such Discussions. One nation iaunis
anoieI's injustice, aud points tois supposed
weakness, AMI Immediately the assailcd faces
about and details precisely the same black list oil
crimes and follics as conspicuous in the assai-
ants history. England, We need hardly say, 81.
poses herself fcarfu!ly in word.warisrc Of this
kiud, for the only rcjoinder needed Is general
recommendation to her TO look al home !" and
if il be worth WHILE few statistics Of the condi'
ton Of her laboring classes, the Irish poor, &c
&C., may he thrown in very effectively. But,as
we said there is nothing 6 lined by such squa0-
bling nations, as well as men, ale only losers
by ncgcciing their own business and sympathR
ing, i. e. mc.l'ling, with others.
We gladly ,nm 10 the literary contents o. 'he
number. Bulwer I.ytton's new fiction . My Va
vel, or Varieties in English Life" after ets'a'
ton Of twenty eight or thirty months. Is at las'
ushe,cd entire into the world. Without being
unsrateiul Tor the pleasure its perusa has gwen
US Whu eNtty ChdtiSiiS utVuh sum - 49,
/ 1850, we must still say that il will hardly add %
the reputation Of the author Of The Cax'ons''
VIVA, bids fair To he lively aud graceful iaie'
hcsun under the title Of Lady Lees " n'"'
hood" The Letter 10 Eusebius' Is an asreca'
bic though rambling dissertation on " many
,hisss,~ according to the title. About twelve :"
fourteen yem. ago Euschius" received many
such letters through the medium Of Black"oo',
they s#cre then attributed to Prof. WILSON, a"'
were quite worthy Of his lighter hours. ne ~
lical article of the number denounccs "i'''
we think. just severity the coalition OF r'e'"'
and Wings. By which the Aberdeen M'nis''s "''
formed.
L With the single exception of the slavery -"
Gle, which is Blackwood's first cilsnce ~"
trust clcrgyabe we have derived great I'e'''''
from the number before US.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-16
Report orProC Emmons I'VE ar

indebted 10 the editor Of the Raleigh Register for
a copy Of the Report Of Prof. Emmans, the State
Geologisi. hiss neat pamphlet Of $50 pages.
and was printed by order Of The Legislature.
Extra copies have been printed to meet the de-
mand, which can be had at The Register Office At
SO cts. per copy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-16
The westminster Re,itW. No.

CIV, January, ie53. American Edition. o'0
No L. Leonard Scott & Co.. New York.
We have been allie only To glance al INF ~.
hcr II contains ali article on slavery ".s
several thrus,s al the institution in other r'a'''
The Work. These anti-s!avcry articles ~ "
reign Reviews, have Doubtless been hio"S"
by The recent publications. IN this country """
aica,e the intqest taken in Tic subject on ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07
OEMTRE FOUNDRY. 5aN !

UTTH'I- 81 FIi-IJ. O "A. u bAHdo,l =. II
ytfsr zrENO.92 Main 81 :, Centre iNvheeting,
II EEP constantly hand assortment OF the latest
and most Improved Stoves, embracing every variety
Of ParInr, Shop and Cooking stoves: Their w esteEn
Vireinian; coal soVe cannot be 63 any any
thing intToIucel into the city They have sold 100
or them within six nonths yes 70
take them back IL they did not give ana nave
neverIad one Fetnrhed 80 - ~,
They also keep constantly hand the latest stye q
Arch Crates, warranted equal to any mSao ~
Foundry line, which will be sold low for cash -,
uB'ParculaE attention will be paid sVp
Work.-fsa ~ blsagf sllZ hEa .izgINWu7-aLs. ..
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Pemberton House.
Water Strcet, Below Monroe.
y 49,. hEt LIlSKIIhG e VA

's-- Es WHEELINGI VA 5.... !,
NV M.PEMBERTON announces to his Old frtenus anu
the public generallM that he has located IN the com
no6tous 1brck build;sg formerly known as ihe 'st.
Charles and Thoroughly repaired and retted II AMI Is
repa ed TO travellers in good style at
prices The Pemberton House is situated immGd9Ieiy
on Inc Steamboat Landing and Depot OF the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad aording ior inc
cars packet boats CONVENIENT stopping pace; Ing &
- lS"NS " AS HS"'S' = - anoO-tEai
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Something worth seeing!
"A nj MS'
NEM CLoTH.fNG- RooMs.

NEW CLOTHINGI ROOMS. NJ
HAVING now completed my rooms am better pre- 5s
fore and at such low prices win Gst0Tsh tue
Come un and try mo. Remember thai my place is one
door above the old corner, long occupied by me- It's
useless for me undertake to enurerate my stoch Inc
variety Ii so great. je20 li q. NJ. ADAMS, s.,
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Spring and Summer Clothing

Spring and Summer Clothtngt
iio 4STHPHBN RICE, Merchant Tailor, ~
NNotNC CES 10 Ills old friends and customers and the
n public generally that having commences
he is now receIvingat his new Store Room IN me
HOSE TVaterStr et splendid assortment OF CLOltfS
Or every color quality, and variety Plain ana ialcy
CASSINERES; Sk, Satin, and all kinds OF VES44SSS,
DC recently seleced by bimsslf in the Eastern eites
suitable for the SpIing and Summer, and which ne WI
nln ke up order at the shortest notice IN me Scs
Iiat.T and iatesf styIe, His fancy Department.
ef1bTaces Shirts OF every Kind Collars Cravats Hand
kegctcIs, Gloyeso Unde rsrts DRIVERS ana
Store II the 6e9 ont iI the .i hean
Quarters'' South room SPRIGG HOUSE,. atef stfeef
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New mnsic Store.
N6W-" IIu5IU -.
| Sign OF tiIe Grccinn TrigOnunl, NO. 1OV
- nlnin Street. --LL- .---.---

New MUSIC Store.
Sign of tfie Grccinn TrigOnunl, No. 1O9
Z = H1nin Street. gHH
49,, J. FICRIRSoN would respectfully an
szSe5 n anounce 10 the citizens OF Wheeling and vi;
~ ri n cinity that he has Just opened llSw and
" u uelesnnt establishment for the sale IVi0lins,
Guitars VionceIos Fiagoets, Flutes, Flies, Accorde
ons Banjos, and TamboTines. Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds of Instrumentsi and for
singing. 81 z - .,
newest Songs Duets, ETC., and the very best Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings -, :, =, l,...s
CarOnets, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin anu Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards IL a437
Bows for ViOncellO and Violin. ,slos ~ fs 4ilg,
A. KIener,s Furniture Polish, for renovRng vanished
Turruc such Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. ~ u N, -
Also for sale by the Agent for Kleber Ptsburg Pianos
of the first in the United such
as Nunns and Cark,s grand and square Pianos, b. Dun
hams, HaIctt Aliens celebrated Boston Pian9sSSc
Agent for the mike OF Carhardt and Needhams fs'eNs
MelOdeons. -t5...s So :. -, -
a. the lowest prices. 81 .L--------- y. =.
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6jS11sF-TsEs, TN, 8 s1l I1sE 1EEON R1AAS AZ
ManufactorY. &.

THANKFUL for the liberal patropage heretofore
f bestowed uuOn him. the subscriber would dLespeCtul'
iy inform his friends and hs public generally that Ic
connues to manufacture the above named articles III
all variety which he has on hand goou as;
He also keeps hand cooking stoves oil the most aP
proved patterns for coal and wood. ati .E
and be executed with promptness and In style that viii
rlsassahs sassa most 4s'iaion7 R.v2RNEYnQs MeInst
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q DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumefy, &C., &c.
n. CRUITisACKE ERR would announce to his
y icrds and the public generally that having rursSs
ed the interest OF the senior partner inthe business
conducted under firm of J. CTumhaeker & Son, he
will continue the same the old stand, NO. l7o Nam ST.
nnce ofthe bcfay Bestowed on the old irn
He has Just returned from the Eastern and Is now
enig an extensive and we'll selected stock OF Drugs a
Chemicals PerInmery, Fancy articles, &c all OF winch
were nurciasei 1er strict personal inspection ard VIII
scT'nnos TeqaT TO puTity OF quality and offered
In he nnhIiC The most Teaa0nnble terms, lNI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07
STEAM 5MARBLE WORKS,

STEAlHt tIIARBIIH WORKS., %
r66 MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA ia
J1HE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
j mcnts in the East for the supply Of Marble ana con
Ie attention OF Tchitects uilders and the public i'll gem
eral to the inspection OF his stock consisting OF ltaa
sytian sienna American and other Marbles of the nest
osites which can be sold lowe than other establish
Dealers would find it to their advantage inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. .aI gH -
His work is done n tile most elaborate STYLE ana nc
would invite the attention of purchasers to eXamne ms
sockof Statuary other carved work. honuments Cen
oonhs oInbs and stones, &C., yar"
work every variey being enabled by his superor neil
itiesto supply this work at fho
1ISsss siye me a call and examine my work. ~
~ MICHAEL !. ROHAN,s f.i
,. -f-ys e. fis- t-s Marble Mason and Vault Builder
salcfned PIaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-07
1858. - - -: sE 1876
ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.

Nh, SetioeeE Ileeing, Baltimore, Philade
5hia, Mo York, Boston aud he East.
FIIHE public respectfully infornled that we haSe
mniearrangenl6nls by which we shall TunR
Daily ExprCSB nl .
From Baltimore 10 Wheeling, via Baltimore ana ONO
Rhrlroad and connecting baltimore with our Greai
Easiern Ryniess 10 and Ium all the Cities and Towns o
the Basternand Middle States We are n9T prepared 70
bic Goods Packages Bank Bills, Specie, Jewelry, &c' at
nSil Sneed in charge ol careful Messengers. !
Express for Baltimore and the East, will leave WHEEL
ING, daily, at 8 oo.ock a. AZ. Leave BALTlMohE
Merchants and Others are respectfully solicited to ordei
their ooIs through Adams & Cos Express L..
oFFicE.- Market street, Mcclure House, n.n, n