Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-08

SlMfLE NEAL AMI OODo Ian 1lAL'
THIS system of building is the most sim lie in
l. construction variety OF erecting, ventilating
Gle lnsing, moving, &c, as well as the cheapest
mode of ouse building yet produced. 1t is parti
culary applicable for temporary resid sncss, build
ings for railroads or similar purposes, or for emf
grants TO countries, Offices, seaside or country
summer cottages, bathing boxes, agricultural exhi-
bitten building, warehouses, shops, plot graphic
school house green house, South American Build
ings, &c, DC.
these buildings have the following advantages
Isl. Greater portability, being lighter Tor less
welghty.)
ri. Simplicity and method in the construction,
the parts being similar in each building of tire same
sz,. II any parts should be lost or d maged parts
OF other buildings or duplicates viii TT the part 50
lost or injured or one or more buildings can be ar
ranged from the par forthcoming. Also. any per-
son Of ordinary intelligence can erect or take down
remove and re-erect them / few minutes wlthC NJ
be use of hammer. nails or other qUisites.
30. Greater use or utility. AS after being used in
one locality, they c IN be taken down, moved and
reerec ed in her places without loss or dsm ge of
material and IN u very short time.
4h Greater diversity of arrangement. They can
be connected simply so as to make large room or
a series of rooms.
9th. Greater advantage in cleaning and purify
ing They can be part ally OF wholly taken apart
ana after being freely aired (Which is one OF the
best purifying processes or II necessary the several
pa Is washed and cieansed OF impurities, regretted
in a very short time, thus giving clean and sweet
abode very congenial to the health and comfort Of
the occupants
9Th Greater advantage in making the exterior
double for either winter or summer use by putting an
Inside lining the same as the outside and arranging
the ceiling in the same manner, or in forming pa.
vlOn by throwing open any section or sect ons, or
by glazed tons, forming conservatory, grapery
OF forcing house.
It'll ,Teater beauty and neatness Of appearance,
for as little If not less cost and variety OF changes
in removing the doors and windows.
Sth They can be made of any size, ON ''sentsy
box" TO ''shiL house." or OF any usual form and
STYLE fOm RAILROAD shanty TO an Italian villa; or
Of heavy or light material, or of wood, metal &c.
They can also be constructed who ly with boards
by forming scantling with strips Of boards nailed
togelh when scantlng cannot be obtan
In line the advantages and combinations nl the
invent on are numberless.
The Co, I and transportation Of the rough lumber
10 localities where such buildings are required may
be more than for the manufactured hut or colt ge.
Also the difficulties of obtaining suitable mechan-
les. &C. might be greater than if they were made
where mechanics q materials could be obtained
cheaply and plentifuly
These huts are comforta BILE in all Weathers, and
being Ieat in appearance, they have the tendency
10 encourage neatness in the occupant
Any information can be obtained and orders at
tended to- either for the manufacture and sale OF
Cottages, HITS &c. or for patent rights at liberal
rates by addressing ,,,, ..,,,,,o,,
West Street Carpentry, Patterson, Nj.
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