Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-10
NEAT AND SUBSTANTIAL.

THIS systsm OF building is the most simple in
l. construction. variety of erecting, initiating,
Gle lnsing, moving, &c, as well as the cheapest
mode of mouse building yet Produced. 1t ia lar
tlcu!Arly Applicable for temporary residences,
buioings for railroads or similar purposes or for
emigrants 10 new counties, Offices, seaside or
country summer cottages bathing boxes, agrcul.
tural exhibited building', warehouses 81 o s,plo
q aphc, school house, green house, South Ame
rican Buildings, &c, &c.
In comparison with the huts ordinarily erected,
these buildings have the following advantages
lst. Greater portability, beng lighter(or less
weighty.)
2d. Simplicity and method in the construction,
the parts being similar in each building of the
same z. If any parts should be lost or d mayed,
parts OF other buildings or duplicates vi fit the
part 80 lost or injured, or one or more buildings
can be arranged from the par.s forthcoming
Also any person OF ordinary nteie fence can erect
or take down remove and Ie-erect them in a few
minutes without the use of hammer, nails or
other requisites.
80. Greater use or utility. As, after being I sel
in one locality, they can be taken down, moved
and regretted in o:ner places without loss or dam
age OF material, and IN very shori time.
4th. Greater diversity OF arrangement TLey
can be connected simply so as TO make large
room OF o series of rooms.
9th. Greater advantage in cleaning and purify
ing. They can be parGally OF wholly taken apar',
and after being freely aired (which is one of TIL,
best purifying processes or if necessary the Sc.
yeral pa IS washed and ceansed Of impurities Gre
erected in a very short time, taus giving a clean
and sweet abode very congo lial to the health and
comfort OF the occupants.
6tb Greater advantage in making the exterior
double for either inter or summer use by putting
an inside lining the same as the outside and ar
ranging the ceiling in the same msnner, o. in for
ming pavilion by throwing open any section or
sect oIs, or by glazed e tons forming q cOnser-
yatory, grapery or forcing house.
7th reater beauty and neatnesS Of appear
ance, for as little if not less cost and variety of
changes in removing the doors and windows
9Th. They can be made of any size, f. ON sen.
try box" to "shiL house" or OF any uslal form
and stye fOm railroad shanty 10 an Italian vii.
Ia or of heavy or light ma'er al or of wood
metal &c. They can also he n:r1cted who ly
with boards by forming scan'lng, with strips Of
boards nailed togelhir when scantlng cannot be
obtained.
In ne, the advantages and combinations of
the invent on arr numberess.
The cot and transportation Of the rough lum
bertO localities where such buildings required,
may he more than for the manufactured hut or
cottage. Also, the difficulties Of obtanin< suit-
able mechanics, &c, might be greater than if hey
were made where mechanics "A materials could
he obtained chesply and pentlfully.
These huts are comfortable in all weatheIs,
and being ne in appearance, they have the ten
dency to encourage neatness in the occupant.
ANY information can be obtbined ana orders
attended TO, either for the manufacture and sale
of Cottages Hats, &C., or for patent rights at
ANDREW DERR0M,
West Street Carpentry, Patterson, NJ.
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