...when slacked, add to it twenty pounds of Spanish whiting1, seventeen pounds of salt, and twelve pounds of sugar. Strain this mixture through a wire sieve,...buildings, or where it is exposed to the weather. In order to give a good colour, three coats are necessary on brick, and two on wood. It may be laid...

...when slacked, add to it twenty pounds of Spanish whiting, seventeen pounds of salt, and twelve pounds of sugar. Strain this mixture through a wire sieve,...buildings, or where it is exposed to the weather. In order to give a good colour, three coats are necessary on brick, and two on wood. It may be laid...

...when slacked, add to it twenty pounds of Spanish whiting, seventeen pounds of salt, and twelve pounds of sugar. Strain this mixture through a wire sieve,...buildings, or where it is exposed to the weather. In order to give a good colour, three coats are necessary on brick, and two on wood. It may be laid...

...sugar. Strain this mixture through a wire sieve, and it will be fit for use, after reducing it with water. This is intended for the outside of buildings,...dried before the next is applied. This may be made of any color you please. For straw color, instead of the whiting use yellow ochre; for lemon color,...

...unslacked lime, three pounds of sugar, five pounds of salt, and prepare as above, and apply with a brush. with cold water. This is intended for the outside...buildings, or where it is exposed to the weather. In order to give a good color, three coats are necessary on brick, and two on wood. It may bo Jaid...

...sugar. Strain this mixture through a wire-sieve, and it will be fit for use, after reducing it with water. This is intended for the outside of buildings,...coats should be laid on wood, and three on brick. A whitewash-brush may be used for laying it on, and each coat must be dried before the next is applied....

...add twenty pounds of Spanish whiting, seventeen pounds of salt, and twelve pounds of sugar ; strain through a wire sieve, and it will be fit for use after reducing with cold water. This is for outside buildings. Put two coats on wood and three on brick ; let each coat dry before putting...

...this mixture through a wire seive and it will bo fit for use after reducing it with ten gallons of cold water. This is intended for the outside of buildings, or where it is expos, d to the weather, plank fences, pailings, Sfo. Two coats should be luid on wood and three on...