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WhiteioGSh.-Thcro is nothing which
SO much improves the appearance of a
house and the premises as painting and
whltewashing the tenements and fences.
The following recipe for whitcwashing
has been found, by experience, TO answer
the same OF wood, brick and stone, as oil
paint, and is much cheaper:


Recipe.-Take a half bushel Of un-
Stacked lime and slack it with boiling hot
water, covering it during the process
Strain II, and add a peck Of salt dissolved
IN warm water, three pounds Of ground
rice boiled to thin paste put in boiling
hot, half a pound Of powdered Spanish
whiteing, and pound clear glue, dissolv.
ed in warm water. Mix, and let it stand
for several days. Then keep it in kettle
on a portable furnace, and put on as hot as
possible, with painters or a whilewash
brush.