{"newspaper_name": "Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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WnirEwAsn.-K Is no,c tie season.
There is nothing which SO much improves
the appearance of q houssiand the premises
as painting and white-washing the tene-
9,nents ana fences. The following recipe
for white-washing has Seen fotlnd, by ex-
.perience, to answer the same on wood,
brick and stone, as oil paint, and is much
cheaper: ,r 4..a,


Rscipe.-Take half bushei Of uinslack-
ed lime, and Slack it with boiling hot wa
ter, covering it during the process. Strain
1t, and add d peck Of salt dissolved in
warm water, three pounds Of ground rice
boiled to a thin paste put iii Boiling hot,
half pound of.powdered Spanish viii.
ting, and pound Of clear glue, dissolved
in warm water. Mix, and let It stand fol
several days. Then keep It ina kettle 81
portable furnace, and put on . hot a.
possible, with painters Or whitcwasl
brush: e8s@ e sss3sFa


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