HUBBUCK'S PATENT WHITE ZINC PAINT, THE PERMANENT WHITE OF THE ANCIENT ARTIST, ELEGANT, HEALTHFUL, DURABLE, ECONOMICAL. HUBBUCK AND SON, the Original Manufacturers of White Zinc Paint on a large scale in this country, are enabled, by an extended and peculiar process of manufacture (which is patented), to supply their Pure White Zinc Paint at the price of ordinary Lead Paint. The White Paint made from pure Zinc was pronounced, by scientific men of the last century, to be the most beautiful of all White Paints, and unchangeable for hundreds of years. Experience has justified these high commendations, and conclusively established its superiority over White Lead, and every other White Paint known. Notwithstanding this, the cost hitherto being several shillings per pound restricted its use to Artists. HEALTHFUL TO THE PAINTER AND TO THE OCCUPANTS OF UNPARALLELED IN WHITENESS, CLEARNESS, AND BRILLIANCY OF COLOUR; UNAFFECTED BY VAPOUR FROM CESSPOOLS, OR THE MOST NOXIOUS GASES. Those direful maladies, Paralysis and Painter's-colic, which destroy the health of the workman and entail suffering and misery on his posterity, will be entirely avoided. Apartments may now be immediately occupied without danger. It is entirely free from any poisonous or pernicious property whatever. Neither bilge-water, vapours from cesspools, sulphuretted hydrogen, nor other noxious gases, exposure to red heat on iron, nor to damp, nor salt water, nor tropical climates, act upon it. Under these and other circumstances, when every other paint hitherto known and tried has failed, "Hubbuck's Patent White Zinc Paint" has preserved the fastness of its colour. As a necessary guard against the substitution of inferior Zinc Paints, each cask is stamped"HUBBUCK, LONDON, PATENT ;" and if the cask is not so marked, the reason is obvious. For all marine uses-for painting both the inside and outside of ships, light-houses, sluicegates, iron roofing, and bridges, the interior and exterior of buildings, and for all ornamental, decorative, and sanitary purposes, Hubbuck's Patent White Zinc Paint has proved to be superior to every other Paint known, and equally adapted for all climates. A Circular with full particulars, may be had of THOMAS HUBBUCK AND SON, COLOUR AND VARNISH MANUFACTURERS, UPPER EAST SMITHFIELD, LONDON (Opposite the London Docks). "HUBBUCK'S PATENT WHITE ZINC PAINT.-For public schools, and all rooms occupied by children, there will be now no excuse for using poisonous paints. Parents have remarked that their children, on returning from the country to newly-painted houses, have suffered in health. The reason is evident: the breath extracts the poison from White Lead even after the paint is dry, and the lungs draw in the deadly vapour."-Wesleyan Times, Aug. 5, 1850. "Among other tests to which it has been subjected, has been that of painting the hold of a sugar-vessel, which after a voyage to St. Kitt's and back, is found, after washing, to be as white as the first day the paint was applied."-John Bull, Sept. 14, 1850. From Captain Wm. Dicey, H.E.I.Co.'s war-steamer Tenasserim, April, 1853. "Your White Zinc Paint is much liked in India, as it does not change yellow like the ordinary white paint." "Certified that I have used Thos. Hubbuck and Son's Patent White Zinc Paint on the Government State Yacht Soonamooky, and found it far superior to the white paint generally in use. It has kept its pure white appearance up to the present time (twelve months since it was laid on), when the white lead paint has turned yellow. It is also much more economical. (Signed) "J. SIMPSON, H.E. I. Co.'s Builder and Surveyor. "Kiddepore, Calcutta, April 21, 1853." PATENT LIQUID CEMENT FOR FRONTS OF HOUSES, &c. PATENTEES-GEORGE BELL & CO., STEAM MILLS, 2, WELLINGTON STREET, GOSWELL STREET, LONDON. This valuable and economic material is always ready for use, simple in application, and only one-eighth the cost of oil-paint. It will not decompose or wash off. For beauty it stands pre-eminent, giving the appearance of fine-cut stone, and 1 cwt. will cover 400 to 500 square feet. Sold in casks of 1, 2, and 3 cwt., at 8s., 15s., and 21s. each, casks exclusive. PATENT PERMANENT COLOUR is particularly suited for halls, kitchens, schoolrooms, railway stations, &c. as a substitute for oil-paint,-is without smell, dries in an hour, and may be applied over wood, oil-paint, stucco, or any other surface. Sold in casks of 1 cwt. at 15s. 6d. each. PATENT ZINC PAINTS.-These paints are ready mixed for use, economical, unchangeable in colour, greatly superior to, and will last much longer than, common oil-paints, and will cover a much larger surface than the same quantity of white-lead paint. Price 6s. per gallon; ordinary colours, mineral chocolate brown, 5s; permanent brilliant black, for all kinds of outside work, barges, park-railing, &c., 2s. per gallon. MARINE PAINT for SHIPS' BOTTOMS.-This superior composition, which adheres equally well either to iron or wooden ships (in the latter case saving almost the whole expense of coppering), prevents the adhesion of weeds and barnacles, and aids the slip of vessels through the water. It may also be used on the copper, which it will preserve, or applied over tar or paint with an ordinary brush. Piles or woodwork under water may be painted with it to the greatest advantage. Price 7s. per gallon. PATENT INDIARUBBER PUTTY, which never shrinks, but remains in a tough plastic state, and is permanently waterproof. Price 4s. per stone. DAMP WALLS-PATENT ELASTIC PAINT an effectual remedy, by which they are rendered fit for papering or finished in oil-colours. Price 10s. per gallon, which will cover and finish about 150 square feet. IMPROVED PRINTING INKS, COLOURS, AND VARNISHES. JOB AND MACHINE INK, 8s. to 12s. per dozen. BOOK INKS, very Fine, 24s. and upwards. Contracts and Export Orders at Agreed Prices. CHEAP, LIGHT, AND DURABLE ROOFING. CROGGON'S PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT Has been extensively used and pronounced efficient, and particularly applicable for warm climates. 1st. It is a non-conductor. 2nd. It is portable, being packed in rolls, and not liable to damage in carriage. 3rd. It effects a saving of half the timber usually required. 4th. It can be easily applied by any unpractised person. 5th. From its lightness, weighing only about 42 lbs. to the square of about 100 feet, the cost of carriage is small. INODOROUS FELT, For damp walls and for damp floors, under carpets and floor-cloths; also for lining iron houses, to equalize the temperature. PRICE ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. CROGGON & CO.'S PATENT FELTED SHEATHING, For covering Ships' Bottoms, &c., and DRY HAIR FELT, For covering Steam Boilers, Pipes, &c., preventing the radiation of heat, and saving 25 per cent. of fuel. Samples, Testimonials, and full Instructions, on application to HUBBUCK'S PATENT WHITE ZINC PAINT, THE PERMANENT WHITE OF THE ANCIENT ARTIST, ELEGANT, HEALTHFUL, DURABLE, ECONOMICAL. HUBBUCK AND SON, the Original Manufacturers of White Zinc Paint on a large scale in this country, are enabled, by an extended and peculiar process of manufacture (which is patented), to supply their Pure White Zinc Paint at the price of ordinary Lead Paint. The White Paint made from pure Zinc was pronounced, by scientific men of the last century, to be the most beautiful of all White Paints, and unchangeable for hundreds of years. Experience has justified these high commendations, and conclusively established its superiority over White Lead, and every other White Paint known. Notwithstanding this, the cost hitherto being several shillings per pound restricted its use to Artists. HEALTHFUL TO THE PAINTER AND TO THE OCCUPANTS OF UNPARALLELED IN WHITENESS, CLEARNESS, AND BRILLIANCY OF COLOUR; IT IS PERMANENT FOR AGES; UNAFFECTED BY VAPOUR FROM CESSPOOLS, OR THE MOST NOXIOUS GASES. Those direful maladies, Paralysis and Painter's-colic, which destroy the health of the workman and entail suffering and misery on his posterity, will be entirely avoided. Apartments may now be immediately occupied without danger. It is entirely free from any poisonous or pernicious property whatever. Neither bilge-water, vapours from cesspools, sulphuretted hydrogen, nor other noxious gases, exposure to red heat on iron, nor to damp, nor salt water, nor tropical climates, act upon it. Under these and other circumstances, when every other paint hitherto known and tried has failed, "Hubbuck's Patent White Zinc Paint" has preserved the fastness of its colour. As a necessary guard against the substitution of inferior Zinc Paints, each cask is stamped66 HUBBUCK, LONDON, PATENT;" and if the cask is not so marked, the reason is obvious. For all marine uses-for painting both the inside and outside of ships, light-houses, sluicegates, iron roofing, and bridges, the interior and exterior of buildings, and for all ornamental, decorative, and sanitary purposes, Hubbuck's Patent White Zinc Paint has proved to be superior to every other Paint known, and equally adapted for all climates. A Circular with full particulars, may be had of THOMAS HUBBUCK AND SON, COLOUR AND VARNISH MANUFACTURERS, UPPER EAST SMITHFIELD, LONDON (Opposite the London Docks). "HUBBUCK'S PATENT WHITE ZINC PAINT.-For public schools, and all rooms occupied by children, there will be now no excuse for using poisonous paints. Parents have remarked that their children, on returning from the country to newly-painted houses, have suffered in health. The reason is evident: the breath extracts the poison from White Lead even after the paint is dry, and the lungs draw in the deadly vapour."- Wesleyan Times, Aug. 5, 1850. "Among other tests to which it has been subjected, has been that of painting the hold of a sugar-vessel, which after a voyage to St. Kitt's and back, is found, after washing, to be as white as the first day the paint was applied."-John Bull, Sept. 14, 1850. From Captain Wm. Dicey, H.E.I.Co.'s war-steamer Tenasserim, April, 1853. "Your White Zinc Paint is much liked in India, as it does not change yellow like the ordinary white paint." "Certified that I have used Thos. Hubbuck and Son's Patent White Zinc Paint on the Government State Yacht Soonamooky, and found it far superior to the white paint generally in use. It has kept its pure white appearance up to the present time (twelve months since it was laid on), when the white lead paint has turned yellow. It is also much more economical. (Signed) "J. SIMPSON, H.E. I. Co.'s Builder and Surveyor. "Kiddepore, Calcutta, April 21, 1853.” PATENT LIQUID CEMENT FOR FRONTS OF HOUSES, &c. PATENTEES-GEORGE BELL & CO., STEAM MILLS, 2, WELLINGTON STREET, GOSWELL STREET, LONDON. This valuable and economic material is always ready for use, simple in application, and only one-eighth the cost of oil-paint. It will not decompose or wash off. For beauty it stands pre-eminent, giving the appearance of fine-cut stone, and 1 cwt. will cover 400 to 500 square feet. Sold in casks of 1, 2, and 3 cwt., at 8s., 15s., and 21s. each, casks exclusive. PATENT PERMANENT COLOUR is particularly suited for halls, kitchens, schoolrooms, railway stations, &c. as a substitute for oil-paint,-is without smell, dries in an hour, and may be applied over wood, oil-paint, stucco, or any other surface. Sold in casks of 1 cwt. at 15s. 6d. each. PATENT ZINC PAINTS.-These paints are ready mixed for use, economical, unchangeable in colour, greatly superior to, and will last much longer than, common oil-paints, and will cover a much larger surface than the same quantity of white-lead paint. Price 6s. per gallon; ordinary colours, mineral chocolate brown, 5s; permanent brilliant black, for all kinds of outside work, barges, park-railing, &c., 2s. per gallon. MARINE PAINT for SHIPS' BOTTOMS.-This superior composition, which adheres equally well either to iron or wooden ships (in the latter case saving almost the whole expense of coppering), prevents the adhesion of weeds and barnacles, and aids the slip of vessels through the water. It may also be used on the copper, which it will preserve, or applied over tar or paint with an ordinary brush. Piles or woodwork under water may be painted with it to the greatest advantage. Price 7s. per gallon. PATENT INDIARUBBER PUTTY, which never shrinks, but remains in a tough plastic state, and is permanently waterproof. Price 4s. per stone. DAMP WALLS-PATENT ELASTIC PAINT an effectual remedy, by which they are rendered fit for papering or finished in oil-colours. Price 10s. per gallon, which will cover and finish about 150 square feet. IMPROVED PRINTING INKS, COLOURS, AND VARNISHES. JOB AND MACHINE INK, 8s. to 12s. per dozen. BOOK INKS, very Fine, 24s. and upwards. Contracts and Export Orders at Agreed Prices. CHEAP, LIGHT, AND DURABLE ROOFING. CROGGON'S PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT Has been extensively used and pronounced efficient, and particularly applicable for warm climates. 1st. It is a non-conductor. 2nd. It is portable, being packed in rolls, and not liable to damage in carriage. 3rd. It effects a saving of half the timber usually required. 4th. It can be easily applied by any unpractised person. 5th. From its lightness, weighing only about 42 lbs. to the square of about 100 feet, the cost of carriage is small. INODOROUS FELT, For damp walls and for damp floors, under carpets and floor-cloths; also for lining iron houses, to equalize the temperature. PRICE ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. CROGGON & CO.'S PATENT FELTED SHEATHING, For covering Ships' Bottoms, &c., and DRY HAIR FELT, For covering Steam Boilers, Pipes, &c., preventing the radiation of heat, and saving 25 per cent. of fuel. Samples, Testimonials, and full Instructions, on application to CROGGON & CO., 2, DOWGATE HILL, LONDON. THE MOST INTERESTING GROUP EVER MODELLED. Her Majesty the QUEEN, H.R.H. Prince ALBERT, Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, Princess Royal, the Princess Alice, Helena, Louisa, &c. Honoured with the highest encomiums. NEW ADDITIONS. ABDUL MEDJID, SULTAN OF TURKEY; THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA; The ARCHBISHOP of PARIS; H.R.H. the DUCHESS of GLOUCESTER. MADAME TUSSAUD & SONS' EXHIBITION, Admission, One Shilling. Napoleon Room, Sixpence. Patronised by Her Most Gracious Majesty and H.R.H. Prince Albert. THE GREAT EXHIBITION PRIZE MEDAL FOR BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY. GLENNY'S BALBRIGGAN STOCKINGS AND SOCKS are manufactured in Balbriggan, and for elasticity and exquisite softness of texture stand unrivalled by the products of any other country. They combine all the beauty of silk with the durability of cotton, and more than its comfort, being inconceivably pleasant to wear. THE ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY awarded their GOLD MEDAL for these beautiful fabrics, and they also obtained the GREAT EXHIBITION MEDAL. Sold only at BALBRIGGAN HOUSE, 33, LOMBARD STREET, CITY. The above ALBERT CHIMNEY CAPS, for ordinary-sized Chimneys, 3 ft. high, 30s. each. 160 on Buckingham Palace, |