Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

soLDrEEs' AID socTETT.-Weask particular
attention 70 the following circular Of She
sOldierS' Aid Society, This Society is doing
mOst noble work for our soldiers, and de-
serves in the highest degree the aid and sup
port Of ell who can in any way assist Il. The
ladies comprising the Society devote the
greater portion Of their time and all their
energies to the duties devolving upon them,
and the good fruits Of their efforts are being
every day acknowledged in terms Of the
deepest gratitude BY ourvoluntesrs. Women
Of Northern Ohio, come forward 70 this work
Of love promptly and ardently;
(CIRCULAR no. -
RooNs or TIE soLDIERs' AID sOcIETY,l
81 BAHE sTREET, CLEvELASD, o.,
September Let, 1851.
To he Women Of Northern Ohio.
We would ogain call your attention To the
Waats OF the suck and wounded in the ieder-
al srmy.
Since our Society was formed, we have
sent forward 70 our troops at various pOints,
large supplies Of hospital stores, the grateful
acknowledgement Of which have more than
paid Us for the labor performed We hsve
now the beneht Of extended correspondence
with various mediesl authorities connected
with the army; also, the daily adviee Of Prof.
J. s. NeWberry, Of the Sanitary Commits ion,
and can therefore work with greater efheisn-
ey than heretofore.
Without further appeal 10 your patrioti'm, f,
we briefly call your attention to the necessi-
ties Of the sick and WOunded at tha present
tfrna haliawfng fhaf Won n hou.fsIv-
crate with rs in our Efforts 70 relieve them.
Ist.-Hospital Shirts. Two breadths IN
bleaehed muslin one yard wide, cne and 8
half yards long; open one half yard at flap;
length Of sleeve, three f9urthB yard hem
a. wrist and leave open ten inches; depth Of
arm hole. twelve inches length Of collar,
twenty inches; Length Of slit in front, one
yard, with piece 10 lap under four inches
wide; fastened with four tspes.
ID. Loose Drawers, one and q quarter
yards long, with breadth Of one yard wide
muslin in each leg, with hem and drawing
string around the waist and az the bottom OF
each leg; length from waist 70 crotch on
back, twenty-five inches and in the front,
eighteen inches, with three buttons and but
ton holes.
Sd. Lint, made from LIEES rags, either
seraPsd or raveled in short threads. The
IN must De PcIlrCAg C4cau anu lfco lfou
any tsint Of disease.
4th.-Bandages Fist, r llers, from one
70 four inches wide. ab0ut fo1F yards loug I;
Of soft cotton or Aannel, rolled very hard
aud smoothly. Second, Abdominal Bandsg
es, Of thick flannel length, one and three
quarter yards 10 overlap in front; width,
Ten TO thirteen inches, with narrow cores at
the hips; three and q half inches high, and
two inches wide AZ bottom, with three broad
tapes on each side, attached upon OF above
the cores.
5th.-Light Flsrnel Dressing Gowns, Of
different sizes Towels and Handkercu iefs I;
Loose Slippers, Of different sizes.
6th.-Bed Linen, Sheets, Two and & half
yards wide; Pillow Ticks; Pillow Cases.
7th--Jellies, dried OF canned Fruits Of
every kind (Put up in tin cans Corn Starch,
Farina, Rice, sago, Pearl Barley, &c, &c.
All articles should be directed, Soldiers
Aid Society, 95 Bank Street, Cleveland, !"
aud will be forwarded to su n points SIS we
are reliably informed the is most need.
Very Respectfully,
Mas. B. RousE, Pres't.