Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-05-17
A wonn TO rnELAnIEs.

~ eheibetlc anu prompt manner 10 winch many Z
the troops have been fitted out with clothing, {
ankets and other similar articles indispensable {
3 'ht health anl-comloit Of the brave men who '
ave volunteered to fight the battles Of the Con- a
htution. In many of the cities they have ioied
nj Abored day and night toproside the proper 6
rtices at the proper time, and ia doing so have
iade glad many heart that heats high il pa ,
rioiic carnesiness for the perpetuiiy and glory
I the Republic. In this work the ladies' of
Wilmington have not heen behind their sisters
# other States. They have put themselves to
he task, aud their busy fingers and clicking
ewing machines attest the industry with which
hey daily apply themselves to the service OF
heir country through the channels of humanity |
md philanthropy. They have hut to be informed
Of the real wants and necessities Of the troops in
The matter of health and comfort, and at once
they set about the work of relief. Knowing this
AS We do, and feeling assured Of the jealous and
d'slnteres'ed devotion with which they are will
lng-nay anxious-to serve the cause Of the
country in any becoming manner they can, we
take pleasure in calling their attention to another
necessary article, in the manufacture of which
st....
they can make themselves especially useful.
His honor, Mayor GLPiS, has just shown us
na,. t,a,,'.. '.''''' ''r..O'" "nlou Is
ii 1T -, l''"''''s' AZ TUE Nor'n'
80 'Vr luz "oupS "s means
South. That our brave men will be called to
hsll;on 10 or,.,oI .'s''' 's'V'o '"' re-
doubt. and h,, ,hor I'm IN 70 "'.s 'VO"' "
from, tho oTaa,s 80 ~. sN-'i ~ - 'uu'n
climate nc ,bev Min s.,,, A.. " qua
he M ouss,ion ,nios. ., 49, ~ ea'
vh,ol, ,ho,. 49,. f''" 10 ue''Seu ny
rhis e|S'NT ''V~ us u're0' rays
lion /, ia chs.n sasi,, " a"O'u 'n'' P'o'e0-
g,r uso an,1.hI,',5 49, 1la1s' anu 'On'en.eu'
y "'' u"eans oe 'u'hlsheu t'
,..a .....,,.' -''"s ~ nEu'' we
"s' s"'ues''y' upon the Iaaes OF Wilmington
therefore, the proprieiy-indeed, the absolute
uecessity-of making nm nj opc. a suo;cioo, ,,,r,
her NJ ,ho,, e,r 81. -. =.
-. ~ ~, w" "uo"' "
leave DELAWARE Inc pattern shown US is in the
possession OF the Mayor who will take pleasure
In explaining aud shelving il TO the ladies nj any
time.
c.,..., f.r...
NV'0u'i Ne"''''' VI tut ~ l. oeFeh'h reg
ment, has Just returned an earnest letter OF
thanks TO the "Ladies' Hayelock Association of
New York ,, far tho ,l,o,,soui
-. N S'P sV'sts sen' "
MS couimahu' ueclarng It "a seryiceable present,
adding very materially to the comfort of the
men," Flannel has bean sngeastsd il, sor.
,,.,.,o.. -. ~ s'-''
&c s"'''oie Ha'erla'' oul mas not ye
oeen extensively adopted. The covers are in
tended as u protection only from the sun anf
not from rain In III. cr;nso so,,. 80 Al, 49,.
- - -, =, 'S''-S " 'Hs 'o'f
"ouhu scaris around their caps. made Of thin
SWISS muslin, about two yards long and yAr,
wide They would be less convenient than In
pronosel ,,ap covar
! nj,
uu aou' . D. Nuge'es' thus speaks OF tn
"haYelock cap cover, in the New York Tim,
of May 6th:-
"Exnerience bas shovD tho. ..o.... ....
warm Climates gre.tlv nal
stroke, often quite as danoernos a"I g ,rI sui u,
# ire of tLs ener,r '''u' "uu 'a''' US u
If .The nroviIent cara a,d eo...i.I. g 4,
e British officers in the recent camno;sns ~
and in the Crimea nrotectsd tho;r a., IL, i s.
j. the danger by iiei ,rLits linen caa.cor, hor,
g. cape protecting lie back Of he r,cI w5i n' -,
ID fiected instead Of absorbing the hon, nf ia az
- nThey were aIsn extsnsiyel. 80, ~. II
French troons In tho camno;,, aS 80,
VI Tbey derive their name "IIavslecL . 49,,
2, worn bv the Soldiers under his con,, J'i j.. "
fendin; Lucknow agoinst tho Ssnans d" "
The regions in and nbout WASHINGTON O.
ma from ln,i,nle a7o.,o 4oo IN ~