New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
Knit Wooden socks.
Wooden Or canton flannel bedgowns, wrappers,
and drawers.

Knit Wooden socks.
| Wooden or canton flannel bed-gowns, wrappers
undershirts, and drawers.
Slippers.
| Deicacies for the sck-sucb az farina arrow-root
corn-starcb, cocoa, condensed milk and nicely driet
fruit-can be advantageousIy dist nbuted by the
Commission. Jeles should be carefully prepared t
avoid fermentation, and most securely packed. Many
articles Of clothing have been injured in packages
heretofore sent the Commission, by the breaking o.
jars and bottles Over every vessel containing Jelly
strew white sugar to the depth OF half an incb anC
paste stout paper mot braDded) over the mouth
Jees sent in stone bottles arrive in the best con
dition and there is no difficulty in removing the
contents for Every bottle &C., containing Jelly
should be labeled Aromatic spirits and waters
light easy chairs for convalescents nicely made
splints for wounded limbs, chequer and backgammon
boards and like articles for the amusement of
WOUNDED men, books for desultory reading, and
mag"si especially If illustrated, will be usefal.
All atic S should be closely packed in wooden
boxes, cry strongly wrapped bales, and clearly
directed. the top OF the contents OF each box,
under the ,o,' a list of what it contains should be
placed; du; cate of this list should be sent by
mail. ARA Nments for free transportation should
be made, or 'sght paid in advance THE express
companies VIII ,enerally convey goods for this pur-
pore at q reduction on the usual rates. Packages
may be directed and sent, as is most economical,
from any point to any Of the addresses below {" For
the U. s. Sanitary Commission J:
Cooper Union, no. 10 Third avenue, New-York.
Care of Samuel and William Welsh No. 2lS South
Delaware avenue, Philadelphia.
Care of DIR. S. G. Howe, No. 20 Broomield street,
Boston.
Care of DR.. W. II. Musaey, Cincinnati.
Cave OF DIR. c. ID. Griswold Wheeling, Va
Care Of f. l.. Olmsted No. 2ll street, Wash.
iugton. ID. C.
Acknowledgements will be made to all those who
forward parcels and final report to the Secretary
Of ha aiyo, &C.
contributors, 80 far as they shall be known to the
Commission.
HENRY W. BELLOWS, D. D, President.
re- 6 \ D s, 4AcHE Ii. d. Prof woLCoFr GIBBS
FRED FRGi j Law G0GasTEp. ELISHA harris N. D.,
GEORGE W. ccLLUN' U. SAMUEL O. HOWE NJ
A1E 5 x4AiS E. sH1RAs coFaSyELrus R. AoNEw,
Ros g. i: e c. WOOD. M D. s fEG&EBEgEY,
wIELi1ahv ASBURES RI; cE p FsV . T 5 NJ.
COm,.ioner. under authority Of the Secretary Of war
1.-THE troop. In the field need blankets The supply in the
country is exhausted Men spring to faster than the
mill, can manufacture and large quantities ordered from
abroad have not yet arrived.
ITO relieve pressing necessities contribution, invited
from the surplus stores Of families.
1.-THE regulation army blsnke; weighs five pounds but good
sound wooden blankets weighing not less than four pounds viii
gladly received the Offices of the United States Quarter
masters In the principal towns OF tie loyal states and appd
to the Of the troops.
To such have baIkois which they spare but can
no, afford to give the full market value Of suitable blankets
delivered Is above. will be paid ii. c. AElO5,
"Quarternss.er General United States
Sep York, Oct. l, 1861"
Every blanket guilt sent TO the Sanitary Commission ia
equivalent, in value to the nation to blanket suPpedas above
requested by the General The hospitals must
be pre yded for an well 81 the camps
FRED LAW oLMsTED, Secretary.
IYa.hfv oson Oct 2