The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-05

our united exertions, vii be ours.
r. w. BunNws Prest.
$50. gospIS4 Vice Pres't.
s. J BRoApwDLI, Fec. Sec.
@ r FospIcK Cor. Sec.
HENRY PEARcE. Treasurer.
COMMITTEES ON SUPPLIES.
T. G. Op,osSH. C F. WmsrAoH.
Ru G. BALDWIN.
SUPPLIES WANTED FOE THE HOSPITALS.
pEpDISo.
/. Bed sackiug-7t feet longand
4 feet wide; leave one end open, and
sew on four tsps s'rings.
Q. sSheets-6 ieet long and ~
feet wide.
3. Comiortables---same sizo as
sheets, Of cheap. dark material.
4. Quilts-second hand.
5. Blankets
8. Pillow,ticks-24 inches long
and 18 inches wids.
7. Piliows--of hair or feathers.
s. Pillow. cases--2O inchss long
and is inches vide.
CLOTHING.
8. Shirts--of blesched or un-
bleached muslin, or cotton q .unel. l
yard long, I OF . yard wide. open 10
inches at the bottom; length of
sleeve ( OF yard: wristband 10
inches long: depth OF armhole ~
irches; neckbard Is inches long and
2 inches wide; length OF slit in front
! yard, q piece 2 inches wide. lap.
ping under, to fasten with buttons.
10. Flannel uudershirts - red 4.
VIII te or grey; l yard long. 7 yard
wide; sleeves 10 inches wide ani Z
yard long, sloped and hemmed AT
the wrist; gussets at the neck and
narrow hand.
IL. Drswers-loose, cotton dan.
mel or woolsn. Seconthand flannel
shir,a, or drawers, or wrappers, will
be very acceptable.
12. Knit WoOIen Socks - The
yarn should be as heavy 40 M. 20
and the needle Of siz- No 10, with
"a stitches on each needle; the leg
should be l3 inches long, and the
ieet in proportion oi ] IL and ! II
inches long.
13. Handkerchiefs and towels,
IA. Mittens - one finger and
thumb, knit or made OF cloth.
SURGEONS SUPPLIES.
Is. Congresses, or pieces Of old
soft linen and cottor, without ANS,
selvedges or starch; wash the pieces
thoroughly, iron them and roll them
into smooth bundles.
1G. Gases OF mnslin, 90 inches
long by inches wide, for cushions
for wounded limbs.
EDIBLEs.
II. Dried apples, dried peaches
dried plums, dried berries, in bags
or barrels.
1s. Fruit. jellies, tomatoes. -
Over every vessel containing jelly
s,rew white sugar to the depth OF one
half an inch. and paste stout paper
(not brsniied) over the mouth.
10. Tea. Rice. Corn St,rch, Fs
rina, Sage. Oat Meal, Tapioca, Ar
rowroo., Cocoa Pearl Barley, Yeas
Cakes, Yeast Powders.
go. Sour Krvut and pickles OF al
kinds.
Every package should he distinct
lly labelled, with the weight or quan
tity Of each marked upon it. Cam
should be soldered. d. not pacl
Canned or Dried fruits together. ans
never pack Canned fruit with Cloth
ing.
IIauIps.
81. Pure Wine, Brandy an,
Whisky. C.tswba wine is used il
large quantities.
%. Raspberry and Nackberr
syrup and vinegar.
7 90. Lemon syrup.
\ DIRECTIONS FOR PACKING, MARKING
AND F,RwARDiNG.
All the articles should be closel
packed in wooden boxes. or yer
strongly raped bales. On the to
OF the center OF each box, under tn
cover, a full list Of what it contain
should be placed, should be sent b.
mail, with the railroad receipt.
possible, put on the cover wit
screws. On one corner of the cove
Ofthe box state from where il come
' and direct il clearly as follows:
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f. Pers are requested to copy.