The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-09-04

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l. Bed Sacking-7t feet long aOd 4
feet wide; leave Que end open, and sew on
four tape strings.
2. Sheots-s feet long and - fee,
wide.
8. Comf,rtsbies same size as sheets,
Of cheap, dark material. a.tItt.E
A Quilts second hand. l|4Gl
Blankets.
Pillow Ticks-24 inches long aud Is
inches wide.
7 Pillows --ofhair or feathers. e,s
s Pillow cases 80 inches long and l8
iuchcs wide., 1903 coo. 0BFC
CLOTHING.
g. Shirts--of bleached or unhleached
muslin, or cotton flannel; yard long, of
yard wide, open 10 inches at the bot
tom. length of sleeve ( Of a yard; wrist
bands 10 inches long, depth Of auush hole
la inches; neck band 6 inches long and
2 inches widei length of sit in front !
yard. piece 2 inch wide. tapping under.
to fasten with buttons. .Hy
10. Flannel Under Shirls--red, white
or gray; yard longs yard wide; sleeves
10 inches wide and s yard long. soped
and hcmmed at the wrist; gussets at tho
neck and narrow band.
II. Drawers--loose. cotton flannel or
oolen Second band flannel shirts. Or
drawers. or wrappers,willbe be very accept
able. .,......,. .........o.., .,
l9. Knit Wooden Socks--the yal n
should be as heavy as No, ~ and the
needle Of siz, No Is, with 81 s'ilcher on
each needle; the lag should be II inches
long, and the feet In proportion of one
halt | | and one half l9 in,hes long.
IS. Handkerchiefs aad Towels.
ii. Mittens--oue finger and thumb,
knit or made of cloih. y ~ bF4
SURGEONS SUPPLIES.
Is. COmpressys4 OF pieces ofold soft
linen and cotton, without seams. selvedges,
or starch; wash the pieces thoroughly,
iron them, and roll them into smooth
bundles. ,,i
l6. Cases of Musln-qo inches long
by 8 inches wide, for cushions for " oun'
ded limbs. 4 H. 4 - ~ ~ Y.
EDlBLEs.
II. Dried apples, dried peaches. dried
dplums. dried berries, in bsgsor barrels.
10. Fruit. jellies. tomatoes. o YER every
vessel containing jelly, strew white sugar
TO the depth Of half an ,n,h, and paste
stout paper not branded over the
mouth.
10. Tea, rice, corn, starch, fLrina, sago
oat meal. tapioca, arrow root cocoa, ,pear
barley, yeast cakes. yeast powders. y
2O. Sour Krout and pickles of all kinds
Every package should be distincly la
belled, with the weight or quantity o
each marked upon it. Cans should b'
soldered.. Do not pack canned or, dtiet
fruit together; and 5never -pack canned
fruit with clothing. rEHdl2JH
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81. Pure Wine, Brandy and Whisky
Cslawba Wine is used in large uantites
29 Raspberry and Blackberry SbruI
and Vinegar. ,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,
Is. Lemon syrup. IA al3t3
DIRECTIONS Foa PACKING, MARKING, AM
Il .,,~,..e .-. FORWARDING. i...-a ~isst
All articles should be closely paCkedi
wooden boxes, lorsVery strongly ~fappe
bales On the top Of the center Of e.cl
box, under the cover, a full fist Of wha
it contains should be- Placed and a cop,
of this list should be Sent by mail, vii
the railroad receipt. If Ifpossib1e. pu, o
the cover with screws. On one corner q
the cover Of the box state from where i
comes and direct clearly as follow: ,..
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