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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27
iCOMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
As it has been stated that the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad arc about to consummate
The long contemplated improvement OF THEN
wharf property land Heaven speed them } at
the terminus Of the Tunnel, on Wilkes street,
(which improvement will entail some changes
on Union street, viz: the taking up Of the rails
on that srcet-which are decided nuisance,
and which should have never been permitted)
allow me to suggest, respectfully, to our
Corporation officials, in conjunction with The
railroad men and the owners of property on
that street, (l[nion) simple and cheap plan,
whereby the property will be enhanced in value
and the facilities of discharging cargoes will be
greatly enlarged 1t is thi': Let the street
he wileued at least three feet, on each side ct
the centre track, by curtailing that much from
the sidewalks Then carts, drays and other
vehicles, will have ample room-even if the
centre track remains-to wheel about. Asst la
now, all know the miserable condition Of The
street. IT, as we are told, the Recording An
gel takes note of the oalhs that are shouted
out loud enough to hear, even if he were deaf,
how large book will be filled with the inpre
cations Of irate draymen and cartmen when
they find themselves stalled against Gloss
tie or rail- or an axle-trec smashed to 'smith
crimes" Let them be relieved. The writer OF
this is the owner of some property on Union
street, in good location, and wonld be willing
to have his property specially taxed to meet
the expenses OF this much-needed pHGliC I'M
provement He is actuated by no other desire
than an earnest wish for the prosperity Of The
good old town, and hopes that whatever
charge may be made on the street will be an
improvement Look to it, gentlemen, all. Let
us, when we commence this work, do it right
for all time The expense will be slight, the
street vastly improved, and merchants and
others greatly accommodated. The beneficial
results must be apparent to ALT is patent
1t is hoped that the 0. Il a. r. r. will do the
lion 5 share of this work, for obvious reasons.
In any event, let the Corporation, through the
worthy Superintendent Of Police, see that the
work is substantially done, or not ALL r.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. q. r
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
DRUGS CHEMlcaL3, &c.

SAMUEL. II. JANl5GT. MALLDH Ii. ia III III.
jANNEY 4 co,
- DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS, LEWIS Waite LEAD:
Paints, Oils and Fnrnishes,
FRENCH WIS DOW GLASS & PUTTY.
No. l45, King street
at4~ Orders and Inquiries from the country
promptly attended to. sep I'll
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NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, have this day assocla-
ted with us in business, E. l.. TOLSON, of Ma
ryland, under the firm Name Of Twin, BECK
HAM & CO, for the purpose Of conducting a
GEN ERAL COMMISSION, GROCERY and
FEED BUSINESS, ut No. 30, King street, OPP
poste the Corn Exchange Thankful for the
liberal patronage extended to us heretofore, we
solicit n continuance Of the same TO our new
house. WIN " DEChItt-h.
July II, 1867
N. b -All persons indebted to the concern
Of Gwin & Bcckhan re requested to make I'M
mediate payment, Us we desire to close our
books. Jy II
TOPAETNERSulpN NOTICE.
-
The undersigned have this day formed n go.
partnership for the transaction OF Il grner"
COM lSSION EUSlN ESs, under the hrH
name Of w. A. SMDOT & CO.
". a. SMDOT,
j. ROBT. EUMnN -
ALEXANDRIA, Feb %, 1867. NJ ID
J1OPA RTNEESMIP NOTICE.
We, the undersigned, have this day i"r4n"L 4
c0partncrahip e. carry on the LIQUOR n l.
A iE BJSIN E"IH, under the firm maine d"
g. e. DOW MIA - co.
f. e. DOWNiAM
HENRY GREER
ALEXANDRIA, April 22~tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

srRESH DRUGS, &c. The subscriber has
1 Just received full supply Of the fol flowing
articles which he is prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices: ! Dbl BNISam CNpavtl, ] barrel
fresh Olive OIL Olive Gil de Aux, Sperm, Fan
ners. lard, Straits, Machine. Iongmoore:
WhaIc Turner's Crude Petroleum, Refined
ditto, Train Raw and Boiled Lin5ecd, Binn@-
Gle, paralline, Ncatsioot, Elephant, Castor oil,
&c Also White Mustard Seed, J;unaIca Gin
GER, Spears Preserving Fruit solution, CArb
Amlnonie Cloves, Pepper, Mace. Winslow ;
Soothing Syrup, Cod Liver oil, ChamomiIe
Flowers, Husband. Mngncsia, Lump Magnc
sin Celery Seed, Super C"rb Soda, Quininc,
Paints Of all kinds Bnbbitts SnlerNtus, Rabbit 5
Soap, Bluning Concentrated Potash, &c, &c.
HENRY COOK,
SEP > 80 and 22O, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Soptcnbo Der 70.
Beef CohNs Prices to-day ranged rs follows :
Old Cows ana Sculnwng;; at "a 2oa1 3o or!Ina-
~ tn n Steers Oxen Mnd Cows A 5Jaj; fair tc
good stock Cattle So Dat j0 fair quality Bccv C:
S. 25aG and the very,best Bcevcs STA, . PEI
100 lbs The market this morning opened ac-
tive, and closed very dull within the above
range of prices, being decline OF 25c per lU
lbs on common and medium grades, while the
best Beevcs are unchanged
Sheep.-The receipts during this week have
been large, amounting to 1856 head. The mar
ket has ruled dull at about the rates Of last
week, except for stock Sheep, which were of
better quality, and prices q shade higher. Sales
of fat She have been made at 4aoc per pound
gross and stock Sheep at 81 25a3 . per head.
Lambs sell at s. 50l4 "a per head.
Hogs.--The receipts have been large durln g
the week, amounting to 6l59 head, and with a
brisk demand we notice an advance Of &c PEI
ID, but at the close the market was less active,
without change in prices. Sales Of fair to good
Hogs ut Sl0all per 1CO lbs net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27
COPARTNERSBIP NOTICES.

II The eopartnership here
I toforc existing between the undersigned
under the firm name of HENDERSON &
AVERY, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. ). \: HENDEhSOA,
RICH'D. ". AVERY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

TKESH DRUGS, &c--.Just received and for
sale at the very lowest rates Carb Ammo
nia in jars, White jamaica Ginger, Husband :
Magnesia, Cod Liver Oil in bottles, also for sale
in bulk Magnolia Water, Gloves, Mace White
Mustard Seed, Chnmomilc Flowers, Winslow'
Soothing Syrup, Venetian Red, dry ditto in
oil, Suphute Qunine, Princes Metallic Paints,
Spanish Brown, Lewis White Lead, Pure Lin
seed Oil, Bromide Potassa, Pcpsin, the genuine
article) pure Sperm Oil. HENRY COOK,
SEPT 80 and 22O, King street,
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s II M 4 c.

FIVE HUNDRED TONS WANTED,
JACOB RAMSBURG Il SONS, Georgcio".
D. c., for which they will pay the highest 1...
kct rates. Merchants and others desiring Ill
nation will please address them by letter
GEORGETOWN, au 3-lNwtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27
I { G a L NOTICES

VIRGINIA:-At rules held in ,Lr ~
' Office Of the Circuit Court Of 1'siA;
county, on the I'd day Of September iS Sis
thanie! Boush, John G.. Graham and 4IT'2 Ss.
Dixon, Executors Of Henry Chatham 'G8oaA
who sue for themselves and such otbaa, oeGc,
tors who may unto and contribute to :, c:e:;.
Of this suit, plaintiffs, ag inst Gasnp,E5i G rG0i;
man, Ovando s. x. Peck, James !9c..
S. F. Chapman, Admir-. of Louisa Hnrr..e|s9:
ceased, with the will annexed, and W.T. d.
Callan, Trustee dens In chanccry '"9.:
I he object Of this suit is to obtain :.
declaring the deed from the de!enia,".,':
said James NJ. Stewart, to the dcfvndsHH,, T.:
Y. Peck, and the deed from the suiG N'2S
Peck to said James NJ. Stewart, both ,CS&I
deeds are in the bill mentioned 10 I.,.%%~..
void, and to ascertain the liens on ,5 5u" T..
thereby conveyed and their priortie. W" =. ~
ascertain the amounts due on the .ny,HH'S;J :.
of trust, executed by the defendant {, 20
man. H.
The defendant, 0vando S.X.Pcck ,o,,..
entered his appearance and given scrr,;.1''.'!
cording to the act Of Assembly snd tha ,'''i Z,
this Court, and it appearing by atidayi, ' ,H'
is not resident OF this State, it is orf.r.|"..>
the said defendant appear here within orn,-t.-s
after due publication Of this order md i '''.-
is necessary 10 protect his interest in mi, "-',
and that copy Of this order he Er,ET"i.t SUI.
serted in the Alexandria Gnzctte n.'.'. H.
published in the city Of AlcXanlrn ,orn IAy-.
for four successive weeks, and po>,rt -. MY" ,i
front door Of the Court house Of this C,r-.a'~ '
A copy-'l'e$te.
j. TACAI, C..s.
Brent & W"tllrs, Z, q. sep -!s.4.
sTIRGlNlA:--At rule, held in III. o.
Y Office Of the Circuit Court Of AIc,,,..,
4 h., 4 4 =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

The RESULTS OF REGISTRATIONS. The cleo
tions will soon take place in the Southern
States under the act which DISTINGUISHES a
large number of whites and enfranchises all the
blacks. The voters have been registered, and
here ia tho rasDlt 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

J. R. SMOOT, j. W. FRY,
Formerly Of Aexa., Va. Cu]pcper {. H., Va.
TVAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED thom.
Ill selves at Culpepcr G. H., Va, for the pur-
pose of conducting a general + PRODUCE, FOR
WARDING and COMMISSION BUSlN ESS
under the firm name of
SMOOT s. FRY.
They respectfully solicit orders for the pur
chase of Grain, Flour, Bacon, Sulnac, Lay, &C.
and consignmcnts OF Fish, Salt, Leather, Lime
Plaster, Furniture, Sc. Orders for the pur.
chase OF produce Tiled, and sales Of consign
ments promptly accounted for.
Culpepcr G, H., sep 2O-3tn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

The hail and rain storm which passed over
Philadelphia on Wednesday afternoon was
very destructive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

The Radical Nominating State Convention
in New York have actually ''taken the bull by
the horns" and incorporated colored suffrage
in their platform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27
NORTH KNOWING.

W
PURE WHIShEY can be made by new
process by every household for 30c per gallon,
from three to eight gallons during the day,
without special attention. without using water
as Il condenser, and without any cost for appa-
ratus further than stove, by enclosing fifty cts.
WILLIS II. SCOTT,
sep 20-lmt Washington, d. G.
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q I'M ACT So n ! {.
y s y VI a g!
5o0tons SUMAC WANTED, for whjc-@
highest market price will be paid in cash: s.;
$50, 600 HICKOKY SpOkES, by
+. ROSENTHA4..
iv5-3m Foot Of Duke ST.. AlcXandtlsl
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GOLD.
vi a ri NE ST

New YORK, Sept 27.-Gold today, I41;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

The Northern papers are complaining that
the seats of the street car railroads in the cities
are filled with bugs and unnameable insects
much to annoyance and even horror of pas
sanpers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

The Warrenton (Va.) Sentinel says that
: zone Of the greatest religious revivals ever
known in Warrenton is progressing nightly at
the Baptist church, and many protesting con-
version -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

A live Gorilla, caught in the interior of Afri.
ca has arrived in New York and is in Bar
NUNS Museum It created sensation in
and out of the museum. When standing up
right it is about five and hall feet in height.
and is about the color of an elephant. Its face
has more the appearance Of human being
than of a monkey, with an eye exactly like
that of human being. Its hand is as delicate
as that of a womans, and it would not seem
possible that there ism it such muscular power,
as it has, and can use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

The official Gazette, of Havana, has just
published the law of July IL, 1866, for the total
suppression of the slave trade to Cuba. The su-
preme Government has ordained that gen.
eral census be made of all the slaves living in
Cuba, from'and after Oct. and all free colored
people be provided with warrants showing
their proper registration, under a penalty.
Foreign vessels are to be prevented from reg
istry in Spanish ports
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27
A kRIN ED.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Ida A. Jayne, Jayne, abingdon,
NJ Eldridge X Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-27

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: That Re
" gistered Bond, No. q, for $500. AleXan-
driu Corporation, issued to Inc on the 4th Of
March, 1856, having been lost, / shall apply to
tho city Council Of Alexandria, for the issue of
a new bond, in place of the one lost
All l0-co2m j. NJ. p. ATKINSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

EEsrur bon CHCErp CATrIr. Take
s1.aA parcel q guaPo~drT siost to -
three iLinbles full make small funsI
wi,A tLin FaPcr sa;h-.eat oniy 90 bold The
po-ler, elo-c the large end by tolI.ns. m.
scrt o ia The passage 81 the threat ether
With thc tngers or hand. 90 by using q
snail stick-sr,ii 30 a. to gra.p ite small
eal % ihr fanael. add o. b. ca.iy with
dra-u Wien desired. Noihiug Csc 90 lc
done. The has bee O. tined sac,es,ia.ly ty
some oi ile best stock iai.efs 10 tlis s.e,a-
iiy aad bEs never faiir5. ] believe. iu an
case ~ <. q. 81 Go. Gent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15
The Crealeau.e Gilman ml.er,.

d. P-t4stss .s s Nss.-s Fsr,I % F.s..s ....
issrrsF yes Nsrtss. THrsrsssr
aai Erf.ra. f-f~ af -ra.rasi NJ ssl arss .f $50.
-rs-.fft.rs. l..arrt tr ~r..-k i...e frr.t.rt.rt
ia-Iss..rs. lrr.f.rrr. Nrrraas fi.0...fr cd o.
Iri.a.ra.s fa r.arfta.r rrerrs..r. tarsurr. ...r
ir..rrsr. aa. .fs. Mratai So fhrs..a. f..a..s
eos. A. o. EpII. J "a LtfEWHLl. ~
a.. Aafhar .f tnf -fsrrra na.k b" A.
IA saf.t $4,000 saIh.r. .a fafs a.Ia-.rnf-
T.. .afr. rs.ff.t rfHFrs frau BE- esa ss.rf --rs
f.HI '.r aa CD r.asr rH.ra .f So. t.as. CO.'S h.
fa-Ffas.f rrrr.Fr.I -fh.rf a.r '.r.r- arf arharf
tsasrfaaf safr.ra. arfrafl.rs. trnsars. fasfru-
.r.f. r.Has .f r.f..a.s. l.e..InG .rf r.-.r
refr sf aHrr .rr.a.r CO fIr.f.s. hs et.ra frrrr
fat-rf. a-aftrr snst BE- e.rfIrlaa a.af ff 49,
Gee t.a-rI rarsl Do rrfratrF snt rst.rs'r
H. isrfrrs go rf.se be f. .taasaals s a
ftaesarfs
~r.' ea'r- 90. iaa r...a sarr..rs. Eel .ar co.
-f.ss. .a frrf.H .f 90 rrrfs. .r ta. r.sfass
Sleeps. Nf at .ffss.-r far f.lstfff
tlft~ e.. kllHE a CO.
~ i.arr.. N.a 3 .rt r.sf nl.f ga as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

SAWDUsr A. BIDDING. Souis Of Our
friends are in the habit cf using savdust a.
bedding. II Eii % ior that. and As an
absorbent % Eqaii snsnures q may be use
fsl. bat IL j. poor sfuH CA Land l, contains
an inGsi,csirnsi quantity % nitrogen. IN a.
.eH. ard 81 mineral matter. thoash some
have thoaght that 4 would have good e.
hcf, a. manure on accosnt II the solvent
action % iis carhonic acid on tie mineral
constituents OF tue soil Mr.. Lascs tired
savdusi On %. erass plots az Bothamsted
al The rate % , 900 pounds annually. bat ii
yiclled an average annual projucc q 3 I ?
hundred pound. lsss hay than the uura1Hrr-
q land along.ile
Where 1000 pound. OF sawdust ~crc
applied Nth ammoniacAl salts. there vcrc
only bounds an acre pr annula more grass
uan ~herc the sane sort and qaanufy 81
auuloniacal salts we're sppl,sd alone
Where the ssvlust vas used in a mixture
With both anmoniscal salts an mineral
manure the WELD per annsm v2s about Z
u a hundred weigh; icss tLan where The
sane salts and mineral manarc we're used
wiihoui the sa-dsst The ton q sas dust
per acre. and pr annum. va practically
q no avail a. nansre.
-As a mere absorbent 81 hgsids Il j.
worth something. a. Il enabics us 90 ave
them ~hem they mighi oihcrvise be lost.
blt sand Is 80 vastly better. thai % sou can
gci that We eonsidcr n far preferable esPec-
iaiiy II your land. or The soii on uhich ,ou
propose % apply the manury. &. inclined
20 he sila and heavy. We Ike sanl. and
donf Ike sawdust II ~e caa get anything
better
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

Wool GEowrEs' CONVENTION. Thc
foli o~iuc Rssoiutious verv adcptcd ~ ihe
Wool Gro-cr.' Coavcssioa. hrli iu Au-
gusts on abe 2iih inst.
Resolve. That sheep hasbanlrv oaebt
o. De- encouraged anouc us. uot oniy a.
direct means of support. Bot also a. iudi-
rcctis tcnaiu- O. maintain and Increase fhs
pr0lutuycucsss of our soil.
kssoise,i. A. The deep conviction 81 al
prcscng that shsep busbandry cannot g.
safely entered upou or ADVISED a. thc iarIf
upon vol nov -.
Received. a. our own cousic;ions. ana
We believe also that % al tle nlost iatelli-
gent sheep gro~vrs On the STATE. thai
last protecilou GO thc WOOL croslng inter
csts ci New Erg land rcluircs itag there
sAouii BE- lad Upon Imported woods an inn
port auiy not l,-s thaa tlat p-oPos,d ~
tlc tgmi.crianl Coavcaiion.
kcso1e-. 2 LAT tac interests lr tLc Wool
Grover and pi III -uana iacturrr a +aoI.cn
goods Ought BOZ CD coafilt ut. each 9th
CT. and that che lr-Torf d1fv urcn uoollea
good. slosld ic slfEoicut o. secure o.
cur u,ar ulacilrcs thc L1mc market ior iLc
sau.e
Ecselscd. That the jcirgaiion IN Con-
Crc>s ironi this safe d. rcgue-frd % take
aA far and honorable means OBJ procur.y
the eusctu.snt O. iaw Iu sccordance We
ue srflt oi the follouin- rvsolations
Received. I -af chs Sccrciarics be direct
81 to torwar.l o. each Of or Sculfors All
krp-csentafisrs iu Congress a copy Of
these r,solltaors.
Resolved. hat 90 alsis, tie uooi eroS-
ers az wooilen msnuiacturrrs 90 hold
n.eeiia-- 40 ccairai points in di5crcni psri .
of thc >tate. Or tie d.fcus.ion of matters
PERTAINING O. the protection O. their sever
al intsrrsts. aId ior che IrstraciI8u ii iLe
l.cslls rrlaflre o. sach matters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

BIZ Thy. Everybody deiests slaiterns
IN tbe household. 80; s.otea.iness in Gle
Outdoor management Of the farm is equally
disgusting % The lover u ncatness ani goo.
order. IL the spring and summer. nature
With its myriad bcauti,s Of gro~tb ard color
seems % Struggle 90 conceal ibe sLort COM
ings 81 The shiiiIess faruer. bat tie frosts
Of autumn reveal them Boz aIl tacir insight
Illness Yields smotberc1 80 tan rsunt
veeds. sowing their miI,ons 81 SEED. Or
fufare crops fences in q tuulis lo~1 -5a-
dltion. yards torn sp by fuiae. walks to
house and outbouses knee deep with nod
corn wasting in eclds. gram stacks tae sitrs
and play houscs &C hogs. valuable machinery
blsaching. sselinr. fotiin- ia Gle Wcafler.
or roohess sheds. aro some OF tbc agns or
outdoor sl0ven. Eralrr. have you any a.
these signs existing ar0anl yoag
Praiue = arucr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

Tax L.rE ESGLssH C0LLIrRY Exr1os
loss. We learn i-om oar Engii,L ex-
ehanses that Gle invest cation into .Le orr
ein ard cau-r 81 the FEARFUL co-i.rry acci-
dent 81 Hsfnsieg BE- sf.l proceeding. and
evidence ALREADY allaocl siou. ooaclasise-
ly ilai 80 miHe bal been isr many uaouths
ia a. unhealthy conditen. al tist tie
coaccatration 70 gass in al &C. uorkirr
tal rendered H 81 useL akc Magazine
tlai 90 ou.y AWAITED 3D. torch o. corvert q,
inio aery fluac-. Boston Jo-1naL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15
AParisian slaugAter y 80

Col Thomas ;. Lang OF Moth Nsssal.
boro'. Ne. Who j. nov in Europs recently
pai1 a visit 10 the slaughter b0uses Ia Pans.
and investigated tbe n,o.les Of operations.
lie furnishes = description for The Mann
Farmer. from which ne take an extract;
The slaagbtering q al animals Tor
feed = done by the city. No meat l. allow
ed 10 Be offered for sale unlrss "a has been
slaughtered and examined b. The asthcriz
ed authorities ofthe government slaughter
houses. Individuals NAV purchase as
many animals. and ssch ones A. thes wish
and have them hep; al the immense Gov
ernment Depot. and have them slaughtered.
when they wish. II they desire tie DIAL
they are allowed 20 take Il n not. the GOV
eminent allows n stated price Tor IL. which
Is deducted from tie charge Of keeping and
slanghsering. Beef cattle are Knocked
down and bled in the same manner %
butchers AZ bone-cxcept such a. are
butcbered for The Jews. Tbcse arr taken
Up By one fore leg until the bad = drawn
% the floor. Then With ar instrumcnt sim
AAAN " rNA4NAs AAN AaaNAA - Naa AANA ID
the neck bone. The instru-ncnt. believe
j. called the knife Of sacrifice Ahcr thev
are done bleeding ihcy arr turned upon the
back. and the skin removed from the le.,s
frOa the knee AM neck joint 70 the foot.
AMI tie legs separated al those points much
siter our own fashion. Then came ~Lai
was nov O. the wriier-an instrument made
81 steel wire hall an inch IN diameter and
four feet long. being shaped about ike
one quarter section Of four foot circle
This vas made very smooth. With a snail
eouieal point. Which va Inserted into q
slight puncture made IN shc skin near tLc
navel. and forced aro1n between the skin
and hesh. nearly @ the back bone upon
both sides several 0,her puuctures werr
made IN other localities. and al OF thc slia
th4t could be easily rvacLri was separated
from The aesh IN ike manner. Nov. tao
pairs q bellows. ball a. iar-c - Eack
smiths bellows. were applied by iniroluc-
ing the Wind pipe INTO the sane oriirc a.
the steel operator. TIE bsiloas were
worked by long levers. and one man LAID
OF al his strength uPon each. uniI ihc ar
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