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From the New-England Galaxy.

 ADVENTURES OF \ WOODEN LEG.

 Before you had those timber toes,

 Your love did allow;

 But then you know you stand upon

 Another FOOTING now.

 nm ont. of these unfortunate wi ghts who have found themselves obliged to call upon the carpenter, for the purpose of mending my nor tai frame. Twas born complete, round as pump isii;i t!i pair of as sturdy as ever kick cd. Istumped about merrily on both of them during my youth, and never dreamed that should ono day be indebted for the same peril patetical faculty, to astick of wood.

 During the last war with Great Britain, lser- dint!ic army on thefrontlers. l was ia many battles, but managed through nearly the whole of the contest to Keep lead and cold iron out of nc. began to think myself bullet proof but never was d coniurermore mistaken. as found out at the battle of Plattsbnrgh, by the help of 2 cannon ball which took off my leg just below <llc knee. This happened in the beginning ot che action. and fell into tke enemy's hands Ne got the victory ;st last last sis well known, and when the enemy retreated, was carried of by them along with some-of their own wounded. ] was duly reported by the American returns among the missing, and my friends all imagined snc dcaa.

 After lying some time in the British Hospitals l. saas seSt to Montreal, where l met very in-

 