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The .Mareis q Improvemeat.--A Mir. Rowland, of West BFookfeld, Mass. ap- pears to have brought the wooden leg bu- slness to marvellous perfection, making them so light and easy in the joints, as to answer almost as well as the original limbs. An unfortunate Vermonter lost, 1t seems, 6Qtb legs, by a log rolling on to him, but, by means of Mir. Howland's carpentry, he now performs nearly all kinds oi work, "with the same facility as before" If all be true that is said of this gentleman's ''wofks of the understanding, bandy- legged fellow might be tempted to throw by his old stumPs, and purchase q pair of AIr. Howland's improvements" !"