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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
t8ro1d,pGy. 0ppOsus the City RnH.l
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NOVEL TIES

VII J0r One Smiling
TUESDAY, DEC 26, 1873
TEN SPLENDID PERFORMANCES!
COMICAL PUNCH AND JUDY.
Purck real ghter-he beats the negro-kcks the
of doorsknocks down the his own
Nick. - -
Mons ADRIEN, the wonderful Magician and
PROFESSOR OF THE BLACK ART,
His wonderful Feas of Magic, with myserols disappearan
ces changes &c. have given him the title Of
THE WIZARD OF THE WORLD!
Miss ADAIR the accomplished Vocalist
Miss Cecilia Blanchard the celebrated Female Jugger
Player n the Musical GLASSES.
SNOW WHITE NEGROES
70 Just arrived from Brazil two Negro Boys (sev.n and
old perfectly white with pink eyes wooy
white with the fiat and thick African
They can be seen during the whole day and evening
MAD AME ADOLPHE,
The Celebraed Sybil,
be privately consulted all hours regarding
and Future
Admission the whole l2K cea-one shilling extra fol-
consulting Madame Adolphe da6 re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29

NE w I i.
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL. WASHINGTON
" HALL-Nr Parker wis'es notice his friends and
the public that he intends giving Grand Fancy Ball
New Years night on which oeeason great 2! fancy
Fling by Miss Seul De Village by Mas ST Clair La
Syphde, by ayouuo Lady HomPpe, by Master Tyro
lem by Miss lemencs the much admired Spanish of
III Jaleo de Xeres by the celebrated Miss Walters; Naval
Hornpipe, by Mr. Parker
Dancing half past eight and until
late hour Tickets 81.
rersons rep esentng clowrs negroes intoxicated cha
ractsrs any improper dress will be ADM The
srctes attention will be paid at The door such
racten from entering the d2o 3t*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29

PUBLIC BALL will be given Rice's Neptune House
"A New Rochelle on Monday Evening, New Years N ght,
jar s The friends of the establishment from the CITY, are
respectfully invited to attend G. +. RICE.
New ork, Dec a. d27 4tSrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-29

TOSEfH KAMMERER, Professor of Music, respectfully
his patrons and the puoc in general that he
has from 50 Crosby 1876 Lauren where
all orders his Cot lion perform parties
of town. will be received and promptly sttsnded
Orders for X. will also be received at Mrs. w. Dubois
Mu.i Store No. 283 Broadway. d20 Imsrc
GOAL BELOW SUMNER PRICEs.Consumerso Of, oa
Ash Coal at the redac price IS Broken Ess S.
for Stove for Nudev.red free Of carriage from the
yard 438 Washington formerly Fi,zsmmons yard
Terms cash delivery in all cases -
d7I linen ]. DAVENPORT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
CITY INTELL NCI
CoURT CALESDAR.-This Gav-Common Pleas
Nos, Is, IS, 20, 80, leo 81, 80, 81, 49, So, 81,

TUEsnAY. September j.
L. STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-2efore Judg,
BErrs.
Grin FGrdham Stoop Martha .9n her tackle, eppa
rel lc-This was continuation Of the commence,
previous the recess relative the Oyster Bay Th
soop Bahama was employed in the oyster business, and
large number of men, belonging Oyster Bay manned ,h
soop Martha Ann with view Of driving her off. Durns
the hgh, the vessels foul and the Bahama injured
The Martha Ann then beIled for damages. The
mony concluded aud decision viii be rendered prob
bly, in few days.
SPECIAL SESSIONS Before the RECORDER
and Aid. Woodruff and Dunnng
Several persons Of small offences and SEN
fenced several were discared Tor Of evidence; several
were remauded aud the Court ourue to o'clock on Fri
day morning.
POLICE OFFIcE.-STEALING CLoTHISG.-A man
named Thomas Harrington was arrested this morning
charged with having the night OF the 29h utno solr
trunk and carpet bas Containing valuable clothing from
the barge Philadelphia, moOred al Pier NO2 Moth river
the property Of Nh. Poum2a. The property was found in
prisoner possessions but the owner out Of the CITY the
value of the articles b. known, the complaint
made until he returns. The accused was however, com.
mitted TO prison.
WAvroS MALICE OF 4 FrMALr.-A young female of
prepossessiug appearance named Henrietta Lawrence had
been boarding for time at the house Of Mrs Jane A;Cord
in Church and not being satisfied with her situation
maid ND her board and resolved leave. This GREW
ously offended Madame M'Cord, that she threw large
quantity Of lamp oil several very valuable silk dresses be-
longing TO The girl and also them through the folds in
order to destroy them Application made at the Police
Office and officers Prince John Davis aud Watts having
rested the woman, she held bail in 5000 Tor
her wanton destruction
STEALING PARTS oFrHE HYDRANrs-O On Saturday night
officer Dunshee removed iron unkshop at the corner of
9th and the Eighth avenue so brass caps hydrants
with the chains and attached This officer with
stable H. Smith Of the Sixteenth Ward, then endeavored
find and arrest the thief which constable Smith
ps-d last night having arrested named John Kelly
whose possession he onnd more of the Croton hydant
caps and also about ice pounds Of brass machine work
which he had not set disposed Of On complaint Of Wilson
Small Purveyor the Cro,on Aqueduct Board, Kelly
committed in full at the Upper Police.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

~ Health, Quiet, and Comfort-The Ora
He 81 Barcay-seet, New fork pfofes adv ailtases
nam storpng few days weeks the CITY, such as
are ssy 4 sby % led s on , elin a nd, ann r
t;, ycinty of the principal steamboat landings It's
snartsn are and neat while It's fable supplied
VIII wv. -, Animal Food aud smuans OF all kinds
moderate and every effort made TO render Boarders
cothloI'a''e iy25 d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

BENJAMIN HARDlSGE, who leetured in The he
oEin and Process Of The Art of sPsh Psgeh9sTaPhy Ste
sn looms at Park Place onse where he will teach Ste
naphy hnenouica Epit9r and warrant pupils such
in rhs art as enable ;hem follow speaker with
Ii only By the improvements OF Mr.
3at hi; long sought GescerGtun be easily
piished r or rho frs, ,,,.. ~ r-rd;,;o, ard
s.temrr,s from the spontaneous results oipracticl
.rnerimen, see circulars aulz I'm
nT0TTCE.-JOHN BURDELL, Dentist, having
oy-d his signs from 60 Chambersseet, and In this
Hid TO IN. public that the business heretofore
wa5 that Office By himself and the subscriber has been
rs,inausned take this ethed appEize my friends
that my professional still az te
anu as heretofore the above Office and that nothing
nI h =, anug 10 render those services efficient.
si'ail U W. THOMAS B. CUNNING.
September / 1913. ------------ 5. lw. .-
nHGNIX DINING ROOMS, corner of Pine
and Nassau stee,s.-F. ARMAND will serve up Dls-
snperor style every day from III A. NJ 10 P NJ As
h. nrrh,ses the CHOICEST ARTICLES the market and the
~ under charge of Mrs. +. Armand, flor long
@ eook in the first hotels the ciiyl he requests all who
% first rate dinner, well seryed up poor 10 IA.
pSm with trial Coee, {mede from the best old ard}
v worn bot milk from a NJ III p Nj Merchants and pro-
.s;onai gentlemen dining down VIII nd ,hls COVE
nisnt and pleasant resort. FRANCIS ARMAND s. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
THE TRIBUNE BOOK-BINDERY,

No. SMuCe-stree., Tnbune buiIulnEs
JAMES PllNGLE respectfully Informs his friends anu
the public generally ,,t he has commenced business Win
Determination 10 do justice his customers bothas 70 ua
IF and scale charges He prepared 10 exc
cute Binding in all It's branches. ~
OF any Kind the business solicited "
ustS * vi e. r. IL. 80 ,,,snJld 70 Jyl2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

DuEL-Ycsterday morning, duel TOOK place
between Major Beard OF this city and Lieut. Scott OF the
II : Army in consequence of dispute of some days
Sy,nd;nr The parties the Barracks, below the
civ with small swords, aud al the first pass the Lieutenant
severe thrust in the right thigh which struck the
hon. l,tIe below the groin The parties then Iel the
JON i 49, n. o. Pic. 9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
TARRyrowN, goth August, 1913.


GESTLEMEN: have received the elegant and sericeabe
sword which have done the honor present me,
on behalf Of my fellow CITIZENS of Philadelphia whom you
represent Testimonial Of their appreciation ofy conduct
on board the Somers. gratefully accept yoar munltcent
Offering with pledge 1t shall be reflect
no dscedit the gift itself the honored hands that be
slowed II.
If the reception OF this gift has overwhelmed me with
grateful emotons have been scarcely less sgreeaby affect
ed BY the nestimabe document which accompanied
lively appreciation OF the difficulties of our position on board
the Soners of the loss of national honor aud sacrifice Of hu
mainly that would have followed her conversion from
American man-omar pirate; your estimation OF the
efforts that put forth by her officers through
days and nights Of peril avert BY calm and faithful rg
the threatened disaster and your APPRECIATION Of the
adopted last secure the honor
of ou flag give peculiar value TO your testimonial
have deep and abiding of the double obligation
thus cnferred upon me- which can only manifest BY an
effort justify your favorable opinion Be pleased
TO all who have participated In this kind act that
shall ever hold them grateful aud honorvd remembrance
and believe me- gentemen truly and respectfully your
obliged and most ob-dent,
ALEX. SLlDELL MACKENZIE.
Messs George CadwaIader Thomas c. Psrcival Stephen
Baldwin, {. G. Chds, John Ely, Geo H. Martin, Com.
mittee Of citizens OF Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
The Trial of Carter.

By the report of the proceedings III the New
ark Post VIC see that the State rested in this case
at half past three on Monday afternoon. The
testimony taken that day had little more direct
ness than what had gone before. Thomas Han
sci, however, testifies that on the evening of the
murder he heard Carter ask Il Mr.. Cougle if he
was going to Easton the next morning On learn
inc that he was, Carter told him he wished to send
a letter by him, and said that he would be at his
shop early in the morning. Cougle went accord
inglv at an early hour in the morning and took
the letter for Carter-whch gave an account OF
the murder. 1t is also made probable by clrcum-
stantial evidence that the murder was committed
early in evening. Joseph Johnston testified that
he had conversation with Garter, In which the
latter urged him to arrest a man named turman,
and promised ifhc would do So to pay all expenses
The defence was opened by Mr.. Kennedy IN a
speech of an hour. From the Advertiser we learn
that the chief part of the testimony for the de-
fence will be to prove the fact that the prisoner,
after his return from New York and before the
murder, was seen in possession of considerable
money, and particular Y of some Ne,c Hope d1llS,
and also that the letter said to have been sent by
him to Squire Howell on Tuesday morning, was
not sent till Thursday morning. If these points
shall be satisfactorily made out, certainly some OF
the most important testimony on the part OF the
State will be overcome.
1t is said that about sixteen witnesses Will be
examined for the defence; and after that, there
will doubtless be some rcbutting testimony, SC
that it is somewhat doubtful if the case will b.
submitted to the Jury this week. William NJ
Smith. the only witness examined for the defence
on Monday testified to having seen Garter have
considerable money and New Hope bills before
the murder.
ear=asnondent Of the Albany Argus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

lT The store of Messrs. Richardson & Co. at
Richmond, Va was entered few nights since,
and robbed of silk and other goods to large
amount. The stolen articles however were soon
after found in house occupied by colorcd per-
sons.
SOMETHING New IN MAcKINAc.-Thc monoto-
nc of our Island recently emivened by important sell
zlre Of smugged goods effected by the enterprise Of oar
new Collector Mr. Samuel K. Harng The goods, which
were mostly cloths OF English fabric conveyed across
IN. lines at Detroit and brought thence Macknac With
an ingenuity which reflects great credit upon him, Mr. Har-
ing discovered that the duties unpaid and Immediately
had them seized the time despatching Nh chap
man our very efficient Inspector search of second guam
,y of smageed which they overlook the route TO
La Point, and brought back in triumph to the village
D.r Erp.P Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
Elepen Hundred Pages TOR 81 w.
No the Friends of MIR. Clay.

Lrrs AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAr-The publish
extent, The work is comprised in volumes, coz
tanning in the whole upwaeds of 100 pages, and Is as
lra,ed BY splendid steel PorIai, OF Mr. CLAY, Visw OF
his Birth place Virginia and Fac Smtie oil one oil ms
ieers-te whole for One Dollar Ii Is believed TO be TIE
cheapest work published in America These Speeches
form important portion of the History OF our Country io
the last thirty years and interesting TO all classes oil
readers without reference TO politics
rRlCEsJreH done up III strong feritle copers i"
The French style:
Single copy, vols octave upwards Of 100 90
Twelve copies LOT. ~ w
Twenty-Five copies for. ....................2o 90
One hundred copies for so w
Bound with Cloth Backs s. Gilt Lettering.
Single copy - 20
Twelve copies for. IL 90
Twenty-Five copies for. "a 90
One hundfed copies for = IS 90
,dd,,ssed 10 GREELEY McELRATH New-York.
~ svlyania Assoctation.---ofhce No. 2s
Pine 81 third story. Open from to 10 a n and from 10
Sr.n ~. 's jylGr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

pOARD-A few gentlemen can be accommodate
- ted with good Board reasonable terms at ~ John ST.
ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

NJ The Free Church at Louisville, KY, was
burnt on the 18th inst. IT'S said that this was the work OF
an inceudiary We had thought that no human being could
49, 60 base as 10 burn Christian Temple yet it that
there are some reprobaes past the reach Of redemption
W - louisville (Ky.) Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

II a correspondent of the Albany Argus,
writing from Bridgeport, CT, says that Thomas
Thumb, the miniature man who has excited SO
general curiosity wherever he has been exhibited
was born in that town-that his fathers name Is
strattan, and that he is SIX years old instead OF
eleven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

DOARD.-A family or few single gentlemen
- Of good morals can have Board and spacious rooms in
private family desirable location-l0 East Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
WHOLE NO. 7l9.
SANDs's sARsAPARILLA.--The human

SANDS'S SARSAPARlLLA.--Th human
~ frame properly b. compared TO musical instrument
assessing peculiar powers, all Systematically arranged and
1ecutng pieces and LIFE IS The music
produced by this combination the result OF such hamoni.
Gus action So long the machine regularly wound up by
ensan supply OF proper nutrition" (Which pure b'ood)
'ns WI The music Continue; but when the source becomes
npure tins wonderful last will shortly
ents ana II Is found that life simply the OF the unc
9nS mat resist death u proper medicine administered
he hrrs Is srsngth left in the constitution disease b
suodusd ana the patient restored 10 perfect health.
Sands' SaapaTlla, composed entirely OF vegetable
tracts mas been Ied and fully proved wide range OF dis,
eases 10 De all that required dpe disease and
healthy action Rheumatism. Lumbaso Pain IN the Bones
Ulcers Scroula destroying the glands Nervous Affections,
Salt Rhsgn and other cgtne9q dis arising
nally cured by Patients after So frng 70. year, th
chronic constitutional disorders have speedily r-caine health
hy and testified 10 the for the bene, of suffering
humanity.
For conclusive evidence Of It's superior value and efficacy
see certificates published in this and other city papers
Prepared aud sold. wholesa and retail and for expectation
nv a. B. SANDS CO., Druggists. Granite BnilinCsA
273 Broadway corner Of Chambrrsstree New.York sold
also b. a. b. * D. SANDS, 70 FuonStrset ard - East
Broadway. of Narkst-street Price 81 per bottle six
bottles So Original documents may be at our store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
10 O00 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAM

10 On0 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND
~,OE,O FOR SALE-LyinG in Orange end Rock
land Counties State Of New York IS miles from the city
The New York and Erie Railroad, Orange Turnpike and the
well stocked with wood Of IS years growth and upwards, "A
considerable part of it might made arabic There
vera IRON mines Of which has lately been opened and
m g We nS OF % o lso
Tussto Lake two miles long and mile wide lie. in
part OF The tract the scenery OF which beautiful IL is three
miles above Persons Works and known the Augusta
IFact Access can be had 70 three four hours by the
r. y Ere Railroad in five hours by the of
iaekenack and Orange Turnpike BY the way Of Nyack
Havertraw.
will be- sold parts if offer is mad. for considerable
tract Inquire n ~ Chatham where map be
and other particulars relative the above prem
SEES auit 3mk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

NTANTED--A situation for kousework or
w chnmberwok by girl with the best city references
Apply a No. 30 2l street siit'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

DOARDING-Good Board and very pleasant
ID Rooms furnished or unluniShed for gentlemen and their
wives or single gentlemen may be obtained No 80 East
RrnadMar Good references gilen and required. 81 Mf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

NTANTED-A Partner with $500 cash.-Any
W person having that amount can invest it in business
which pays 200 per The business well established.
Satisfaction can be given BY interview with the applicant,
No person need answer this unless he has the money at his
command Of sober and industrious habits and willing
make himself useful Address line 5. NJ o. the OF!
flee of this PAPER. s2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

pendent Of the Evening Post after giving an ac-
count of O'Connels whitening rebukc of James
Gordon Bennett already published, adds:
THE next dag OConne again referred Mr.. Bennett
He sad when he the card of that individual he did not
hesitate to enounce the who had gained such nooIey
BIZ his sanderous assaults the respectable portion Of society
In America. The New York Herald disgrace TO era-
lure and when he spoke of such journals he
intended reflection the American press at age
John Bull examples Of the London press intending
70 apply uch papers as The Morning Chfoncl- or the
James Gordon BENEFITS Of the wherever they were met
r;,b !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
Commander Mackenzie.

We find in the Philadelphia papers the cores
pondence between Commander MACKENZIE and
the Committee through whom sword was pre-
scented to him on behalf of a large number of citi-
zcns, for his firm and fearless conduct on board
the Somcrs-alluded to in the letter of our Phila.
delphia correspondent. The subscription paper
was signed by about two hundred persons, and the
following is Commander Mackenzics reply to the
accompanying letter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

A FoRGERY-The Montgomery (Ala) Journal
states that named Abner j. Cody lately from Texas,
and formerly citizen OF Wetumpka has been arrested in
hs CITY, charged with lorgeres house Mobile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

MRS. AND MISS PERCY will resume their
If1 School for young Ladies' l2l Spring street. Mon
day Ssnt.nner ith aug 2w~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

sgSS FOR SALE-A Farm of l25 acres Of tillable
&T& orchard wood land, good fence W it'll Stock Crops.
LIS, Horses and Wagons, Cart Farming Utensils Tools.
Sc about so acres now in meadow Of Timothy Clover
Two wears seeded SIN of Wheat eight of OATS all in fine
condition and IN high state of cultivation. Corn Potatoes
&c with abundance of manure; House, Barn. Onlhouses
Work Shop, &c good first waerpump the house.
another III the lane the haryad for stock The farming
utensils are good and sufficient for improved system OF
agriculture Seven excellent Cows Of native breed Berkshire
Hogs Sc sc. Soil clay aud sand loan; vegetable marie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

GARDENER WANTED---Must be a single
~ man. horcus hly acquainted with the care Of Green
House plants, and the management ofa Vegetable Gea
The distance from this l2 miles Address Bud " this
office. stating where interview may he had. IS IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

NTANTED-By healthy Woman, situation
W Wet Nurse. having good breast of milk. Apply at
Lewis St. back -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

Immediate possession given if desired
AdJonin: the above Farm OF 20S acres, House. Barn, Or
chard &C., and about oLe-hali, fine growth Of young
timber.
These Farms situated in South Brunswick. n j. about
midway of the New York and Philadelphia Railroads
or three hours from New York.
Inquire OF NJ PALMER, at Palmer & Deans Bakery, II
Mott 81. n Y s. Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
THE TRTBUNE

..,ee AS a Military Fortrcss-Cape Din
OF the Ci:adel-ticw
rom the Ramparts-Cmsema Rooms
Escape of TheIler and DodSe-Storc-
rosms, &c.
" Correspondence Of The TRIBUNE
ALBION HOTEL,
Qurprc, August i, lsl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

CELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, II Amty-st.
- This School will he re.opened ON Monday the ii Sept
consisting only limited number of pupils It's design IS to
offer parents the OF giving their thorough
aratory education which shall qualify them for either the
counting house college.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

NANTED-Famllles supplied gratis at Bgoad's
w Office 22i Gfansrree with the best cooks, house
maids and other servants in the city, s55te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

WANTED-A situation by young Woman as
W Cook, either private family boarding house.
Good references can be given. Apply at a Spruce
s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

DLONDELL'S ORREL COAL-Of very supe-
ID nor quality for family discharging from ship
North Carolina and for sale IN 9ua4,ties 70 s1
BY W AM :. DiaO y ~, :,
au2i All w aShngton CoilcL LaIsnt d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06

COALS-Large nut size, 81 80; stove ga 10 !;
" and fresh broken and egg S. 90 ton from The yard
corner of Kiug and Greenwich Consumers may ely
on getting best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well screen
ri in the yard and delivered the above prices Tor cash.
reduction o IS per will be taken drsct om
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-06
CORK LEGS, ARMS, &c.m

o,uE LOSS OF FEET AND LEGS no HIN.
FRANCE TO THE ACT OF WALKING.-JOHS
pabc that he has returned from 70 No t2 wa
tersreet corner Of Pks-street NewYorx City, w,ee ne
o. correct and least complicat having through n-ees
ty invented made and an artlncla ss iot y 49,
ssrisfaction 70 all who call him for Legs,
ARMS, or the COMMON WOODEN Ley. au@ 'ss'