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Western Star, Issue 31, 13 June 1874, Page 5

A German, who had losb his horse, brought the following advertisement to a New York paper:— ‘ JKund away, sdolcn, or sirayed, mine large plank hoioe, about 1J hands hie. Mo has four p'ack legs, two behind and two pefore ; lie’s, pUct a'l otcr his pody, put he has got some white spots upon h : s pact, where do skin vos rub o 7 1; pt'u I greened cm, and do vile spots all nlack aga'o, Me Ircds and katue”s, and sometimes he va'ks ; and vhen lie valks all his legs and feet goes, on vou after auoder. Ho has two cars pon his head, both alike; but you is p.'acker dan todcr, and a small pit longer, lie has two eyes, von. is put out, and toder is pon do side oft' his head ; and Then you go toder side he vont see you. Yen. he eats good deal ho has pig nelly ; ho has long didl, that hangs pobind ; put i cut it short toder day, and now it is not so Jong tuc it was. lie is shooed aU round, put his behind shoes corned off, and now he has got on shoes only pefore. Me holds up his head and looks gaily ; and vhen ho has been frightened ho jumps about like every* thing in do world. Jio vilfiide mit a saddile, or a chaise or a kart; or ho villge py himtelf vidout nopodj on bis pack put a noy ; arid a poy on the top of it. Me is not wery old ; and vhen he valks or runs his head gees first and hia tail stays pohiud ; and vhen he gets my d, and turns round, den him tail come first.—Vooever will priug him. pack shall pay five toilars reward ami it he priug back de tiet Oat stole him, ha shall pay. tweutj dollars, and aac no.ijucstions,”