{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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A DUTcnMAN's HoRsE.-An old Dutch
man having lost his horse, published the
following advertisement. Whether he ever
found his horse is matter of mystery to
this day; probably the old horse is still
running:


Runaway, or stolen, or straid, mine pig
black Horse, about fourteen or fifteen hands
and six inches high. He has got four
black legs, two pehint, and two before,
and is plack all over his body except his
face, and that is plack too. He trods, and
ganters, and baces, and vawks, and ven he
vawks his feet and legs all go after one
ansder He has two ears upon his head,
both alike, but Won is plaeker tan fodder.
lie has two eyes, Won is put out, and tod
der is pom de side of his head, and ven you
SO pom fodder side he WON'T see you. Ven
ne eats much he has a pig belly, and he has
long dale vot hangs down behint, but
cut it short fodder day and now it is not so
long as it was pefore. He is shod all
round, but his pehint shoes coined of, and
now he has only got shoes pefore. He
holds up his head and looks gaily, and ven
he scairs he jumps about like every thing
in the vorld-he will rite NIT sattle, or
chaze or cart, or will 60 py himself mitout
nobody put bag on his pack NIT poy on
it-he is not very old, and ven he vawks
or runs, his head comes pefore and his dale
stays pehint, only ven he durns round and
gifts mad, and den his dale comes first. Who
ever will pring him pack shall pay five dol
lars rewart, and if he pring pack de tief
dat stole him, he shall pay twenty dollars
and ak no questions