A STRANGE CREATURE.
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MT. Atkinson,-A friend of mine, MT. Vance, travelling to Pittsburg from one of the small towns not far distant, stopped to sec friend, leaving his horse hitched in the road, but found on his return that he had slipped his bridle; on going in quest of him he met pedestrian on the road, of whom he inquired if he " had seen strange creature with saddle on." "Sure and have," was the reply. "Where l'' !" Just yonher p "Will you show me where ?'' ' That I wull," said the man, approaching small wood of young timber" And there he is sure J" Mir. V. looking up answers" I do not see him !'' ' Just but come hare"-" D---n," replied ", "tbaI's IOrtIe, not horse'' -" A Aorss !"' exclaimed the son of Hi- bernia, with sarprise--" Sure horse is no strange cratare, (poin,ing at it. it has saddle or, and you may bridle him, for will not n'-SGt. Foe. Post.

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