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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-29
SEEEEsEFE,S SAFE,

Virtue Of writ of Ficr Facias issued ont Of and
under the seal ct the Circuit Court and for the
toHuty of kCuOsh. State of Wisconsin. directed and
dC cred against the goods and Cha!tle, lands and
ments of Martin Boyle have levied upon and shall offer
for sale 10 the highest bidder the directs at Court
House in the City Of kenusha in said county Kenosha
Saturday, the 18Th day OF November A. ID. 1852
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, all the right tile and
interest of which the sad Martin Boyle the lth day Of
January. A. ID. 1881 any time had in and the
following described Real Estate, situate lying and being
the County of kenoha and Stale OF Wisconsin, ard desert
bed as the West haf of the North West quarter of Section
No thirty 800 IN Township two g. North OF Range twenty
two C22} East AlsoIen 100 acres OF land situate in the
South East quarter of Section No. twenty 2j
ship two CO. North of Range wentyone ell East and dc-
crbcd as follows, TO wit Commencing eighty 30 rods
North of the SOUTHEAST said Section East
side of said Section thence West enty O rods thence
North far enough 10 make land thence
the Section line thence South on said Section line 10
place of beginning.
Dated at kenosha, September Goth, I552 al
y. r. ALLEN. Sheriff
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PUFYISG.-The Oshkosh Democrat in noticing
Silas Cornish, the candidate for Surveyor and
Coroner, says, "he is poor plain and honest
farmer of the town of Utica, whose family
would be greatly benefited by the passage OF the
Maine Law"
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FOR SALE.

Kcnosl.a, Oct. 90, 1852.
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This sarsaparilla was established in the City Of
New York in 1S4o and Is the only Cen
uine DR. Townsend's Sarsaparilla-

Buy that with Dr. Chton's Certificate on, and
you viii be sure of getting the Genuine DR.. Town
sends Sarsaparilla
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THE CONTEST.

The issue in the present Congressional election
in this District, is between Manhood and Money.
Mr.. Weiss strength is in his purse, and in the
things which money will buy. Mr.. Durkee's
strength is in his principles, and in the confidence
of the people in his integrity and his fidelity to his
principles. Mr.. Durkce never sought nomina-
ton, nor bought, nor attempted to buy, an clec-
ton. He would scorn to use such appliances to
secure his success. He trusts in the people. Mo-
ney and liquor will do great deal, but we do not
believe both combined can compass his defeat
A leading Democrat said TO us, to-day" Mr.
Durkee has always voted right, we can find no
fault with him, and that makes it difficult to OPP
pose him. We can bring no charges against him."
A true testimony to a true man Free Dem.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
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FoE SALE KING's BOOK SToRE, kgSosHA: w. "
Fountain Watartown l.. Laing, SAcbu, gan; K. D. Pull
lerd, Mineral Point, Wis.
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~ Hon. f. A. HANNEGAN, of Indiana has
been acquitted of the alleged crime of killing his
brotherin-law, while under the influence of liquor.
What noble thing it is to be an Hon. drunken
murderer. Nero, Caliguln, Pope Innocent, libe-
raj criminal code of laws! Hon murdcrcrS and
dsfaulters go free, and the pcnitcntiary for the
humble sinner Grant Go. KeTaid,
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JOHN EsE9ESS,
Clock and watch Maker,

NNTOCLD respectfully inform the citizens Of Keno
Wv sha and is vicinity, th!t he has just received
very good and well selected assortment oJNEhRf, con
timing the following articles: Al Kinds of
Bracelets Breast Pus Finger Rings, Lockes. Fhimbles
Ear Rings Gold and Silver Pens and PCHc ill., Gold GuHd,
Fob and Vest chains Gold and Silver Lever Icpinc and
Vertical Watches Gold, silver and steel SpocMcles steel
Beads, Cnsps and ascls, Razor and Razor Strops, Pen
knives and Scissors silver Shell and Horn Combs, silver
and German Silver spoons Plated and Britannia Ware,
Accordeons, Cloth Tooth and Hair Brushes Fans Purses,
Pocket Books, Violin and Violin Strings EighDay and
Thirty hour Clocks Toys and many other things 70 hume
mculiCn.
Clocks, watches ,5eyeIry, &C.,
Carefully repaired and warranted Cash paid FOR old Gold
and Silver. ma. lEl9, no 47f
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RLACKSM/7HNC,

FENHE undersigned wishes 10 inform his friends and the
public at large that he has taken .hC well known saud
in the Of Wighnan'- Wagon Shop be- intends
carving the business OF BEcksmi;bng all liz brauo,.
= Horseshoing attended to with extra care. Those
wanting anything IN his line, will find for their intfrcz
give him ssuI. Charges HodeTate
S--o' - re52 JOIN xnOTLFFE.
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WILLIAM II. LoRD.-We iregret to learn
that this gentleman, with whom our citizens are
50 vel acquainted, al last advces was sick in
Tahiorna, and not expected 10 recover He
vas man and a gentleman
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ITEMS.


iNlsOuTgh, OCt. 2Utn.
A man named John Cowan was fatally woun-
ded in his boarding house yeste rday, by James
Irwin, fellow boardcr, who was found standing
over his victim with Hremans spanner i'll his
hand. Irwin has been arrested
Sandusky, Oct 81.
The most intense excitement prevails here in
consequence of the escape Of number of fugi-
tive slaves who arrived here last evening. The
slaves were from Kentucky, and on reaching
this city they were escorted by their friends
and number OF citizens to the steamer Ar row
on their way to Canada.
An attempt was made 20 arrest them on their
departure but failed, owing to the interference Of
eitizens-both black and white-after u short
struggle the slaves succeeded in escaping.
e The slave catchers consider that the citizens
are wholly responsible for their failure to exc
etc the law.
The Common Council of New York have ten
dsred JOHN p. HALE, the use Of the Governors
room, on the occasion of his proposed visit 10
that city.
IMPROVEMENT LAMPS FOR SALE-The lands
appropriated for the Improvement Of the Fox
and Wisconsin rivers are advertised to be sold
on the 18th of Jan. next, at the State Land Of
Gee, az Oshkosh.
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The more we see of the people Of this dis
trict the more we feel satisfied that they will c-
eet Mr.. Durkec, By triumphant majority. The
abuse of the bunker paper at kenosha, will, we
think, open the eyes OF our people here. In
the country there is an inc reasc Of good will to-
wards Mr.. Darkee. aud especially where men
have heard him speak, and answer all questions
they chose TO ask him.
They feel that Mr. Dnrkee has no reserves
from the people that he ia ready to answer eve
~ question promptly, that he is ready to show in
every case how snd why he voted. They know
he has satisfied his constituents since he has been
in Congress. and they know he will never do
anything while there, that he will be afraid to
Justify before those who elect him and all 9TH
eus-Racine Advocate.
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The railroad from Alton to Springfield, in H.
inois, 10 completed, and the trains are now run
nng regularly.
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THE THREE CANDIDATEs.--DURA
WELLS, AND DU7IKEE.

NESTS. Durand, Wells and Dnrkee, are be-
fore the people Of this District, az candidates for
slccton to Congress Let us look at their quail
i6chtIons and clains
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Kosuth to the Germans.

In his letter. he says:
Permit me 70 remind them, thai as the deci-
siye moment approaches, an Independent position
becomes The more important. and thai if they I'M
eondtionaIly surrender themselves in advance
20 party leader, it m ay be long before the mass
Of German citizens in the United States will be
agsin in condition to exerc Use 50 great an in
iuence as at present"
This is plain advice 70 them to vote for Hale.
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CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERX SALE.
STATE OF WlsCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURr-IN CIIANCERf.
Aonzo Campbell Hcratio c. Train, Maria Train, and
John Perrine.
RY Virtue and in pursuance Of Decree Of the Circuit
Court for the county Of kenosha stale of Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain pending therein on the
Chancery side thereof In the Term of May, ~ d. 1882
wherein Aonzo Campbell is Complainant, and lloatlO c.
Train Maria Train, and John Perrlne Defendants bear
ing date the 20th day of May, lSJ2 shall sell public
auction the highest bidder al the door of the Court House
in the city kenoshu in sud county, Wednesday HE
2th day October A. D. 1882 between the hours OF nine
and twelve forenoon of that day the following dcs
crbed real estate wit All that certain piece parcel.
or land, living and being in the city OF kenosha and
state Wisconsin, and described follows. viz Lot No
five n block No. S3 in the north east quar-
of Section No thirty (3 in township No two %
north Range No twenty three 23 east according To the
plu and survey OF the village OF Southport NOW Gil! Of
Kenosha record in the office of the Register OF Deeds
of the county of Racine, and State of Wisconsin"
Dated Kenosha, September 9, A. d lra2. lis
NATHAN Il. ALLEN,
Sheriffof kenosha County.
o. e. TIIAp, Complfs. Sol.
POStpOnemem.
The above sale postponed at the request Of the defend
ant and by of The plaintiff until the e!h day Of
December, 1852.
ga n. r. ALLEN, ShefiI.
notod Octoher n 1870
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Mr.. HALE.

Nj Hale addressed an immense audience II
this city on Monday night, and held the who,o
crowd spell-bound during his speech. He is
not only one OF your best national speakers, but
he abounds in genuine humor, aud has such an
appearance Of impcrtubablc good nature, that the
facts that woud incense our adversari"s if said
by another, seem to be taken in good part when
coming from him.
Mr.. Hale made the best speech that has been
heard here, and if we mistake not, may Congrat-
ulate himself on having made good many con-
yerts to the true causc-RIcine Advocate.
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OF 50 within n mile of The city Of Kenosha Said
Farm Is all i"uccd in convenient lots II has upon il small
Orchard which has commenced bearing and 80
excellent meadow land, with other cunycnicnces. 1t is one
Of the best stock Farms in the country.
Apply on the premises. Is
L HOWL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-29

The CHICAGO BANK is now il full operation
SloS,000 of State stocks have been deposited
with the Auditor as the basis of It's circulation
additional deposits of stocks will be made soon
The National Capital of the Bank is 81 100000
IAosAS BURcH, President, ALFRED SPIxK, Vice
President |. Ii. BURcH, Cashier. ChicG 20
Democrat, oh inst.
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CHANCERY SALE.


IN CHANCERY-KENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT.
Sale on Forccosureof .Hortgage
jacob Sehring George Manney James Mcbride. Hen
ry Fl. Sheldon Henry Mcbride, Robert Comyns, Margaret
Comyns and Serene Fisk.
BHY Virtue Of final Decree of Sale made by the Court
"a ID in the above entitled case the Third day of May.
A. ID. 1852. of said Court shall expose 10 sale and
sell public vcndue TO the highest bidder therefor the
Court House in the City and County Of Kcuosha on the
lh day Of July A. D. 1852 between the hours of and
three o'clock the afternoon of said day, following real
Estate wit: All that certain piece parcel of land dc
CrhCd follows, viz: Lot Five t5 in Block Thirty t2l
in the southeast quarter Of Section thrtone 81 in Range
twenythrcc l23) i'll the First lst Ward The City
kcnosha and of Wisconsin, together with the
~ dwelling house and barn thereon.
n r. ALLEN,
Sheriff of kcnOsha County.
TowsrEE & RANDALL, Compainants Solicitors.
June l5i 1852 "A
POStpOnement.
The above sale hereby postponed until the 10Th day of
August next then To take place at the same hour and place
above specified.
n. r. ALLEN,
Sheriff of kenosha County.
July 18th, 1852 As
POStpOnement
The above hereby further postponed unit! the 10Th
day q" september next then TO take place at the same hour
and place as above specified.
Mr.. ALLEN, Sheriff
Angus! 10Th. 1859. AZ
POstponement.
The above sale is hereby further postponed until the 30h
day of October 1852 then TO take place al the SAN ice
and time of day as above specified.
Kenoshs, September 10th, 1852 7-l9
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~ Office is hereby given that hc undersigned, Admins
Of the estate of Albert &. Nrrhwny deceased.
by virtue Of license from the County Court OF kcnushn
County, will sell al public auction, at e late residence
said deceased, the 18Th day November, ls14 Ut
o'clock, 2. NJ. the \. w ! of :. f. L Of section 90,
Town ,, Range 81, East, containing ~ acres credit
viii be given for part of the purchase money. Also. the
\. y of \. w section !, Town = Range u, containing
81 acres subject TO mortgages The same.
ELISHA BAKER, Administrator.
Dated this Atm day of October, 1861. 6-22
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-29
RUEU MATISM.
Pains Relieved in Fire Minutes

Railways Ready Relief will stop the severe and cXcruciu-
ting pains of EieumAtam almost instantly. Persons are
living in this city who. for months confined 10 their
beds by Rheumatic pans whose bones nsounf from
toptotoc hose joints distorted with painful cliups
That were relieved from all pain Is minutes by the sc Of
Roadway Ready Relief This TRUTH and thousands in the
city Of New York, md hundreds Of thousands the nttd
States can answer for the truth this asserurwe need
no certificates of Curcve publish long list TO
prove the efficiency Of Railway Ready Relief tor the citizens
o almost every town In the no" for tho last yeurs
q LI-LLLl.D lLL.s
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY
IN FULL BLAST.
A. LEONARD s. co.

Eu AVE purchased the above Establishment and fitted
ii up in To be able to do work in their
reasonable be done this side of Lake Mchi
gan.
Connected with the Foundry is large and spacious Ma
chine Shop with Lahes and Tools sufficient fer the fitting
up of all kinds of
Mil Gearing, Threshing Machines and Horse
POWerS
We have alarge assortment Of Patterns OF the different
Threshing Machines in this part of the country from
which will keep Castings constantly on hand PartEu-
lar attention given to repairing Also, on hand ItlBLE
SkElNS various Sizes from light Buggy up 10 heavy
Lumber Wagon.
CALDRoN KETTLRs, CHAIN PUMP CASTINGS, Corn SHEL-
LERs, STRAW CUTTERS, BLACKsAITHs' Tue EYREs and
SLEIGH SHoEs, together with large assortment Of CAST
lNGS. usually kept in Furnace.
y" Cash paid for Old Iron.
ANDREW LEONARD, JAMES TIg2NAY, Jos. NCEruY.
Kenosha, August, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-29

KcssUTH.-The drift OF the letter of the Mag
var to the Revoutionsbund, read at Wheeling
is to persuade all Germans to vote for John P.
Hale and the Free Democracy. 1t speaks of a
speedy rising in Hungary.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-29
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING

To behold the sickness and suffering endured b. ms
Tor may years from causes simple and contTolal
TeReded-Sr better stiil,-4Iot Incurred. lfeYerY
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-29
AVS READY RELIEl
In a Far .S,r0uir

Will sroP THE MOST DlsrREssrSC PtIEs.
Its effects Ike electricity arrests the most distros
sing puiSr in few seconds its soothing ucIraiInE mud
hralul influences Thrills through every minute cell MEM
brant ana establishes the secretion every gland in the
system suhdGng tc most eAcruciang lroxH of pain
aud lmparllng strength and vitality to cN0fy organ.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-29

No Medicine in use has accomplished many Ezra
ordinary Cures and given UGerSd! Satisfaction in every
variety and stage OF disease that has
RAPID safe as AodH'S Ointment and Condition Fondcr.
me Ointment Is swiftly sur ceding all other Oinncnts
ana Lnlncut Tor the of Fresh Wounds Calls OF all
kinds, Spran$. Bruises, Cracked Heels Rnghone Wind
gals. Poll Evil Callous Spavius, Sweeney, Fistua,
fast, strains. LamenesS, Sand Cracks. Foundcrcd Feet
scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse DISemper
Inc Condition Po1der will remove all inflammation and
fever purify the blood loosen the skin, cleanse wafer
aud strengthen part Of the body and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder, Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss Of Appetite In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation OF the Eyes
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism Commonly
called stiff coplant,) which proves fatal many valu
able horses III this country IL is also safe and certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds, which generate so many
fatal diseases,
These remedies nrrer isre and alcoys Cure, If the G
rcctlOus are followed.
For further particulars and rRlvde OF Certificates OF
remarkable Cures, get amlgttetS OF agents.
w. B. SLOAN,
Depot. 30 Lake ST., Chicago M.
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RAILWAYS CIRCAssIAN BALM.

lmparts nUtriincnt 10 The hair
Mahcs IL s.f1ng, glossy rich aud luxnrlani
Cansc he scalp from donduf gives action 20 the huIbs-
tasten' the hair upon the scalp. au olcc i! tn vrn
Like gmno to burrcn soil it makes rich and productive
To dress the haIrnak il smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c.
Rddic1y'S CircaSsiaH Balm is the me Mus Mira
IT, Price % cents per bottle
RADWAi Co, Practical Chemists
lG2 fnHon-Suee, New York.
AGENTS.
j. y. STARKWEATHEE, +. ROBINSON, and F. ROB.
IESON Il CO., Keuosha 3nl-4g
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BySTRAY Broke into the enclosure Of Subscriber
IL or about he Fifth Of September Pay Horsa
Colt supposed be years cid. said Colt small
zed black end tail and legs The IL requested
b prove properly, pay chaIgos sid take him s7by
J. " Pil0DES
Eor1s-7. ~ boz rsrH %
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POSfDOnenleni.

The above sale is hereby postponed until the h dev
November next, then take place at the hour
place above specified.
n. Il. ALLEN, Sheriff.
Dated, October 18th, 1859. $50
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CHILL FEVER.

cHi@LS sTcrcrD il 4 FEW MrNuTEs-PAtN RELIEVED IN
sTASTLY.
Railways Ready Raicf kea charm IN III cases of
Chll@ and Fever. II brcnks the chs acknowledgements
up and nvgoracs with health aud strength every organ
and secretion Of the system.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-29
DANGEROUS PRACTICE.

The use Of Morphine, Srychine, Acontrc nc'lcdonnn
Arnca and other posonsHre only dangerous cruel
The elect OF these posons IS not to the disease,
remove from the system the pains,
H"t 10 dca"n Mr HcrrS, to rcatSr and STOP he acrrous
energy I" PIraiysr the ttact oGS II tie nerreuS Sys
tom, ERN 10 aestren son Snilnn
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A FARM

q "a ACRES Of unimprovcd lard situated 81 miles
&S| Southwest of kcnusha. Twelve of first
rate Timber. Also,
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Moro Changes Of saving MONEY.

Our friends will see by notice on the out
aide Of our paper, over the steam mill, that X.
D. Towslee is prepared to accommodate large
number of now customers with one of the best
selections of goods ever brought TO the vest
And those that have bought say that the low pri
ees at which he sells are completely astonishing.
We should advise every body to give him call,
and see what can be done for them. His estab-
lishment is right opposite the Telegraph build
ing, which Scott has surmounted with an Edito-
rial chair.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-29
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.

Whenever you feel pain, apply Railway Ready Relief
it Is sure to relieve you IN afeW minutes. If you pains
Joints, Bones adways t. udy Relief taken either inter
nay or applied externally, will Tn minutes stop pain
and quickly remove its cause.
Price 25 and so Cents per Bottle.
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SYEEEsTFF'S SALE.

EpY virtue Of writ Of Fieri FaCas issued out Of the
Circuit Court in and for he county of kenosha, Stale
Wisconsin, and 10 directed and delivered, in which
commanded levy upon and sell certain barn and the
promises which said barn situated COR much there
OF will be sufficient To satisfy the plaintiff for his damages
and COSTS described the south east of the south
quarter of section eleven i'll Town Two, north OF range
twenyo east in said county of kenosha have levied
upon and shall offer for sale TO the highest bidder therefor,
the law directs, the steps in front OF the Court House
in the city OF kenOSha, in the county Of kcnoha on the
2d day OF October A. D. 1852 Ut One O'Clock in the after
noon of said day, the property above described.
Dated kenosha, September 9th. 1852.
7-I3 n r. ALLEN, Sheriff.
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Radnan's .NcNica,cd Som.

Compo5cd Of the mos. delicious and fragrant gems
OF eNtracis, oils and costly C,sprccs--
OF flowers, roots trees and oriental plants
Possessing wondfous virtues DER skin Diseases.
To The CompleTioH il Imports Beauty.
By cleansing The skin from all cruptiya matter
Mikes clean tie pores, gives action 10 the capllurics,
BY which all poisonous humors ar" ejcc;cd,-
And healthy HCtIOnto the skin restored,
To the teeth il gives whitcuc-~ and prevents decay
1t makes the skin soft. sweet and smooth
Transforms the most rcpUieve and disigurcd visaup
To clear and beautiful PlcAIUn.
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BEATTY.

Complexion richly tinted with the blood 81 health,
With skin rs pure and iair rs parun marble
son and ~ Get a. the fragrant rnsc-
Teeth n sound and white as aahstcr,
Breath o sweetest fragrance, and lips Of carnliint
With flowing rnVlcts and glossy locke,
BuXurant trc'scs dancing gracefully DER the fWzu III
neck,
No dark rcpulsivc spots to martho pleasing picture
Or to c&s; dun shadows Ter beauty master piece