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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-20

NOTICE.-A petition will be presented to the
~ commissioners of Wood county at their next
sion. asking for the vacation of part OF the county
road commencing eighty rods south of the northeast
corner of section H. in Bloom township; thence
to the Perrysburg Findlay free turnpike; and there
terminang and to grant view, survey, and location
of a county road, commencing and terminating ut or
the abOXe points and following the line of the
road as now opened aud made.
JAMES II. TANNER, ct al, Petitioners
August 6 ISjT-l3vlN
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Extensive Sale Of Personal Property.
~ the 18th day OF September, 1851 will oier for
sale at my residence two and one.haf miles from
Perryshurg. on the Maumce & Western Reserve road,
all my personal property of every description, consist
ing in Dart Of 3 head of horses lot of hogs 20 head
of cattle 80 acres of corn in field, and hundred
tons of hay. large quantity Of wheat rye, and oats
thre shed in the stack large assortment Of ftrm
in tools and utcnsswagons harness, poa CHS, drlgs
&c; also. all my household and kitchen furniture.
The terms of sale ara-lll sums under five dollars,
cash-over five aud unde: twenty dollars, credit OF
six months: and all sums of twenty dollars and up
wards credit of nine months will be given; notes to
bear interest at six per cent, and good security
quired.
Amy ofthe above property will he sold on the same
terms At private sale, before the day of sale.
Sale to commence at . o'clock 4. NJ.
MARSHALL EET, Jr.
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The undersigned has quantity If Cedar Posts.
which he will sell al far rates nv the cori or
single post. AMES HOOD
Prrrysburg, August 90, 1s57-l5S3
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NOTICE is given that petition will he presented
" to the commissioners of Wood county Ohio at their
September session. ~ d. 1851 to lay ont and establish
county road, as follows, commencing the Western
Reserve Maumce road the east line of town g. U.
y Reserve; thence north along said east line of town.
and L. 5. r. to the north line of Wood county, also
road commencing at the southeast corner of section
u, town A. U s. r.; thence west to the Oregon road
JACOB EDDLEMAN, ct al, Petitioners.
August G, lS5T-l3wlF
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-20

NOTICE is hereby given to the unknown Owlers
- of the unsettled lands lying sections six lG) sen
en- a., eighteen sl nineteen l9). and thirty i3O) in
township four ~ north ot range Twelve q y enst and
tn the unknown owners of the unsettled lands living in
sections one ~ twelve 2), thirteen l3). twenty four
90 and twenty-five (25 in township four a. north
range eleven (l cast that there will he petition pre-
santed to the trustees OF said township for the yewsg
and locating Of ditch course on or near the
township line, between said townships, commencing
about ninety rods north oftlc south corner see
uon thirty in Montgomery township Wood county ON
said township line, aud following said line until il in
tcrSecs the watercOurse that is called the Sap run in
section six, Montgomery township. The trustees win
meet Mt Isaac INsUns on the llth day of September
next, to view and apporon said ditch according to law
ISA &C TYSON, Petitioner
Portage August g. lSj---l3wjS3 20 ~0''
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Notice is hereby given, to the persons herein
named, aud who are the owner Of the aud desert
bed opposite to their respective mes, that appl-
cation has made to the trustees o Gene township,
Wood county, Ohio, TO lay ont ditch, aud APP
portion the making of the same, an keeping it in
repair together with the exreusr4 of ing A.
the persons to be bentf ed thereby. said ditch 10
commence ~ the north corner Of the suuth-
west qrarLer Of the southwest qu er Of section
twenty, in SAID q n.er township, an running east
on the outh side OF the road to Port g. river
That SAID trustees will meet at the west end Of
said proposed ditch, on the 2d day Of October, u
1857, to locate and apportton said ditch accoriing
to the Statute, in such case made and provided;
Ii d.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-20

'I'dE trustees of Plain township, will meet at the
L residence OF r. IT, Bulls the 4th day of Septem-,
Der next TO locate and apportion ditch Corirnen
cling the northeast corner of the west half
southeast quarter of section hirty-hree running
thence IN south westerly direction along tie line Of
the old ditch to the west line the south east Quarter
Of the south Ihrter of section 80. thenue in a
northery direction, until it ntersects the Stone Pond
ditch. The following named persons and lands are
supposed TO be Interested Ambrose Pray west soutt
east quarter, section 80 Richard Smith, sout, pare
west northeast quarter, section 33 X. IL. Bulls,
east south west quarter section % z. Town. south
west OF southwest t. section 80 }. iIolister north
west OF southwest OF section 80 j. Hoster south,
OF south-ea,t section 81; E. Nellie eastA SOUTH
east OF the southwest section 80 b. Jud, on west
southeast OF the southwest /, section 32 {; Miller
Hustled, southwest of the southwest of section 32:
Orlando Avery northwest 1 of the south. west of
section 50 Aaron n Hart north least of the south
west and the south of the northwest of sec lion 49,.
plnin, July 80. lS5T-l9yGF
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-20

100 lbs. Raris Green. in cans;
!Su Chrome Green in cans;
100 " Impereal "
Iolsashy PBcK + HAMILTON
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOWLING GREEN
q MON SGHO q OE.


U MON SCH ID Oh.
THE F ALL TERM of tie above school will
l. commence on the 2SD TUESDAY OF SEPTEMaKR,
1851, and continue twelve weeks.
A NOR RMAL LASS
will be formed designed for those who pre-
pairing tn teach.
The pro poets of this school are hlttering, and
it will be the constant aim of the Prin ipa and
hose concerned to make il one of the FIRST schools
of its kind AID satisfactory to the Parent Guar
d dian. Constant care will be exerled for the moral
as well As iutelr ctual development Of the pupil.
Board can be had in good families for reason
able compensation.
NJ. D. L. BUELL., Principal.
Miss L EATON, Assistant.
P,y,;,,x Eroop Ar.rr-, I.E7
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James Y, Burnes' EState,

THE un lersiglel has been appointed administrator
i on said estate. All those Interested will govern
themselves accordingly. JANIES POWERS.
August 30 lSj7-I5vi$l.O0
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GFOCeries.

Sugar. Tea, uolee. sugar House Syrup. Goldfish.
Aaokerel sud spicGs. a'r - --.H -,
J4s.ye .:"a:ls wF.a d 4 @ss.vcss,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-20
Improved Farm for Sale.

Improved Farm for Sale.
ENHE Subscriber has good improved farm for sale
l. situated three miles from Perryshurg the Wes-
tern Resrye and Maumee road. There seventy
acres under good cultivation, orchard oftwo hundred
fruit trees, with good buildings, cider MILL &c. Terms
reasonable, with but a small portion down.
July 80, lSj7-l2f ASHER COOK.
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Menry Rhode's Estate.

HIenIy Rhodes Estate.
NOTICE is given that S. jefferson has been ap-
pointed and qualified administrator dc bons non
on the estate of Henry Rhodes, deceased, of Wood
county, Ohio. s. JEFFERSON.
August 6, lS57--13wiSI 90
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-20

NOTICE.
A IL persons knowing themselves indebted to the
n subscriber, requested TO call and settle either
by payment OF note; and any persons having claims
against mc, also requested tn present them Al
once. MARSHALL KEY, Jr.
iuyust 90 lsjT-,5tf
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HARMAN THURsToN, ct al, Pet
Augnst %. ls51-l5w6k

mug Nv W OVI--IJWV"
Improved EarSn for sale.
fINHE Subscriber will sell good improved farm, sit
l. uated and n half miles above Perrysburg. on
the Gilead road There lj6 with 1l6 acres
improved; good orchard and good budings--will
be sold at Il bargain for cash. ASHER COOK.
Perrysburg, July 80, lS57-l2H
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-20

Austin B. Taylor, vs.. Joshua b. Smith, ct nj.
DY virtue of order Of sale to me directed from
D.he court of common pleas, of Wood cou ty. Ohio
will offer for sale at the door of the court house. in
PerrysGurg,
On Saturlay, September 18th, 1857,
between the hours Of ~ O'Clock NJ. and o'clock r. NJ
of said day. the following property to witt The south
east quarter of the sOuJugasJ quarter OF section "a
town ;, range 10, in Wood county, Ohio; TO satisfy
Judgment in favor of plainiin
&. W. NORTON Sheriff.
GREEN & FGNEFRoCK, Attys.
AUGUST d. lS57-l3wjSl n
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DISSOLU FION.

Pace & JEFFERSON, Attys.
August &, lSjl-l3wjS2.3S
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-08-20
In nnd Ont L,ots 10 snle.

IN and Out Lots For sale,
A BOUT one hundrtI acres Of in and out lots, il
n Perrysburg, for sale At reasonable prices AMI o.
long time MARSH Ill KEY, Jr.
-Arrus. 90. ISI7-l5tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

800 = RETAIL DEPARTMENT. - sesr-
MAIN ST., FIRST DeoRoBELow THESeRSER-
~ H. COOK begs to thsnk his ffierde in Exansills
KLs and reiclborhood, for their avors freely fe-
stowsl upon him since he hasbee1 n business among
them and takes this opportunity Of Introducing toheir
nctice his SON. Az. III. COOK whom he - taken
ne fss his Sets aId solists nsw
lscrpert issral conferred on hinself-o oG- fis
z. II. Cook Z Son, hayiilg taken thebgs ness prem
ices ard pu rase the whole Of the snch ~ Ut. NV.
ry ae citizers ef Fvansville With every sfcle they
Cool Son wish especially to draw the attention Of
1fsis in he eeurty having yoence Of any kinS 70
stock. and supr ihg thernT their store, xt6 az aft-
cle required in the wholesale depsmens at gces thas
must insure their orders fertile future. febs6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27
/, !, ,..FI'RaMgNEW YORK..
-1TTZ9 TffJ'TT-T1 ~ g. ET5T5flTf F55l'f 3iT
corretpondtafe ctfice, 81. go Sfus1sav i ~ York
I'D 4COsTAf.,s,RAT ExTEs,uS sT,tt,ts.


"A Y infai.ih,e setOy'er Of Rass Nice. Ans, 6rSuha
Aices Moes Se-. &C., Se-. tSos dangerous
the Human FamvyJ Rats do not die in their holesbui
come out and due .ftEt4fl gfE pol II ~ q
Put up in &C: % &C., 81, q, s3, and "a Boxes
I, sTAR's''BED- BUGExTERMINATeR.
Neter SnoNR1o fli,Iand used every day ty theus-
1lds an New iori a,ri1elsewhere s-,4 10 - =.
Ru, gp j ss e 81 }}ssd vas e. e Bottles
For 1.e .ssstrueton Of hchs toes, Flies
Fleas lant Insects NeTInin on FoEls and animals,
&cs,. .tLc.1 : IN Elnf n9s1fUT OfT 81 Eilssf 4
Put IN in &c, and SOC. Boxes.
oLD-wholesafe and Fetal at "Costats principle
depot s;s Hrcadssly, New York, and by the principal
Druggists aud dealers throughout the United States
the Seahad:Ls, West Indies, Californi2 and South
America. r. .f--..r-... - -. q 49,.
.- 6riers must always be accompanied by the cash.
cF- No goois sent cornnisscn.t q - ff-' r
eitr- Small Sample Packages put mp at the lowest
Wholesale prices for fast orders in places, wi
Cagts, Shqw7Bils, Pssterss &c, &c. as.,ir1 Il e. i
y Packages expressly put MP for Ships, Sseani-
bcs.s, Hote,s, Public Institutions, &c.hh .F ~
" &S lparticulars to Nh6lessie dealrsscaies Of
es, &C., &C., viii he promptly nail applcaton
Address, "COkTAR,'
-Smd&w - .''- As3ss Broaisav, New York
|tT SokltgsDGf Zllgf ~ KEBnER'S 81 WHITE.
! j. J-J-pENNINGTON,-Age J. A gent, .kyarsyille, L..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

sy- yincenre< Gazet.e Princeton ciaroi, SsiIivsr
Democrat, Mt Carmel " y sss.r and Nt.yesnon Adyo
cate take out former avetisrlent and cory. nyl9 e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27
GREEN RIVER PACKET.

q T-rIk - TUEs,esrner UNION, Cart.
S{xa::Zy5a Rohsrts, having been just M
s1c7-E<-ZE--E Ez6ishei with all the latest I'm
frovements Of go capacity, fast and very light
drlught, wiz ply regularly in the ahoye trads, for
share Of public patronage For freight orpassage ap
ply on board ~ fnhT 4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27
: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY -..r.
~ +. ". CARLILE. -. - T. !.
Corner Of MaiIi and Water Streets.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

~ The privilere Of yesrlv advertisers Il limited to
therown i'm Mediate business, in their and
all afverseents for the benefit OF other persons
we'd as lel endorsements and ADVERT senents OF aic
ton sales and advertisements with the name OF other
persons, sent In by them, be paid TO at the usual
rates. ~ ~ 7
~ No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any COR
poration, society," association public meeting, and no
Communication desiSnef IN call attention to mat
ter Of lime indiyidual interest be inserted
less raid for a. an advertisement.
II No advertisement can he inserted gratutously
charitable other societies, public institutions
comranies.
- Contracts for yeniv advertising will not be dis
enntinuei unless an orer tina. effect Is fe at the
Office, and when Hscontipued 10 less than year, the
price 0f the whole VIII he charged
~ aiarerti hereafter, VIII I've published
at the expense of the aeys orering. ana not delay
able for the legal proceedings, but collectable at our
usual time. =.
.r our terms for JOB Work and transient advertise
Enents are GlASH.
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NEW GEs 0CERy > PRODUCE AND FEED
r.sss - - - STORE. ~ n isS5sodf

|, MINI. REILLY bees leave to inform the citi
w zens q Evsgrsyilie and surrouxdir country,
ttapbe has opened suge on Main tzveen Third and
Fourth street. for the sale of groceries, produce, feed
&C.. at~holesaie sndretH. VIZ -.
Not eiRE teie SO s.ese pear the center q bn;
ffienos former psfrors and tks pnbiic ggeraly, to
give hin caff IN Dis new iocatien- Tie highest
ssrkes price paid for Hay Corn, Oats. Bran and the
.lroSuess Of The country generally. An articles cold
VIM he delivered free Of etarge. = l-.-
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LOUISVILLE AND EVANSVILLE REGU-
f LAR LACkET.

sFF7 s:sss.1 steamboat W A. RAyES, Cant.
-s=.zzs Duncan. has re-enterel the
trade for the season, ard will continue to make regular
tips. The accommodations fer passengers are Of a
superior order. For freieht passage aprv on hoard
> O'Clock. ". m, aud returning, leave Evansville
every Tuesdiy and Ffi.ly at o'clock, p. M.
sIS9sm s'e .fL N ~ 81 Ii zNl
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RAIL d.
J. p s. i = ! aalII i

Imsn is IF. sr:s II 4 ANGEa1I1Str.
mo- s1ss l-fsoui fgsb5 Z :. .1siiEf ID; 10 /
eNs s4li after sicvpsY. June -. Ina st5til
W further nst;ts, tue Aa. Psssss ger train a ive
Evansville ct O'Clock ard % minutes. 4. NJ .FincCn-
nesat y GP-M and arrive at TsG1e Saupc ,: q p u.
Connecting with tains for lndianap polls, CiIcauati,
and all points East, also for trars "a te Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the grsh hest.-
Passersers dine at Tegle Haute-BagsaEe checked 10
RsTTaNf Terre Ha;s.ses Hsssi AZ ro. II. az
Ter the arrival nf tinna from the ssst aud yefo; Nn
cenleS at 6.5a y. IL apsl arrive nj f.3l i. NJ
Passengers h this fA syfye x Ci.cfrrht az f2.Sn,
sane evening, Clev eypd 3e,t q rEiag instead
/ Of SO L. NJ. a hy tfhler arrsl. cement. .
Ia MINED TRAis hiss leen rlased on the f.1ads be
tween Ninceiines ard t.yansvle: leaving Nincennes
AT 40 M--and agTivinrat Evansville at fa:40 NJ
E,iriTng leaves Eyansyiiie al . p and arfiyesat
Nincennes at6:50 p y. ~
: taiE@!s. sair OBSERVE. F04r.ai s',s /
PASSENGERS arriving iy this train have four hours
in Evansville for sfNESs PLEAsCRE.
Freight T-sius oFth " yincennes, viii run as hifh
yo-Leavjpg TIRE lante fgr t5e spIth a. NJ; retun
ing arriveat TIRE ilsnte AZ 5.sa5 p NJ
or any nofssg,n or tArou ghtic cts apply at the
Cvmpany Transportation Office, head OF Locust street
Evansville. III d9H ID ~ 1Hf 81 t4t lfN .flAW {
~. Cars run " Inllislapeus Tines minutes fAs-
ter than Evansville time. ~ t-,i- =, -,-.-'''
-----------s--- DANIELS, Z
- IT vta.r...u-s..g 80 SUperirtsndent.
cate take out former advertisement and eoly nyl9 Il
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wABAsm RIVER PACKET.

a Tf-s(N - TUE light dranght stsuper
| kzsz--f.x ~ ~ KATE SARCIlET, r. PT De-
-.t-z--z<-1=-z> Ss0uchet, master, viii as 4
regular pecret tefweer Evansville and the digesert
points on ths WABASH RIVER during the entire sescn.
For freight or passage apply on board. feblO
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REGVJlAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS P-ACKET.
LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
STATESMAN

n Ili.N u CAPT. SULLIVAN, win rrr,
e,.A~efl ] rs REGULAR ractet between
Louisville and Hepierson, pass
ing Evansville FRIDAY and TUESDAY afternoons.
aps.-- = I - u = -------- -A----
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Further by the Steamship Indian.

mt ;..11,;uo,o, H., tha s,.o,,st;,, r,d;., 4, so.
-. - r. -
uays - ia.e'' -r.. 1r,..,
Inc American sn'p fooe's AsiiSeu ~ 'ae "ooi~isa
Arsenal on the 18th, having bon board SIX breach
loading onns manufactured in New York by order Of
tne bfltish uose1nusen"
1t was understood that arrangements had been per.
fected for running the Canadian line OF steamers be-
tween IiveYpoo and Quebec weekly instead Of fort
n'sn.y ~ hsle1ols %"ns:. - - - -. -
medatey entered into ior poiding . humosr oi ne"
and more powerful steamers.
"''A A''''S e.r~.s nr,f.,r
Rott, bouses of Parliament were engaged in con-
mderns Gatc ~ .,osrdr,srt - hem dest. by
3s3. and on test question the bill was sustained by
34I TO 2OI. al-r sl5
The London Times advocates the abolition Of
slavery il Cuba az the only edectua means Of check
inr tie slave trade. d
a public meeting had been held at Ashton, under
the auspices Of the New Cotton supply Asscciation
Resolutions similar to those adopted ct Liverpool
were passed
The Great Handel Festival took piace at the Crys-
| tai Palace Sydenham, on the 18th inst The band
and chorus numbered twenty-five hundred persons,
4 and the attendance was very large
| took place in the chapel in Buckingham Palace on
| the 18th
The funeral OF Douglass Jerrod took place on the
| 18th and was attended by a large number Of the
| most eminent men of literature and art.
Il III France y4fs=
.... - ,,;.,,,,t .h.,o. In
par;s .ha ,,1.sstio,, .;.Iats vars 5;vdad =
TL % ass ;} 3pP }Ps - Iase sforr a ornot ;ncraaae
r in the imnort. and srnnrts, .
q Il was rnmorrd ttat Nsno,eop vouyd have an in
. teryicw with he Emreror ~ Rnssia. in Germany
: in July - 4 = 4 - 4 -
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OPENING OF New LAND OFFIcEs.-We learn that
the necessary measures are being taken by the General
Land Office to open at the earliest practicable period
the new land offices in Minnesota Territory, one OF
the other at Buchanan, on Lake Superior. The in-
sructons for the officers are being prepared for trans
mission, in order that those officers may amiliarlze
themselves with their duties by the time the lands
are subdivided, and in order that presumption claim
ants may not be delayed in proving up their right.
and securing their homes. 1t is believed that seyera
townships will be surveyed and subdivded by earl.
| in the fall. [Wash. Union 10th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06
Nen 0rltars Dailp Grtstsrt.
MONDAY MoRNING, JULY 8, 1ss7.

g.. -u lFor the N. 0. Daily Crescent.
Lizzi. Dale.
"Lizzie Dale, a young and forlorn.looking girl, wa
transferred from the Workhouse TO the House of Re
fuge she having been sent to the former institution
in company with her mother and a crowd of othe
drunken customers, dragged out Of a den in Giro
street, [Recent Police Report
Little maid with the blowsy hair,
And form 30 frai,
With thy little feet all tanned and bare,
Why hadst thou never mothers care,
Lizzie Dale?
Let others praise their queenly bellies,
In poem Or tale
'Tis for such as thee, whose coarseness tells
Of blighted life, that my heart swes,
Lizzie Dale
For first was heard in a drunkard's den
Thy birthnight wall
Thy lot thus cast, like weed, in pen
OF swinish things, once women and men,
Lizzie Dale
| Hapless child ofa drunken nurse,
| How couldst thou fail,
| With daily need Of kick and curse, 49,
To grow up bad, still growing worse,
| Lizzie Dale?
For thee thy mother knew no care;
Thy face so pale
Was meier upturned to breathe a prayer,
Or look for kindness anywhere,
| Lizzie Dale
Ah, well it was when that foul crew
Were sent to jail:
To others, twere shame but unto you
Twas a gleam Of life Of hopeful hue,
Lizzie Dale!
And if, hereafter, child Of night,
Naught shall avail
To cleanse thee of thy childhoods blight,
Thou'lt still be pure in Heavens sight,
Lizzie Dale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-06

Z THE YACHT AMERIoA.-The inquiries which have
recently been made to us of the whereabouts and
condition of the celebrated yacht America, with
which we so goriously dstanced the combined yacht
squadron of Great Britain, in the Of 1851 are
fully answered by tie following extract from recent
article in a London journal, on the steam frigate
Niagara. The London Journal says =
While the monster American frigate is riding Sc
proudly at Tilbury fort, there lies, almost within
musket shot of her pennant, in a shpbuilders yard
and we deeply regret to say, completely destroyed
with dry rot the beautiful yacht America, that SC
delighted our yatchtsmen in the Soent.