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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIRM
Completely Preserved
TO TmE GREATEsr AGEml

A ND who that is gray would NOT have 1t restored TO for
n mer color; or bald, but would have The growth restored,
or troubled with serofula, scald head, or other eruptlops,
but would be cured: or with sick headache, (nenralRiR1 but
wouldbe cured. 1t Will also remove all pilnples from the
face and skin. FroE. Moods Hair Restorative will do ali
this, see circular and and the following:
AKIN ARBOR, November 5, 1856.
PRoE. o.J. wooD-Dear Sir: 1 have heard much said Of
the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restorative, but having
been so often cheated by quackery and quack nostrulns,
hair dyes &C., was disposedito place your ReltoratiI in
the same category with the thousand and one Loudly trum-
peted quack remedies, until met you In Lawrence roully
some months since, when you gave me such asAuranCe as
induced the trial Of your Restorative in my family -frst
by my good wife, whose hair had become very thir and IN
tirely white, and before e4hausting one of your large bot.
tes, her hair was restored nearly to its origInalYbeautiiul
sbToNn COLOR and lad thickened and become beautiful aud
glossy upon, and entirely over the head; She crDHpues 10
use II; not simply because Of IT'S beautIIIng ELECTS pDon
the hair but because Of It's heallbinl Influence upon HE
head and mind. Others of my family and friends are using
your restorative, with tie happie4t effects; Leftfore,fny
: ksptieism and douts in, reference 10 its charactar ard
value are entirely removed; and i can and do most coFdfa,-
~ and eonfdentialy Recommend Its use by all -who NOuid
have their hair EeEtoIqd from white or gray ly reason OF
sickness or age,) TO original color and beauty, and by young
persons who would have their hair beautiful aud GLOSSY.
Very uy and GRATEFULLY yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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Bools for the Holidays. j. c. Orr, Main
street, has a variety of books for the holidays
to gladden. the hearts and delight the eyes of
those who may he looking round seeking where
they may find an appropriate present for some
body. Bibles, hymn books and elegantly bound
miscellaneous works of every imaginable descrip-
ton from almost every popular author, some of
which are exteriorly handsome beyond descrip-
ton and nearly all bear within their pages NOR
al lessons and a mine of wealth to the mind
and Uody.
Wide Dc Bro. have a collection of books,
also, the contents of which arc suited 10 every
taste, and among the variety, embracing his
tories, commentaries religious works, poetical and
prose works, lives of great men and women, q
selection can easily be made.
Jos. Grares, in Centre Wheeling, isconstant-
ly crowded in supplying the demands of custo-
mers for holiday presents, from his attractive
display of all sorts of books. We commend his
place to those desiring books for presents or
libraries, His stock for variety is not surpass-
ed.
The SunJ9sA Zsageay.-We learn that Fore
mans re arrest was at the instance of a brother
of the murdered girl. The trial commenced on
Monday last, but we have yet no news as to the
result. The Woodsfeld Spirit Of DemU:rGcy
in referring to the matter says:
The summoning of the " Witnesses, their mile
age and fees, with other expenses of the trial,
will be a heavy tax upon the county treasury.
But it must be remembered that it is done by n
brother seeking justice upon the murderer of
his sister. He may not have found the perpe-
traitor, but no one cau condemn him in his eff
forts to find him; and If it took the last dollar
from our treasury to accomplish il, the villain,
whoever he may be, should be hanged by the
neck until lie is dead.
Barn Baraed-A barn, the property of
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a GENTLE RENINDER.-Its very unfortunate
and rather embarrassing, often, to have been
convicted of rascality.. away back at some period
of ones life. Forney-the noted Pennsylvania
wire.puller, POLITICALLY has received the follow
ing gentle reminder from the Richmond South /:
"Mr. John w. Forney, of the Philadelphia
Press, exhibits an anxiety to provoke a discus
sion with this paper in regard TO the issues of
the Kansas controversy; aud with that view he
chooses to reply to our. criticism of Senator
Douglas position with decided warmth of tenn
per and severity of cPithet. With the positive
conviction that a triumph over AIR. Forncy
would neither secure us any personal credit nor
result in the least advantage to the interests of
The South, we must decline to return the gen.
tleman's salutation. We have abundant oppor-
Itunity for discussion with editors of respectable
character, and have no need to descend to the
level of an individual who has been convicted
of m attempt to exlOrt false testimony against
"a woman by n liberal supply Of liquor to a
drunken play-actor. If we could not lind n
worthy champion, tse should not accept one tohose
name Is the synonym or personal dishOnor-"
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PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2s.--The Mayor has ad-
dressed a letter to the President of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne aud Chicago r. r. Co, for
bidding their laying trucks along the streets of
the city to form n junction with Pennsylvania
II. R. The President the road replies, claiming
the right under an act of Legislature and the
decision ofthe Supreme Court, instructing that
in absence of any compromise the company will
have no alternative but to complete their track
at once.
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FRIExp wooD: It was a long time After saw you atBliss.
held before got tue bottle OF Restorative for which you
gave me an order n your sgent in Detroit, and wh1n loot
II We concluded to try It on Mrs. Biapn's hair, as The S1reIt
test OF Its power. ltltaS done all tlut you assured me- q
SSgis 49, 20 and others Of my family snd fritrds having nit
Messed ITS ELECTS, are now using aud recommending its me-
+ = others rs entitlsdto the highest consideration youclsi,a
lorh Again, very respectfully and truly, 3ouls,
OIOHON NflNN
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CHARTER ELECTION.
PeopIe,- Cnndidntt

MRssRs. EDITORs.-Please announce the name of ALIEN
AMBER WALLACE, as n candidate for City Sergeant at
dec29 MANY VOTERS.
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NORTH WESTERN BANK OF Virginia.

wnEELIS0, December 81, 1857.
TIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF this Bank
Il will be held ~ the Banking House in Wheeling, on
TUESDAY, THE PIFrH DAY OF ANUAR next, com
mencinE IA II O'Clock 4. n, for the election OF six Direct
ors 70. the Parent Bank, and I've for each of the Branches
At WeIsburE, ParHersburg and Jacksonville.
By order of the Board,
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DOM,T FORGET

TNHAT the largest and cheapest stock of articles suitable
for S;laElSI,M a PLS Ea is to be
found at SCOTT'S CHEAP JEWELRY STORE, No. 1877
Main st. PRICES EDUCE T0 SUIT TIMES
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CARLYLE, IL, June Qs. 1eb0.
Ihaye used Prof o. J. WooA's Lair RestdTatiSe, and
nave admired It's wonderful GleetE. My hair MAS btecn..
ing, as 1 thought, prematurely gray, but by Tie use of fis
restorative Il has resumed its original color, and, Ihave
no doubt, permanently so.
8. BREsSE, ex-senator. u. g.
U. J. WOOD co.. ProPTIctorr, sa4 HrosdWAc. 4. Y .Gn
me greatH Y. Wire Railing EstablislmentN and ia MafItt
street; s.. Louis, No.. And gold by all good Drsevisls.
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T0

TO THE PUBLIC.
GONE time ago there appeared in the Wheeling Times an
- editorial statement that the contractors furnished coal
for the Wheeling Gas Company at 81 cts, instead of AZ
cts, per bushei. /. as one OF the contractors, called upon
the editor of the Times and informed him of his mistake
and requested him to withdraw 1t. This lie refused me. L
therefore take this method of informing my private patrons
and the public generally that the statement OF the editor Of
the Times Is wholly false.
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FROM NEM YORK-

DEC. 2G.-Ihc Steam frigate SaIanac was at
Bardoes on sth inst, coaling. The Sloop Of
War Gayne left Cape Iayti on the I'D for Port
Au Prince. Capt. Robb having round matters
connected with Capt. Maga's seizure satisfactory.
The bark Alrah seized by Rynders yesterday
was bound on a fllibuster expedition to Nicara-
qua. She was seiZedl0 on Information from the
State Department at Washington. She had fifty
passengers.
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MISS e. L. WILLIAMS,

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THE "W ELSH NIGHTINGALE,"
S @ Nj N G.
TNHE Originator Of the style OF Entertainment Introduced
i by MISS EMMA STANLEY in this country-being per-
foEmsd, by her in England, ireland and Wales for the past
SIN YEARS, with the greatest success. She. was engaged by
z. I. DARNUM, Esq, for this country, and performed for
OVER TWO HUNDRED NIGHTS IN NEW YORK no
HOUSES. In her wonderful MonopoloEue en-
titled TIE LADYhs DREAM, or the FREAKS OF QUEEN
NAB.
This entertainment empOdles ever % individual Imper-
sonations and Vocal Illustrations with an extraordinary va
riety of DIALEOTS, and personal peculiarieies displayed in
Instantaneous Change OF VOICE, LOOK, MANNER AND
OOSTUME, concluding with. 10y way Of Epilogue,) in which
Miss Williams will give VOCAL ILLUSTRATIONS in char
acteristic costume, In English, Swiss, Turkish, Scotch. Span
ish and French. - leelQ-1M
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GATER.)
The bark AlmaG has been released, being
proved lawful.
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FKID1Y NEXT

a spItIUIu ptCs on Wu5IVi CaHtu INC IuTners FesuvaI,"
will be performed, accompanied by ''pRoP. VAA'Sn excellent
Orchestra, which has how received several additional fns
performers, and cam t be surpassed. Amoustrous Christ
mas Tree will BE- fitted up. R-freshmentI served in the very
best style. American ances played If wished for.
COmmen;es at 5 o'clock The Committee,
dec232t L. LENTZKE.
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HELMBOLD's COMPOUND FLUID EXTEAcT or Bu-
Ii CHA, For diseases OF the Kidneys, &c.
dec 81. s. F~UNDESBUKG.
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HGIIIAvES HOLLAND BITTERS; KenneLy's Medical
II Discovery; sanford's Liver invigoratoI; Carriers Span
ish Mixture, aud all other popular Patent Medicines, For
sale at S. Fu&DENBuRG'S,
dec. 24l No. L, Washington Hail, Wheeling, Va.
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nR. ANARCHISTS UTERINE CATHoLiCON, for the
treatment of u class Ofdtseases peculiar to the female
sex. For sale at s. PUNDENBURG'S.
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Grand Christmas Ball q Concert,
AT THE MELODEON HALL.
TINE WHEELING TURNER'S respectfully announce that
l. they will give a Grand Cnristmas Ball and Concert MT
their Hall NIelOdeOn BuildinRs)o on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
Reward for Lsss saved from shipwreek.
10 THE KpiroR OF I'M HIARfn.

The Suggestions winch you have presented with 90
unuch foros from 10 the editorial colomns OF
your PAPER 10 regard to the oadequscy Of the
for the savirg OF ne sl,rs coasts In d ship
wreck win mn 70 be hoped be attended win the desrsd
rosulu pos osy necessary, ~ you state that ever
but shoulf be male ooh ssory spou every vessel TO
cssry fe oap Eorars, AMI other necessary apparatus
70 be COCOON plhhed however before can be ssd that
national eslsture has done all IN ne power Tor TIE
saving q life. White men are paid for savrs property
from abr wrecked ve~sesand nos unfrequently hap
pens thai they heated out Of the WAGES which
osr earned 81 ibe tm mnert risk Of their lves-thss
lnr human life. Nov the really no good rcssoo Why
services rendered for such purpo@ should 30, be-
vSrdsA. Bcsids. vie-ed In merely material spect
every life saved much aided n The veeih Of the
country. n may be urged ~ an objection 70 this thu,
ss should be sosusiei by pobler impulses ihss the
NEE ssss -, .r, o. nv ,ss or he soy
svument should DOT Be sc,ssscd BY noble impulses
towards them and should shoe their spprccAiion such
sevvsces IN 90 sstsniAl and tangible form II may be
vel nor thsse vbose c'ycums,spoes vii sllov then 10
secNns pccvuayy reward bot should not be forgotten
.ss ss ne. .so I've upon our ,ussssos s' 81
srs no, IN coadiuop 70 enable them 70 refuse psy for
sucA SERVICES They have hmfies dependent upon
thssn ana Although they always Wiling and ready
10 ssye m. rev 40 % WITHOUT expectation o. reward
In view Of Their copdnioo ~ men who I've By their
seor, would not be advisable ano vou.a s% ~ ssa
mar vbo arrive. upon our shores estimated oy some
ssiuts poTuca teonoml- be worth stnousand dollars
and women and csdren, u 10 fair 70 presume arc pe
xslued In proportion For every person, then, tnst
saved would haze the tovsrnuent pay ~ esst ven oo
are 70 the rescoer The mross conferred ~. n,nsus
,oaetber are all very vel M tbeif gay, but bol1 mN
the por vrecker voll1 rather have the reward 10 tnN
ssv,s In whch could % most easily converted mt
t,esS nv he rfe family Medals, believe are not
.,.tyfd az m Of hansa, and although 10 the
e.tss~s thev are vefy nice thrf,, STU voc Csat buy
aour ., po's with them, sro hese are ~es' The wreck
- -. 49,. rgr..x coast wan ulo~t Ibe Ergsh govern.
..t e. frfrsans psyt Cthtr one ~ two pounds (tve
., '..r1 f-r every BE rescued IRON shfvrtoS,
b. -ftt .t.r.l ususioD So' De D7aha y y s',.
IA
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ORGANIZATION oy TIE Erw Crr GovuSsru The new
Common Coupen % W assemble 70 day al O'Clock P. NJ
nv The purpose OF oyran ling Considerable dculty IL
sppreh.pded rom The that Of the Adermea elsc
Of the Seventh ward has failed to qualify and Appears
be gsserally understood thai Alderman Avaer,
Der Of the board v claim bis seat by virtue Of hs
clause IN The charter which rays that all officers shall
bot over their enter upon The duties
the Zee The board stands IS democrats 10 Is opposi-
ton but shou Alder Atvatr be declared entitled 10
q vote be opposhicp will have majority Of one. Amer
org-r zafop Mayor Powell viii deliver his message and
% supposed vii recommend change In the appoint
merit snd r. Of poos mem urge some arrspgemen,
for the scoou roostop oisveers Sunday, there be
nov Of transit by public convey ance on that day
and the election for municipal thoers IN the spring
Ipstsd o. the fan The gres, contest however, will
ne On the Prcerey OF The Bosrd foy Which office there
are tvo canoesb namely Alderman Kabheisch, Of the
Efhttpih vard o<uocrai; and Alderman Person of
ne N I'D NxTo, republican The construction Of com
nses depends Upor the choice OF this Oh end great
interest (. therefore anHesisd On bob ride Toe dc.
rocrsts have ronmatsd samuel y Johnson, ksq Tor
Counsellor II the ard ard VIM q. Bishop for Clerk.
The opposition nomuDec. arc, ID. p. BarnaFd Tor the
Hret e. HI G. AID join " Perry for ne second. Noses
Abbot the present teeper ~ The City Hall ard mcssn
Ger o tbe srd W probably be retaired there belrK
no serirg, orVo,HfB The Boarc, when ful, rises
ttiry tipht M pbtrs--of Tits number Alderman ~ II
absert n, o. he city ard Br Neter The Alderan 81 81
Or ire svciu ward h.s isNsd 70 uuslntd tn rsfnoes
leJruc Ca iofCt q he BoHd 70 th1iy sI mtnRevt
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Eighth Avenue II Railroad and the Property
Holders In ve~y street.
TO TIE ypIToR OF 7


without the con,eni OF The Commoo Corncu, the
Esh,h avenue Rsilrcsd Company teok up the sidewalk
In veey street, aso reset the curb and gutter stones Tor
srca, distaze fee, eipcbe, inside Of where Trey we're
before thus narrowing The Sidewalk from IL fee, fec
enchss
Ard after lsyirg railroad track they commenced
lsyiSs another being clear violation Of their grant
wtsh forbids them layinrs double track In Church
Ctsnbsr. Barclay vcy,y streets, on account Of The
fsrrovress o. ssd streets The turn cut switch
double Yak ieturn By being the return track through
Chufcb spd Cbsnbrfueee.
The track np0 nere0srsy be In The centre Of the
rrte the fosdvty be 81 feet WIDE and The being
~ feet VIDE leaves ore ace less than 10 fect for
10 The street viii reouce the whole width Of the street
fer earn or carriages 70 Ices than 10 feet thereby nearly
destoyrf the value Of the prcperty The whole line
81 Vesey street and blocking up one a the principal
euskw of Chairsm stree, and ne tributaries.
Tbs railroad cempspy zee all Law and all
The hts ~ ehizers and oturohes NJ defiance
dbrtEsros Police, Mayor ana corporation ordinances
They have been directed 70 relay their TACK IRON Fny
thereby osr.Ds The greatest iroor vennoe thousands
Of irhsbtsnr living above Ffts FIRST street and pre-
vtrtr the mpiov'mtnt OF that part Of the city: the
same time uey force q double raj track uio ve-cy
street sgast the varts ard vhes ~ every owner on
Esd street ,nd IN direct VOCATION Of their grant and sy
Ctntnuous ne ~ track ~ esht huud ed feet eight
Gays. IRE citzrt above Fifty g., street. have been for
to year hegsrs them 70 ay their tsck bet ~een
osrte o. IN ve,, street tr,cs vhch took Them eight
day eto isy vesey ttTett next BfosdwH r. one Of
TIE efsest hcrorg shave In hls city AM The blockrg
up o. rsd street 70 direct nju'y n every lm Ga toe
street. ere 10 ttcuipnfs ~ up tcEn ero7er~ carren
tuCtors o,te, having bu,n IN ws'hirstor mar.
ks GoUbe track o. switch N vesey street there ore
VEVgBIR
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COro.er's Inuueses.

The ALLEGED Hon ~ srvKsTr-rE1 erRHr-YrRDicr
o. TIE JcKr -Cruf Gamble conouded the loo sss,
spoa the body Of b ~3usn Mary Elizabeth Buckmsn
Who died from the n a iDjores received on the IN
nat si The naiiot t.- 'snt Albert n. Backnan. at
rguor stcrc III street AID rnrf avenue. Tbs
evidence Idducec vent - snow ttat tho preoaer III
treated MS wife 10 fram fui manner aud that he beat
her fsvorey ABOUT -n- hesd tcd BOY From psi
-OTter1 cxari1stor So tie BODY by Dr. Wellje
s2ssed tina, ocir i-e5 BY compression OF tns
bran, m odpcsd ny ' iolures received. The Jury
Of the brain sup aero by yioletce rccaved 81 the
banda OF her husoat Aceft II Blrkmsn, and ais,
greatly AserNvstS ~ hs Incorporate hsois, We also
Censuec DR.. Ms or CIV &c ceruacatc OF death
In this case, wnhort Ns1wjS the cause aud without
having attended ite rtu. ~ Iiev ouslyn Upon the
dillon 81 the vcrd e. co-ocer Gamble proceeded TO exam
question: put 10 biz, [, aatwcsed 81 Ny 10 Albert
r. Buob man Ian . gsst Of age sm g native Of Ger
may; 1--we Al 10 co-pro OF seventy ar'' st. and Third
preferred again,t n ne said "I did not strike
my wife, trsd 10 rui her 10 bed she fell out Of
the bed and 80 bad noe and received any bruises
await the action Of tire grsbdJ jury.
Tm FArAt STING ssu CAss-cosursios rn
CoRoSrR's kcrr1-r-e inquest In The case Of william
Dunn dec, Ased, lied from tho elects Of .luuus
sho wound, received ,hile engaged in dfhs, at the
q Twenty seventh STREET snr Broadway on New
years eve was ono'uded yesterday 81 the Coroners
oh -e by Coroner Counsry Ths particulars OF the
having BEEN slr'ady Ou5sh.s unnecessary here 10
recaptulAD f&o Tne Jury. ster due consultation,
rsu tered o vef dica OF Death By blows received from
me hanss OF Of thee men, named Bernard
Noosey, Patrick T.mmasy sno Hugh Mckee, on the lss
dsy Of Jsuusyy tsb7 o. tte c,rne- Of Twenty seventh
.trees and BrosdsN. Nv York " Upon the rendition
., this verdict th committed the prisoners 70
the 1onbs for sxsnu alton, and ADO hcd about dozen
psrfops witnesses ia The Gaze. Dunn vaa . native OF
Sew Yoit and wss ~ yeas Of age. He resided 81 No.
~ Wet Twenty sxth si-eet, and leaves . mother and
ceased vas tsc seou, ,-o years ago BY 40 explosion
10 the upper p~rt ~ .ec 'v.
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Marine Count.
Before Hon. Judge MCCARTHY.
A1urATpycAI, gSNEYIr.

Dorid JONES, oaisnes f BerjoTn'n lde, u' John
Brouehoni This action was brought W rcoovcr s2se,
scsed TO be due M Ysks for balance OF the proceeds
Of benefit had By him the 10th Of Decenber last II
appeared from the evidence that Yates hired from the
deeb " no the oil the Bowcry festre) the
Bowery theatre the evening Of 10Th December for the
sum OF $500 The plaintiff insists that there vas somc
$500 The house the night In question, while tue do
rdnnts Witnesses testified that there but S564 The
rr,ops who counted The toke's and n ose Who received
he money Of the different doors a. we'll A. the treasurer,
we're ersnlred on part OF the defendant The COM
%, Tor defendant contended rst that defendant Ia not
liable under spy circumstances, a. the house was under
ihs enre control Of Yates WHO should have had hts
crvsp,s 10 ate nd the receipt OF all money! and 10
tt that TO one admitted without ucket-snd II any
Jailed 10 account FOR any proceeds received By
In, m they are liable 10 md and not ndsnl 50.
oond thai every cent received vas accounted fbr and
bad been paid over 10 Yates.
me Court ,oos This view Of the case and rave Judgment
fpy DIFF udant.
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RISE AND FALL OF LAKE OSTAz1o.-The phsnO-
menon Of the periodical rise and fall Of the wasers OF
Unnamed 70 The general sa,sMcon though individuals
have their private theories differing from esch other
whatever the cause the net seers clear that 10 con
tyoljed bv soue psr mspcnt pauspco We have bcycso
fore published tabulsr statements nom the reoots YEP
hs city, Of the rise snd fall from January 1881, 70
November 1sds During this gsrlod Of seventeen years
a vs,er went 10 zero tho owest point ttcord-
twice. March 1Si8 end November, ls4s since iso9 oo-
ssrvauons hrVe been msdo daily by drooNon govern
ntpt by Capitin Malcolm bot the vator bas no' neeo
60 zero snce mat period this pero ca rise ana s OF
Lake OpiAo Affects our hRrbor more or ess am some
niUc hoeRwnicnce has been ieNron uls az AZ =.
or. inc water Is or foot and inoh Toe er hin al
tbls me stt year snd hes fallen TIVE ioes sud Three
rcit, suca tho nfst Of July la, but 10 s h lnNhcs
enc vstsv orcur ony al lengthy Tiervar 90 ~ not -
.rse tnv s,cvia Inconvenience 70 commerce. ani hen
- - ',,',sut ~ -evsonnlng even this h0uv, by
~ 49,, '.rer IN securing ,be Needed mproysmc1G -
1.,.sl clQdipm.