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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-31

Isaac II. Wright, lase editor o. v
Bay Stale Democrat and 40 i'O'4,
Gus compeer Of David Hensha~ :.
Ben. Hallet is nominated for Cone'.
in J @. Adams district. we oO'
think Isaac will have very n'"'
escape.
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The wing absen,ees will be on hand
next Monday.
CoNNEcrIcTr.-By last accounts the
wings had carried So and the locos IS
towns. The wings gained ls. the locos
two by this operation.
Official returns from North Carolina,
give Graham's majority at 1853. and
from Vermont, show SHADES majority
TO be 1853.
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Several Of the Jail birds of inc -
pire club who went to New Jsrss! !
proiec, the "puri.y Of the ballot O'.'
have been arrested and lodged IN p,
on. It's unfortunate tina, Gov. B'u''
pardoning preroga,ive does not e'"'
over thu BOUNDARY. =
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Snow fell in Lycoming county, Pa,
last week TO The depth Of nine inchey.
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Mr. Tysen the presen. assistant Pos.
Master General 10 about to retire from
HE office,
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS
She Citizen soldier.

To persons wishing to become Agent
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No. ), Of Useful Rocks for
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PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ECON
UNY, or the Laws Of the Formation
of National Wealth. Developed by
means of the Christian Law OF Cow
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BY Nm. ATKINSON.
With an Introduction, Treating OF the
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Principles to the condition Of our own
Country and the upholding Of its Pros
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BY HORACE GREELEY.
The work Of Mr.. Atkinson is one of
the most instructive and admirable that
has We, appeared on The important and
difficult subject of Political Economy
difficult not so much III Its essence or
in the nature of lis laws as in the appli-
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complicated, varying circumstances
different nations and periods. The laws
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clear, so vital, and yet so strangely over
looked by those who arrogate to them
selves the title of the Political Econo-
mists in our day, and who resolve all
Political Economic Science into doing
nothing--of whose universe Sonnus is
God--and who elevate The maxim OF
the counter, Buy where you can cheap
est to the summit Of atiainable wisdom
and statesmanship. In their eyes the
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ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE
IdTD

HILLS INFALLlBLE NGUENT. or never drying
Pommade ha, been tasted duroa the last four
thousands being transcendenaly superior to all
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lowing predominant properties removing Dandrun
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NEW York, March 90 1914.
WILLIAM
IL plea in acknowledging the great benefit
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Hair Indeed value il highly, from my experience Of
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who suffer have done from the loss Of hair About
hair had become ighly thin from Its
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whom had casually spoken of the state of my hair who
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Pr that this information has OF lculable benefit
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ing simply toilette pommade, your preparation
- ''e w '''' ''N' HENRY PALMER 1863 rear st.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS:
M Thosc invaluable wds have be- universally ndepte&
a. well a. BY thousands this country beng the OILY md
bids a too rapid increase OF family.
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noaor their families regardless OF
themselves the well being their offspring.
whe simple easy healthY and Certain remedy T. within our
estimating the ben tits Iesutpg 20 thousands by s
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YOU CAN BE CURED.

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MEDICAL.
ON STKICTURE AND IT'S CURE.

Yin OhE AlNO llS OOleLs
will be deeply interes ing many people: =
So.s mSo m
2nd-That erroneous notion prevails with regard
sd~Tha. although Structure long remain dormant
rot @ be nspeced it always tending to o'hs forms OIL
ssh-Thst there are three circumstance. in particular BY
hha; he 'tIeaI s:rscay IT, :s.y ;a &C.
so@pl,.hsa In N ser, ltd It'll. time
with regard tohe frequency Of Structure this will no,
;ss u s
On t1s's . sa
with chronic which naturally sIm,ss.tss e:
sS sfa sad fdhs a, with regard
this may exist 10 w nh =. s S
that the sufferer must remain in perfect darkness as TO the
Another thing the off from this dsor
der @ SGIs1 s 20 Ins
quite wrong :IieaTs may s.st for year. without S. RS
apon The uae Is Observed only in advanced and older
While The visible eject Of Early structure tSs y
aba sheush mild carly structure !. :ssninsy
scarcely possible for those not acquainted with ana
which the q his deas how ts seent
c. a' s sa 81
reloa' ever tending to destroy these delicate
ss other like
:thNohns, therefore, be desirable than to hays
and eas sta as s "a there
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s s" Sa.
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TINE FORMER aeEosnag. MAY HAVE nf INA.
az hoy GpE the sy stage n. . haze nS 81
hs saShs a esasass sl'
period Of from SIX to eight weehs t Wead strengthen any
Tas t.rrIcr a STRUCTURE HAS UPoN THE MIsp.-Thls,
the early stage to dfpess the spirits and 70 Lessen e ai
M the dssIss every ndy'duaI b., i IS 50
shsh The mat e dss com
capable business than formerly Much nigh, be aayane
or % .S BUY f hs h so ns f
while the TACT itself Is proved by The return OF mental en-
s. On Of structure repeated that this is
tis 50 much !S. however sSsa no, hny'
ID % n b. sd the
of careful and experienced the accomplish
.o who cannot consult the psisonay, account
s the the mos ,a sIS happy sa
means, together authors Private Treatise and snct
remark. a; any particular case may call fer The lee On Ae'
:sy a S,
sS os, ss Ss 50 ". e. as Ne
these diseases. y Will simplicity s
that ssrded their He believes however
advertising people and other who properly appeci
| ate his
Dr. Faph further consider, duty especially those VIII
strangers tins and also 10 obtain the confidence
s fBsi i his rank as Gradaae q EdabaTs &c
been engaged the Of these diseases beth in
three editions of work expressly them Also that he ha
letters from the eminent Physicians in Europe to the
Mott Of New York DR. fhysck Of and others
eminence in this city. The Private Treatise" is g. Ad
| iress DR.. Ralph, sen,. SO Greenwich st. liz Inns re