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As USUAL.

FENflE subscriber offers for sale food ~.
i sor.ment Of Dry Goods, Hardware.
Queensware, Sheer. Boots. an excellent seiee
ton of books Medicines, Paints, Dyes,affa,
and Patent medicines of every kind (such -
Jayne's. Hance's, &c.) Confectionery. Tobac-
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all s,zes-Fresh Garden Seeds Just &C eived--
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Call for what you want, and any article called
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few days. | viii sell eyeiy article as low ~
~ can be bad elsew here. Produce taken in
exchange for goods Reasonable credit viii
be given, and casi. thankfully received.
ese ~ JOHN 6 SCHMITT.
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A MEXICAN HAIR. DYE.-This Dive is
"A warranted. if strictly applied according
TO the printed diI ect:ons to change the hair
from any other color to a beautiful Auburn, or
perfectly jet black, without staining or irri-
tat'ng the skin Ike other hair dyes
1t is prepared only by DR.. Jayne, No. 90
South Third street. Philadelphia. Price 50
Cents per bottle. Sold by Dr. j. G. Scdmitt
" 0oostocf May %. l844
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FAITH AND HOPE.
BY DIR. cARpENDER.

: 4 Il
One morning, as the sun arose.
two spirits went forth upon the
earth.
And they We're sisters, but Faith was
OF mature age, while Hope was but a
child.
They were both beautiful. Some
loved to gaze upon the countenance
OF Faith, for her eyes were serene
and her beauty changed not: but Hope
was the delight of every eye.
And the child sported in the fresh
ness Of the morning; and as she hover.
ed over the gardens and dewy lawns her
wings glittered in the sunbeams like a
rainbow.
Come, my sister, she cried, land
chase with me the butterfly from flow
er to flower
But her sister was gazing at the
lark, as 1t arose from its low nest and
warb!ed among the clouds.
And when it was noon, the child
said again: 'Come, my sister, ard
pluck with nc the flowers of the gard
en-, for they are beautiful, and their fra
GRANGE Is sweet
But Faith replied May, my sister,
let the flowers be there, for thou de-
iightest in their beauty. | will medi-
tate in the shade until the heat of the
day be past. Then thou wilt find me
by the fountain in the forest. When
thou art weary, come and repose on my
bosom.
And she smiled and departed.
After time Hope sought her sister.
The tear was in her eye, and her coun-
tenance was mournful.
Then Faith said:-sMy sister,
wherefore dost thou weep, and why is
tiny countenance sads'
And the child answered.: because
a cloud is in the sky, and the sunshine
IS oyercaSt-see, the rain begins TO
fall
1T is but shower Faith replied,
'and when it is over, the field will be
greener than before
Now the place where they satswas
sheltered from the rain, as i, had been
from the moo, eide heat. And Faith
com.orted the child, and showed her
how the waters flowed with fuller
and a clearer stream as the showers
fell. A34
And presently the sun broke out a.
nj In 4
song.
Then, Hope was glad, and went
forth TO her sports once more
After while the sky was again dar-
kened, and the young spirit looked up, I
and, behold, there was no cloud |
in the whole circle Of the heavens.
Therefore hope marveled, for it was
not yet night.
And she fed 10 her sister, and cast
herself down at her feet, and trembled ,
exceedingly.
Then faith raised the child, and led
her forth from the shade of The trees, |
and pointed 10 the Sun, and said
A shadow is passing over the face
thereof, but no ray of his glory is ex-
'ingnished- He still ewalkeih in
brightness, and thou shalt again de-
light myself in his beams. See, even
yet his face is not wholly hidden from
u.s.
But the child dared not look up, for
the gloom struck upon her heart.
And when all was bright again, she
feared 70 wander from her sister.
and her sports were less gay than be-
FORE:
When the eventide was come;
Faith went forth from the forest
shades, and sought the lawn, where
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2pctuPa, gReemea,e..
NNHE most popular renedie, q,

lfENHE most popular remedies o. the n-,.
! n ent day are those which cleans, and y, :;
fy the blood. and which are known to be /,
nocent IN their qualities. Such rtmed;es "a
Anthony. Mercury, Zinc, and ihchav;,,. re-
course tL bleeding in diseases, are now. II !.
hoped gone out of fashion, and Vegetable
Remedies will be soon tie popuarme,I;cn..
Then Brundreth's. Vegetable Uniresol Pm.
WIN be used and appre ciate1. they are
known 'oact beneftially on eucr. p.rt Of the
bodv' being tax ell up by the civ ithev mas,
into the blood. which they purify and !,
should he remembered tha, they onh remsv.
those parts from the blood which were the
cause OF n'tian' nation or disease of s,y kind
Nothing is equal to Kidding the ,itaiet, hu.
nors with a vegetable medicine of tbs kind
winch eighty fouryears have prov ednc,er ia
od injury. but always good. -
- 1MPURITY OF BLOOD CASE, r,;u
and occasions disease upon that M, ot N.
body which from any cause may bew.akee,
nus IN persons whose blood is iIlpue. ,bouId
me. nave cold, the impure matte would
seloe upon then lungs. and Consumption be
NC uouoie' SO with other Affections. All
,,o"pie IS saved by using the BRAN)RETH
"nIh cannot injure, and which can
''o' nc overcome. Only use them in he com.
mencement of any disease. use then IN fuu
noses and YOU will be up and vel while
those who are too wise TO take such, s;nnl.
neo'cihe, are bed ridden, or premu,uely end
i.e'r Gays. The Brandreth Pills are ,niy be.
s"''ihe 10 De appreciated; they are fund to
never deceive, they are the only btrrnsI
med'cine required in this climate.
ne careful ct pretended mi, eIsal pvea,ives
" nc" cannot be uses: without injury ,o the
nody as hrandreth's Pills can. Mat ara
'"eH are They not limitations of til, Bran.
u ~, rms recommended in adv ertis,Iaents
~" from III branirehs Wele tha, not
originally counterfeit pills p,r,no,, ;no n he
the genuine Brandreth Phlsi RI, ~ cnse.
quence OF the new labels on The krau,l~.f
,''' BOXES are they not obliged TO come ontun
DER "ner coiors equally false, Observe IL
makers anc travelling agents Ar. ,h.y nss
men whom DR.. Brantlreth hath cast oG not
TO- good conduct truIvi Is not This ,r,e a.
applicable to the pretended "bdios." .nd. il
TACT, 10 nearly all the advertised Mills of Inv
nay snail the public trust their live. in film
''iu' VI 'hese unPrincipled mel. Surele
not.
The Brandreth Pills gipe s,reaM for weak
~, arc hked best BY those who have
"Nen '"e "'os' OF them. nr. Rrandreth can
give personal reference,o thousands Who hay.
been restored from bed ofsickn-s.hv their
use. When. every other mems had nroved en-.
reiy unavaing. These cases are continual.
occurring in this city and in every par. Of
ne oh'on Get Brandreth's Pills if you are
'o' perfectly healthy, and thew will restore
'ou-if medicine can do it-because thew ex.
Del those humors which are the cause OF inn
'"rit. OF the blood. and at the same time the
.o''y IS strengthened bv the operation of this
ost excellent medicine. -,
i, s'hert Dinges, only agen, for shenando-
N; e. Jordan, Luray.
July q, 1S44.-y.
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CLOTHS. &c.

81 ps. Sup. Beaver Cloths for Over Goats,
81 Sup French and English Blue ard Black
Cloths, ~ ps Plain and Fancy Cassimeres.
30 ps. Plain and F,ncv Sattinetts, from 81 2
cts up, Sup Silk Velvet, Satin and Fame.
Vest Patterns. Sup Silk Pocket Hkfs.. Gum
Suspenders. Fancy Scartfs, Comforts. Kid,
Wooden and Buck Gloves. And great vari
city Of other goods. which would be pleased
to show, if you will call in at Head Quarters
Nov. 6, AS. Il. WALTON
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Just Received.
AT.HEAD QUARTERS.

Il MOTHER supply efNewGoods, consisting
"A. in part of the following articles:
Blk Alpacas, Bed ticking. Alpaca and Fan
cy Prints. Tartan Sh:awls, Blk Alpaca Aprons,
Domestic and Plaid Bingham Hkfs, Linen
hosoms. Spool and skein Cotton, Candle
Wich Yarn, Blk. shd White Wadding, &c.
&c, which viii be sold very cheap for cash.
49, X. WALTON.
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HoRMs! WoRMs,. W0RMs!,.-

~ DIR JAyNE's TONIC vERMIFuGE,
which is perfectly. safe, and SO pleasant that
children will not refuse to take it. 1t etfec-
-tually destroys worms; neu,raizes aciditv or
sourness OF the stomach, and is exceedingly
beneficial in Intermittent and Remitient Fe.
vers, andsis a sure and permanent cure for
Fever and Ague. For sale by DIR. John c.
Schmitt, Woodstock, Va
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ANOTHER JOHN GILpIN.

The Labanon Star tells a good rail-
road anecdote. The other day, when
the cars stopped, on the way to Zena,
Tor moment, a countryman mounted!
the locomotive to see what he could
learn. In the progress Of his inves,i-
cations, he took hold Of a crank, and
giving tia turn, with the. speed Of the
wind, off sprang the locomotive, de-
tached from tho car, while all that could
be heard from the nnlucky wight was
Stop her stop The dasn'd thing -
But regardless of his cries, on it went,
whlzzihg and snorting, and was only
arrested in its progress, at the distance
Of seven miles, by running off,he track.
No harm was done-the only incopve-
nience being the necessary labor and
detention of getting back the truant
locomotive, and the awful fright to the
new John Gilpin rider.
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A CHANGE.

The Nashville theatre has been sold
to the independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, and will shortly be converted in
to an Odd Fellows Hall.
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AZ HALF boxes window glass (part 10
~ by l2) Just received and fer sale. At
reduced prices. The subscriber will sell glass
ny 'he bsx At Winchester prices to country
mere han's or others ishing 10 purchase by
VI. "oA or h"it box. JOHN SIBERT.
Nav l. 1S45
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she night watch the setting of the

she night watch the setting of the
sun.
Then said she to her young sister,
Come and behold how far the glories
Of the sunsettranscend the beauties OF
1.-THE morning. See how softly they
meltaway, and give place to the sha-
tows Of night
But Hope vas now weary,-her
eye was heavy, and her voice langmid.
She folded her radiant wings, and drop
ped ON her sisters bosom, anI fell as
leep.
But Faith watched through the
nigbt:-She was never weary, nor die
her eyelidsneed repose.
She laid the child on bed of flow.
ers, and kissed her cheek. She also
drew her mantle round the head of The
young sleeper, that she might sleep ii
peace.
| Then Faith looked up and behele
how the stars came forth. She traced
them In their radiant courses, and lis
tened TO their harmonies, which mor,a
ear hath not heard.
| And as she listened, their music en-
tranced her soul.
At length a light appeared in tn,
East, and the sun burst forth from tn,
portals of the Heavens. Then III,
4 spirit fastened to arouse the young
}sleeper.
Awake! 0 my sister! awaken sh,
cried, "a new day hath dawned, and M
cloud shall oyershadow it. Awake
for the sun hath arisen which shall! Sc
no more -
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.E4lNE'S H.4IR TONIC For, tie PRES.
errcf'on, Heaufy. Grom,h, and Restoration
y ne Hair-This Hair Tome has produced
oea"tsiu! NV HAIR on the b, ads OF hundreds
VINO have been bald for years. 1t also puri-
hes the head from DandrufI-Cures diseases
~ The Scalp-Preserves the hair from falling
on. or.beconing reremtorily gray.
For saeby J. &. Schmiit, Woodstock.
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DOlllestics.

4 q s 4 Brown Muslins
81 a. ~ Bleached do.
Bieached and Brown Drills; Osnaburgs
1'ckings, Apron Checks, Linsey
whit. and Red Fhnnels. Cotton Yarn.
All just received and for sale cheap at 4
Nov. s, rs HEAD QUARTERS.
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CARRlAGE-MAKlNG,
& 4 +
Ge9H}cpdirf1tt5, efe.

EoHN CLlNEDiNS1T, having pernaner.,y
- located himself in the town of Woodstock.
Virginia, would respectfully announce 70 the
citizens Of Shenandoah and the adjacent coun.
, ls that he is prepared to manufacture
Carr.aees Of every description, such az
QQs4es Carriages. Ruggies,
Gs cHARIoTEEs. suLKIEs
EAkUUCHES. CARRYALLS, kc. &c
also reTair carriages at shortest netioe, ali Of
which shall lie executed in superior style. and
at moderate prices. The materials Of which
his work will he constructed shall lie the very
lest the country can afford From, his expert.
ence in his trade. and his determination 70 ex-
ecute his work as well as it can bedone elsa.
where. he fatters himself that he viii be abla
to give general satisfaction.
His shop is on the main street. b.,ween the
residences Of DIR. jos. Irwin and Co. H. S. G.
Albert, where he will lie glad 10 receive ordsra
for any work in his line ,.
Woodstock, April II, ls45-y
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Wanted. at this Office. immediately, some
d that stuff. called by the vulgar CASH
Those who have not the .precio,.s,' can pav
: With notes on ANY solvent hank in the state
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Reported for the American Republican. ]
TRIAL FOR FORGERY.

EMITTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
TUESDAY, March 18th. The Court met at
D. o'clock, Judge Heath on the bench, and took
the case of the United States VS. Edward P.
ling, indicted for forging certain promissory
Iotes to obtain from the Government, money
|ue deceased seamen in the Naval service
he indictment charges the accused with hav-
By forged the notes, and also, with having
transmitted them to Washington, knowing them
be forged.
William L. Marshall, Esq, District Attor-
ley, appeared for the prosecution; and the Hon.
ohm Nelson, and Charles F. Mayer, ESQ, for
ne defence.
The prisoner was arraigned, the indictment
BAD, and be plead not guilty.
The following gentlemen from the regular
anel were then selected on the iury:-Messrs.
Vim. Bailey, (foreman,) Walter Perdue, Chas.
.ebon, Thomas Carroll, Jacob Hiss jr., Geo.
'eltzhoover, Simeon Alden, Joseph Neal, Ben
amin M. Hodges, John Hooper, Jos. R. Fore
ban, and Geo. r. Dodge.
Mr., Marshall stated to the jury that during
he winter two gentlemen, from Washington,
lad called on him, and stated that certain for
Eeries had been committed on the Fourth Au-
itor's Office, with the design of obtaining mo-
hey, and solicited his aid in the matter. A
canaan by the name of Jewett, who had been
n the U. S. service, had died, with balance
IF wages due him by the Government, and
which had been advertised in the public prints,
u order that the creditors of the deceased could
by properly filing their claims obtain this ba-
lance. Forged notes were presented to obtain
his sum of money, which notes were traced to
Mr.. King, and which notes the officers of the
Government pronounced to be forgeries, they
having in their possession the signature of Jew
bit on the Government pay rolls, sc.
Richard Markle, was then called & sworn
He was shown by the District Attorney the
papers alleged to be forgeries; he stated that
shey were received at the Fourth Auditors
Office in November, by the mail, directed to the
Fourth Auditor, Washington, ID. c.; he had
seen MIR, Kings writing and recognized the
letters as being in his hand. A question was
here asked by MIR. Marshall, but objection be-
ing raised by MIR. Nelson, the further exami.
nation of Mr.. Mafkle was waived for few
moments
MIR. - Dexter, sworn.-Had been con
nected with the U. S. schooner Nautilus; there
was Richard Jewett on board; Jewett coule
not have written the note in question; he coule
not write so well; the note was not his hant
writing; Jewett died in the Hospital; he coulc
barely write his name and witness used Il
write his letters for him; had known him 70
Fsixteen months; witness was masters mate Oh
board the schooner Nautilus; had frequentl,
seen Jew EFT write his name; he spelt his nam
Jowett, but was always known by the name O
Jewett.
Mr.. Markle, reCalled,--There had been
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ZEN Err =,

i .By Marshall s. PIKE, OF THE HA RMoNEoNs.
etscriptiue.-The heonne of this subject was a
ag and beautiful Indian Girl, who dwelt on the
,Is oftbe Merimac River, in the town of Amoske-
N. h. From some cause unknown, she leapt
the summit Of 4 dizzy height Of n steep preci-
ito the valley below distance of nearly four hun
b. and fifty feet; since which, the place is known by
lame of Crock Rimmond," or "Pace of Death"
the shores of New England with warfare was rife,
II Red-man could boast of wild, happy life;
" though untaught and rude, the wigwam well
#Ytold,
\ heart of the Indian was fearless and bold.
the pale face came hither, with warm heart and
#ehand,
IN pledged to the natives his love for the land;
Y cut down their forest, reared many cot,
their hunting ground, soon, was lone, barren
4 spot
IN his own happy shore, 10! the poor Indian turns,
his heart toward the whte-man with jealousy
N, burns
benge deep revenge, marks the old cheftain' eye,
IA he swears in his soul, that the white man shall
die!
8Ineener, his daughter, the pride of his heart,
kheared might be lost through the pale face Is art
fhe watched the young bird, lest the white-man
Il should love,
X steal from the wigwam his beautiful dove.
IL Marneener loved Henri, and proudly she'd wear,
YE Jewels he bound in her dark shining hair,
Nh now, from her once happy home on the shore,
q p heart of the maiden loved Henri the more
y night slowly passeS the morning is bright,
rneeRer is rowing The wood in delight,
l.. Henri the pae-face now stands by her side,
hi vows with kiss, ere a moon she's his bride.
ki the cheftain close follows the bird of his race,
sees the fond kiss of the hated pale-face;
tn revenge through the thcket keen arrow flies,
e cry of despair-and the young Henri dies
nick as lightning, the maid up the precipce springs,
NV wildly her cry through the deep forest rings:
y, up on the rocks highest summit she stands,
d to Heavenin anguish, she raises her hands!
&fy Henri, Pm thine!" shrieks Marneener in woe,
I'd darts down the cliff to the valley below
the base of the steep, fair Marneener his pride,
les dead shapeless mass, by her young HenT's
side.
pc chieftain approaches-mark his features, how
\ Wild
L weeps, nadly weeps for the loss of his child,
N kneels by Mameener see! the tears on mis- cheek
3s whispers-"sweet dove to your old father speak!'
N answer escapes from those lips that once spoke,
Epd but sebs from the chieftain the dead silence
h broke:
Y looks in that face which had once fondy smil'd,
Ind sinks by the side of his beautiful child.
he night shades have gathered FER valley and hill
be breeze of the evening blows damply and chill;
the vale by Crock Rimmond,' three spirits haC
fed,
ameener, young Henri, the Chieftain-were dead,
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VEGETABLE PILLS.
KENHE GENUINE VEG ETA III. K Pill.

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the Vegetable Pills have been the most efectual
they have been known fail TO efecta Perma-
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powerful in their action, and may be taken without
the knowledge Of the most intimate friend. These
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accompanying each box.
QQ- For sale by J. o. & N. Mccormick, N. Gay st.
o.. T);C. Wiseman, Light ST., opposite Fountain
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Green SITS.
In WashingOn-hy M. Delany, cor. a. street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and by G. Scott, cor 9TH st.
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SELLING OFF, SELLING OFFU
~ At No. Is HOWARD STREET.

y At No. IS HOWARD STREET,
Sd door from Fayette-s st.
large ard general assortment of SeasOnabe DRY
GOODS at very reduced prices, in order to make
room for Spring purchases.
Rich Cashmere de LANES and Chusans
Handsome CLOAKINGS, at the low price of al
Rich SHAWLS, of various kinds very cheap
Beautiful new style CALICOES at l2k
Good bleached and unbeached NUSLINS at6I
French and English MERTNOS, cheap
Apaccas and Bombazines, very cheap
Cassinetts, Cassimeres and Vestings
WOollen and Canton FLANNELS; HOSIERY
BLANKETS, and many other Winter Goods, al
closing out prices.
Also on hand, just received fresh supply of Do
mestic Furnishing and Staple DRY GOODS, at our
usual low prices-embracing
Bleached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings
Tickings col'd Cambrcs; Checks; Stripes, &c.
Barnsley and Irish Sheetngs, 1914 and 1874
Damask Table Diaper, Napkins and Towelling
Pillow case Linens, Irish Linens, sc.
Cambria, Jaconet, Swiss, Book and Plaid Muslins
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
fe7 No. 25 Howard ST.. Sd door from Fayett