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Vampires.


Not long since, young girl eleven years
of age, who lived in Paris attempted to
murder her mother, sister and many of
her pIaymatcs, for the purpose Of drinking
their blood. After careful examination
by II scieutiiic man, it was declared that
she was subject to the strange and terrible
mania decentralization. AS she was extreme
ly young, this strange perversion of natu.
ralinstinct afforded n prospect ofcurc, All
will remember the case of the sergeant,
who used at midnight to leave his quarters
and dig up bodies in Pere la Chaise, which
he subsequently, devoured This unfor-
tunatc man is now cured and is but 80
years OF age. He preserves of the cpl
sodes OF his past life only confused me-
mory, like tho recollection of a painful
dream, In other days, science feared to
approach these sufferers.
In 1873, "a young man named Ferrauc
under the influence of malady, suddenly
left his companions and surrendered him
self up 10 this horrible propensi Y. He
selec led.aS his retreat, a cavern near the
top OF one Of the mountains of Azure.
whence he used to descend like beast Of
prey, into the champagne country killing
all the women. lie could eat nothing
else, and WAS Consistently seen to gaze, as
ii in wait for an opportunity to seize his
prey. He never went abroad without a
double barrel gun, belt full OF pistols,
ana dagger. So. great was. the terror
lhat he llispiled, that he used frequently
TO come in,o towns for fool or ammunition
without any moNsta,ion. "A peasant
whom he suspected of a design upon Mn.
had his house burned over BIS head. H.
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used 10. decoy any muleteers he chanced
~ discover in the woods, to his den, where
tbey were uniformly murdered. a large
reward was offered for his capture, in
vain. until a bold peasant insinuated him.
self into his confidence and captured him.
This beast of prey, for such he was, was
executed on the 12th Of December, 1872.
He was broken alive on the wheel. For
four years he had lived exclusively as a
cannibal. '2.s
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T00HE subscriber takes this method OF inform-
i ing all those who may have wool 10 card.
that he has purchased ENTIRELY NEW MA
CHIMES, which will be propelled by steam
DAY and NIGHT, without regard 10 high or
low water, during the carding season.
The public may rely upon this us being GER
tain and sure point at which they can have their
carding done promptly and well. SO bring on
Your wool.
TERMS cents per pound, Cash, or ? cents
for trade or on credit. m. c. COOPER. /.
Palatine. MAY 10, 1859.
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HoME,-How pleasant is tho thought
of home "The place of all places. .
IT'S sweet to think, and a blessing to all,
to be possessed of little home, around
which we can gather the sweets and
pleasures of life uninterrupted
Real fidelity may be rare, but it exists
i'm the heart. They only deny its worth
and power who never loved friend, or
labored to make friend happy.
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QUEER CoNs1GNMENr.-Th Journal
of Commerce" has received four quarts
preserved Florida mosquitoes, which it
offers to show to all persons curious in
knowing how large these 'varmints' grow
down in the everglades Some of the
largest are the size of small mouse, and
would easily take half gill of blood.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-28
Oils, TaIIOw, Grease, and
Ohio Mineral Paint.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OIL. Price rs

COO cts. per gallon.
$500 gallons Do do
in casks of various sizes. do
200 barrels boiled paint OIL do IS
5000 gallons do do do
in casks of various sizes. do do
$50 barrels tanners oil. Various kinds and quail
titles, from IS to go cts. per gallon.
1900 gallons in casks Of various sizes Various
kinds and qualities, from IS to 50 cents per
gallon.
so Tons Tallow Grease, for heavy bearings, and
coarse machinery, in barrels or casks OF anv
consistency required. Price 9 cents per ID.
l50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint, in barrels at the
lowest market price. Io ~
Machinery Oil, warranted not to chill in the
1t equal TO Sperm oil.
Boiled Paint Oil, equalztO Linsesdo oil, other
am constantly receiving large supplies Of the
above named articles, and my motto Is, 90 Small
profits and quick retnrns.''-i b9tssIg' aoflE1z.
Ili 2 -Elg-5Ft I'll. F.sP0ND, 10 d
% water ST., (under- the Pearle 81; House, -,
Now York, Dec. IL. Issl--tf. ~ 'S-lf = q
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New Fall & Winter Goods
.GDlslYlN 0l0l1sl&. r.I.I hayT ti io.t

.ZtDsBgYsBIGl0l0lD4S1kS. received from
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Pittsburg my Fall
and Winter Goods, of all kinds, to wit:
Clothes Cassimeres and Satinets, of all cOlOrs
and styles.
Fine Silks of all colors and STYLE. Also, late
style of Woollen Goods for Ladies Dresses.
Calicoes from to Is cts, of superior style r
Alpacas, Muslins, Cashmeres, dc.
HATS and Cars of the latest style.
BoSNRTs Silk, Braid and Pearl. Il
GRocERIEs Superior Y. IL. Tea, Black do, SUI
Perior Coffee at 121< cts.
Doors Il SHoEs a superior stock Of all kinds for
Ladies', Gentlemen and Boys.
QukENs- WARE a good assortment.
CoTToN YARN Gil Nos, Batting. &c.
lnoN & NAILS also, good lot of Iron and
Hardware; good assortment.
Also fine assortment Of SADDLERT.
All of hich will sell Cheap for Cash oreOun-
try produce.
R FOwKRS.
Nov. 18th, 1851. --
IASE NOTICE-ThOso who have standing &C.
counts and notes unsettled will please call with
ont delay and SETTLE them or by the LIST of Jan
u1Iy next, without regard 10 Persensi and those
VINO ILL to settle By that TINS their accounts
VIII DC transferred TO meet my debts.
NOv.lsth. 1851. ,-sfl cf - - - 4, =
n BAN kinds OF grain win be- received on.
-eoes OF Tor goods. - "a fs'f-. g1s7 R-F. ,
'h s.Ss wanting CoP ER WORK done fcr. the.
June 9, so. Z. ", SMITH.
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New Arrivals

AT THE CAMDEN BAZAAR
The subscribers have just received their ncw
assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, which consists partly Of
Cniicocs, Ginshanis, plain and embroidered
Lawns, Fancy NluslIns, ut all prices; Linen
Cambria: assorted celors Cambria and Muslins,
pinin and checked; Grapes, Barege., Chullys,
Dc!uincs, rissu Silks and II great variety Of
other articles suitable for Ludies Dresses.
;, ALso.-A large assortment OF Linen Cambria
~ i,dkts, Needle worked Collars and Cuffs,
Chemisetts nnd Caps, Muslin and Lace Sleeves
Capes aud Mantilas, Lace and Muslin Edging
nnd Inserting, Bonnes and Ribbons of the
newest les, Ivory, Black and Feather Fans,
Umbrellas and Purusols. and great variety Of
Other articles loo numerous to name.
They recommend their stock Of blca ched
and brown Shirling, blue and striped Home
Tpuns, Cotton and Linen Osnaburgs, Bed Tick,
and every Kind Of Toweing and Table Linen.
very large assortment Of Hosiery of every de-
s,crip'ion. Linen, Thread Lace and Silk Gl owes
nlilts, DC. &c.
They invite their friends to call nj their Store,
iecslng certain to he able to satisfy them in
every way, us well in the price NJ in The assort-
mcnt of the Goods. NJ. DRUCkER g. co.
April 20. 1882. 26-tf
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1t is difficult to ssv whetb, tho

1t is difficult to say wheth,r the
young merchant was more an. azed
than amused, but the very grave and
solemn air Of the Chinaman convinced
HIM that he was in sober earliest; and
he was compelled, therefore, TO refuse
the order with as much placdity as he
could assume.
The Mandarin, however, continued
to press his bargain
Il give you Sepcn thousand dollars "
said he, "Iou take 'cm?"
The merchant, who had no previous
notion Of the value of the commodity
which he had taken out with him, was
compelled, at length, to inform his
visitor that Englishmcn were not in the
habit of selling their wives after they
were once in their posscssiun--nn as-
sertion which the Chinaman was very
slow to believe.
The merchant aftcrward had hearty
laugh with his young aod pretty wife,
and told her that he had just discover
cd her full value, as he had that mo-
Inent been offered seven thousand dol
lars for her; a very high figure, '.as
wives were going" in China at the
time
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CATALOGUE,

SIX anil Straw Bonnets, Bibb, NJ, Flowers and
SIX Goods. Hosiery. Gloves, Scarfs, Cravu,s
Together with complete assortment of AIillinc
ry Goods. Dress and Cloak Trimmings. DC.
Guns, Rifles. Revolving and other Pistols
PERCUSSION Caps, Game & Shot Bags. Poader
Knives. Scissors. Razors. Cents Travelling
Foiirt Cases,
Musical Instruments
Writing Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Stationary
Coats Spool Cotton, Common do, Tapes,
Yarns,
Buttons, Combs. Needles, Pins. Brushes. Co.
l0ngnes,
Soaps. Pcrfumery, Inks,
And general assortment Of Fancy Articles.
Gold and Silver Watches Jewelry.
Marine Time Pieces, French aiantcl Clocks
Common Brass and Wood Clocks, SC.
>, English and German Guns, Bird Cages and
traps, and various other articles too numerous
to mention.
N.B:-lust received from Paris tho most
splendid assortment of Gill and Gold Jewefry
ever offered in This market. E.G
October II, 1851. Soft
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sIR J RsH

REING appointed the Agent OF NEWMAN
ID &, BRoTuER's PIANO FORTES, can
recommend them as being finished in cx-
qusite manner, with an en;ire Iron Frame
10 keep them in tune, and not liable TO get
out OF tune so readily, will, English Grand
Action, to octavcs, ir Rosewood cases.
These Pianos are manufactured ~ BaItl-
more, In Southern Stale, Warranted to
stand The cliIntie not 10 WIND or draw ,iv.
shall be pleased 10 receive orders, and
will have them delivered ly competent
person, who will put them up aud tune
them.
Terms moderate and easy. Call and
see before purchasing elsewhere
PERRY MOSES, Agent.
June %, 1852. 3tj-lr
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PERRY MOSES,

CAT The old stand OF A. }. 6; Z. Nioses)
Oilers to his friends and the public generally,
fresh supply ofcvery variety of goods selected
by himself, viz: in Dry Goods-
Sd, TO, a., Sd, up to I'D Domestics, from
, cents yard up, or lees by the quantity.
Brown Linens nj ~ l-s cents 1t yard,
Colored muslins, and Linen LusIros, yards
to the dollar.
White Grippe Shawls Mt IS 90
IN GROCERIES,,
Baltimore Flour, (warrantcd good) Mt sc 50
Cash,
25 Sacks Salt.
Barrels Of Lard
Old Government Jnvn Coffee in AIatia,
Sugars of all kinds, some excellent quality at
Id cents.
Sperm and Adamnntinc Candles, less than
they can DO bought regularly in Charleston by
the box Almonds, Kuisous, Figs, Currun,s,
Cilron, Candy, &c.
CROCKERY,
in great variety, nj very low prices, and he
DEF!ES competition i'll Hardware, Cutlery
and Carpenters Tools.
April 9Th, 1852 a7-tf
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Cheaper than Ever,

\ lot of colorcd Bnrngcy, al s cents yer ynrd
Hiik warp Bnregcs, at Is 81, 25 and 81 Lie.
SSnpcrfine qualify 'nris Bareges, mt 20 cents.
Extra SUPER Brochc Embroidered Bareces.
9upcFhhe SIX Tissue Silks AMI Tissue silks,
-. nj IS and 81 Lie.
Fine quality Mourning Muslins, slightly dam.
. aged, at half price. IL ~ cents.
Ioi h'islins, yard wide, ut - ~, Is 81, 20
md rs cents.
toid Hlnslins, 81 wide. ct o5 cents.
mo tmh'd SWISS Nuslins, II, Is "a, 25 and
81 III cents
Soi Lawns and Cold Embd Muslins, 10 l.2 :,
striped L!ncn Lus,rcs at 10 cents
superior six and Linen Poplins, al 81 IA
strong Blue ShrtinGs, Stripes und Tickings, at
IL cents und
io' OF .h'islln lnscr'Ings and Edgings, at half
price, 10 losu uut at
w. J. jacob & son,
=, ~ king-st, opposite the Big Boot.
Juno ~, 1882. 3G-,f
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POETRY.
The Fathers Lesson do 1ais
Children.

By FINLEY SsoS.
Judge lightly, o judge lightly, Of
The evil deeds of men,
Speak not to them with bitterness,
Or lleedlessly condemn
Perchance the light Which blessclh thee,
Thoy have not felt or known -
Have never seen smiling face
Or heard a kindly tone.
God only knows what bttcr pAngs
Within their boso,ns dwclt
He only knows the tempting thoughts
And iniseries they felt;
He only knows how hard they fought
With all their many ioes;
Then leave to him the right To judge
Who sees lksir crushing woes.
Perhaps the temp,er has not como
To try his mighty power;
Perhaps thou never yet has seen
Temptations trying hour;
For if thou hadst, thou wouldst rot blame,
Nor heedlessy condemn
But thou woudst always lightly judge
The evil deeds OF ,ne::.
Judge lightly, oh judge lightly, for
We all one day tnust meet
Each other, round the throne Of God,
Before his mercy seat:
Then pass no sentence here below,
On thuse who tread car,hs sod
They shall receive their sentence rom
a justice.oving God.
Let not the blessings we enjoy,
Fill us with joy and pride;
Because we have no, felt like them
Whose hearts are sorely tried;
But lightly Judge The sons Of men
Who evil deeds pursue
Perchunce they never had the light
That pours its rays on you.
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From Harpcr's Magazine.
Vnaase of Wives iah China.

Not long since young English mcr-
chant took his useful wife with him to
Hong-kong, China, where tho couple
were visited by wealthy Mandarin.
The latter regarded the lady very at
lively, and seemed to dwell with dc
light upon her movements. When she
had at length left the apartment, he
said to the husband, in broken English
(worse than broken China:)
"What give you for that wifcy-wifc
yours ~
"Oh," replied the husband, laughing
at the singular error of his visitor" :"
"two thousand dollars"
This the merchant thought would
appear to the Chinese rather high fig
nre; but .he was mistaken:
"Well," said the Mandarin taking
out book with an air Of business,
""s'pose you give her to ME; give you
five thousand
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Take Out Your Negro,

Committed to Jail on tho Dist Aupust.
le?l, negro man, who says his name is
Wilson. ~
The owner of the above named nepro
ls hereby notified, that if the said Metro
is not taken out, and the expcnscs paid,
oy the expiration OF one year from his
lodgment in Jail, that he will be sold as
the law directs. He will be sold on the
first Monday in September next.
J. c. RHAME, S. s. D.
hfil ora, 1909 2i-f
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Warranted to Stand
the Southern d;EinnsAffe

500, 900 SAVED YEARLY! MARK rms rAcr.
SaaVer's f'laaslic NEiiaeraea Ks.saq
=, Htn Stand any Climate Without Cracking.
ScErTics: real this testimony from the peal.
dent OF the Reading Rail Road Company.
orEIcE G OF pHIL'A. READIso r. Il. Co.,,
NO 10 S.-Front-si. cor. Willing and Alley. "a.
~ PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1852.
y. ). Siirer, Esg.:- Dear Sir-Sye have used
your " Plastic Paints" for more than q year, and
ior painting bridges, depotu, &c, DC, We have
a"u 9. equni 70 any paint "c have used; in
"e nave tried for such purposes.
1ours respectfully,
IT.. JOHN TUCKER, Presiaens.