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THE MANNING TI1%IM WIEDNESDAY, .AU ST 1 83 7 T E!mis OF SU-sRPlN 0D e Ya. i n XAdce. : - 1 $2."0 . .2sr Ccntract 3vrtising atreul rates. ,. A. Academy. P.. GUenbow-Notice to Teaers. J. C. Launlham-SuaertmaU Acad y. J. C. avhew-Marbie Works. 3Mrs. W. J. Clark is Sumter. Turnip Seed-Fresh and Ge ie at Diajkius C.'s Drug Store. Mr. C. C. E e ies friends regret tre he is a uite slek. The encam e did nUt agree with im. Rev. W. 1 Workman of the -w ington ehurch preacbed two se)riOus in te Prsbyterian cliurci here last S3atur-lay. ais Iaria Coi:1.ors. wh) .-as been visitir.g in Chrlest. hs returned. Miss Ida McICus, of COarleston, ac companied Miss Connors hoie. Dr. A. I. Barron, of York, father of B. Prest Iev 31arron, Esq.. and Mrs. F. N. Wisor, is better. Mr Barron returned home this evening. PERSIAN INSECT POWDER Death to Ants. Bed Bugs, Moths, Fleas, Mites, etc., at the lowest price, at the Drug Store of J. G. Dinkins & Co. We have given our editorial space this week to the lonathy connuuca tions received. Our correspondents will do well to Cultivate brevity. Re member scineedy has said, brevity is thesoul of wit. Messrs. S A. Rigby, Ferdinand and Yitchell Levi, have gone north tr purchbase goods for the fali trade. Mr. Moses Levi, instead of taking bh annual northern trip, is rusticating ir the mountains. His sons will repre sent him at the northern marlets. A mare belonging to Rev IT. Mood, was ridden from the Methodist Church yard during service Sunday night by some unk-nown party. Shc was found last Tuesdlav morning or Ir. F. 1. Barwicks plantation about six miles fro:n 'Iauning. A competitive examination to fl1 the beneficiary vacancy at the Citacel Academy, is appointed for ihe 6th oj September. Besides tie list of ap plicants previously published. WC learn that Messrs. A. M. Brailsford, Jr., Walter Eichelberger, and Ashby . Moore, initend to apply. Prof. 5. 0. LanharN the principl cf the Suimmertoni High Sebool, anfl nounces that his school .will open or August 29th. Prof. Lanhamn is a suc cessful teacher ; his school is a good one and well patronized. He enjoys the full confiden~ce of his patrons o: Summerton, and anl others whose children have been under his tutorage His abilities as a teacher are wel, known. The Guards returned home from the Encampment Saturday morning wearied and fagged out. On reach. ing their armory, their renmammin strength was spent in giving thre< hearty cheers for Captain Levi. Hi: mauli- and~ gallant treatment of th< Guaras while away, completely woi their hearts. The Manning Accadmy is adver tised to commence the fall session or Monday, the 27th of thce presen month." The prospects of the Acade. my are as bright, if not nmore prr ing than heretofore. Prof. Nettles the Principal, has engaged as his as sistants, M;iss Josie MrcLea, an ac complished educator, of Marion. am Mrs. S. A. Nettles, whio is as atec er of experience. Th~e record of the Manning Academy in the past imerit for it a liberal patronage at the open ing of this its eighteenth session. Tuarnip Seed-Fresh and Genuine at Dinkins & Co.'s Drug Store. COUN'Y PRtOPERTY. The County Auditor has just comu pleted his abstrac~t of the real and pei sonal property of the county whichi an epitome ot the~ returns for the pres et fiscal year '80J-7. Our readers wil no doubt be interested in the extract from the abstract here published. Th number of acres of land returnedi 432,031, valued at $687,420. Si thousaud and seventy-eight builin are returned, valuned $3 (;i,960. Thi is country property. The town prof erty is estimateJ separately. For: ton property is returned at SS.83 Su ,nmertou $1.250. Manning $100( 02. This makes the total real estat of the county $0)58,04U. The personal property of~ the cou: tv, as appears by the returxes, io.s u $573,748, which, is divided ..s follu-.v 1,140 horses valued at .37M,237; 3, cattle v:Gued at $29,:3G3; 1 .,58 miul malud at $103,7'J5; 6d4 sheep an2 goats, $672; 5,191 hiogs valued at $9 m-5 2999 watches valued at S,:391 10 mau:i:cai instrumewts, vdued :5.95S; 1,857 wagons, carts, buggies. and e:rriages, vafued at 4 1,833; 1.726 * o)gs, valued at ,17,260; merchandise, vah;d at sS1,634: manufactured arti cles 1,025; machinerv, i.4,273;in m .o Istock, ,.,772; ralroad pro I Lr2 t'vhe\uit tlious ol si 1ith -r a pro rl.ty togetaher wxith tht c0e 1;Iin Esczal veatr, *064 A),i wh~ole -toperty of the ceounty. melud inC, ,vesul ndrira at" : ! 1 . Th'.e n1umb er oi pt Vdown at 21,Q17. A e ple u or the two yars wil prove verv a t!) ort' taxIavers. In m 1y 1' I i' !I'( 1i11--1'G11 WI.! C 1 I vrr y grown in one year 1.01i ni gi~O f s:134,2 15- wort h of er v.r IOm AL iuE. On' ~ccoi C 1Y1nsSotCZ :)ihC I t j' cr' u 1 0.1 P to-:tvad l To tve te b ru of areanhw. lHe - rhe rine , G ilint~ wsti the prels iaud'or has ccom22 she th,:ot1. Woe cano .;e. rtig owat'a ..am hna........r..s n~ir'.e t T HE NORMAL INSTITUT E. Our School Corpublises a cirular letter to-daye addressL toit o the teacoers of Clarendon. He Cl quently urges te teachers to 0a attend the Iufer-County Institte to be hcld in Sumter -: the 22nd of this mont. We cIunot add anything to iht v ' has been 1o well said by Major Be now. IN Ever thing in his circular is enforsed inWe ope the tea1oers will atte d N meeting of the Institute. It is very p acoareet tIt le free scosl s steh othis coun ty is weak and inewicient;, tha it the foachers, or a nd ority Of hems tove little oducation il compar isowih the real attainments ati aI lv requiredI of a traihner of child"ren. In a word, tne whole thing mit with a he rfeet truth be pronouned a fare. The pinful knowledge of this fact ha, induced ths foratiou Of teachers' i- j stit utes. It is the greatest reaedy we havr and should by all mneans bo pn- f, couraged. It will elevate tne teach- L ers and theiir profession. It will help fit ther ior thaei work and is the manto~; expemfl frmethes prnds si thes uneduinaplcatedieoto per-n esaying: 10ducat eong. sWel havet se a-copye' in thei prork:m of the gintute.I in assyninetg, s and reits crdi onh:Mr TJWild in Professors11 ttle Cs, Ltanhm ango~Sd o-1 ed to'. assist i coding the Ini- n tut. of. ~nt a trusdess sido to : te eourCd n tahers noion. and..X n uurain; aditi.o and sub etage .s Prf.Lanami to trideachy tih~e fong To whamt eent shold e mostvrofitable; wt. sho~ld~ tom th gudn pr gil mh asigin aes s.ruct.in.he.essetl of tgoor.d scoo are D. Suel A . r ofFoe.e Prf.G EdwnStckL.n~' S.Me 'wins Re., John Kershaw, Mir.s Clud aotni o Maryc Gia; h (o um ter, S "A and alo elrt e trnishdiby the ~1 StteSuer niden aofrEduca Hain i. our' lodcha capatecity als rxim mto.-e, benasd toist andc poulde toef ieetini-noss of uMmny airn rteices to be re'tvof inf..edifus F-rs, iu. th : herbys lruamti andu;. hU1VC aieen C throgl u - drn thel be at T;:- ~ must e'icacioun stn he sprt(.Daa~ of the . d. Arm son.;, o s ~ tDann' tt ILII p' J. A.I Oppi:~. li O. C' Ir. jl )I i', 1 Ed ..asmtions ii tmes.In, eruio. W. B. &nhat ee Prncipk coif the 1aer. ?thi Foirsion is th.ou an can; i.elo is awaystopsideup. . On larsto, Frida evnug.acodn Tie people of I oreston h:V0 (IO.M ell ineec ing Pro'. Domsun p :11 of their -:e -,.Iii aI it i 1 t - .:- o velCli- q,:lyhin t o 1r uit: !d.i eto tie 1e t i -suee beenI u' l pr-u.;'J ajor. C. Loid of Foreston was il o te vetn le reIrt th< Oretoii cor 1 ill in fine condit ion The cmmitee of 1.m gruld jurvi e stil at. h w ci i i : u -dIay h" iy wml aklijr un. I e et tlenienct is "iale bewe te casurer lonl C 1hc ThI .rot. gar wi ld the ;a 'ctllrion oil Weducday th< C. M\tyhr-w an-d Son of Colu M4'ia Io. '1-: r. l.':'aift appeas to'-d.a s cu )eI (l'\l' uya':r t.:ir p'a .And To The . Ti' I han;ut '.Vgestive app'aratLus Ts e of t I~im mst comicaicaC andvn r"ial tizin -.in 0dStence. It is cnii. - . put o'nt o! orier as fo tou fodi'' IT , b:al cook -. n tA wrrelat' - as irrie - h~bits. :Ind many other things Lchi ougi-t no' to i", have made the I - HIericai people at nation of dyspe Bat.G r-' gt Flowe, h. me a wonearful work iu reiorn;.: is adi~uinssand~ mnaking thec merietn people so healthy that. t:eity ' eni'v thir mels and he hppy. &nkuer:No hppiessWithout . . B (tGen' Au 1ust IIlower health and hapiues t' the pop. Akour dVora ru'gis for I SeIty-five Cents. OBITUARY. IS, ELIZABETH CA'TH ERINE E[RVIN. 'orn, February the 19th, 1821. Married, vemler 21st, 1841, Cal.. Home July the th, 1S:'7. The0 daughter of the Ite Capt. Jarel J. .eson, size was irought up in the home of ents, woLi&' g'2nial and generrousi. ho");_ tv . h1h .a for i'tnorab'he re .nd Chri;stian i otdvoene rded !oM ny. opprtum ties. and many ph-:s, rabi IV::,s in early lite. At "is home o r fther, Ulcbc 1iver, Clarendfon County C. Shi ws bapiily toarrita t itherspoon Ervn, E nd shanri in S jov, and soothing Lis sorrows, sa w trngall hacr wie lo ays his g g cmpalion. To themn were boru m as and :.hrce datunht:.rs, who survivt I r, 'Iw-=u shele= ae all the loving eazt a thoughttl, christian nh "hi red to see l of ier children leadi. us 1, Christian lives. How bl'sd she a ovedJ bv a husband wh'so prOnd3t pt-:' ; and gruate.st care was to protect her gvun . Spint, guarding aznst all that nfl idIly disturb ; supporting ber in eve ry tr.a. a loved hv her nobie sons and her bea.t: 1i daughters ; respected and estelned wU fetnate regard by h:-r frienas. i& n :niet life gdven to soothe her loved onet ntil 'rrowvs s~elf grew calm ;Charity no tere fraitful ozr kind than she, it seemued s< :ting that this tender wife', this gentaI totie:, this kind ?rend comforted by ho sban's, he'r sons' and her dau..;hter. .ing t(are, and her friends thouzgh:ful ,re rd, shoul gietly breathe out the li eting breath of her life comifortedl by: *&rior's love, "o dud she love, and so dispense h&: care, Whether as the wife, the mother, or th friendi No single virtue could we most comu men'. E'.riv in !ife she united with the lBrewing )n Prsverian Church, Clar -ndon Ca. . under the pastorate of the tiey. J. L nrtetto. ',r. L:'vini was arua, tu :an lers of Moonning, and.' iiere h d h 'ii i'aeame :setubers otf the P.resby;te"' a lurh of the town, which was then au. '.er since under the pasorate of .RP -T leo-i..After along res idnce her cy ?:ove'd to \lorg:aton, N. u.. lver shi i'artd this life. Tihe beauy of ie ".i" te en i-.ed in t.'h'ns love-.ne--y n Lie sAw (God's 107:- and goodne s, 'n'. Pe s" '.l0"o it out'':.the upic yCh 1: Itra h o'ps of the.~' '0'ta. ' '1 '.4 n. ' 'h Lo- is round, 'ba" hiC el c j f'm ,' veu -c fo e r. '"e mi" -' w' r . uselndedi t het. (e al -:v my spiri:." r hy *iii ........ t.ri..T....l a ,. i b: l ie - to th '= ebo.byh - c.Ia1 &\--t~h--1 rede::i sf I '.uel paG 1u '. , .rtin .: . .*er ~ no thi. kin ..t'L.i. ~ Th anD eaie DIM n rrtneoMfi T~s.' !ri .nC. ad a-:.Oeil.TE tIA" w of :.11di i tenrd wth te assarIIee a deair ine oiriier ald res ei t on o g: "i.anp Ar, F., LTsiMO E, d. U.c 8.roin A. Ati3c]-e atnd CoinselIor at Law.v ~tci nycatLaw, S. (' A., ~ u~i1,. IL ANlf A"I ril V-YS AT o ??UI.. UE AUluT N G t ALIIIF LS at Law. DEAnuLi S. Cl.O 0Ni.c Ont strQli! Swinth fcourt 'll una;sind rcoxz!c'fniofrs law., t annia- , S. C. c C -7 I 1&URA:6 ram Ja I ANNINO.c;--l fl St-h. - (3. o :aCt-r an-dE IIUG(UNS, it, .t DETA Srrit;Eox ; riu Oh t;ag 25on~L c. -1t-o:.ou; C. C. The POLcrInC rcZETTctfnll beT'r mil wevesi tra udajc c~l in tllie Mannin , S. C. nycl 1 niu Sttc (Cfor& tllrtc-CL mon!ha.iri ~iI0' CIRCULAR LETTE R. ()v:.r:: ('or-x-r Sc::noI, Co:MMsINE14, )i.\ xN NN:2, S. C., Augus I /,||i Teri' -(, m fiTru'ii's ftj (''nre 'I'n. ' " -t*io :01 ti 1r n to b uil rya d i c e s h d m i' i 0:1 n t it tr ' T1 to~na''-' t e i Ih t 1t::I1 t ;i I eQ. . .3tr t; i .1 ;..: . 1, 7 1 1 I C.. Y . r ' I t h i - f I' V.C wil t pr;vg 1:,. inV 1: 1 wh o f Qt ' i t : lje :,1: t).-i .. -.- - - - - A GRADED SCHOOL FOR BYS n GL EI;;iTI:.Nii SE.Si.N BEVZN, 3OND.'Y, -IU.Y T A s I' ..--.. :o: The course of inistrution embracing ten years, is designu to, furnih a lib eral education :uited to the orUiuary vocation:;of life, or to "r students for the Fresboau, Sophomore, or Juni'r class of cllges. PL.N OF iN11tCT HN''. Thbe most approveut.-:t b':: ar use .- a: esseutntd in the class room. The ent:1 o a nuz.Or ii of each i idl. In a!'.' work cr:0, ili 1j s. N, t v t" t t. extent of ground Cm o'eed, our inoylto 3y 'Thr this cund, we" d-ll ~ reeure thrS evr jo 'C.. .; o fpi 'L t' clss reeitatin th'n c.sewhere. Nordlng' h 'n? .so Wa s ilf-m:'iec i-;&SLI e ? i iii7 1'V : SO I .............. . ...... - - - - - - 1.- ,: ..~ , and .1. I ter w i ' e, .............. . ... 2i'.u-i!,r,! :,1 5l z . -.i I2e l n y a- .......-- ---. ----- --. - Colb imeDepa tme t(3 ears cou se).............-.. -----------.. - 3!u icinc ndi g u e o in tru en ................--. -----. ------. ---------- po i er : m h . .................----------------------------... -. - Cont n 1 pe rs o o m i inf 5a.'.----- ..----- ---- Bea m aloniayton i y 0, =-2 .................----------------. E DESiE EPECIXLLY TO URGE UON PARENTS AN uxGuardians the greatt imporhltrce of Laving then cmirenat sc;0o0 1rompiy the first lav'. The s ;dint who er lte 7 a 1t zbrs unt ser:ous 1isadvaltages, :nd'seldom tikes timt staud in his class that otherwise he would have taken. ;11 a'o hert v . LL, Thc Principal feels iuch encouraedal the hearcys -: St school heretofore, and pronises renewed c.rL's to iake the sichool what it should e-hiRT CLS in every r0. F or further par'ieulr-, send for catalogue. Adres, S. A. NE--LES, ilg Ct I R.. Z. -DEALEIS IN Carriages, Euggies, Harness, and Wagons. S.th-.) ('or. 1 eein. Went orth Streets. CH,- --- . C' s- sz,! t in T T COUM A -'s T T no~*~* AW Z A L.'~ L AL SIX-OO0RD SPOOL COTTON COL. u~ -N1 -4 .ES6 inre AY.a a- c o - -8 r. tZp e I 1ur s .- ti : B1N. A1TUJ. . oco-00 W HY .70 T171-00o - 1Incorprated b heLegi-lature of a~~~~~~~~ ..- 17 --Yadiirelb -dn ui [ n im . n srttenf i a a. I s - - - - 11itlntrto.Tahn:yT er adA ua i t - prael N-e hat Ot1 .r'. tea'l by tf 9ty unly. ( 1 al n - - ,ennamn/ full m:.rmat,on and te.rirnLonta31 fre. c'. JL~MUI(. 1A.,ita 1 . 5uuTvV BEA ST mexican Mustang Liniment CU3i'E.E ciatica, Scratches, confrats& Lumbago, Sprains, 1usch= Rheumatism. Sfrains, Eruptione Burns, ,Stitches, HoCfAls Scalds, Stiff Toints, Screw Stings, Backache, Wom4 Bites, Galls, Swinney, Bruises, Sores, Saddle Gah Bunions, Spavin Pm. Corns, Cracks. THIS COOD OLD STANDY accomL'hes fr everybody exactlywhat 1.clared forit. one of zh rcasons for the great popularityet the Xlustang Liniment Is found In its universal appIm1nbiit7. Everybodyneeds suce am duine The lumberman needs it in caseoidanl. The Housewife needs it for genernf=amiy use. The Canaiernoeds it for histeamsand his ma. The lecbanic needs It always on his work bench. The nulner neodslt In case of emergenCY. The Pioneornedsit-can'tget AlonlgithoutS The Farmer needs It In his house,)is sab end his stock yard. Tho Steamboatman or the Boatmoageft It in liberal supply afoatand ashore. The Horse-fancier needs it-4t Is b esb friend and safest reliance. The Stock-grower needs It-it win aave hin thonsands of dollars and a world of trouble. The Railroad man needs it and wMD need It W long as his life is a round of accidents and dangs. The Backwoodsman needsit. There isnolb. In :like it as n antidote for the dangers to 11% limb and comfort which surround the pioneer. Tho Merchant needs it about his store amng his employees. Accidents will happen, and wbe theso come the Eustang intment Iswanted ao Kee aBottIeiuthe House. 'Tisthe besBtat economy. Keep a Bottle In the Factoy. It ens A use in case of accident saves pain and loss o Wa. Keep a Bottle Amways In she Stable use when wanted. .. MIiANERY FOR. SALE! Th Th F eiof Clarendon: I an the Agent for the Cel PLVOLVING HEAD PRATT GIN. En~gines, 4hafting, etc. U is mehiery is direct .-..... %tory nnd will be sold at th Far-to:'w Prices. It will be o the' a~dlge of purchasers to call I n me b.-re~t b~uying. 80TT HABVIN, M.:NNING, S. 0. Feb. 1N 187. I e' ?'''to be made.CttiLu adetrn to us, and we n d~~i: t ilprtanice to you. - - elusrness which will b n" ;t" woi.-y right away than n * woria. Any one can nd. ib-e at homje. Either sex; -'ijn. ne-w thtat just -coins -s . W We will start you; 1.Td is one of thegen - evco a hrectime. TChose ente' rprising will not -......... re. Add~ress TRUE & S -:il .)e preared to ...-...n c t e. to yotafg men and r olhges or acade et W. . ONI.I GRAND-', UPR!GHT, & SQUARE. U:NE i::'ASSED IN T ad Durability. -...-- ". :p ction-Two Gold li--fr 8icare Grand. 7 Pri .position-For Square and Upright Pianos. k hlilhia Centennial--For Squasrey U-ph. right and Grand. Adalso over '20 FiRST 1REMIUTMS a~ :i; Sat and County Fairs. n: ofwr I' 0 differont ho Ua to thnr <iluability. \er, NewEng:nd a'nd Euir .: : - :, ld on eas~y monthly a n e e, als~o thorough h-n. S, . :ud foir Illustrated Pinoo (m M.SIEF a pry tet