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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-08-14
Marietta Female College
Marietta. Cobb County, Ga
J. r. BRANHAM, President

ASSISTED BY CORPS THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED AND TEACHERS
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 2lsT 1874
The bu 06O well arranged and sufficient to two
hundred pupils
LOCATION.
For helfus and accessibility desirable than Marietta
and
COURSE OF STUDY.
MentaS In
prescribed Nothing
natural andlogcal
mind and the practical pupil
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
We feel o.
hon and stooughy vgse both in and the Her
for lessons andpr
provide for ocas demand
DIVISION OF SCHOLASTIC YEAR.
ywksas
pills viii from the beginning of in which they
lie item
RATES OF TUITION.
preparatory Departm ent perqu
perqu
n
Payments required monthly
com o oraced lnss
BOARDING.
number III
placed
the
with Sheets pillow and towels all distinctly marked including
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-08-14
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
BOARDING..

III
Will De placed under the most uar influences he well cared for sickness and will
Ito
with Sheets pillow towels all
thing wahng-S16 .sS
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WNTILL be sold before the Court House
w door in the city of Marietta, Cobb
oountv On On the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-08-14
COURSE OF STUDY.

accessibility point the State desirable than Marietta II
delightful climate and its high religious moral and social adsan
, 1874-03-15
TINES kASTtNESS.

To Tie Editor Of The Chicaao TRIBUNE:
SIR: saw a letter in Sunday TRIBUNE about
the low, slangy way in which the Times is gotten
up. for ono am glad some one has vsntured
to say something about it. I do not SEQ it very
often, for polite husbands arc very quiet about
the Ii,nes,-scarce1y or never letting it get in
the house. Many rehd it nt their Offices, and
leave it there for kindling while THE TR1DusE
is delivered at the door Of tho house every morn
ing. When do Sec tho Times, am thoroughly
disgustod; it seems go light and trashy 10 compo-
sition. I hare to read so much to get q little.
Aua it is a1rays running down the other daily
papers, until even people who are not Interested
get really mad for the Times is the most vulgar
paper that ever came Within nv perusaL Mean
while it is particularly uncouth in it's remarks
about women. II we all had the perseverance
that Lydja Thompson had, horse whips would be
in good demand; but We, collectively, have had
to grin and hear it, aud have insults thrown in
our faces one after another. But must say q
word at least in se1t-defense. REFINEMENT. ,
CHICAGO. March II, 1874. "
, 1874-03-15

hide their faces in sorrow and in anguish when
Catholic Austria hauled down its flag and sue
snmbed to the victorious arms Of P1ossstAnt
lrussla-
TIE FRENCH WAR.
4 few years Of comparative peace followed.
The fires we're Eruou!derlng beneath the pacid
surface. Louis Napoleon and tho French people
became restless after the great battle, which
created Prussia one OF the first powers in Europe
aud Bismarck the frat of European statesmen
Meanwhile the Ultianontanea 1T Paris dilgent-
il assisted in a1ousing the excitable aud ambi-
tious Freuchuen to state OF frenzy, aEd all q.
once the ineane CRY Of " "Revenge, re7eDge Tor
Napoleon was forced against his will and against
hls better Judgment to yield to the entrcaties Of
the Empress 1f France, that trno and intensely
loyal child Of Rome he xas forced to give way
to the power Of his people, and. upon pretenso
30 shallow that it is not worthy OF even bare
menuon, he declared var against Prussia
All, my friends, that was giorions day fox the
French nation would speedily CROSS the Rhlne !;
that from the banks OF this famous stream the
brave aud mpetuous Freuchman would carry bis
banners victoriously to TINT pesthouse OF
Protesta''tism and Liberalism, to the City OF
Berlin, the home OF Bismarck and a1oItke. OF
Virchow and Handel! that the defeat and rout
OF the German forces would be complete. speedy.
and irrepazable that thoreupon Germany would
be torn asuuder, the Saxon, bound hand and
foot, chained to. the triumphal car OF the VIC
torious Latin raee, the temporal power OF the
Pope re-astabiished, and the star OF Rome rise
higher than ever before, no true ultramontane
had any manner OF doubt.
But the gods decreed otherwise. The sturdy
Teuton scattered the Frooch legions Like chan
btf5re tho whirlwind, and the WAC which had for
Its purposo the anuIhllar.on ofa Protestant Cor
n1Au posef, t3as diam>mb&t1uaat Of 0akuaAu5. tbs
, 1874-03-15

man Catholic denomination should OF right be
tole1ated. It further maintains tnat tho Apos-
tolc authority extends over the lava OF the
wholo world, snd over all mankind, aud that
every true Catholic must recognize this authors
ty Internationally that civil government can
not execute its authority without the approval OF
the Church aud that every opinion contrary to
this Papal decree shall DO eFeriasting!y dauned-
WAR ON scIESCE.
I assert without the tear OF successful contra
dicton. that this Papal declaration ia nothing
more nor less than declaration OF war against
thn progreaB OF science and civilization, and
against al development in tho interest of truth
upon the field Of politics, religion, morals, and
social life, voice from the dalk tomEs OF rue
middle ages, when the Pope of Rome occupied
tho highest throne on earth, when tho wratings
Of eminent aud enlightaned men weIo burned at
the command OF tho Vatican, when chanting
priests set fire to the stakes, TO which the sen
tepce ct the Inquisition had cruelty condemned
the heretics, aad when Galilie was put to the
torture because he WIS bold enough to insist that
in spite Of Joshua and the Bible, in spite OF
all orthodox creed and faith, the earth moved
around its axis.
The jesuit fathers furnished elaborate COM
mentarics to thia manifesto OF the Pope. II
there could ever have been the alightest doubt
about the true tenor and purpose OF thus tnstru-
1nent, there can be mono now after the dlaclptea
of Loyola have commented upon the text. At
the very time when the German Bishops indorBed
the doctrines, purposes, and policy OF the Je6uits
and thus made the cause Of the Jesuits the cause
Of the Church. ut the tune when the fate Of
these game Jesuits Was discussed In the German
Diet, these bold enemies OF German peace and
unity supplemented the Popes manifesto by an
elaborate declaration Of principles.
do not wish to weary this audience with
recital OF all the planks OF this Jesu1ticAf plat-
form the reading Of one, two, or three Of the
na1lms advanced will, believe. be quite suti-
Gent to Judge Of the character Of tba Eholo
instrument Say the Jesuit Fathers !: ....
In Ill discua7ions. between Church and stste the
ahoald not decide in perfect accordance with Justice
this enczoaehnent upon civil rights would not justify
imposed BY the holy father Is. Charles tbs drsAt
proclaimed, to bs borns With r1nus resignation.
II u not normal condition wnsn ata&s u forced
u aaeaszAy h sppuf1 - hertuU eqeA g18kN VIA
, 1874-03-15

ipgs. Tie former hare accomplished grand te-
forms, and gained invaluable victories on behalf
OF truth and civilization. Tie latter ale ~
barren OF results the fancifQl dreams Of
visionary youth Bismarck found that the clergy
were controlling tho pubic schools IN the inter-
est of Rome, aud undermining the patriotism Of
the youth Of the country: that, under their
teaching, young amy OF Uitramontanes was
rapidly growing up which might soon assist in
etdaugerlng tue peace. unity, and ea1ety OF the
Umpire: anti, remembering the Jesalucal maxim
that - Whoever controls the education OF youth,
coptroi8 tie future Of the country, he placed al
State, and thus rendered inyat1abie service, not
only to thc Empire, but to the cause OF c1S1ltza-
ton aud truth.
EXPULSION OF THE JEsUrrs.
The expulsion Of the Jesuits from the soil OF
Germany was tile next means Of self-defense
adopted by the Prince aud his supporters Biz
mouths' notice was given them. and the pat1ve-
born Jesuits permitted to remain in Germany,
the Government to select their p1ace of resi-
dence. This certainly seems like deHpotlc en-
actment and do not pretend to deay thas it Is !s
unrepublican in nature and spirit, aud coulo
never be adopted under our form OF Govern
ment. And yet did not Abraham Lincoln uaui5n
yaliandigha1n beyond the lines, though be was
not by aus means as dangerous to the We'faEe
ol our Union as the " Society Of Jesus !" 70 ne
peace ard prosperity OF the German Emp}3ef n.
tator Of France, send 81 the Ger
msn Inhabitants of Paris across the
Rbine without auy notice or time for preparation
shatever Bu! you will say ths expn.ton n.!1n was s
conntTg va in state OF war, and Germany 's
saqDsa se peaeo va" Il pesce do 5ou say Il you could
U;t,,ess the Intense excitement Of the people,
their tierce lanaticism and intolcrance If yon had
occasion read :he stormy deesies u @ the Ger T
Mo;lingkI odt,-the leaders of the Censrc.-you
wouId Sduoit that Germany, II not in the midst,
is At least on the eve, Of civil war, and that 1t is
not the fault Of tho U!tramontanes that as yet
ia s1nouldering fire has not been famed into
= deyouring hama. Tho expu!sion OF the
~Iasuits from the soil OF -Ga1nsDy under the
present form Of Goye1nmont secms, therefore,
- luaslaxlds uaAau1s a5 sen-dalso1e ~ 3hs
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On "Wednesday the dead body of q
child was found buried under pile of
manure at the stable on the premises of
2. Weaver, residing in the vicinity of
Catfish tavern, near the reservoir, Blair
county. " hen the dead body of the
infant was found, there was discovered
to be a stout cord tightly bound around
its neck, while from the appearance it
presented it is supposed to have been
buried for the past three or four weeks.
1t is the general opinion of the resi-
dents of the vicinity that the child was
born alive, and that in order to conceal
her shame some heartless mother stran-
gled it to death by the aid of the rope
found around its neck.-.7hO0nG Tn
6une
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John Weakly & Son have opened
their store anew, in the Sulouff build
iug on Bridge street, where bargains
NAV be had in New Goods Of all kinds,
IN the Dry Goods line, Groceries,
Queensware, Boots aud Shoes, Hats,
Notions. and all other kinds of Goods
kept in cquntry store having COM
nlete assortment. Give them a call.
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Execy.ar,s Notice.

Estate Of IPtliiGm CarTGs deceased.
WHEREAS Letters Testamentary on
w the estate of William Curran, late OF
Vanwert, Walker township. deceased, have
been granted TO the undersigned, all persons
indebted to the said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims viii please present them properly
authenticated for settlement
II. LATIMER WILSON, Executor.
April s, 1874.
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REPORT Uf GoODyILLE SCHOOL.
For month ending April g. 1874.

No. of pupils in attendance during
month. ......- ....... 81
Average attendance .-........ "a
-, 4
CT tcAt. Vi attc'ot4cc $500.
Per cent. Of attendance during term. -. %
Jacob ". Auker, Sar'uel X. Auler, Rig
Ter {. Frey, Geo. A. Glace, Joseph Cling
rich, Josiah Kurtz, Alice Agker, Fannie
Auker, Lydia Auker, Emma Genner, Susan
Gmgrich, Lydia Hunberger and Annie E.
Shirk were present every day during month.
Lydia 4. Hmberger, Fannie Auker and
Lydia Auker were present every day during
tersn.
G.. ". s. WENRICK. Teacher
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cOLoMox sErBER,

Will visit Miffiin and Patterson every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
aud will furnish the crtizeIs OF these Dor
oughs wit 4 the best of
BEEF. VEAL, MUTTON, PoRh, &c.
at the very lowest prices. lie respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public
A,f.il 3. ls12-l Y.
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Jan. u. lS7i-Iv.

Also. the Copper Chamber, which never
cracks or scales, and will outlast any other.
For sale by Dealers and the Trade gener-
ally. Inquire for Blatchley's Pump, and if
not for sale in your town, send direct TO
CHAS. g. BLATCHLEY,
MANUFACTURE.
SOC Commerce ST., Philadelphia, Pc.
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PENE'A. r. r. TIME TABLE.


The last snow came in a night and went
in a day.
Sheriff Loudon is enlarging his residence
a; East Point.
Guss & Sjel ems have opened a hardware
store in Patterson.
WiIbrr McCahan is iaying the foundation
wills for a dwelling on Water street.
y. E. Littleield is putting up new
building opposite the Old Fellows Hall.
David Suiouff is modernizing the house
on the northeast corner Of Bridge and
Water streets.
Joseph Long and 5. c. Meyers have the
sub-contract Tor the grading OF the railroad
through Fayette township.
Jacob Frank, Esq, has retired from the
mercantile business, and is succeeded by
Wilson * Brown, at The old stand.
The children at the Cassvillc Orphans
School have been removed. They are to
be distributed among the schools OF the
State.
Persons who have lots to plow, wood
and other material tc haul. can have it
done en- reasonable terms by calling on
George ". Heck.
Banks s Hamlin bay. changed their
tase OF BUSINESS operations. They have
moved into the large room in the Bedford
house. Call and see them.
Between the hours of s and 9 O'Clock
Iast Sunday evening the Patterson House
stable was discovered to be on fire. Itwls
txtincuished before muc. damage y As done.
Benjamin 7. Shepley has resigned the
Supervisorship Of the district Of the canal
over which he presided for years. lie is
succeeded by Wm. Sheath, OF Huntingdon.
James NcKni GIT, Chairman of the
Democratic County Committee, has
called his Committee to meet az the
Patterson House. Oh the 18th last.
4 party of Gypsies eamped yester-
day at tie south cad 9; ross street.
TroUpes of this wandering people do
not seen. to be as numerous as years
ago.
At the organization OF the new Town
youncil OF Lcwistown, the Chief Burgess
delivered a long address to the Council
particularly, and the citizens Of the town
generally.
~
Festival and feas: of !uxuries at Vel
ler's lee Cream Garden on Saturday
afternoon and evening, April IS. Tie
Garden will also be open on tnst Occa-
sion, and from that date on Throughout;
the summer.
On Monday evening number Of
gentlemen visited tie farm of 4. ID.
Parker, ESD, south Of town, for the
purpose OF looking out a site fer Far
Ground. Every person is hopeful that
the pending negotiation may be brought
10 a satisfactory focus.
Fhe job Department Of the SEN1SsL
AND REPUBLICAN Office is being enlarged.
New machinery, new type, stationery of all
kinds If GU need Envelopes, Bill Heads,
Letter Heads, Cards, Circulars, Blanks, &c,
this Office is the place to get them at city
prices. Scad in the orders Everything
that relates to the job business Will be in
complete running order in few days.
4 paragraph is going the rounds of the
press that the religious denomination com
monty known as Dunkers, do not believe in
tie Trinity" 1t is mistake ON the part
Of the writer of the paragraph. The
Duukers Go believe in the :. Trinity" The
writer was mol acquainted with his subject
The sUbicct 50 What / Don't Know" would
suit him better to write On
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"HEALING on the Wings" say all
who have made use Of DR.. WtStdr'S S
BalsaDa Of Hild Cherry, and b. such
use have been cured of coughs, Gods,
bronchitis, sore throat, influenza or con-
sumption. The prudent will always
keep this standard remedy By them.
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WHEN other clothiers charge $50,
Gump & Beildick charge only Sl5 for
a suit of clothing. Call and see for
Yourselves
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IUNP & BEILDiCH,
Mifintown, Pa.

PUBLIC SALE.-Johu MOtZer, Ad-
mInistrator of ID. p. Kurtz, deceased,
will sell at public sale, az the late resi-
dence of said decedent in Mexico, at
one o'clock, P. IL, on Saturday, April
25th, one dressing bureau, l lounge,
! set cane seat chairs, l large rocking
chair. bedsteads and bedding, tables,
stands, parlor stove, cook stove, carpet,
meat, potatoes, and lot of kithen fur
niture. The above furniture is all new,
having been hut recently purchased.
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REPORT OF PINE GROVE SCHOOL.
Belle TOWNSHIP.
Term months, ending March so, 1874.

The following nasled pupils were present
I'D days or more during term: Keziah
Cleaver, Mary Crozier, Annie Paunebaker,
Katy Pannebaker, Laura Woodward, James
CrOzier, Leonard Woodward.
MARY Z. WOODWARD, Teacher.
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REPORT OF MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL.
tAYETTE TowSsHIP.
For month and term ending Msr. 20, 1874.

REPORT OF MT. PLEASANT SCHOOL,
tAYETTE TowSsHIP.
For month and term ending Msr. 20. 1874.
Whole No. in attendance during month, 81
Average attendance during month -. ~
during term. ..... ~
Per ceut. OF attendance during month. 90
During term ...- . 81
No. present every day during month =. q
Harry II Van 0rmer, Abraham L Van
ormer, John G Van ormer, Charles Van
Ormer, Shelley Graybill, Eli W Grqybin
Jacob L. Kena@ell, Levi Warner, Tiilie Van
Ormer, Fannie G Van Ormer, Alice Van
Ormer, Sarah Ida Van ormer, Sarah Z
Van Orner, Emma Van Ormcr, Mary F.
Van Ormer, Nancy Z. Van Om Mary J i.
Shelley, Catharine Shelley aid Emma Z.
Shelley were present at every roll-call dur
ing month.
Tillie Van 0rmer, Fannie q Van Ormer,
Sarah L Van Orrner, Mary F Van Ormer and
Nancy Z Van ormer were present at every
roll-call during term.
Harry Ii Van Ormer, Abraham L Van
ormer, John G Van ormer, Jacob L Kena-
well, Tiilie Van 0rmer, Alice Van ormer,
Sarah Ida Van 0rmsr, Sarah Z Van Ormer,
Mary F Van ormer, Nancy Z Van Ormer,
Emma Van 0rmer, Sarah L Weber, Ada
Weber, 3erta Weber and Mary Seelley
were III attendance 100 days or more.
d. NJ. JAMISON, Jr.. Teacher.
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4 WEEK or two ago, Thomas Roop,
Esq, of Bratton township, on awaken
ing enc night found his room illumina
ted nearly as bright as day, and upon
looking out of the window, saw the
fence and other combustlble material
close TO bis house ablaze. fastening
down, he extinguished the flames; but
had it been otherwise than calm night,
his dwelling would undoubtedly have
been fred, if not destroyed. All this
was the result of depositing ashes in a
wooden vessel-a thing people should
never do Lewisfora Democrat.
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The Lewistown Logan Guards will ceie-
brate the 18Th anniversary of their depar-
,1Ire in defcnce of the National cause
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JUsT received at Gunp 4 Beildick's,
in Wilson's Brick Building on Bridge
street, new lot of Spring aud Sum
mer Clothing for Men, Youths and
Boys wear, with a full line of Gents
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Notions,
&C., &c.
GUGP & BEILDICK,
Mifiintown, Pa.
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OBITUARY.-IsAAC HAwN, of Per-
rysville, is no more. God has called
him home. The Church Militant has
had one of its brightest lights lifted up
above the clouds Of sin and sorrow.
He who many years ago called him into
fellowship with saints, has now received
him into state of glory, al exceeding
and eternal weight Of glory. Amen .
So let il be. Life from the dead is in
that word it is immOTialiiy. l knew
him we'll he was my neighbor, kind /,
courteous and generous, always adorn
ing his profession Of faith. He vas a
Presbyterian fIom choice, firm and de-
cided, but glad to hear of the prosper
ity OF others. The last time | met him
was at Col. ThomPson's funeral, in the
house Of God, where his tears gave evil
denee Of hls manly nsture-tears that
would not have stained an angels
cheek He is gone. shall see bin
on earth no more. Ilow l loved HIM,
for the deep interest he manifested iO
my children. To her who nouIns. let
;ne say
..There is a land-a shining land,
Where spirits wander pure and free,
And saints with seraphS hand in hand,
Together round glory stand,
Which burns to all eternity"
&" May the God of all grace supply
all your need according to His riches
in glory by Christ Jesus"
|. 4. Il.
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