The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-07-16
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every evening.
Fresh pearl homipy and samp at
Benson & Andrews. Something nice.
Coal is eight dollars and fifty cents
per ton 10 Middlebury.
The butter market was depressed
this week aud sales light Price from 10
to % cents.
-Geuts. shoes, cloth and leather, lace
and Congress, cheap at Langworthy &
Bonds.
"A sum of money found in front Of
Buttolphs hardware store. Enquire at
the store.
The Rutland Greeley organizers we're
in town yesterday. With what result Is
not yet apparent
Ida Flowers was yesterday bound
up in one hundred dollars for appearance
at tho next term of the Addison County
Court on charge of larceny,
The town is rapidly filing up with
visitors from abroad. The Addison
House is already full, and many private
families are taking boarders.
-Langworthy & Bond will have on
Friday a few bushels Of splendid cur
rants. Engage them at once, in order to
secure them.
Benson & Andrews have as good an
assortment of tobacco and cigars as can
be found in town. Cigars oil the finest
brands, and prices satisfactory.
Those who are fond of good cup
Of tea can have it by purchasing of Ben
son & Andrews. Tney have full line
Of chest teas Of the best grades. \
-GREAr REDUCTION on THE PRICE OF
Teas TO CORRESPOND WITH THE REMOVAL
or THE TAX. A NEW AND CHOICE LINE
or ALL KINDS JUST RECEIVED AT CHAP
NAN Bios.
Drugs, medicines, chemicals, toilet
md fancy articles, hair, tooth and nail
brushes, soaps, perfumery, Southmayds,
confectionery. paints. oils, varnlshes, WIN
dow glass &C., at Case d Riders.
-Whittemore & Clark's Ministries are
coming on Friday evening, July 18th. of
this week This troupe is too we'll known
to need anything more than an announce
rpent. They certainly give an entertain
Dent superior of its kind.
The report of the Neurology Com
rhittee of the Alumni Of MiddIebury Col
lege for the year 1871, is about ready for
distribution, and all Alumni whose adj
dresses are known will be supplied with
copies Please address Chairman Cen.
trail Com. Middlebury, Vt.
Among our summer visitors who
may always be counted upon for few
weeks, at least, among us, VIC notice that
PROT. W. G. Tlden Of Washington has
Already arrived looking fresh and hearty
a could be expected after the fatiguiug
libors of the year. His family we're here
before him.
Again the hand Of the destroyer has
been laid upon one Of our citizens. MIR
Amos N Bell died after short illness OF
two weeks He was first attacked with
rheumatism Fever set in and carried
him off on Saturday afternoon He
leaves wife and four children. The
funeral was attended from the house on
Monday afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Gilbert, Missionary in San.
tiago. Chill, under the auspices Of the
American and Foreign Christian Union,
preached for Rev Mr. Hooker at the
Congregational church in this place, OIL
Sunday, and presented the claims Of
that Society upon the churches of the
United States. His narratives were ex.
ccedingly interesting, though necessarily
y rather disconnected
Quite an important cause was rofef'
red to Chief Justice Pierpoint at the las,
term OF the Addison Comfy Court-M
A. Munroe vs.. j. j. Sco6eld. The mat
ter Of difference between the parties wat
the lease of the "Middlebury H.uss." Il
was heard at this place on the 10th inst
Decision reserved Ira w. Clark anC
W. c. Dunton, attorneys for pltf. Charles
II. Joyce and E j. Ormsbee for diff.
The organization Of cornet bant
10 this village is in contemplation. Som'
Of the performers will be able to procure
their own instruments, but others vii
have TO be supplied in part by contribu
tions from the citizens. OF course those
purchased by the citizens will belong IL
the village and be retained if the per
former should move away or from othe
cause cease to be a member of the band
This enterprise is one which should re
ceive sufficient sympathy from the peopl
tosecure their hearty cooperation.
METHODIST PULPIT. - Mr.. Bale,
preached on faith and peace. Text, Rom
vi. Therefore being justified by faitl
we have peace with God. All men be
fore conversion have in them "a fearful
looking for of judgment" This is a uni
versal fact. With the justified man |
is otherwise for with him the judgmen
is overpast, aud If he never apostatizel
and is faithful to duty, never will agai'
come into condemnation. Such q maj
has peace-solid peace peace with God
This is effected by faith, which is the me
diam Of transfer of the righteousness
wrought out by Christ to the sinner. b
faith 10 Christ, he becomes identi6e'
with Christ's Righteousness, and justic
fully vipdicates bin from all demands o
the law. The Righteousness Of Christ
set down to his account, as soon as b
believes. When that takes place aud b
Is justified, he receives the adoption o
sons and instead of being only deivere,
from wrath, he becomes the object o
Gods faiherly affections.
Faith Is thus made the ground Of peace
LIST, because God SO ordered it, aud sec
oudly, because there is that 10 the natur
Of faith which renders it most proper t
be In such condition. We omit the reu
sons, Eve in number, which the preache
gave that faith was the proper elemeu