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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25
The Patience of God.

How wonderful it is / Think what he hears,
and Sees and yet, though Immediately holy,
so that sin is infinitely offensive to him, and in
fnitely powerful, so that he can punish it, how
hesparesl Take the oaths that are uttered
BE hears them all, and they roar up in one horrid
chorus to the skies. Take the cries which wrong
and outrage extort from the widows, orphans,
and the oppressed He hears them all; and
how, as Abeps slaughtered corpse called from the
ground, must they pierce his ear and demand
yengeancel The blood which is unjustly shed,
drawn from the veins of innocence, he sees it ALL
and it is sufficient to make rivers. What foul
stencil reeks up from the corrupt cities, dwellings
and hearts of depraved humanity !? And it all
mounts to him And yet how he spares keeps
back the struggling thunders. How amazing
his patience He is God and not man, and
therefore his compassion fails not.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25
The Picture of Christ.

If man profess himself to be painter, and
take upon him to make a picture of king, and
mis-shape him, doth he not deserve just blame
Yes, surely; for he occasioneth strangers to think
rneanly of the kings person, because of his i'll
favoured portraiture Thus Christianity is no.
thing else but an imitation of the Divine nature,
reducing of mans self to the image of God,
in which he was created, to Righteousness and
true holiness. Then, shall a Christian escape
punishment, whose life is to be a visible repre-
sentation of Christi infdels and enemies of
all goodness blaspheme him. while they judge of
him according to his counterfeit He shall not
Wherefore (saith Chrysostom) let us represent
heaven in earth so live that man may say, God
is in them of truth and outright so shine be-
fore men here on earth, that they may glorify
God who is in heaven
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25

The world is, to Christians, sea of troubles
and temptations, from which they daily beseech
God to deliver them, and to place them on the
rock of their salvation, which rock is Christ
Founded on him by faith in his suaerfngs and
exaltations, we may defy all the storms and:
tempests that can be raised against us by the
adversary, while, as from the top of a. lofty.
mountain on the shore; we behold the. waves
dashing themselves in pieces beneath us God
knows what is proper for him TODD, and for us
to suffer; we know neither This conviction
is an anchor for the afflicted soul, sure and stead
fast
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25

Mr. ADAMS AND THE BIBLE.-In letter to
his son in 1911, John Quincy Adams says, L
have for many years made it practice to read
through the Bible once year. Ny custom is
to read four or FIVE chapters every morning,
Immediately after rising from my bed. Itemploys.
about an hour of my time and seems to me the
most suitable manner of beginning the day In
what light soever we regard the Bible, whether
with reference to revelation, to history or to
morality, it is an Invaluable and inexhaustible
mine of knowledge and virtue"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25

A shilling Testament purchased in New Orr
leans previous tothe Mexican war, not only
saved the life of the pozsessor, but was the means
of saving his soul 1t was in this way A young
Illinois grl purchased a small Testament for
four dozen eggs at three cents per dozen. When
her brother was about to start for Mexico as a
volunteer she put it into his vest pocket. There
it remained wrapped in the same paper and same
pocket, until the battle of Buena Vista, when the
wearer received wound through the Testament
which broke the force of the bullet, which lodged
in his breast and sent him to the hospital. There
he read his book; and the last time / saw him,
he was in an Illinois college preparing for the
pulpit, or rather for missionary field in the
Methodist church.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25
(CoNTINUED.l
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A TALE FOUNDED on FACT.


returned home But my jertlirbed iriagi-
nation forbid me to rest and when at last my
feverish anxiety oyercame my senses, and
slumbered for few moments my terrific visions
were far more intolerable than the waking real
ity The image of the lovely NY fitted be-
fore me but impossible CULTS separated me for
ever from her while the beautiful and weeping
Annette, with dshevelled hair and disordered
dress, seemed to reproach we with something of
which [ was unable to form the most distant
idea. Morning at last arrived, and the break
fast table, with the cheerful influence and de-
lightful company Of Mary, soon dispelled these
unpleasant impressions, and restored the usual
elasticity of my spirits
WE'LL Mortimer, you had q pleasant visit
yesterday" said Mary, as, after breakfast, we
took our customary walk in the garden, and
seated ourselves beneath cluster of rose bushes
"YOur countenance showed the impression made
on your heart"
- If my countenance was true index to my
feelings" ] answered, II must have looked
frightful for my impressions since yesterday
have been none of the most delightful"
II cannot say the same,' replied Mary,
laughing, "for I have fairly obtained a new
lover, one who thinks he combines In his own
person all the excellencies of his sex; and one
VINO would not hesitate 10 Dl0W out, the brains
of any one who should dare to hint that he was
mistaken in his estimate of himself; yes, George
has at length stopped SO low as to tell Mary
Mornton he loves her."
<"If that is the case" answered in the same
careless manner, may as well give up my
pretensions at once and the sooner | leave
Charleston the better"
+" You have spoken the truth" said Mary,
her countenance at once assuming the utmost
seriousness, the sooner you leave Charleston
the better danger may attend you here =
perhaps misery to US BOTH"
Mary" said |, seizing her hand, for heaY-
ems sake explain yourself, suspense is worse
than certainty"
have for some time, I" continued she, seen
to what point his attentions were directed, and
my object in leaving you with Miss Hanson
when was sent for yesterday, was to give him
an opportunity to throw in his declaration, as
the lawyers call it. if he chose, and by at once
le'ting INN know his case was helpless, put an
emu TO the tedious formalities of such sutton y
nave the utmost confidence, Mary in your
management E llreplied, "but / have formed a
very wrong opinion of George, if he is person,
who, when his pride and will if nothing more
are interested, win quietly take No for an
answer, and tarnely surrender such an object of
pursuit.
"You are perfectly correct" answered Mary,
from all fools, good Lord deliver me but es-
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25
d. ID. Blackwell, Publisher.
e 0et's 81 . q 4
The Secret of Success.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.

y
"Good luck is all ~ the ancient proverb breaches
But though it looks so very grave and wise,
Trust not the lazy lesson that it teaches,
For, as itstands, the musty maxim lies
That luck is something were truer story
And in life's mingled game of skill and luck,
The cards that win the stake of wealth or glory
Are Genius, Patience, Perseverance, Pluck
To borrow still another illustration,
trife moro specific and precise
Small chance has Luck to guide the operation
Where cunning Wit has loaded all the dice
The real secret of the certain winner
Against the plottings of malicious Fate;
Learn from the story of gaming sinner,
Whose frank confessions will here relate
q In this ere business, as in any other
By which chap an honest living earns;
You don't get all the science from your mother
But as as you foller it, you lives and learns.
And from being much behind the curtain,
And getting often very badly stuck,
Finds out, at last there's nothing SO uncertain
AS trusting cards and everything to luck
q So now you see-which nat rally enhances
The faith in Fortune that used to feel
takes good care to regulate the chances,
And always has finger in the DEAL"
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25

The Rev. Josiah HIATT, late pastor Of the
Baptist church in Morristown, n. j.. was led to
the knowledge of that Saviour whom he preached,
by the reading of Doddridge's Rise and Pro-
gress. Being in company with the writer one
day, as "a copy of that work lay on the table, he
placed his hand upon it saying, There is me
father. y
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25
Volume 1, Number 4.
Sabbath geaaing.
Purity

FuT1Jy
Yet there was light around her brow,
A holiness in those dark eyes,
Which showed. though wandering earthward now,
Her spirits homo was in the skies
Yes! for spirit pure as hers
Is always pure, cen when 1t errs
As sunshine broken in the rill,
Though turned astray is sunshine still.-1foors
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25

what an immense advantage" says one Of
our exchanges, sit would be to religion all over
the country, if those abominahle things in the
churches called palpits were sawed to pieces and
pulpits from six to twenty inches high were
erected in their stead
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1858-11-25

Good luck is all " the ancient proverb breaches
But though ii looks SO very grave and wise,
Trust not the lazy lesson that it teaches,
For nc IL stands tha ,o,,ct mo vim, list
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
San Francisco Daily Bulletin.

Fairies desir1uso Of subscfibihg to this paper can
have it Iot at their residences by leaving their I'd.
dress AT the Posr OrFicg LirEaARy DEror.
GARNiiiN & LOCKWOOD,
Feb. l5-3t Agents.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08

~ DIR. j. l.. CIapkay's reputation is rap.
idly spreading thr Jagl this state an Oregon as We
learn from reliable sources lie is prac,icng with
remarkable success and has deservedly secured
public conf lence. Those needing medical aid would
do well 10 calf wreI n his Institute in San Fran.
cisco we refer the reader to the Doctors ad vcrtse
IN ~ In anOther column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
THE COURTS.

DisrRtcr CouRT-rhirI Monday IN January, urst
Monday In May, second Monday in Novem Der, and
fourth Monday of August.
CoUsrY CouaT.-tlrst Monday In March and June
secoud Monday IN September, and fJurlh Monday in
November.
Court or SESSIONS Second Monday In rebru
asy, third Monday in April, July and October
PRoBArE COURT -Four.h Monday in February and
Msy, third Monday ia Aug ist, an second Monday
in December.
Roam OF SuPeawsDR -Ne,ts first Monday i'm
February May, August aud November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER U. D
Il stated meetings are held in the Masonic
KNf Ion the ec2ndand fourth Fridays of each
" Nmonlh. II. 4. GASTON, ME. H. r. n
c. +. COTTON, Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
Office.

Aia m citing d Id 10y the Boar OF Trustees or the
Town of Or've, on the ~ h day OF April. 1855 /.
was ordered that a Minicpal Election shall be held
on Monday iht 81 day Of May 1874, for the pnr, os
"i 'icctinS The loloTns on.cers: Five Trustees mn
AsSesso, Treasurer, and Mars bal for sad Tow Ii
The hlo*ihg gentlemen were aPpoi nie'. officers of
said election: Robert Richc! ns inspector aud a.
u. taricy and PhlId Waterman n Judges
AUG. + LEOVY. President
Attest. c. 4. SMITH, Clerk
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08

Dr. .. Z. YOU'VE, whose advertisement nd
Ver'semcni appears in another column is the pioneer
ADVERTISING Physician in this state, has cured mere
pNients than ANY "th.r Attention is called 10 his
dNerli isemnnt .r
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
Channel Rock.

All shares In the Channel Rock Mining Comnony.
ON which assessments now due, remain due AMI un-
paid until the 26'h day OF May, 1858. will then be
sold ut The Court House door at O'Clock p. NJ, to
pay such assessments.
BY order Of the Trustees
THUS WELLS,
se;y AMI Treas. Channel Rock Mining Co.
April 26 ISIS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon WARREN T. SEXTON, Judge.

.-. t... FRIDAY, May Z.
Court met pursuant to aljournment
Lewis vs. Plum. Case dismissed n,
plaintiffs cost.
Myers VS.. South Felther Water Company.
Motion to set aside judgment arguei aud
taken under advisement
G!uckauf vs.. Brooks. Time TO answer ex-
tended Eve days.
Sicher vs.. Kitchens. Motion for new trial
eyerruled,
Downer VS. Freer Cause on trial
James Phelan admitted to citizenship.
Oliver ct oil vs. Cortez ct al. judgment
for defendants
Court adjourned until this morning at Q
o'clock.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
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II :. JtI.;j VI. ViVC,
Dry Creek. Bate County, California. Of!. 20 thee
miles south OF Fork ner's ranch ten mile. north ives,
% orcvile. Special attention given to the trea,
ment Of cbrruic diseases, affections of the Eyes Sc
Jan. S 1855
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
9 - Before the AdJournne

W Before the Adjournment Of the
Grand Jury. committee of five was appointed to
examine the subject of Licenses with instructions to
report to The Jury on the 9Th day OF May the names
Of al persons and firms doing business, o having
within the past year done business without proper
licenses, 10 the end III they be then prosecuted for
dt Auquency:
II d. LATiIR)P, Foremnn of Grand Jury.
Grani JIry Room, Aprl 2lih, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
ses

Wew)1il call attention 10 the Card of Or Van
H'nd. of San Fraacisco, who is treating Eye aud Ear
Diseases with triy great success, since his return
from a'roE,,. OH" in vrishts bull hing, NV. cor
ner of N2nts 'm ry AMI Jackson street where he
'hl! De Consulted di ~ f2-3n
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For the Lungs. Coughs. colds. .xc,

For the Lungs. Coughs, Colds, sSc.--
WIsrAR's BALsAs OF WILD CuERRY impaFts new
vtsorio vital action and relieves the system by open
Ing the pores of the skin and promoting the secre-
tons af the mucous matter. Its action is surdorhc.
sedaiive and expectorani. by opening The pores al
laying irriadon, and by rendering the expulsion of
mucous rlatcr easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel immediate reiief from the distressing irri,aions
thatacconpany af,ctatons OF the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed the Balsam opens them
The lungs suIsr from irritation-the irritation il
soothcd the pulse Is violent aud feverish-ihoy ar,
soGened, and the mucous membrane is relieved of lis
engorg 'ment with rlpldtty ani All by the use
of this useful remedy, CAUTION AS thcrn are many
counterfetts, o,k well the signature before pur-
chasi1y: tike n)ne unless II has the name of "san
firi X r i-k" ,aycIysi On tho outside wrapper. all
others are base limitations.
CoLT)N 4 McDsRM Jrr, Agents, Orovile.
PARK 4 WHITE, Importers and wholesale agents
for all.genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
street, Sa, Francisco feb27.2m !
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
iSOnsYIlS Fra:sr.is,

Messieurs Garniam X LOCKWOOD eferent an pub
Zig Franeds de Butte co ihty uu granI aisortimvn
dos m ,illcurA pu'rsses des auiours du steele.
dis BUREAU DE LA PUSTE
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
Card.

Doctors SNEDEs JENKINS have removed then
oIce to the County Iios2itai, Iynchburg aud will Il.
usual attend to all professional cu <, day or night
Feb. 18th lSJSxtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
OrOViilc Torn Npycin.

Regular meetings are held Oh the second and
fourth wednesday ofevery month, at O'Clock + NJ.
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, ut
O'Clock NJ.
By uolar. SIMON X. ROSENrl!AL Sec'v.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-28

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