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ask, do the young leave North Carolina, TO die in
the Southwestern States-amidst strangers, Span
ards, alligators, the yellow fever debauchery and
crime Why do they leave! Their own State,
their own mother drives them away. She says to
them,, !" am poor and naked, and growing poorer; ;
have an abundance of rich land and healthy clim
ate but do not settle that land, it has market.
Your crop will rot on the field where it is grown.
Your harvests shall profit you nothing. Your cattle
may roam upon thousand hills, but they shall yield
you scany subsistence you cannot exchange them.
for those comforts and luxuries which thewants of
civilized and enlightened men require; therefore,
begone command you, at the peril Of your lives,
leave the land of yoHr forefathers. Your ofeaters
were different race of men from this generation
Oh, how different! They hewed down the dark
forest drove back the savage, broke the arm of fy-
ranny in pieces, built Cities towns and villages es
tablished freedom for their posterity and glorious
name forever. What noble men were they! What
faith, what patience, what endurance what patriot
isn They acted not for themselves, they acted for
for them. But they were different of men
from this generation, says your common mother,
your good old State, s different race of men-oh,
how different! They did every thing they could for
their chdren-ye do nothing. They built up-ye
tear down. They walked the earth like giants of
mighty thought and mighty action, and the earth
was proud Of their tread. Ye walk like men on
with jewels; will ye cover it with shame? was
mighty in their day, l am weak in yours, Thus
speaks North Carolina to the men of this generation
and she says this to you: Devise ways and means to
elevate to that rank, position and wealth to which
my resources entltfe me among other States, or
swear by the blood of your forefahers, and by their
good name, which shall exist forever, l will reduce
you to such exremites of poverty and wretchedness
that your torments shall be greater, greater than You
can bear.
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LIS ANcrL" S, CAIiFoRNIA, August lS4s.a
This may Ger tify 'hatihe undersigned 10
fully convinced that Sgdor Jose Dc Alvesr
was the first dscoverer Of the Gold deposites
Of C.liinrnia,a thai lis discovery was made
hy the aid OF a Magnetic instrument called
the Goldnnetor, which have seen. Success
fully applied to the discovery Of veins Of
Gold ore, in places where no indications Of
that substance appcarct upon the surface Of
the earth. q tt.ss l7 a}e s-fi iasa
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was made by DON Jose D'AlsfEAK, an
eminent Spanish Genloeis',a Chemist and
Natural Philosopher, by means ofaa newly
invented Magnetic instrument, called q 2 I
aa TIE GOLDOMETOR,oR or GOLD I5i
''...'',.' SEEKERS GUIDE!
Signor D'Alvear has just arrived at New
York, from the gold regions of California, by
way Of Panama, Chagres and New Olcans,
bringing with him a very large quantity OF
Gold ore, valued AT nearly ono million Of
dollars, which he collected there, long bc-
fore the existence of the Gold mines bccune
known to The residents of California gencraly.
0 HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY. 81
Signor D'Alvesr went out 10 California
nearly Two years ago, in consequence of
certain information which he had received
Of The geological character Of that country,
with the firm belief that vast mines of pre-
cous metals would be revealed there, upon
careful investigation. lie was encouraged
10 this enterprise, also, by his confidence in
the powers Of a certain Magnetic instrument
which lie had invented, called he"Goldom-
etor," by whose aid he expected 10 be dircc-
ted al orce 10 the .'Goll Placers," if any
such existed. Nor were his expectations
d;sappt iated. His scientific calculation pro.
we'd founded in truth aud profound wisdom
and his new instrument, the "Goldumetor,'
fulfilled his highest hopesa In less than two
months after reaching California, he struck
upon one Of The richest gold mines in iha,
country, upon an obscure branch ii the Sac
remenlo river, in a gorge Of hills extremely
rocky and difiicnll of access, and seldom
visited by the native Californians. Disguis-
ing his object under the Prctence Of purely
scientific research, he obtained the and ol
some 6iieem or twenty simple aud faithful
Indians, and sleadily pursued bis task, ,colcc
ing often more than $4,000 worth ot gold III
single day, which lie concealed in deer
ravine, without exciting any suspicion what
ever, uL,i after The discovery Of gold al
Cap. Suffers Mill, when the mountains v orc
ral. sacked by gold seekers, and SigEor ID
Arrears "gold placcr," the riches, in ali
CaligoiAia, was beset with greedy advenm
rers. II is now found that The real mines oi
sources Of ihe gold, lie in thc gorgos of ibe
mountans, aud notsli the beds or sands Of
:he rivers. Previous 10 leaving California.
Sipnor D'Alvear sold his insiidment, yer,
Imperfect one, for three thousand dnllars,
The person who purchased il con6dcn,ly ex
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OF THE GU.

,Sigrst D'Alvear, in complain.
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ILRicheS.

70 The first discovery &c Gold in California
was made by DON Jose D'ALViAR, AN
eminent Spanish Ge,locisi,7 Chemist and
Natural Pinlosopher.-Iy meaDs ofia newly
invented Magnetic instrument, called q 2 I
-am TIE GOLDOMETOR,oR GOLD i0i
i. .ii''4. -'i c,EISLID,S Yr.nt;t a.'4H. B.
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S,truar 10.
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27lten Meirj, an beicen Sasen um 10 ubr
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Sstt sinfpinni9ss @sfbirr, cine @iuomhb.
lie uno Strobbanf, cine Siinftsrfette. Spsrr.
nno ancere &stten, 8 Baobies, ein Sfsn.
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gu psitIduftis su mrtSsn.
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1nfpartung BON
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