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wednesday, January "a.
TIE LEGisI.arsRR.

tbs bin 10 form new county By the nsme a
Alsm.nos. out of the western poriinn Of Orange
has passed hoih houses Il ne L-giAsluIe. With
fas prOsisO. ia majority Of the people Of Orangs
.hail s0ie iar the division.
The hill 10 provide 81 The amsndmeht Of the
Constitution. - a % inirodncs equal suffrage,
I,ssssd IL third reading 10 the House of Com
mans % Wednesday Iass, By sols q ~ d q.
The LII 70 inooposnle The North Camliia Rail
Road passed in the HOUSE al Con. aans on Thurs
DAY ~ vote q 90 10 50; and VIC understand
has passed ils second rsadihg 10 The Senate.
We have not understood thai sny FINAL sciian
has bern had on The contested eleetion from This
eounls.
Ia reply to resolution Ofihe senate requesting
the opinion ofihe supreme c0ur on maliers con-
necisj with the contest, the judges Of that Court
have rturnrd an snwrs. which Was read in the
Senate. expressing the opinion that neither Trus-
tors. Trustees, nor cestuis que Trust. have night
- vote.
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MO AGENTS..

In consequences Of the difficulty Of finding faith
ful agents, and Of preventing frauds, where ar,i-
clcs OF this nature sent out for general sale.
Signor DfAlscar has deter mined 10 sell none Of
his works or instruments unless ordered Nv letters
sent directly TO him, when the desired pubca
ton, or instrument, will be forwarded under his
signature and seal, so that all Doubt as 10 lis GEN.
uineness may be removed.
GfBEWARE OF ALI. INVITATIONS of
this instrument which may hereafter appear. as
the secret of impariing the Gold Detecting power
Is known TO no person whatever, except the orr
gina inventor.
c-JThe GOLDOMETER and COL D. SEEK.
ERS GUIDE, will both he sent hy mall close
ly enycoped and sealed, and Therefore, not sub
ject TO inspection by Postmasiers for the sum Of
| THREE DOLLARS, sent post paid 10 SIGNOR
JOSE DE- ALfEAR, Box 27l3, New York city,
/ The instrument is very light, and the Guide is
printed on thin paper-so that the charge BY mail,
or express, will he very small TO any part of the
/ United States. The price Of the GOLD SEEN
4 Frs GUIDE alone, is ONE DOLLAR, sent
as above.
Address, sIGNoR JOSE DE- ALyEAR.
Box 27l3, New York Civ.
/ ufOFFICE for the sale of the GOLD SEEK
Frs GUIDE and GOLDOMETER, No. s.
CENTRE St., New York City, where yisilers
may see several casks Of California Gold in the
rough state, as extracted BY Signor DAlyear from
the Sacramento Mines and also witness the ope-
ration OF the GOLD0METER, when held With
IN the magnetic influence Of the precious meal,
aud the nuerring manner in which il indicates tie
prosnce OF that and other metallic substances
New York, January 81
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TRUST SALE OF
Valuable Property.

ll virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed TO the
- subscriber b. julius ). Brackcn, for certain
purposes therein mentioned, will hc sold on the
premises, for rash, on Tuesday the 3Oth insi,ni
the tract Of Land whcrcon the said Julius n Brac
ken now lives, lying on the waters &c Sion,
Creek, and containing 500 acres. The Pania
ton is one Of the best in the ncighbahood. and
has on ], large aud well.finished dwclling-house
and all necessary gu, buildings IN good repair
Will also be sold. al the same time and place.
ono other tract Of Land in Caswcll county, where.
on Joseph Bracken lived, containing l27 acres.
Also five negroes. Lucy, Nelson, Zena, Rich.
ard. and Rachel; and also his interest in -four
other negroes.
Also, one Road Wagon, Barouche. Buggy
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Horses, Cat
lie, Hogs, sheep. Wheat, Corn, &c. and all his
Farming Utensils.
The sale will be continued on "Wednesday, the
3ls, or until all il sold.
GEORGE HURDLE. Trustee.
Orange county, January ?. Co.
The Milton Chronicle will please insert until
day Of Sale.
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Ohio Legislature. - irlegrsphie ds
nairii - M Baltimore Upper. slaissl a..
lHnlhia. nlaia. January Is. SAYS. The
Thin Legislature will soan he III ri-la.
ia-fay. ilie iaini sonn,iiise reported thai
alter careful Investigation &c ili- 1:nl.er.
nainlial v"ie. Ford. Wing. . eIerled hy
300 raainriiy. The minariiv of The rom
miiles also made rriar,. differing As Ia
same ~ The hris. hat lhefe Is NOW srIy
hlile tn,.hi II Ford hiring dre.arei Cover
NOR s'eei. as Meller. his rnmpsiii..r. has
rerrisad on appointment under The G;snr.
al f;,trmmsni.
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TEN DAYS LATER FROM EuRopI

TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer America arrived Al Boston
Jan. l2ih, in thirteen days from Liver.
pool, whence she sailed on Tie 3Oih nlli.
mo. Her intelligence from Europe i,
therefore ten days later than previous I'D
vices. We have the following Telegraphc
report Of IL: Nal. Intel
France.-The ceremony Of proclaim.
ing The President elect before The National
Assembly has taken pl1ce. Armand Mar.
rast, Vice President Of the Assembly, per.
formed the act BY announcing Charlie.
Louis Napoleon Bunaparie presid nj Of
France until May, 1882, and the republic
one and indiyisihle.
The President elect then assembled the
tribune, took the oath, and read The ful.
lowing address:
Cilizens and Republicans: The sui.
Irages of the nation aud the oath have
just taken trace out for me my future con.
duel. | shall follow il as a man Of honor;
and ! shall regard as enemies Of my soun-
try all those who shall attempt 10 change,
by illegal means. what all France has so
distinctly established. Between you and
me, citizens and representatives, there cam
not be any real difference u opinion. Our
wishes and desires are the same. ! wish,
like you. 10 place society on Tie true basis.
10 strengthen democratic institutions, and
10 alleviate the mserIes oil that generous
and intelligent people whrrh has gwen me
such striking proof Of lis confidence.
The majority have obtained not only
pene,rales me with gratitude, but will give
10 the new Government thai mnral force
without which there is no authority. With
peace and order our country can again
improve, can cure its wounds, aud bring
back The men that have been mlslrd, and
calm down The passions. Animated by a
sincere spin, Of cOncllialion. have called
around M capable and patriotic men, who.
despite Of The diversity Of their political
origin, are ready 10 devote themselves,
with you, to the application Of The con-
siilution, the improvement OF The laws,
and the glory of the republic.
"A Government coming into power
owes debt Of thanks 10 It's predecessors
when the deposite Of lis authority is han.
ded over 10 il intact; aud in particular |
owe /, 10 General Cayaignac 10 say that
his conduct has hcen worthy of the gene
rnsity 81 his character and that sentiment
Of duty which is the FIRST quality Of a
statesman. Hear, hear. We have. citi-
gems and representatives.. grand mission
10 fulfil. 10 found the republic Is the M
,eresl of all. and just and firm Govern
menl should be animated by sincere de-
sire of progress, without being reaclionary
ar u,opan. Let us be the men of our
country, not the men of party; and, with
the aid Of God, we shall al least do good
II we cannot achieve great things
After reading The address, The President
elect turned 10 Cavaignac and shook him
cordially BY the hand. The Chamber
wa. delighted.
Odinn Barrot has been empowered to
form new Ministry. NJ. THEIRS hoides
aloof, AMI ii is considered doubtful whelh-
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SOUTH LOWELL
MALE ACADEMY.

FH'lllS Institution is located in the Eastern part
n Of Orange county. and for health and good
society is not surpassed in the state. Il Is siiuat
cd near South Lowell Mills, eleven miles east Of
lIillshoroush. The School is under the direction
Of the Rev. JANIS A. DElN, a graduate Of tho
Wesleyan University, Connecticut
TUIrIoN-pER SESSION.
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, $40 90
Higher branches Of English, IL so
Latin and Greek, IL 90
The School will commence on Monday,the 9th
Of February. Board Gamble obtained in good ia
miles al six dollars.
JAS. S. IEATHERS, \
d. G. PARRISH, :sS
A. w. GAY, SS
mo. A. MMANNEN, as
RICH. BLAGkNALL, \ s
January 10. Gi-4w
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Pom the Charleston Courier, Jan. is.

The Southern Meeting. The meet.
ing " The southern nrnlhrr. Of Congress
iork place al Washington On Monday
evening, nrganizcd as hclore, and rrmain.
ell five hours j. session.
Mr.. Calhoun presented The report ii
The Subcommittee. aud Il was discussed.
Messrs clayton. Stephens. 'fnnmbs and
others. opposad The adoption Of The re-.
port. u was advocated hy MessIs. Gal.
hnnn, Weslcoll. Jefferson Davis. Martin
aud Bailey.
The 6n,l result was The reeommitmenI
&C The Report nv majority Of two. 10 an
adjourned meeting 10 be held on Monday
next.
Our correspondent remarks that III,
wings declined further cooperation. anr
that The report 10 be made On MONDAY
next. will be adopted by The Democrats
and few Wings.
Mrssrs. Houston, Rnsk aud M'Kay
are also stalled 10 lie opposed 10 The Re
port.
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lrr.sle ps,is ~. hass hid i = , ,iahgi.
sad . ~esfi 4 l..s lsea ssspul.srs rss.rdr.l
We Ehlnk lie Wig Pary i 80 slisssd uih
t,e re-uh.
We ia.ieadrd tbs sA,sla-s.e . shat srissls. aal
sasl nj nor fsEiher sKrnd eur rsmsfks- A.
ne haze nol been one q ll,a-s eau,.sa-sos oflhs
new.palSI prs. uhs have oljeriel 10 lhe ooursr
q his friends Ne % MOI furI particularly called
nE.oa u publish his sialrraeul. sn5 have mlds
ihess Ieuarks lnsrrIy a. lhs PurPoss u sIyl.ia-
ing or Posisn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-24

Among The recent arrivals in Washing.
ien Is the Ilan. A. RenrIlrr. az NarIh ca.
rniina. late change d'a;Tnrr. 10 the king.
dom Of Portugal Mr.. Il. aud his family
were passengers Ia the parkei ,hip Nes
York. IN ~h,rh. oar rssdrrs will remem-
Der. The rhnlrIa broke onl with 50 much
yiolrtire an her voyage. hBI. although The
ismiiy 81 Mr. X. consisted 0f nine indlsi-
s'ual-. they al escaped any aiiark n lie
terrible disease. Elsional I.fsllfg.nerr.
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From caIIfOrnla-Neu .li.eos.rie. a

From California-Nes discoveries 81
gold are said Ia have hrrn male ia G.li,
inrnia. u Is estimated thai shout hun,
slreh thousand d"llars' warlh i gaiheIe,
daily The diggrrs. Notwithstanding The
immense amount % gold gathered. are IN
a suffering condition llr the neressarirs al
lie. ani much sickness prevails. PRO.
sisinns demand almnsi any price. and ixu
barrrls ol brandy have hern relailed ~ the
mines Tar fourteen thousand dollars IN
gold dust.
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Abatement d the ch,lera.-Ale l.

graphic di.palcil 10 the Baltimore Sun.
from New 0hrans. January IL. says /:
/. Within the past two days there have
been IN al seventy deaths in our eily. Of
whlrh iliiiiy.nine we're az the cholera.
The disease IS fast ahaling. and has no
lnnger-any ierrnrs - anr ciIirrns. Two
passengers of The steamer Fslcon ,lird
with i. The citizens and oihe are re.
turning 70 business. The weather 10 cold
and seasOnablc."
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TESTIMONIALS.

Signor DAlycar does not deem Il necessary IA
encounter this notice With long Isl II tcs,imo-
mails, in proof Of the value Of this Goldome,cr.
and Gold Seekers Guide. The brilliant results
Of his lahors IN California and the discovery. this
very week, OF fresh veins Of Gold 10 Virginia. and
beds Of Coal in Rhode Island, by lis use. are
alone suilicicn, to stamp il as the greatest disco
very Of the age. Nothing hut the extreme cheap.
ness Of the instrument, and his desire 10 see il US
ed Tor the benefit Of mankind induces him TO dis
pose Of i al the low price Tor which he offer. il.
Besides this, his own desilc for wealth i nearly
satisfied.
The following Testimonials IN proof Of the va.
lue Of the Goldomcter, selected from a great num-
bcr equally satisfactory, must suffice or the pres
enl:
As'or House, New York, Dec. 81, Is4s.
The undersigned, having this day witnessed
tile practical operation OF Signor DAlyear's new
" invented magnetic instrument, the Goldometcr.
feel entirely satisfied tina, il pusscsscs the er,raor
binary power of detecting Mineral ores hidden
beneath the surface Of the earth, and have no
doubt that il will prove an invaluable aid in tho
discovery Of the Mineral resources Of the United
States and the world.
]. H. DRAPER, Jr., Chemist,
l.. ). IIERMANN, Magnetic ms. Maker.
q. ,. DANA, Geologis,.
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us. Senaf0rs.-Thc Hon. James Cooper
(Whig,) has been elected, by the Legislature Of
PENNSYLVANIA, to the Senate Of the United States.
for six years from the 18th Of March next in place
Of Mr.. Cameron (Den.) whose term Of service
will then expire.
The Hon. David r. Atchison, the present in
cumbcnt, has been reelected, by the Legislature
Of Missouri, for SIX years from the 18th Of March
next.
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Ar Last. 80 We see ii stated rlial lhe
Legislature Of Missouri fas Il lasi agreed
20 acrrpi liir shaIEe IL Il.e .urplu. funds
10 Hliirh Iliai stale Is entitled under lie
distribution Law al Congress passed some
years SINCE.
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- EPisemir Ess raeinE "A DrsFoil aiiei.igaR.l
- tae 18th Inst a . seFisns naiair lhss lie
Legislature ssfe Discussing he psolai.ss u =
moving sAeir srssioi.s % sns.Asr plass Oar
nsns,ef had died.
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Great Excitement in the Ohio Leg

islature.-The two houses having met
in Convention, on the 9Th, the Speaker
read the votes of the several counties. aud
appointed committee 10 examine The abb
sltacts, aud adjourned. On the OH, re-
port was presented. rejecting the votes Of
I.orain county as informal, and declaring
Mr.. Weller elected By $50 majority. The
Speaker decided the report outof order
that the committee was appointed merely
10 aid him in counting The votes. After
scene of great confusion, Me-. Whitman
read his report, and made a speech two
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II ARRIED

10 ihisoouniy, on TUESDAY the sth instant. BY
the Rev. John A. MrMsnnrn. Mr. Rostnr p.
MEHs. formerly q Baltimore. 10 Miss AsAxBI
=. MasorH. dnughlsr u r. q. MsnsuIn. e.g.
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Wilmington s ,lauchester ran

Road.-The grading 4 has road has leeaeo..,-
meneed nrsr sumiessilis. :. q. The Sumter
sills Banner SAYS: The surveyed aal s3olaell
route . fsne.e's ercsk. smouniins 10 lxenly
miles. has lren 1T oui 90 ille cosararis CT grad
ing. :. eight cents ~ cslsr y.id. ra.e murh
less Than the esiuairs mi about lie sane = %
other roads nov constructing IN ilis STATE
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The Hon. John B. Weller, Of Ohio, has been
appointed q Commissioner for running the boun-
Diary line between the United States and the re-
public Of Mexico, in place Of the Hon. 4. H. Sc
vier, who was nominate to The Senate, and has
since died.
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Another Government Express for

~A&tNst-Sa &SAptGoo lUA
Californin.-fapl Meade. u. 5. Navy.
proceeds TO California in few days. with
a special protection from the Mexican
Minister.
Capt Meade's orders are 10 proceed
with oil possible dispatch. aud on his ar
rival Out take command of the U. s. siea.
mer Edith. and aid ID protecting The In.
ieress Of the cilIzens and government of
the United States al San Francisco. We
understand that the steamer Edith will be
used as depository for gold. in the alb
senre Of Minl al California. Every pack.
ei leaving San Francisco Cor Panama will
take from the Edith whatever gold she
may have on board, aud thus il will he
conveyed 10 Gh,gres and thence To New
Orleans with all possible rapidly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-24

'.oaFs f'ns ms sunrsss Tie Seeker
hen Ease and derlarra Seabu,y Ford
rier'ed tsssrnoF-.ssessl members At
lfmPiing g. in,rrrupi hin,. threatening. and
sisslsIiRs Thar he had ENLISTED his aalh a.
aihsr. The coassniien hfsss up IN grsal
eAenrmenl.
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Stray Cows.

TAKEN up by the subscriber two rcd cows,
marked with upper bit in the left ear. The
owner can have them by proving property and
paying charges. JOHN TURNER.
January l6, 6i-3w
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NJ Co. Eaapai ?. Gaip-s. !, !. - !.
aorH en- sears d is sEay Y ~ I,uiies ss.,es.
Aa.ias s,.arlsd a % d : iosh Il J.ns.sy. isss.
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col ea1sh.n ard a Ns~ Osls.a.oas.sssrs.
ihs q lAe sih ias- - dissae le.eu,lias sa.ose.
=. = iae ssh sesr q his sss. a. 4as i,.,~r.
- Gsasfal oflhs rHi,sd sssiss Ann.
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= he arreP.s .fIire. q = ssen favorable
10 lie neu rssin-
Psssi.irni isos,.,aur has seni his ria.
i've. AaPalr0a LonsI4l,f. n iiie< sriOus
Counts 10 snno1nre hs slerHoa.
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CALIFORNIA GOLD
DISCOVERED BY
SIGNOR D'ALVEAR'S GOLDOMETER!
THE
GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE!
Secret Art Of finding Mines Cid,
Silver, Iron, Lead, Copper, Coal,
and other Mineral Riches.

rByHE first discovery of Gold in California was
Il made by DON JOSE D'ALVEAR, an emf
ucnt Spanish Geologist, Chemist and natural Phi
losopher, by means of newly invented Magne-
tic instrument, called the
Goldometer, or Gold Seekers Guide
Signor DAlvear has just arrived at New York,
from the Gold regions of California, by way Of
Panama, Charges, and New Orleans, bringing
with him a very large quantity Of Gold ore, valu-
ed al nearly one million Of Dollars which he col
lccted there, long before the existence Of the Gold
mines became known to the residents Of Caliior-
MIA generally.
History of the Discovery.
Signor D'Alyeaf went TO California nearly two
year. ago, in consequence Of certain information
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Later from Texas.-cholera Aba.ing.
We have news from t;al,eslon 10 The
I'd inst. and are glad 10 learn thai The
cholera has eniiieiy ceased al pou l.ayaca.
None of The cilizes have been attacked by
The disease. A public ball was given al
Galveston On the night Of The Isl inst. 10
Gen. Worth. Il is described a. an ele.
CANT affair. Gen. Lamar was present,
and m speech a he supper in reply 10
complimentary toast, enlngized IN The
highest terms The character of General
Taylor. rel. h,eL
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The President has given the usual notice for a
meeting o. the Senate on the 9TH Of March, to act
u.,,. Ia, c,biu.t app ,iatmsa,s Of his successor
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Free S0ilers.-We see it stated in some
of the papers, on the auth ,rity Of" a Washington
correspondent" tina, Mr.. Benton returns to the
Senate Frsc Soilef, AMI ais, that oae of tho Sc
majors from Texas MIR. Houston, perhaps,) enter
tains the same views.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-24

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
citizens Of Salisbury was held during The
past week, and The Central Raid Road
projec, was approved and recommended.
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Adyenturers 10 Callfnrnia

Persons guing to California rannol make bet.
tor investment than lry purchasing one Of these
instruments. which will not only he worth filty
times lie value there, 10 sell again. hut viii Le Of
incstimahle worth to those who GO in search Of
Gold. as has hoen proved hy the most abundant
experiment both in California and the United
Stairs
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An Invitation 10 the pope.-Accor,

in, TO the New York Pos', some inhnen-
iial Roman Catholic citizens intend TO call
public meeting. for The purpose Of inril-
ing Pope Plus The Ninth TO make This
country his residence.
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Los Aneelos CaIiforn;, A.

Los Angeles. California. Aug. 1913.
This may certify that the undersigned is fully
convinced that Signor Jose DE AlNear was lilo
first discoyerer Of the Gold dcposics Of California,
and that this discovery was made by the aid OF a
Magnetic instrument called the Goldometcr. which
have seen successfully applied To the discovery
Of veins Of Gold ore in places where no indica-
tions of that substance appeared upon the surface
of the earth.
L. W. SHERMAN, Lt. Sd Artillery,
IT, s. Army
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Planters of lfiss,ssipoi.--A meeting

fi1neSio VI mlSSlSSlppL--A tleeuh2
OF COTTON planters has been held III WASH
lnglan county, which was ably addressed
by J. s. lerger, esq. Of Vicksburg. They
recommended The planters, in every roun-
~ throughout, the State. 10 form an organ
lzalion. in order 10 adopt some general
plan by which the agricultural interest
can be raised from It's present condition.
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Farmers and Land.owners,

Farmers aud Land Owners throughout The u.
States, who have reason 10 suspect the existence
Of any kind Of Mineral riches upon fheir lands.
should avail themselves Of this opponunil, 10 test
that fact by the snresi II III known tests before
Inc ahnndanre q discoveries ia al paris IL The
country shall have lcsscnsd ibis source u wealth
IN their estate,
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Manufacture Of TIE Goldometer, and
Puhlicat.O ON o. the Guide.

SigiloT u AisssT, ~ compliance With re-.
quest u numerous srirniiiir grniirmcil, has can
mrnced the manuiariuTe Of his new Magnetic III.
stFnmeni the Gnldomeler. which he now olIer.
Tor sale. in the United Stairs. u he remarkably
low price Of THREE DOLLARS each, sccomI.s.
nird BY full instructions Cor use. and variety Of
Philosophical hints drawn from the sncien, and
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Thi. new work, and tho Loldomricr, are now
both rssds for sale.
The sioldometer j. 20 simple an instrument,
that child may learn 10 operate siihrit Ii Eve
minutes. II Is not effected ~ climate. moisture.
or any other known cause. leKcsIa the natural
magnei) and will retain Us power Of pointing out
mineral riches in the earth for any number Of
years. BY the aid Of the Guide any person may
use the instrument al once with perfect sue