Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-02-16
TESTIMONIALS.

Signor D'Alyear does not deem 1t necessary TO
cucumber this notice with long list Of testmoni-
ais, in proof OF the value of his Goldometer and
Gold Seekers Guide. The brilliant results of his
labors in California, and the discovery this very
week. of fresh veins Of Gold in Virginia, and beds
of Coal in Rhode Island, by its use alone suff
cent to stamp it as the greatest discovery Of the
age. Nothing but the extreme cheapness OF the
instrument and his desire to sec 1t used for the
benefit of mankind, induces him TO dispose Of il at
the low price for which he offers it. Besides this,
his own desire for wealth is nearly satisfied
The following Testimonials, in proof of the val
ne Of the Goldometer, selected from great mum.
Der equally satisfactory must suffice for the pres
emit.
AsroR HOUSE, New York, Dec. %, ls4s.
The undersigned having this day witnessed the
practical operation Of Sgnor Jose D'Alvears new
" invented magnetic instrument, the Goldometer,
feel entirely satisfied that it possesses the extra
ordinary power of detecting mineral ores hidden
beneath the surface of the earth and have no doubt
that II will prove invaluable aid in the discovery
of the mineral resources Of the United States and
the world.
j. II. DRAPER, JR, Chemist.
L. s. THERMANN, Magnetic In. Maker.
G. S. DANA, Geologist
Los Angeles, California, Aug Is4s
| This may certify that the undersigned is fully
convinced that Signor Jose D'Ayear was the first
disc0verer of the Gold deposites Of California and
/ that this discovery was made by the aid Of mag
netic instrument called the Goldometer, which l
have seen successfully applied to the discovery Of
veins Of Gold ore, in places where no indications
of that substance appeared upon the surface Of the
earth.
Tw. SHERMAN, Lieut.. Sd ArtR u s. 4.
No Agents.
In consequence of the difficulty of finding faith
full agents. and of preventing frauds where articles
Of this nature are sent for general sale, SgnoI
/ DAlyear has determined 10 sell none Of his works
or instruments unless ordered by letters seut di
rectly to him, when the desired publication, or in
strument will be forwarded under his signature
and SEAL so that all doubt as to It's genuneness may
be removed.
i lZBEwARE OF ALL LIMITATIONS Of this lnsrn
ment which may hereafter appear, as the secret o
imparting the gold detecting power is known to ne
person whatever, except the original inventor
10 The GoLDoMRrRR and GOLD SEEKERi
GuIDK will both be sent by mail, closely envelope
and sealed and therefore not subject TO inspection
by Postmasters for the sum Of Three Dollars
sent post paid 10 Signor Jose D'Alyear, Box 27ls
New York City The instrument is very light, AM
the Guide is printed GU thin paper-so that III
charge by mail or express will be very small 10 an
part Of the United States. The price Of the Col
Seekers Guide alone, is One Dollar sent as above
I Address SIGNOEs JOSE D'ALVEAR,
4 Box 27le New York City
9 n1- Office for the sale Of the Gold Seeker
4 Guide and Goldometer, No. SO Centre Street, Ne'
York City, where ysiters may see several casks o
California Gold, in the rough state as extracted b
) Signor DAlyear from the Sacramento Mines, an
\ also witness the operation Of the GodometeT, whe
held within the magnetic influence Of the preciou
: metal, and the unerrng manner in which il ind
Gates the presence Of that aud other metallic sui
J. stances, %