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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-18

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RE in receipt OF a late and important works, IN
various branches numerous 10 mention IN this
notice They lsse just hand the following
Works Oliver Goldsmith iNcnding variety
m ner, y frst collected James Prior Punams beautiful ed
non 10 b. completed vols II mo Vol Just Issued 81 .
The Principles Practice Of cvelns b! Edward jones' Arch
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Ruicn,ar Electricity. concise exposition oil me phc'
MES OF Electrical and r purposes 10 which has been a
np,icl: hy Sir W Snow Harris. + r. 5 5c London St
The Christians Daily Walk Holy Security and Peace by Henry
Canuna Of The Uternce the Heart IN the course of real
by The John New with an Introductory Es
s,y br David Russell Dundee Just issued by the Presbyie
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The Reyecr The Midnight and the Wanderer 'hree Aeyo
by Eiwd Monro. author ~ = The Dark Khe, &c
Cloth Is fancy paper covers &c
Helen crca Trial Cousin Alice, with engayinss executed
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The History Quyot lie la Maa illustrated euon,
vol Sto. 81 - . 90. m,
Drawing Cards Easy Lessons LANDSCAPE hyt OTIS PAT
sixteen cards for 3.c 49, :, ~, .
Mar Schwciicr the Amber Witch; edited b! Menhod Doc
tor Of Theology DC translated the enai b, Lady luh Con
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The u,iIyirs A novel. .5e 80
III. London Comic Aannc aud Diary 1850, edited by Hairy
N,yIt,n anil illustrated hy truikshauk
Walton and Complete Angler illustrated Loiion to-
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sermons nv the late Bcn. Stanton Price, ~
The Nejrhlo; Fledeka Bremen Putnam HANDSOME edition.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-18

Congress has been working hard two weeks 10 elect pca
ker wag at elbow says that in 1881 the House OF KEEP
rescntayes of Pennsylvania elected two in single day as
an example 10 future public bodies Il Pennsylvania
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-18

Yesterday sunny and delicious day as an Italian
could desre-n bright with the shocking miserable
weather of The pas, 10 days
THE MISSING GOLD DCST-ARRESTo OF THE SUP
POSED ROBBERS.
New York, Dec. i4--I will be recolleced .hat the
last passase the steamship Dragon from San Francisco
Panama large amount of the gold dust freight
len To-day the police succeeded in arrestng Church
HILL Clerk OF The Oregon and Mcdonald third mate and
recovering thousand dollars worth of the missing gold
dust.
Mcdonald says in his defence, that Churchill gave him
the gold bring home He has been held 10 bail in the
ofs3000 Churchill will probably be held bail at from
$4,000 10 500 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-18

TENDERS, sHovELs, T0NGs, &c,
"A onp and Pokers Stands for the same Coal Scues Cnier
Shove Fire Carriers Brass and Iron Footmen. &C. for sale by
SMITH & HARDWOOD,
Dec Is No. s., Main Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-18

IN CHAyCERY-riRG :-douccs,tr Circuit superior
L Court OF Law and Chanctrv. October erii lsl!
Robert Bland st and trustee Tor MARY Hackney ana
other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-18

We are indebted 10 Harrod6 Murray fora bundle OF TURK
ish Cinarilas manufactured Constannoe By iscandei
Menoun Oglow The tobacco Ia the pureS lurklsh dest-
ed of its unpleasant essential OIL and the cigars are beautifully
made They should be eagerly sought after BY 'hoss VINO
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
An Article for the BOYS.
BY THE LATE AMOS sIsTY.
" What did yOu tel him fOr!'

SUCH was the inerrogatory Of one boy to anO.
ther, at the river end OF Market street the other
morning. The occasion. for it was caused by the
fact that the tail board OF cart passing by, was
about falling out and the interagated had dlrec-
ted the attention OF the boy driver to his his prob
able loss.
The thought arose in our mind, when the words
"What did you tell him for :" fell upon the ear
from the thoughtless Questoner-ior MOugAiiesS
or bad he must have been-lhat be had told his
tellow.creature, who was likely to be placed in
trouble, how to avoid it, and that it was the nat
ura feeling Of kindly heart finding Inference in
kindly words And be assured, boy, that he who
thoughtfulIy spoke to the cart.boy, eyinced
disposition that will take him to the bedside of
the sick and suffering and It need be, to the bat
tlefeld. 1t may be called b., ah impulse
but it is more-ior the boy makes the man, and as
you sow so shall you reap.
To the interrogator we say-yttiect, and You
know but that the loss OF so trihng an article as
the tail board Of cart, might have given direc-
ton to the life Of being endowed with attributes
for great good or great evil? The absence Of that
lrinlng article when he returned to his place Of
business, might have subjected him 10 a charge
Of carelessness-- might have led 10 harsh words
from his employer-possibly more--a discharge
from cmployment--anG the single circumstance
of losing the little board might have made wan.
derer and a vagabOnd, a criminal aud pest to So
ciety, OF him, who now may be, an honor to HIM
self and those around him. DeSpise not small
things, if they can be Of service. And it is not
for Us to say what is Of service. A stone removed
from the payement--an orange peel thrown from
where the passer's foot may all-a thousand lit.
tie things may prevent pain, misery, misfortune
and crime.
We like the little boy who spoke to his fellow
about that taiI.board. We don't know him, but
will guarantee he has had good mothers teach.
ings. And may be b" who asked What cld you
tell him for :" has been equally blessed. But the
blessing was not with him then
"What did you tell HIM for" And although
it may seem out Of place, still we would add
word of HIM whose love and charity should he
the guide of all aud let each one answer the
question for himsel-and whenever YOU find any
one engagcd in acts Of henrvulrncr, of kindness.
warning a snaynE morol, biudingup the wounds
Of the afflicted, leading back the esrrdyed, or in a.
ny way doing good, don't ask why it is done-bu,
20 and do likewise.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
Court Proceedings.

Comm Us Caicb n, iris Indictment, for.
ncaIlou jury find defendant guilty in manner
and form as he stands indicted Sentence Of court
Avis pay fine OF ten dollars to the use Of the
county, the costs OF prosecution aud undergo an
Imprisonment IN the county Jail for three calendar
month";
The Commonwealth business being all finished
the Court on Saturday, took up the case OF the
West Branch Bank, at Wlllamsport, ys Abram
W. llaus, ct al. 1t was lred with much ability
by Bancroft, Armstrong and Peasants, for Plds
and Comfy for defendants The Jury on SSlur-
day evening ound for the defendants
During the week the town was unusually full
oipeople. We do not recolect ever to have seen
a court, unless perhaps the first, better attended
Court met on Monday morning at the rngug
Of the Bell. The Argument list was read over,
and the different motions argued before the Court
Case OF Mitchell vs. Fltch,c up and was tried
on Monday afternoon, .he Jury receiving the
charge of the court aud finding for Plaintiff, on
Tuesday morning.
Albright aud Mengel VS. B. +. Hayhurst-'rrcs,
pass. The case was ably argued, by Bancroft Tor
Plaintiffs, and Hurry for defendant The jury
found for Plhs
Among the points that were decided upon ar.
gument, was this that money cannot bo attached
IN the haGIs OF County Commissioners.
Derry Township was divided according to pc
tltou of the citizens into two parts, the upper, or
Northern portion forming new township to be
efficient president Judge-COurt adjourned Tues
day afternoon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
The FTOGfiMg Church OF ihe
RI6cenCr.

We have been lnlerrogaed as to the meaning
OF The above pecuiiW rapiiou, aud take pleasure
IN appr2ng our uqurlng friend, that it Is the
name given to an Episcopal Church edliice, re.
Gently erected at Philadelphia on the waters of
the Delcware, and which was last week dedica.
ted to the Worship Of Almighty God, by the
Right Rev. Alorzo Potter The Quaker City,
thus pOrtrayS lis appearance aud defines its object
II is a beautiful struClurc.-noat at the foot of
Dock Street, in the D'Iewrre--and is very taste.
fully decorated with stained windows, aud with
the Creed aud the Commandments inscribed a.
bove its pulpit Its purpose is one that must
meet with response in every heart, for 1t is de.
signed a. aplace Of worship for Seamen and 9TH
theirs whose garments aud manner wiIl not per.
init them 10 enter a church on land We are re-
lulced to sec any Denomination oi Christians in
action on behalf ot the Heathrn Of Philadelphia
The Bishop may write among his good days the
remembrance of the hour, when he dedicated, af.
ter the affecting ritual OF his sect, tins Church Of
the Poor
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
A FrightfuI Stage Accident,

The four horse Stage Coach containing five
Passengers and the United States Mail, lett here
on Thursday eVeaing, little after dark, for
Harrisburg, and when about mile below
Bloomsburg, at the residence of Mr.. Samuel
Boone, one Of the leaders became detached from
the rigging causing the horses to run at full speed
and on turning the corner Of the road leading over
Mr. BIS. mill race, tlae coach with two horses at
tached and all its contents were precipItated
down precipice of some fifteen feet, breaking
through the ice and deposItlng all aboard IN three
or four foot of water in the race. The Coach dri.
yer, Mr. SAMUEL CARNAN, TO whom no blame
can possibly attach is severely hort. Mr.. EZer-
iah Davis, aud son, two Of the passengers escaped
unhurt, but we regrelto add, that the other three,
Henderson Gaylord, EsQ,, and Judges Rors aud
Shoemaker, ol Lnzrrne county, were each con-
siderably injured-the latter two most severely.
We record the above as a irIghttuI accident,
and must add, our only mrvcI Is, that under the
circumstances, they all escaped without broken
limbs or loss of lie
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
Leiicr from harrisburg, .yO. .,
HariSJ,trg, Jan. 23, 1919.
Respectfully and truly yours,
OBSERVER.

H0JHSJ,Tg, Jan. 23, l8l0.
TO the Editor of the Democrat:
Dcar Sir: The business Of
legislation draws its lugged length slowly
along without any marked evidence of
change or important variation.
The Bank, and new county matters are
where left them in my last. \ bill has
been reported for the completion Of the
North Branch Canal. Being strenuous
advocate of that Iaudable measure, hope
there will be a respectable appropriation
granted for its speedy completion.
The unanimous passage of the rcsoIu'
tions Of respect and co incidence to the
memory of our late Iamented and excel
lent Chief Magistrate, Gov. FRANCIs r.
SKUNK, by the Legislature last ! thursday,
reflects great credit upon the whole Com
m mOnweallh. This act allows his widow,
!,557, being the amount of salary from
the date Of his resignation to the 10th of
the present month. 1t affords me true
pleasure to commend this act, and am
sure the people will be as unanimous in
praise of it as the Legislature was prompt
in passing it.
The Canal Board have not yet organj-
zed, being in daily expectancy of the arri-
val of Judge Longstreth, which would much
crafty the host of waiting applicants and
sorely disappojnt the expectation Of whig'
gerry. Yours respectfully,
REPORTER.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
Canal Meeting.

Al meeting Of the citizens Of Tunkhannock
borough. held at the American Hotel, on the
l9lh inst, Cot JOHN JAG (KSON, was called to
Ia" chair, +. w, SMrrH, aud THOMAS OsrrR-
HOUR Esqrs chosen Vice Presidents, and JOhH
Bris6i", and p. w. Ortcrhout, Secretaries.
The object Of the meeting being stated by Vim.
NJ. Piatl, Esq, the following Resolution was Of
tered by John Brisbin, and unanimously adopted :
UhereaS, We deem it important that
some measures be Immediately taken to
procure an appropriation for the compile
ton Of the NoRrH BRANCH CANAL -
therefore
Resolved, That the citizens of the coun-
ties of Luzcmc, Susquehanna, riOga, Brad
ford Wayne, Columbia and Sullivan be-,
and that they are, hereby respectfully invi.
ted to meet with the citizens of this coun,
ty, at the Court House in this Borough.
on Monday evening, the 29th inst, for the
purpose of adopting such measures as may
be deemed eXpedient.
On motion, the Chair appointed L. c. Conk.
lin, $. d Phelps, $. S. Winchester, T.. Smith,
and VIM. NJ. Piatt, EsQrs., Committee 10 cor.
rrspond with the citizens Of the above named
Counties in turlheIanCe of the object Of this NEE.
ting. On motion,
ReSo,rcd That the proceedings of this
be published in all the papers of
this and the Counties above mentioned,
On motion the meeting adjourned.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
Movements i'll Congress.

The North American has been describing pic
turing aud goallng over, In dcnd;ke and prophet
like satisfaction, for some tune, the hndl dssolu-
lIon Of this glorious Uolon, The opposition have
been striving for some time to bring about Ger,
tain matters and the slavery question appears
10 be the lever by which all things else are to be
moved aud overturned They have done all they
could to bring gabout the present state Of alans,an
have been declaring Tor months, that this same
slavery question would destroy the Republic -
And nov they
"tsd rather that the Dean should die
Than their prediction prove tie
aud by every means IN their power, they seem to
BE- endedvorng to bring about the result OF their
prophecy Whether this question Of Slavery IN
the Territories Will be settled by the present adj
mruisrrallou, is, to say the least doubtful, Tay'
lor was thought capable OF settling this question,
aud perhaps II might be as well to let hln try his
hand at It. He was thought to be sale on the
Tariff question, aud yet the whss ask the present
Congress to act upon that subject why? Do
they fear the spirits they have nlsed'
Asa citizen Of the Republic we are glad that
Taylor is not an ultra whig We hope the ad-
nlinstraliou may not he ultra IN It's measureO-
and that the questions II may be called upon to
discuss and decide may BE- concluded in such a
manner as to avoid the result which the North A.
merlcan, by It's singular aud ldiotic editorials ap.
pears to court, by making dissolution familiar TO
thp mind, of the peOplr'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
TUingGS Of Conscience.

"'IIS conscience doM moke cowa'ds Of as aH"
SHAKEsPEAR.
In his first annual message the Governor Of
Pennsy lyania in great measure leaves his friends
upon a sand. bank. Although during anumber OF
years he has acted entirely with the whig party,
and gone headlong into all their doctrines and
policy; he now gives them the cold shouder,-
His election was Native American, Free Soil,
Abolition, whlg alaIr and it will Dehooye the
Governor to take rather ZgZag course, IN order
10 meet the views OF his numerous Supporters
Upou the tariff question the Governor appears
to be- rathel rick0ly. The tariff OF 1916 is his no.
burn his fingers with the smouderIng Iarlf Of
1872
1t is certain that not one Of the vocieratlng
crew VINO we're 50 loud in professions before the
election, now raise their voice for the subject Of
his prayers and struggles, In fact they now un-
bushIngIy ask Congress to give them the act Of
lS42 modified tempora o mores
On the Bank question The Governor comes ont
rather Democratic, and indeed, upon every matter
that he tpreshadowe4 an Orlnon he abandons ul.
va why ground. Where the message is any thing
rlS Democratic Mr Johnston Is in tight place
and he wrlthes and wrl!gie, like a special plea
der. The message shows hat he has not forgot
ten his early training aud It IS 10 be hoped hat
he will not use his power wrongly. II Johnston
does rghIlg The people will support him, though
the whlgs may abandon,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
correspondence.
Leiin n,om WMshimglon.- We. 5

Washmgton Jan. 20, lsl0.
Cor, l.. l., TATE
The sayings and doings Of the
REPRESENTATIVES Of The Nation are always
looked to aud for with more interest than
their importance often warrant. Such they
have been, thus far, the present session of
Congress. The subjects heretofore ma.
med are amongst those apparently Of the
most consequence to the general reader,
unless indeed Introduce your readers to
the learned and lengthy discussions, pro.
and con-, on the Territorial subject, sh
very question, Mileage affair, &c. &c.
Mr.. Calhoun's health is quite precari-
ous. To-day he tainted in his scat. In
frmily and mental excitement, as he is
known to be very sensitive in feeling, are
supposed to have temporarily weighed HIM
down, and exhausted his noble spirit,
The Southern Convention is mot quits az
harmonious in its deliberations as its friends
had expected, and will most likely end IN
smoke, since a house divided against itself
cannot stand.
Respectfully and truly yours,
OBSERVER
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
Died:

In TIcmlock township, on Saturday last,
Mrs MARY Harris, aged 7s years.
In Hcmlock township, on the 9th inst,
Suddenly, Mrs. ISABELLA EvERIrT, wife of
James Everitt, aged about 70 years.
In WrIkcs-Barrr, en- Monday last. Mr.
CONRAD TrETrR aged about Il years.
In Plymouth, on Friday the 10Th inst,
Lava K. wife of JomN B. SMjrrr, and dauqh-
rcrot Robert and rhcbc Davcnport aged
2G wears and - days.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
WA IL HGEED:

On Tuesday the 23d inst, by Rev. D.
]. Waller. Mr.. NATHANIELL. CAMP
BELL" of lIcmIock, to Miss SARAH,
daughter of the late Samuel Webb, of Cen
tre township, Columbia 60.
In Covington, on the 7lh instant, by Rev.
Mr.. Rutledge, d. S. KOON Esq, Iaw,
yer and Printer to Miss ELIZA A., only
daughter of the late Amasa IIallister, all of
IuZCrne co.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
AppOintmentby thcPrcsidcnt
By amt miM tie adDicc and consent qtHe Senate

By amt wih he aiDicc ond com'mto ofthc Senate.
JoHN Il. WELLER, of Ohio, to be Com
missioner for running the boundary line
between the United States and the Repub-
lie of Mexico, under the 9th article of the
treaty with that republic, concluded on the
I'd of February, lS4s.
The H'asbingion UHjoH gays: "We congrat.
ulate the country upon the above appointment.
Il has been in cyrrv respect honorable to Col
WELLER Hcwas nominated only yesterday to
the Senate and vas promptly confirmed, without
difficulty or opposition.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27

LOS NT-NTON, INTITNfMa, Aug. ININ.
lhIs may certify Il at tie Undersigned is fully
convinced that Siguor Jose De- Alvear was the
first dlScoyrrer OF the Gold dcpcsirrs OF Calior.
MIA, and that his discovery was made by the aid
OF magnetic instrument called the Gold, meter,
which have seen successfully applied to the dis
coyerI OF VEINS ol gold ore, in places here no in
dIratlons Of that substance appeared upon the
surface Of the earth
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
The Present Age.

THE NtNErEENrH CENTURY, has been dlstln-
pulshed for the rapid advance of the Ats and
Sciences, and the extension of civilization and
human happiness It would seem that The wis.
dom and experience Of every proceeding age have
contributed to accelerate the march Of Improve
ment. In no period Of the world'' history can
man boast Of such Intellectual, moral and ne.
chancal advancement.
Look hack twenty years and note the progress
Of human invention. Then the mighty power OF
steam waS in its infancy: then railroads If con-
templalcd, were doomed 10 the drudgery of horse
po~er. Then our walking water places called
Steam Boats, navisa'cd our rivers at snail's
pace. Now the improvement OF machinery, aud
the adventurous spirit Of the age, have given them
a power, that was never dreamed Of. The nigh.
ty Atlantic is vlnqnshcd and len days journey
will carry MS across her hcWin5 bosom and safely
land US upon the shore, Of our ralherllnd. Dis.
tance is annihilatcd--tmc and space have ceased
their controversy, and We now roll over ircn bars
at the tune Of forty miles per hours
Nature has resigned her ancient supremacy
Art has usurpod her stern prerogative The rug.
.ged mountain a"u 'he u'uul"''he pam nave al'Ns
obeyed the invIncible mandate he moS' distant
places are Kissing each o'hrr' aud the most sterile
regions contribute T." the embrace. Inc Arabian
Nights h,les can hardly equal or surpass the re-
alIzatIon OF modern iocomo'lon. When we add to
tns' 'he Mag"'"' Ie"Er 'Ph an" 1t wonderful
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
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w. Too FBi,-Our pape, thls week outside
Is numbered 40 instead oi -, being one figure
too much
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
I'm article for The BoyS --6y ,1moS SiSty,

We Were-pubIIsh to-day, al the request Of some OF
the above captlen. The deceased, who wrote
these paragraphs loo the columns OF the Lulerne
Democrat several years since, was vigorous
writer, always aiming at practical utility, with
a sincere desire to lmpart useful Instruction. .-
Parents as well as children, tor whose edlCalIon
they are ostensIbly designed, can peruse them to
FASTING satisfaction, aud, will we hope, treasure
up their simple admonlions, s'rhe voice Of ONE,
who, though dead, yet speaketh :"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27

Inc Ldc"HuaHn" JOWHai, i. the title Of
ne" anu 'e'! handsome wing paper, just issued
from Carbond'Ie, in Lu1erne county, by GEo NJ.
kLYNoLDs E,l Its editorials are courleously
written and dIgnrd"d IN their bearing, aud the
Journal, upon tue whole, makes quite d favorable
appearance Mr. REYNOLDS, says, hs olJrct ~
establishing ,h" journal 3, to supply de,rdrrot.
u'n much needed, VIA payer devoted to the
Development Of the rich Ic,ou urces Of the Lack.
a"anna alley, and We presume, also, to aid in
establishing the contemplated n,u county Of
Lal hdH anna
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27

10 A FIRE occurred in DluvlIa last "eck in tn,
Store Of Mr.. Leibrck. Dar ws. eNlmgur,hcd
without very serious consequences
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27

0zWe sckhow edge the Kindness Of 80 .uy old
friends ard new cusromcls dutlu. the late session
Of our county Courts.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-01-27
w y SHERMAN.
Lieut.. Sd Artillery, U. S. Army.
No Agents.

IN consequence Of the difficulty Of finding faith.
iuI agents and ot preventing frauds, where anti
tlcIeS ol lhS nature are sent Cu I, q neral sale,
Nghor ID DAlvcar has determined To s,ll rene of
ms works or Instruments unless orduCd by
letters sent directly 10 him, Vhen the dpsiud
Pu9iIca'ion, or instrument, will lc lcrward, nm
u'r ms signature and seal, so that all doubt as to.
It's genulnencss may be rem owed.
G3- Beic0rc If all imitation OF this lnstru.
ment which may hereafter appear, as the secret
OF lmparmgthe Gold detecting rcwcr is known,
TO no person whatever, except tie original in
yentOr.
S-The Goldomettr, Al 4 gold s,cku's guide,
VIII both be sent by mail closely 'n,,lcred and
sealed, and therefore, moi subject IT, inspection by
Poslmasters fer The sun Of Three Irllars, sent
posi- paid to Signor IoS, TeAlvcar, RoX 27l3, N.
York city. The instrument svery light, and the
Guide Is printed on Thin apcr-suth HAT the charge
by mail, OF express. wrl be- v,Il snail 10 anv
part of the United States The price of The Gold
Seekers'S Guide alone is One Dua sent as above.
Address