Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-01-24

all California, was beset with greedy ai"ehtuf- +
ers. 1t is found that the real m'u-s or sour I
ces of the gold, lie in the sorg-s Of the noun /
tains, and not in the beds sands OF the rivers.
Previous to leaving CaliioTaia, Signor ~ A'Hiei I
sold his instruments. the Goldometer, very I'M /
ne rfect one, for 81 900. The person who pur- (
chased it confidently expected TO make "A hand
some fortune, by simply finding "goid Placers
and selling out the right of digging to the gold
workers.
Manufacture OF thc G:OldOmctcr.
and Publication OG tlac Guide.
Signor D. Alvier, in compliance with tho re-
quest Of numerous scientific gentlemen has COM
me need the manu- facture Of his new Magnetic
Instrument. the GOLDOMETER. whchlle now
offers for sale, In the United States. at the re-
markuIv low price Of THREE DOLLARS each,
accompanied by full instructions for use, and
variety Of Philosophical! hints drawn from the
ancient and modern sciences. or
The Art Of Finding Mines OF Gold:
Silver. Platinum, Quicksilver, Coal. Iron. Cop
per, Lead, and other Mineral Riches. TIE whole
being given in publication called the
COL SEEKERS GUIDE!
This new work, and the GOLDOMETER, are
bcti, ready for sale.
The GOLDOMETER is so simple instru-
men. that a child may learn to operate with il
in five minutes. 1t is not affected by climate,
moisture, or any other known cause, Except the
natural magnet,J and viii retain its power o.
pointing out mineral riches in tine cart. for any
pc rson may use the instrumen Mt at once W it'll per-
feet success.
Farmers and Land Owners.
| Farmers and Land Owners throughout tho L.
States, who have reason TO suspect the existence
of any kind Of Mineral riches upon their lands,
should avail themselves Of this opportunity to
test that fiC. by tile euvest Of all known tests,
be fore the abundance Of discoveries in all parts
of the country shall have lessened this source Of
wealth in their estate.
Adventures to California.
/ Persons going to California cannot make a
be tier investment than by purchasing one OF
these Instruments, which will not only he worth
fifty times its value there, TO sci again, but " i'll
be Of inestimable worth to those who 20 in
search Of Gold, as has been proved by the most
abundant experme ut both in California and the
United States.
TEsrIMONuALs
Signor D'Alvear does aot deem it necessary
to cucumber this notice with a long list Of test-
Inonials, in proof of the value Of his GOLDOM-
ETtR, 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 ISL
and by its use, alone sufficient stamp il
the greatest discovery Of tn. age Nothing but
the extreme cheapncss Of the instrument, and his
desire 10 see it used for the benefit Of nank ind
induces him TO dispose Of it at the low price for
which he ofie RS it, Besides this, his desire
for veal tn is nearly satisfied
The following Testimonials. in proof Of the
value of the Godometer, selected from great
number equally satisfactory, must suffice for the
present:
AsroR House, New York, Dec. 81. 1913.
The Undersigned. having this day witnessed
the practical operation Of Signor Jose D'Alvear's
newly invented magnetic instrume mt, the GOLD
oMETER, feel entirely satisfied that il possesses the
extraordinary power Of detecting Mineral ores
hidden beneath the surface Of the earth. and
have doubt that it will prove an invaluable
aid in the discovery Of the Mineral resources Of
the United States and the world.
J. x. DRAPER. JR.. CHEMIST.
l.. S. FIREMAN, MAGNETIC LIS. MAKER
G.S. DANA, GEoLocIsr.
Los Angeles, California. August, ls43
/ This may certify that the undersigned il fully
convinced that Signor Jose D'AIvear w-s the
first discoverer of the Gold deposites of Califor-
MIA, and that this discovery was made by the aid
Of Magnetic instrume mt ca led the q LIoME rER
which have seen successfully applied to the dis
covcry Of veins Of Gold ore, in places where ns
Indications of that substance appeared upon the
surface Of the earth. r. w. SHERMAN,
Lieut. Sd Artillery, u. S. Army.
No Agents.
In consequence Of the difficulty of finding
faithful agents, aud Of preventing frauds, where
articles of this nature are sent out for general
sale, Signor D'Alvear has determined TO sell none
of his works instruments unless ordered by
letters sent directly to him, when the desired
publication, or instrument, will be forwarded I'M
der his signature and seal, so that all doubt as 10
its geIuin-ness may be removed
II BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS OF
this Instrume mt which may hereafter appear. as
the secret Of imparting the Gold Detecting pow
er is known to no person whatever, except the
original inventor.
/ 1.-THE GoI.DomETER, and Coin SEEKERS
GUIDE, will both be- sen. by mail. closely envel-
oped and sealed, and therefore not subject to in
specton by Postmasters, for the um of THREE
DOLLARS, sent post paid to S,Gsos JOSH DE
ALvEAR. Box 27l3, New York City. The Instru-
m-nt is very light. and the Guide 10 printed on
thin paper-so that the charge by mail, or ex-
press. will be very small to any part Of the u nj
ted States. The price Of the Con- SkExEn's
GUIDE alone. is O<E DOLLAR, sent - sbSve. Ad.
Dress, sfGNOR JOSG Ne ALvEAR
Box 27l3, New York City
/ TOfice for the sale Of the Gold Seeker.
J Guide and Goijometer, No. IS Centre street, N
Y City. where visitors may SOC several casks OF
California Gold, in a rough state. n extracted by
Signor D'Alvear from tina Sacramento Mines