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TESTIMONIALS.

Signor D'Alscar does not deem il necessary 10
rgcumber this notice with long list Of tcsiino.
mails, in proof Of the value Of this Goldome,cr.
snd Gold Seekers Guide. The brilliant rcsulis
Of his labOrs in California, and The discovery, this
very week, Of fresh veins Of Geld in Virginia, and
beds Of Coal in Rhode Island, by its use, are
alone sufficient to stamp il as the greatest disco
very Of the ace. Nothing but the extreme cheap.
Of the instrument and his desire 10 see i, o..
cd for the hcneiit Of mankind induces him 10 dis,
pose Of il at the low price for which he offers il.
Besides this, his own desire for wealth i nearly
satisfied.
The following Testimonials. in proof Of the Va,
lue Of the Gollometcr. selected from great num-
her equally satisfactory, must suffice for tho pres
ent:
As.or House, New York, Dec. 81, 1913.
The undersigned, having this day witnessed
the practical operation Of Signor D'Alyear's new,
" invented magnetic instrument. the GoIdometcr.
feel entirely satisfied that it possesses the exraor.
binary power Of detecting Mineral ores hidden
beneath the surface Of the earth, and have no
doubt that !, will prove an invaluable aid in tho
discovery 81 the Mineral resources Of The Uni,sd
States and the would.
J. X. DRAPER, Jr., Chemist
l.. :. TERN ANN, Magnetic Ins. Maker.
q. s. DANA, Geologis,
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Stray Cows.

TAKEN up by the subscriber two red cows,
4 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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senator r.on, FLORIDA. I,el.

scnator from fforida. = Jackson
Morton (Whis) was elected by The Legislature Of
Florida, on the Is, Of this month. 10 be senator
ofihe United States from that State, to serve for
sir ysas from the 3ri day Of March next, 10 sue
cred senator Westcosi, whose term d service
will then expire.
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Governor Graham.

Al a meeting ~ the citizens ri HILLSIDE
rough aud is vicinity. held NJ The courI
muse on SATURDAY The 9Th instant. Ste.
phen Moore. esq, was called 10 the chair
and DR.. Pride Jones appointed secretary.
The Chairman, in few appropriate
remarks. stated the object of the meeting
10 be. to express our appreciation of the
ccnduri of his excellency William A. Ora.
ham While Executive Of the State. and our
pleasure al receiving him again amongst
us as citizen.
On motion. committee OF five was ap.
pointed to tender 10 Gov. Graham The
compliment Of public dinner. 10 ascer-
tain when il would be cnnsenient for him
10 accep, Of the same. and make the neces.
sarv arrangements therefor.
DR.. w. A. Norwood, r. B. Ruflin. ].
w. Norwood. DIR. Pride jones. and II.
X. Nash, were appointed 10 serve on the
committee; and on motion the chairman
was added 10 The list.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
;. MOORE, Chm.
RRiDR JONES, Sec'y.
The following correspondence has "a.
ken place between Gov. Graham and the
Committee; aud Tuesday the Odd instant
has been fixed for the day of The entertain.
ment. II will take place al the Union
Hotel. and will be furnished by Maj. How
er,on.
Hillsborough, Jan. 18th, ls49.
Hon. William A. Graham.
DEAR SIR:-Your friends and neigh
bors, anxious 10 evince their great saiisfac-
iion at your return once more to renew
the social relations of which your absence
ip the service OF the State has for some
time deprived them, have appointed the
undersigned committee TO tender 10 you
= public dinner, al such lime as may suit
your convenience.
They perform the duty assigned them
with great pleasure. and would only add.
for themselves individually. the hope that
You will not decline al their hands this
public but simple and heartfelt testimonial
Of their esteem for private worth and pub
lie fidelity.
Very respectfully. your friends,
STEPHEN MOORE,
JN0. w. NORWOOD,
PRIDE JONES,
w. A. NORWOOD, s.
II. X. NASH,
P.B. RUrFIN,
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With sentiments az sincere esteem AM
rrspeel. am your friend & serr.l.
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
To MesEz. w. A. Norwood. n. X. Mash.
T. D. RufIin. stephen Mo.,re, John W.
Norwood, Pride Jones.
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So oa
"wednesday, January "a.

Ah-r The erElAnaiion made If the cause Of the
flse sPPssnare Of the IA namser of The RecOr-
der. our reader. viii nos l.s Disappointed a the
appearances Of bui . half st~ei ss-dsy. Having
nov olaainsd lie required help. We hope % have
everything straight next wreck. and that thereafter
the Recorder win mske - regular appearance in
full sizs. a. heretofore.
We have filed this half shce, as well as We
could. bot have not made i as interesting az we
desired. as several Of our mos, valuable exchanges
have fsil~d 10 reach Us by he two last mails 4
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Death or nr. setier.-Th, chslis,

- 49, A"e NsA@ss-
ion Courier gives ,sIrsraphic report II the death
Of ths Hon. 4. II. Sewer. late = senator in Con-
gr.ss from Arkansas.
The appointment q Lewis cass. jr.. 10 he
charge dAHaires % he Papal States 10 Inc place
q Jacob T.. Martin. decreased. has heen confirmed
BY The Senate.
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10, Angeles. California. An, 10,

Los Angeles. California. Aug, 1913.
This may certify that the undersigned Is fully
convinced that Signor Jose De Alvear was the
frs, discoverer Of the Gold deppsilcs Of California.
aud that this discovery WAS made by the aid Of a
Magnetic instrument called the tiollomcter. which
have seen successfully applied 10 the discovery
Of veins Of Gold ore. in places when no indica-
tions Of that substance appeared upon the surface
Of the earth.
4. w. SHERMAN, 1t. 81 Artillery.
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Adventures TO California.

Persons going 10 California canno, make bct-
ter investment lhan by purchasing ono Of these
instruments, which will not only be worth fifty
times lis value there, TO sell again, hut will Le Of
inesIimshle worth 10 thoso who go in search of
Gold, as has been proved by The most abundant
experiment both in California aud the United
STATES
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Goldometer, or Gold Seekers Guide

Signor DAIyear has just arrived At New York,
from the Gold regions Of California, by way Of
Panama, Charges, and New Orleans. bringing
with him very large quantity Of Gold ore, salu-
ed at nearly one million Of Dollars, which be col
lected there, long before the existence Of the Gold
mines became known to the residents Of Caifor-
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History of the Discovery.

Signor DAlvear went to 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 precious metals would be revealed there,
upon careful investigation. He was encouraged
to this enterprise, also, by his confidence in the
powers Of a certain Magnetic instrument which he
had invented, called the Goldometer," by whose
aid be expected to be directedat once to the Gold
Placsrs," il any such existed. Nor were his ex.
pectalions disappointed. His scieniifc calcula
tons proved to be founded in truth and profound
wisdom, and his new instrument, the " Goldome
ter fulfilled his highest hopes. In less than two
months after reaching California, he struck upon
one Of the richest gold mines in that country, up
on an obscure branch Of the Sacramento river, in
gorge Of hills extremely rocky and difficult d
access, and seldom visited BY the native Galifor.
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Farmers and Landowners,

Farmers and Land Owners throughout he u.
STATES. who have reason IL suspect the existence
q any kind u Mineral riches upon their lands,
should avail themselves of this opportunity % test
that fact hy the surrs, 81 all known tests. hefro
the abundance Of discoveries in oil parts of tho
country shah have lcssened this source Of wealth
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CALIFORNIA GOLD
DISCOVERED ny
SIGNOR D'ALVEAR'S GOLDoMETER!
THE
GoLD.SEEKER'S GUIDE!
OR
Secret Art of finding Hines of Gold
Silver, Iron, Lead, Copper, Coal,
and other Mineral Riches,
DISCOVERED ny
MAJ rr0. rae. s.U

TyHE first discovery Of Gold in California was
Il made by DON JOSE D'ALvEAR, an emf.
ncnt Spanish Geologist, Chemist and natural Phi
losopher, by means Of newly invented Magne-
10 instrument % laI Tho
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ftisns Diguis.as =. q - u.aaer me pssssncs
4 ruEr.y * rniise fese.frh, le ota.inef tte "a
Il sons .ilsgn a. iNenlt ssni e sld Ei;hful Ia
disns, Ard Steadily IuHs.Hns his iask. ool.rtiax
ellen faaIs lhan 3ea0 NoTth 4 gold IN ss,.rla
das. nhirh be concesirs IN dep rayins, uiih-
~, etriling say snsTieian nhaieEer, Hnil silsr
he discovery a god e Ia I. suiieT's Mil wAsn
Tho maunfzins were rsnsacked ~ cold SEEKER,
end Signor D'AlFesr's cod plantI." Tie Iirhe,s
ii 20 EslisaFnia. nas lessl Ni.h gHely sdyrn,r-
Il l. now found lhat he real minrs o. souE-
css II ihr gd lie in The garges II The mOsniains.
and nOi IN the leis. sands ~ the rivers. PIE
slous 10 Having California. sienoT D'Aivear cold
his inspuaeni. tie GaLioneler. very impeTE e
one. ior 5000. The person who purchased ii
runhdeniy eSpecicl 10 nlske handsome fortune.
hy simTly finding = gold plsoers" and selling o,t
the Tieht 81 digging "a The uold WofkRFs
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Art Of Finding mines of Cold,

This new work. and The Goidom .er. are now
both ready for sale.
The Goldometcr j. 80 simple an instrument.
that child may learn - operate with il in Eve
minutes. Il is not eisecte,l hy climate. moisture,
ar amy other known cause, Except the natural
magne) and viii retain is iresr Of pointing cut
mineral riches in the earth for any number Of
years. By the uid Of the Guide any person may
use the instrument at once with perfect sue
CO.'S
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MO AGENTS.

I. w. SHERMAN, 1t. 81 Artillery,
u. :. Army,
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Manufacture Of the Goldometsr, and
Publication of the Guide.

Signor D'Aly.sr. il compliance with the e.
quest o. numerous seisniilic renllcmen. has COM
mrnred the nlsnuiarturs sfhis new Magnetic In
slrument the Goldomeier. Which he now offers
for ssle, IN Ihe United States. q, The remarkably
Lw price Of THREE DOLLARS each. acconpa.
ninlhy full instructions for use. and variety of
Philosophical hints drawn from ihs sncienl end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-17

The Legislature Of Kentucky passed q "a" au'
,horzlng the formation Of limited partnerships oui II
sequence Of some neglect In not sending 70 'ne
Governor for bis signature, &, failed to become ss
The Missouri Legislature has passed OH 70
Incorporate the Mammoth Mining Co. This oiA Moor
pora,e. Company with capital Of $4,000 for the
purpose Of mining smiling and manufacturing ores
minerals and metals In the Counties Of Jefferson
Ws,hing ton and Franklin.
Norwalk Money, at Cincinnati, brings 40 cents
on the douar-a decline Of 10 cents.
a careful estimate by the Engineer OF the Lou
isvie and Frankfort Railroad Of the probable cost and
profits Of the road has been made with the following
results
Ts ,.8 hs 10 The besi nanaer 9Th very ght Trases cos.
ub-s fnhe readg for ss5l The ror Of - ~.
s-sht o. te ysrt sJ1n =. th- above aoan le -
OF l-0l nat7 tt- 60 T..
us- sacs ocust- b inche, s7ls', inse ~ ~
Inc miles. aad u stone Ar ~
Tie ows Tor ~ ni-. high. try ris-, rtih s'e &C
-rsIsg- 20 tie roat ard require but small outay !" i'-
repair --
me- estimated bo.o..s year $1,000 q; - srP-n.e
~ <aOs-soeng ~ ih- mile run--aFins Tor prom
500 0 beng over 10 yer o.ut upon The capital Ih- ~siusi- ioi
b1sae.s Tie Lsxrgton and franAor hafosd - mrs &c
length has actually a. 70 over 10000 annually
roaI ts.e Necessary a. hand, N CONF le L
aef fhe present st January l. ihe st m
subcr1es sd5oo with the calls MADE - ni- OF u- f.
contract purchased and vii 10 ready or csc o' De
cernbsr l. isf4 ....-, 1870
Te roas has BY loan $4,000 and Psege
tie road for Its repayment
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SCHOOLS
MALE BOARDING. SEMINARY awIL q,

MALE BOARDING SEMINARY Al WILTON
WI Com Easy Of access 10 NeSfofE Cliy-il- lhc
naI o h. pss experience and hss been Induced
II erer. hos-e designed TO sc-Omn Odeie ~ pupls
please ace rirruiars which be had Al the henpdls
hook room 80 Ma berryst Aso NJ 7bi ChainansL me
e. - hoped satisfactory II = desired that ho-r
" ,hiug % converse arrange with the prnclpa "".io
leave their addresses the store of hr slr.r 10
Chsihsu-st References 10 Rev. VIM bsnEs WHO'D
WsS.mss Disemsn Controllers Ofce New YORK
mi ia ABEL W III ibOpn' tllulp'--
xaJRITI~s 1IA--b-.-JONEs's INlTiATORf
w COUNTING Rooms. 2f1 Broadway a wnung
thoroughly Instructed 10 Ioness system 40 developed
10 hs r-msalary Wiring Books The success inst hs'
attended nj. 81 instruction In the principal 'chop'
OF ihis city and Brooklyn 10 su ient gusfanif nal the
progress. 81 the pupil viii De commensurate win The ume
And atleption given These books are pnhisted ~
J METCaLF, 202 East Broadway.
Wholesale orders are received Al ~ Broadway
mic Wv
VyHESgU LANGUAGE.-Pro J. P EDWARDs-
i Evening Glasses 10 Gentlemen are on Mondays, Wed
ussdsys and Saturdays Al o'clock Ladies asses ron
I, 81 At the Professors residence % F0urf-sVcrue
His circulars consnng - letters hts system OF nsiruc
ton written by bic pupils he hsd al ne Professor
residence ard 1t following book T. French 10
NA.ssu.t Kernot 6Sj and Thomas CrOven, oiJ Broad
way Terms tl2 for q lessons In aiyance fanles
isughi Al their own residence. MO u
I,yRNI>G CLASSES IN FRENCH At the rest
Edercs II Professor DE- LA PLACE 90 Chamberss
New YORK Apply from TO O'CLOCK line addressed
10 81 DE- LA PLACE viii meet with siennon Terms
mo1ersts mis- w.
NRENCH IANGUAGR.-mlss DELANEY IN
forms Tie ladies' OF Brook yn and vicinity that she gives
lessons In the shove langusge Msnescas Oral system
81 her residence, Is Pesrrst Brooklyn. ny 4m
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Later from Havana.

By the Isabel we have received our files of Ha-
vsns papers, via the Ddr0 de Ia Marisd, Gso,is de IA
Harasa and the Euro InSssa from the I'd to the sth
Inclusive.
We are indebted to the courtesy OF Mr.. Blanchard.
Clerk Of the Isabel for lst Of the passengers snd
consuees by the Isabel and Tor Havana prices current
with list Of vessels In port We are assured by MT
X that there was no news Of moment In Hsvsns.-
Among the passengers the justy celebrated lSi
ian Operate troupe Of Havana, who will give lew
representations In Charleston. suitable arrangement
10 made. Among other names we observe that 81 lie
desco.
The Dia,io noticing the departure of Tedeseo and
Beneventano ssys that they have made engssemeni
20 appear in New york They will return to Havana
next Winter having relnquished proposed visit to
Paris for the present Msrin and Bo,,esni have eii
ca roMts for London Savannah Repub 18th.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


THE MISSION OF SUFFERING.
Wouldst thou SatFering's boon refuse,
Dainty lord, or slugglish boor !
Then a worthless portion choose,
Weak and imbecile and poor.
Know that mighty powers are wrought
BY the mighty throes Of thought;
Stunning 10 the blow that steels,
Bitter il the cup that heals.
Dowried Ease may seek renown,
But the fatuous splcndor flies
While the martyrs thorny crown
Cleans with jewels Of the skies.
Pangs like death attend the birth
OF the infant soul on earth;
BY the pangs OF death are riven
Ties that keep that soul from Heaven.
Fire and hammer torture steel
Ere the tempered sword il wrought
Cruel blows the mind must feel
Would il test its power Of thought.
Bid the lightning scourge the skies
When malarioas dsmps arise
To the furnace bear the ore
And the virgin gold restore.
Think you that the ingots CLEAN,
Waiting for the loiterer's hand
Floats the pearl upon the stream
CLOVIS the diamond In the sand
No To-day brings toll and SORROW;
Brighter dswns the glad Tomorrow.
Pleasure 10 the boon of Pain
Present loss is future Gain.
tsdsu, Mas. March -. F.H. C.
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srrrosrp sHot stlt rHt Isl.sb ST. McaiusTe following
dispatch addressed o. LORI Pamssn. By n " Cosu At
Nh-e respecting the shoa ssd . have bon discovered near
tbsf slant. s. MicHasts Jan g. 1872
NJ, lord, have arqusnt of6shp that tkak
importance British trade fhs The ersiencs Of the
ths Dispatch should proset
dproed possible induced fh- ~ he British
Prcpeo Louon and Hus ri Guernsey, 20 proceed 70
We, the quarfer % shal Of = SD a. hsse been
Th-t rturnsd yesterday l weeks cr-ng having paced 70
uss-dy alleged place without finding c.coor
of the " other N ho Bot they stated that
sy ss drnr -qrelt hsavy treaA lac ih-
Opersn of The Gut " Ghfattr Which night BE- easily mistaken
eve a short distance. for br@ster-
trust ths, my considered sa;ac,ory shown by tie
rsrF ships had down the ~nC sd chart that such
made ~ the whose reports bad che honor
rip and that he, nohag 10 endansef ne
rsss.se of ships between fui- 9. sui and l-fcefa
probable that The meeting az te tidal ani Atsntc currents
fch the anal Oh introduced cr each other
rshi quarter " such apPeafances regular
Ae-'"'f THOMAS CAREw HUNT
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BOARDING.


DOARD-A suite Of rooms on the second hoor. win
- hoard nav bad 5io Houslon-s few doors east
q, Roadway Ampe closets and water pipes are connect
"a ,b hs.a rooms The location IL one OF the most ee-
vsied In the civ and "a Desirable one for families dlrng
the coming season. nlo -
I,nAKD-A gentleman and his wife eau be sccommods-
ID I'd with bosrd and pleasant rooms, with pannes al
,arssd In puvaie family where there are few genieel
boarders Apply a. 1856 Esst-Brosd~sy. ml5 ~
pU.HOINt:-A lsdy ard gentleman, or Two single
- gen ernen can be accommodated win bosrds private
fmv In og Fl ne ghborhoOd within block Of stage
route Inquire n AZ Woosier--t ml2 ~
slOxRpiNG.-wsniedb y gentleman and 81. wife
IL In A geuteel neighborhoOd. east Of he Bowery Ree f
ences exchanged. Address d w. ; this othce mis- teod
1IO.KD snd very pleasant rooms for a fsmiy or for
II 49,. Isn.n Al as Wsrrsr-st z8f I'm
nIEA.aNT FURNISHED rooms, On the second
and thd hoofs, with without breakfast and tss ~
Park place. lo- 10
nUysIIIAN,- OFFICE TO LkT-.s % Esst
1 Broadsay Also. two rooms with board Ban room
win warm cold aud shower baths In the house n5 bie1d
A WIDOW LADY Of responsibility residing IN NE
n west end OF the upper part OF the city and hsVltg
large hous. would Ee to take 81 elderly genlenzn 10
hoard " here he would ind al the comforts ara convent
euce. OF a qu-i and respectable hons address a . Al
no off ~ Tn Tribune mLu
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California kmigrunts.
Nv the Henry Aston. from Nantucket March ii :

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by the bark J. 6. Collcy, Capt Ym. Smith, from
Norfolk. Va March IL
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k,osl-y KTes : Wilson ossr.. Phn.' 10. Ihons.,
. s..'s %$ ei d. W. %1 ss'i - ssss s
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The Cincinnati Company, overland via $, Louis len
March 10;
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k.sy r,.,s'., s. ions ss.,. s .S 81 sS
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isthmus on the sth
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Root, jacob s,eae, Dsnsl Ns~coine, 1eofse tes);
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The Mississippi and Alabama Emisrstins Co LETT
vichsburg March l, on the Overland Route via FORK
Smith. Arb The following are the members
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF nEw-yoRK. MARCH ls.

ARRIyFD-s-snshp Trent. RI Morton, Bermuda March II,
% Maitland & Phelps. Len 81 Thomas March 4
Chase, White, Caasuss F-b s. moasses' % John J
Tsyor a Co.
BnF May Draper Draper St Mss Feb s cotton 70 MASTER
ID m with schf Eza1-th Gag Of nysc for Nfos and -
changed Signals with her March lat 20 CO. on y 90 Pssensf-
Mr. Williams.
srhr Utics, Edwards, Portland.
sthr Banner. Small. Lub~c, days
sfhr Pavilion. Suow Harwfh. f.h.
srhr Desni-. Hotsiou Msrh-hesd, fish
schr Ivsnhoe siuor ton Thomssfor. lime.
s.hr Cinderella. Snow. Ch-tham. fsh.
schr Gn Bas, futile, N-s Hssen.
sAILED-From the lovsr psy-Shps Harmons Gasgow ROB
ROY Mobi-: Columbia. Charleston; Emily Miner Isabel
hs Hyns r. ssnier Lucy Penniman. 81 Msrss
RELOM-Bsrk Isanons. By rian NOrsans.