f*jUgg^UX^^ k-xx- Vol; 10. Barkeryille^, ^Villiam CJreek^. -. B .0., Saturday,: April 29, 1871: No; 26 m TEM G 4;RIB.0-0 &E^-T^ELl8h^1' PYqYe * su^stai^al benefaction,: we ^ ���������-*-' ^-*- should"select tbe wife of a Irish gentleman. ������������������;���������-. y-Published every .Saturday ?by -^ : JR;0/B;i it T ��������������������������� H 6 L L O W i: Y. ���������������������������:'��������� Subscription, v..'- 50 Cents per Week. RATES OF ADVERTISING. For one sqiiJire (one inch), first insertion,, .- $3 ' P. X4* [[[���������*'���������/*'' ...% :������������������:��������� ...orieraoatli,../. -/. 5 For two squares, first.insertion, \, - J - - 5 ���������*-.-. /*' one nionthy- '-'/--' - y-'-y' S- Agents for the " Cariboo SentirieU" Van Winkle,-'" ������������������'- . Qiiesnehhnuth, Sbda-Creel:/- :.r���������"'������������������ Clinton, - X \, .Tale;/ '. //' { Now Westminster; Victoria, --1 *���������*.*���������' ���������:-���������' L. P.-; Fisher, Hntlson & Menet,'. ��������� Mr.JyW. '.'It nd hart ~ PPii ByrU/irti^sJKxpress ,.;. /,. .. Bahiurd' s Express J-i/t Barnard's Express -- -,. ��������� d0; "'-, <!(>.��������� ���������*���������'. ..���������.",.:...'i^{i\n. ^fnrrny ..', v1 :./ :-;:y.TJ fi.' John. Co!Ions c, - . -: San Fri/h Cisco .���������������������������-.���������- . .,, . New York. THE PRINCESS :^ATRini5 <^tND:; THE /MARQUIS-OF-ELY, - /.; The rumor that the,precedent- of Ihe Princess L ou ise is,'- I Heel y/ to.. ;fi n d j ni i 1 atibh: p h th e p a r t o f he r y rii in ger :��������� sister^ ��������� m ay Or. tft ay. n o; t He fiuiKtworiliy ^lijit will' iriORfc -assure<Ily ��������� be popular. No w a VI a ys th el i n e of d e marca-ti o n. \) o\ ween p .e pr and com m on er. is "too fai n t to j11������r.in i ti:' of an yya d yahrta ������ps to... the. -form er.��������� AV I iere th o b i r th of b o th is eq n al, tli. e''irl ist in c- ftio n; social ly.-^jpajifl^^ far ,fr.f ni mhrringes.siich as .these/serving' 'fo: se- Nor wouId the position be unworthy of ber Royal High ness7 station. There ��������� are- few names known :to -Garter, Clarehcieux, or Mo'un tj o yy fo r a m 6 ve distinguished re cord than th at b o rne b y the y o u ng p ee r to whom report contracts her; there are not many dp- mains in . the kingdom more splendid thau that wherein, with proud humility of title; Ely Lodge, in Lower Lough Erne, near En- niskillen, rears its pilastere'd facade. There are- no fc- very rn any hsfi nor "Co dirts p f Ei i ro pe. in one of which she could reign with higher state, and ..d.ign i ty/. vT here is th rough on t Eu ro p e no people whom her presence copld win to a tenderer love, a truer loyalty. The day that sees an Ehgliah princess weddcd to ah Jrish genii eman; and establishes as 1 he resident queen of a resident aristocracy,; that day marks the d eittMo f Irish d i saffec tio ii. /I t is b u 11 o b e re- gi'e t ted that the: extreme y pi l.tli of b e r Roy a I Highness-forbids its, immediate ani icipa tion. Rut if bSppi Iy",and;ih the fn 1 ness of tijne it should indeed'dawii,.itjyilj give into her girl's ban irl / a -i see p tre of rarer, power than Lord Strathnairh's baton���������the power of compel ling the chivalrous; affectionate feaJity of a brave .and'chivalrous people. attacks of.'Indians, and. willed it to bis son elude the;^^ order from father to son, arid at last became /the proper ty; 6f Heiniich Van.'Schrenbendyke, a ^ood-natured. stolid.Teuton, whose son Jo- haurieS) a bright anil lively you lb of sixteen years, was told to saddle the -horse and ride to tbe mill with the grist, and hurry back.-^- T he grist - W as on such 6 ccasio os ��������� p 1 aced in one end of the bag and a large stone in the other end to balance it. Johannes having fliiro.wn^e;..ia^iioTOa^ffbe liorseJs hack.- and got the gi ist evenly divided, had no need of the stone to balance it. He ran to his father and cried: "Oh, father, come arid seel we don7t need the stqne;any more?' The, old; gentleman calmly siuveyed the scene,'aad, with a severely reproachful look, .said;.-. -,������������������ ... . ���������..-...;;- ���������:,.��������� _t, .:;. ������������������ y"~-. \ " Johannes, your fadder, your grandfadder, und your great-graadfadder, aU'weat fode mill with de stone in one end of de pag, und de grist in de odder. tTnd now you. a mere poy, sets yourself up to -know more as dey do. Yoa put de stone in de pag, und never more let me see such smartness like dat." y e r fn 1 'va ssa 1 s. th ey rather. r eh der * Her> rferSo n nnd ��������� dignity familiar to the widesf possible oi rcl e: o f pVi c i e t y; through, th e, conn tl ess ram ifi- ���������cations which bind the. ^reat houses-to the tieople.;. Sri oh is jespep'iall y tb(v oa^wi th ther ^oiise ^ofi Loftusv ^The^fconnectldni- of this powerful family with the gentry of the? Pale ; are-legion^ and sbmeihingo-mqre.> -JFhere are 16-fi ay very few ge nd era erf of s landi n g: in Ir������e- 1 and to.whbm the Marquls.Is not kin, by how- ever remote a tie. The Wood of-Old .I)octor Adanoi L'oftus, .first^Provost' of Trinity .College.' th an ks to th e prod uciive and patri o ti c energy ������of each of his seven daughters, flows in the ^einspf a myriad^Irishmen* /To each pi these. aii^d evehf to the dependents" of each of these. rthe union of a, dsughter*of:England with their. ���������chief would be inexpressibly flattering. Nor :could a nobler ^ac^bo^^off^'iig^D^ichito ���������graft ihe; stock of ? royalfry'^thfen :the race froin which has sprung;.the iiouse ^f Morningtoii "ami tbeoaine o^Wellesleyi. and which, had it 'B orn e.'b u t a. si n gl e hero^ were fere yer famous iq'.English story with the fame of the greatest -soldier England has eter known. - y y^al^there:are,broa^ thaii! these 'upon which ibf ^rGrpodjtoa^H^tobej comniended. It seems to oflfer "a guarantee *that \a; portion <>t her Majestyfs . dominions 1 'hitherto too mu*eh neglected is about! at last 'to be received into the sunshine of royal favor. That royal favor means a good deal. It means a periodical 'court, with the consequent abrogation of absenteeism, and, if it meant nothing snore, would do, more for the country than any dos^h Acts-'olF Parliament. Let the Irish people but'gain the opportunity of frequently, and. regularly meeting ttieir landlords face to face/and: nine-tenths'of the- evfls of which they complain will have vanished. '^e'-inoV^aV-n^'-'mtny'1 study as this intercourse would compel could not but] produce a. mutually beneficial effect, and we long to see it promoted accordingly.' ��������� It isvthe' Marquis of Ely whom we should j desire to nominate as Earl Spencer's successor.; while, of all the princesses available for . ��������� ^ .. j *��������� s^' ^fi ��������� u *u������ attained. .U is a sure anil effective remedy. Sold the purpose of drawing, after ber across the. Jy ail Drn^ista. channel a glittering train of. iaahioa which i. Directions accompany each lAkCKSTBit ;^isi)OM--In Pennsylvania, not many years .ago, dwelfc the descendants of Peter Van Sen reu b eri Ay ke, wb 6 had c 1 earn d his own farm, guarded it care fully from the NEW ADVERTISBiMENTS. THE BRITISH COMMBIA: <List/ of fiette^S Remaining in BARNARD'S EXPRESS OFFICE, AprW yy':..;/-. y ':'22,.iS7i;':;//,/",/'^ /y../-" BUSINESS NOTICES. The Great Family Medicine of the. Age. . THIRTY i'EAHS Hare elapsed since the introduction of the Bun Killer to the public, and yet at the present time it is more popular and commands a larger sale than ever before. Its popularity is not confined, tu this country alone y all over the world its' beneficial effects in curing the " ills that flesh is heir to," arc aclcuowl edged and appreciated, and as a pain" killkh its fame is limited to no country, sect uor race. It needs only to be known to be prized. * Thirty Years is certainly a long enough time to prove the efficacy of any medicine, and that the pain killer is deserving of ail its.propriet.ors claim for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled popularity4it has bottle, spl Anderson John Ayn ls;ftic .<��������� _"''-/ Arwing Mr/ / BriggS'Sainuoli:���������.y ��������� ;'; Baker William.; /��������� Brassey T .//���������// ,v/' Beschamps E Lonard: B*akin Michel" Z\ Brown Henry R ��������� ' Bieavenu Dame Joseph Carrigau Owenv: Constable Bell * Christian Henry "���������'���������.. Garlin Rodger : . ,*. ChorlcyRobt ChiBg/'Ge./' ::f "':/.-: ��������� Connors Dcnnis;,. ,..,,,.... Corbett Eicliacl' .Dietz William .��������� r: Jpiclcsoa. Charles Davis Wm 1/ Douglass Daniel - Drake John .' DinhenonHonour '".-' Davis John Wx ������������������/������������������--.. Dixon John G Emery Edward (2) Fasanaro Domenico FlavryMr Fluvry August' ��������� Gross Daniel Grecnfciado A B Garredof Antonio Genumit Robt Harden John Haub Jakup Hancock J H Hutton William. Hastings 0 / Howard SamuelJ Hodge Watsoa Howvslt Fredkj ���������ap22 '" .. .'Hart.David- . ;, Huchinvole John Ham Edward / '-y ' Kestea .Charles & Jacob ��������� Kir^ia. James .,;.- ; ��������� LiniresG . /-. -' Xang'Jk'3' ". Lawrie S ' , Lansteaurc Mons ..-: ..Maywood Jas H (2) .y. . McKee Samuel'.. : McIauesNeil '/ ���������Maggin Joseph-'(2)--��������� ���������. MolvosJno Mallov Timothy ��������� : Moore B B& J :; .. Nicolas Mons.. .... ., *ri ���������' Owens William ''���������'���������'.'/ /PondMr ���������������������������.. / ������������������"'���������' Parf\nnC pacoyRobt '/"'���������- ;PettrsottJamcsB y Bichlcy Geo Roberts William Robertson H,W Richai'ds Adblpk RictiardsDan ���������'��������� .' PpreyHick Schmidt Julia Stephen Barnard Savuccn-DD ;, Tynon Thos Thompson Wm J Varchereau Louis. > "Williams Jno R' Wheeler Mrs Ann Westhko W" . WooilTlios ���������Write H J Wilson Geo Wing Pan Ti JAMES WIGKHAM, Agent. Slieet and Cast Iron Stoves A. GILMORE, GOVERNMENT STREET, VICTORIA, V.I EAS ON HAND, AND IS CONSTANTLY receiving, ft large .assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMBRES and YESTINGS. -which he is prepared to make to order in tho most approved styles. ;8Sr Parties on William Creek can have their measures taken by Mr AtcCallum, Barkerville. jfif3- All orders from Cariboo promptly attended to. jolStf ALt JOBBING WORK IN TIN, CbPPERjSheet ��������� Iron, Zinc and Lead Piping; attend-ed to with promptness, and .warranted to give entire satia fact on. .,--, .... , .... ��������� /'��������� .- Hardware Iron & Steel TC **���������*' ;FORiSALE/ :p: pp. PP^ . P Bafkbrvillb and Quesnelmouth. v^an yolkeiibiirgli '&.., Go. Barkerville, Richfield ���������-AM)��������� E. A SUPPLY OF THE BEST QUALITY OF FEESH ��������� ALWAYS OH HAND. rn SYLVESTER'S sprees yj* The Omineca Express will connect with B&rnnrd's Express at Quesnel mouth and William Creek,- wawi^ parcel and leLters will be received. . i*w- A General Express busings conduetod. y .KUJa-S SYLVESTER. j8������- a genen nih^a nam Tfffi'-q'ABIflOO SENJINEL 1AW. X SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1871. '������������������'��������� THE GOVERNMENT AND CARIBOO.:; Tbe kind interest felt lathe affairs of Cariboo by the Government has never been better displayed than hs the action taken on tbe appropriation re������ommb<aded by the Legislative Council ef$500for our Fire Department. As will be seen by reference to the copy of the letter from tbe Colonial Secretary io'reply to the applies tide from (fee Brigade, which ap- $������ari/la another tsoluma, " The amoniit asked tor by thi Fire Brigade was not placed oh the Estimates: tbe vote of the Legislative ' "Council "has ho effect, as it was not initiated by tbe Governmsnt." Then why, if votes of the Legislative Council have no effect, were they allowed to go on from day to day losing ��������� thbe and public money iii voting money -for *Mi arid dtber purposes'?/and why was not ilie ampnnt, or a greater; qnflplace^-on the intimates? Ia th������ existen^ m Carihfoo to be'totalljrMirnored when ^rsTehtt'eTs to o������;coi5ected?^ft; would seem, iu <judge': by past A egislatio n ���������$. du ti es, road tolls, mining licenseaj^pibrding and laying <om fees,v grp^nc^reh&, double court Tees; Everything Th'! we5 shape of money that can 'he fqueeaeotdirectly or indirectly, is to be taken from\ihei patient,; jong-sun^riDgCa^poifees^ but when any expenditure is asked for the district; a his Exceliehcy regrets that tjie jpres- ���������eSt-position of tbe 'flnances do not permit him 1 to com pi y with The recomm en datibn ot the 'Council" i 1 Now on the Estimates -as press n ted to the Council.we find the sunr of $750 appropriated as aid to the Deluge Co, of Victoria;/;df/ course.; ,y i^Tbe position .;; 6tX the ^flr^^lhce8T, aiithoriies this ; \mt we should 1 ike ts' kfl.ow which has The -best right to any:- such ��������� ���������P|iropriatibh~Vicwria^or.j5a.riboo't Again, .another -nice Tittle^ Act /has/been passed for .tb* benefit of tbe\yictpVia;Fjre Companies^ n?hicb ^provides -fcbatjj* Whereas1 It is expedfen t ihti.% turtberprpj iJMb& should; be raafo: for the raising of fuhdsHbr theysupport of the v Fire Establishments of th e ��������� ci ty of Vi c fcoria. i n ad- ���������eTtion to the provisions contained is the Fire ���������Companies' iMA, Ordinance, 1869," every ftJWV pt'i',#n Insurance Company for Victoria t Bhall ipay,Tn addition to previous rates, au ���������-- an&mal tax of $ SCO towards the support of the v'fl re establishineri t; Now j ��������� th e Ordihan ce ef HS69 already provides that the / Insurance Companies shall pay a tax of one-eighth per ������<mt. upon all insurances effected upon prdp- r*������rty in Victoria towards the same object, in .-addition to which there shall be levied anmi- ^ially a rate not exceeding one-quarter per cent? upon the value of each building within Aha ci ty - .1 im i to r Now, supp osiug the value o f these' bniidiegs in the great commercial city v4>f Victoria, the emporium of wealth and capital of the colony, to be only.,two millions of dollars, the last rate would, produce $5000, ��������� to say nothing of the taac on Insurance Com- jmniea, who now are to pay an additional /direct tax, although their business extends to ���������effeetihjg insurances in Cariboo and every other part of the colony. Is this impartial legislation ?( If so, we must plead ignorance ���������of the subject. And still an appropriation of ;$750 is made for the assistance of a local fire .company jti Victoria, and nothing for Cariboo. To use the mildest terms we can, we rennet characterize the whole proceedings as . aatrageous aod contemptible. The people of ^<Cariboo are no beggars ; they do not whine at the gates of administration askings for favors to which they ba^e no right. They ask merely for common justice. They are ^'willing to pay taxes for the support of the ^Government on a liberal scale, aud wish to .me every department kept up efficiently ; but .there is a limit to everything, even to their forbearance, when they find that after contributing more than their fair quota of expenses ������fcbe smallest return is denied them. Let them ask for what tbey will���������a trifling outlay for the Fire Brigade, for opening trails through >the mines, or surveys of the country, the stereotyped answer is ready, " The present position of the finances will aot permit,"��������� &o, uor tfe* future either. tHE ASSAY OFFICE. We are; happy to say that the business of the Cariboo Branch Assay Ofiice Sai steadily increasing! During the first J^ur^nt^ the preseut- year!*, ihe period when the least gold is being taken ou^. there has been assayed no less than $88,3^5, and the receipts of tbe office have beeu $435 25, against $297 for the -corresponding period of last year. This gratifying increase shows the appreciation, now rapidly gaiuing ground among the miners, of the benefits conferred by this ofSce, and it is worthy of note that last year at this time the Bank of British CbTumbia had all their dust assayed in Cariboo, while now nearly all the business of both banks is doue by the Assay office of the-Bank of British North America at Victoria, which proves that the increased patrouage is drawn from the producers direct. We were disappointed at hot 'seeing the staff of the Assay office, at least of this branch, placed on the Civil List Bill! passed by tlie last Council, but we trust that the ad rainia- t ratio a which will have the. preparation of the next Estimates will have the, commoii sense not to attempt to abolish so useful an institution from any paltry spirit of fictitious economy, as the benefit/to the ; community at large'by -far exceeds any trifling expense w hich it may cost the conntry, while if the rev e nue o f the office co ri tin n es to in crease as it bas been doing lately, it bids fair to be-. co Die nearly self-supporting.'. We won Id sug gest to the head of the department tbe propriety of reduciu g the mi hi n ii ai. charge from $4-for an $800 bar to %2 for $400, cqmmehc- iog the ordih ary half per cent, rate ; at the 1 atter amp un t���������a c U ange w h ich we t li i n k would brtHg a material increase of business. ���������������������������*��������� GENERAL .NBW& \: The Confederation Terms passed;Tie Do* minion - Senate after a sbarp debate,ion 6th. April,. by a ma j o ri ty of 171, ��������� Al I now ^wanted is the Queen''s Order in Couh'cil to make us Canadians^���������Telegrapbic news from Paris is to 12th April. A; veritab 1 e reign of;terror prevailed in the city. The Archbishop of Paris was in prison, having been stripped, tied to a pillar and scouiged for the/ aninse- m ent of the rabb le. Theprisor a were fi I led with prieBts and nuns, arrested as citizen? styling themselves servants of a person nann d God. Tbe Church of Notre Dame had been sacked. 160,000 persons had fled from the oity in ten days. The insurgents bold the walls and sp vera! of the Southern forts, but most of their batteries had been silenced by the Sre of tbe Government troops, witn whbra severe fighting has been going on daily. It was expected that an attempt would be made immediately to carry the city by assault/in anticipation of which barricades were erected and torpedoes arranged in the streets. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS MANAGER. SECRKTAKV, J. Z. HOUGH. O.N. MARSHAL. TH B C A RIBO O AMAT1URS : Wlligive a performance on . Saturday Eveii'gv April 2 9 On which occasion will be presom������d the ravorito and . / lateresting drum* (iu two Acts) entitled THE PORTER'S KNOT. Captain Onkum, - - - Jtr H. WcPerm oU Hamson Burr (;t r������tlro������^Porter), MJ S. TbornpHou Augustus liurr (his *>e>,' -;. Mr (4. N.--MiiMlia.il ; Smoothly Smirk {* Moncy������l>onder), Mr Ed. PeaMony Stephen .Scatter (a Medicul Studtiiii), Oomn'r Johba Boh, .-.', / ��������� - - ��������� - Mr KeilSfiaw; Mrs Burr, - -" ��������� '������������������'* -v V\ nn-nco Wilsoa Al ice (ulcce to Mrs 6.) -, - Mrs S. ?. ParktT . Doors open at 7.30; performance to common co at 8 o^clock. Admission, $ I; Reserved S������at?i," $1 60. ��������� Tickets for the Roserved Seats can be obtained of Mr Marshall, BurcervUle. :'������������������: :���������';.- :.���������/'-*/" v ���������' ��������� ��������� J. J. ROBERTSpN , EGS TO' ANNOCKCE THATHK HAS OPENED A B AT STANLEY. - - LIGHTNING!; CRE)EK, Th e Tahle wll 1 al w;i ya be. pu ppli ed w j th .tho lii est articles that'ean be got in Can boo, and the Bar with the/ y ';.. " ". - ������������������ ;/.. -..../' ��������� ��������� "._ "��������� /'���������;, Finest Wines, Liquors and Oigrars; ap22 Stanley (Mouth tot Chance Creek.) f April 20 1871. . y > Eldorado Billiard & Dancing Saloon HPHE PARTNERSHIP HITHERTO KXISTING BE- :I -tween W. W. Podd s>'nd J. Z. Uou^jh has to-day, eipiriu, by. limitation/ The business will be carried on-hereafter by ���������'. / ������������������;;���������;';'.���������. XX -x ������������������ iVi'. '���������'.. p:-' DOD 5 who hrts purchased the premises, and he^s to thank his frien* a and thopuidic for the pairftnaK������h������stowed on the late firm,; u continuanee of. which he will tlways use his best endeavors to merit. NO UQBORS OR CIGARS Are kept in the Bar THAT CAN BE PROCURED IN CARIBOO. Barkerville, April 19tb, 1871.' ap22 ' MISCELLANEOUS. To Miners and others re- qmring M^ R. CARSALL harinjr stated in the Logislative Council that the Foundry'in Victoria wis not or sufficient capacity io manufacture .the machinery required by the tane & KurVs Co.; and In ordtr thai the public may not be misled by such statement?, aud in Justice to ourselves^ we have to state that uyj Foundry, with the present Tools, can man u la ci ure Machinery of TEN TIMES the capacity of; the machinery Imported by the Lane & Kurt* Company, aad as Cheaply as It can be imported from San Francisco. SPRATT & IRVING, Albion Irbn Works. Victoria, B.C., Januarys*. mb26 lm Dissolution of Partnersliip THS BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED ON AT Barkerville between T. de Nouvlon abd David Kuns, under the name of 1)b NOUVION k KURTZ, is thU day duaolvod by tiiututd couaent, David Kurtz having purchased the interest of T. de Nouvioa tlnrrelu. ��������� ../'"/ Duvid Kurtt will collect all debts due to tke firm and pay all liabilities ol' the same" / , T. J>E NOTJVION, DAVID KURTZ. Barkers ille, March 2?, 18ft/ apl lm ������/ Qi BYRNES, Sheriff of this District; baa oar Power ol' Attorney lor tho cn|lection ol all notts uii-1 acuc'Unts uuc us.' All pernoak, thtreloro, indebted w iiia unatTsigned will please nav him. JAMEci H KliKR & frOK. Barkertille, April 1, 1871. , apl Ma NOTICE. BOX OF CI^OTHINO AND OTHER ARTICLK3 buving been left at the Court House, it ich 11 lo, in the year 180S, marked on the outside J. MUKK13, notice ia nert*oy given that unless tlie said J /Morrw or Ms authorUo i agent shall el tiui tile same i-n or bei'urd.the 30th day oi APiUL, 1871, the same W������U|bJ sold by Public Auction. t.-'- y .-' ; H/M. BAI.L..'^ ���������. Stipendiary Magiiitrue.. Bichaeld, B.C., March 30, 11*71. :^ apV lih Dissolxition of Partnersliip ffHE FIBM OF WEICH k LATHAM IS TUlii DA If X -ofewolved t������y muiuur cwnsvni. r ; ��������� AU UebU will bo Collectod aud paid, by Wm. Welch: ,,.-��������� wxl< wklch: ��������� //./:���������;/. thos. latham. Qttesnflmouth, .'April 10,18"1. .*&&������ lm Ret0rned���������Wp are glad to see a number of our old Caribooitee returning. Among tbe last arrivals we n������tice our friend Mr William Stephenson, accompanied by his bride; Mr Henry Coulter ; 'Mr *M. Chambers, of Lightning .creek, who has been on a visit to Ireland ; aud Mr Lewis Wintrip, who has been to England, and if now accompanied by bis brother. A good many -claim-owners on the dififerent creeks in this vicinity, who have been wintering at Victoria and other places in the oolony, have also returned. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Grerow& Johnson's Stages WILL LEAVE BARKERVILLE EVERT WEEK, connecting with tbe Steamers at Quesnel- mow th and Yale, with H.M. MAIL, EXPRESS and Passengers FOR YALE & INTERMEDIATE PLACES. QEROW aTloHNSON'S Express and Stag������ Line CARRIES Setters, treasure, valuables, express freight and passengers AT REDUCED RATJES. Express Line of Stages. rpHE COACHES OF THIS LINE ARE NOW making REGULAR WEEKLY TRIPS, Carrying Barnard's Express, Passengers and Freight, making close connections with Steamers at each end. BARNARD'S ILL leave Barkerville on or about tbe 12th inst., j������nd wftl:remain a few days at the MOUTH OF QUE������N������LLJC to give pur ties acbtmce of having thtir Tueth attended to betore leaving for Omineca. Bttrkerville, B.O., Aprils, 1871. ��������� Lightning Creee. AND TRADERS will flndJ it to their ad Vantage to purchase at this Store, where there I 3 la connection with WELLS, FARGO & CO., forwards FREIGHT, PACKAGES- PARCELS, LETTERS, TREASURE, COLLECTIONS, COMMISSIONS, And transacts General Express bnslnesB with Pane- - tuality and dispatch. apI5 F. J. BARNARD. COMMISSION, STORAGE, AND or the very best description on band, a1 tod the Steck constantlyreplenisbedby new arrivals. The propria. tore will soil Goods AS CHEAP AS ANY Of CARIBOO. OrdersprompUyailed tend forwarded with dispatch BEEDY & MNDHARB, Van Winkle, Proprte %&n General Agency P ap!5tf JAMES WICKHAM, Barkerville. Collections, Commissions and General Express business done with punctuality and dispatch. AST Office ol the C>riboo Agency at WH OAVIO KURTZ'S STORE, Hp29 Barkerville. SAWNEY'S LETTERS ANP C A R f B O O RHYME������ BT JAMES ANDERSON, PRICE, ." ��������� - ONE DOLLAR Fey sale at the gRMTtfia ������See and forward** fey p.OKtt fret of charge HE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO WFOBM frieudsan d th e public ,that he bis fitted up so^e in bis new bnildlsg, where be is prepared to give good Beets at a reasonable price. Those who will favor htm with their patronage, may depend on the cleanness and comfor t ol his house. He takes also this opportunity to remind the Carl* booites that hie Brewery hag received tho FIRST PRIZE of the Colony for hlBCOlebrat&d And tbe true amateurs wiUbc able to judge by tbem selves that sunn honorable prise has bees jestly awarded to him. N. B, ���������A large fro&t?oom to hat, ���������~,-A Burkef7illa������5ft������, tt% 1A6&. 1?. 9W^ ^y M mi ��������� &&': 1 - HE CAMRMgEyTIKEL "". SATURDAY/APRIL 29. 1871. MINING INTELUGJENCR ���; : ' //.'vriLUAMCRKKK./i'������/.���' :. The claims be t ween the canyon and Cameronton can do little now till after the spring freshet, or ti 11 tlie creek clear? Itself a, channel, a^th* surface water, which is now increasing, percolates and gets lost In the enow, finally tn akin fir its way through old cave's into the bedrock drain. /* : The' Barker 66.1 a st week wa sh ed 32 oz.. but have been obliged to stop. The Romance of tlie West co. have also been stopped; The Ballarnt co; did not work full time last week; they washed 40 o%. STOUT'S GULCH. / '.,':' \ The Golden Hope, co., at the month of the gulch, are fixing and re-blocking their flu mo ��� preparatory-to'-ground sluicing as soon aa tbe water rises. . LOWUKB CRBKK. The Brown ce. last week washed 57 oz. GROUSE CftKSKy '/,;/ ' The Talisman co. have1 no.tr been working full time, being engaged'' in buildinsf ��� houses and fixing up. This week I hey are getting prune coarse gold���one piece weighed about $40. y/-.p:yxXry..yX''iyXlXPiPyypp i-yp PyX" ../���/ BKGGS^ oclch. . . There are about 20 men oh this gulch, usually making good wages. : ; AKTI.KK CnKKK. ;*....,' ;*"*'��� A good many men have started for Antler to make preparations for the summer's work. , / HAHVKT CKKKK, P This creek 1 ooks well fo r the next �� ^asori. The M i n n eh a lm c< ��. a re now pet t i n g som e very pood pay/ I1 he Manitoba co. are still ninn I h 2: a h ead w i i h th eir t u n nei. The New Po - minion co. ��re making goad progress with tlieir,tunnel/^-- &:Px " "���- \'PP ['���:.. r WGHTNlNO CREKK. The /J%htning co. last week washed 104 o?. i The Spruce co. .washed 78 o%. The Booth Wall's co. cannot get to work fairly, till t.hi*. water increases. The -Vancouver co.V thinkingthey were too low in their bedrock driv��*. -rawed in tlie rock and struck gravel ehi* ,w��fk��/ ThHr. belt has .broken, however. brid they have,had to stop in-consequence for repuirs. ���'. :y .. '������ '"'-V p'":' \y' ?r .' MINING RECORDS, / BTKVKNS CKKKK. Porter co.���April o���Recorded in favor of A Porter and J. portman, two hill claims on ri^ht hank, commencing at mouth of Porter tunnel and running up stream 200 feet, s Porter co. (Water)���April TT���Recorded in favor of Porter co.. 40 inches of water, to be taken about GQ0 feet.above Porter tunnel. Tie Ley co.���April 6���Recorded !n favor <it Ah Tan. Ah Wing, Ah Low. lo trust for Tie Loy co.. the ''O'Neill ground of three hill claims: and Ah You, Ah Teung, Ah Loy. three bill claims, commencing at upper lioe of same, all to form one co. Tie Loy c<x���(Water)���April 17���Recorded in favor of Tie Loy co.. 50 inches waters to be taken about 900 feet above Tie Loy co.'s upper, line. ' lff��26tu April���Recorded in favor of B. Gallagher, one hill claim on right aide, about 800 feet from Antler creek. Lightning co.���April 4���Recorded in favor of John Gannon. Peter Glendianmg, 150 feet of ground, commencing at lower line of Aurora co. and running down to tipper line of jjightning co.; to form part o flatter. West of England co,���April 17���Recorded in favor of Jas. Job. Thos. Job, Richard Wright, Charles Towns. Wm, Bailey, Thomas Taylor Hugh Phillips, Thomas Bell, William Treleese, John Tregonning, each one interest Re-record, Gladstone co.���20tb April���Recorded fn favor of M. Bray, H. P. Or ton, John Hill, Jos. HolmeSj Ralph Watson, Jas. Dodd, Thomas Aikenhead, Henry Lucas, Charles Wilson, each one interest; James Bell, J.D.Paris, Robt Hill, Thos Burton, G, Veiatti, T. Lavery^ *ach half-interest. Re-record. erteon, Robt Magirl, J. C. McMillart, each one Interest; W. Clark, H. Collins, F. McBrien, each three-quarter interest; Geo. Byrnes, A* 00 a sjj0rf; 7i8ft to California when he was so 3��m stly Townsend, J. Johnston, M. Connolly, and D. Burns, each half-interest; Johu BlacK, ono- quarter-iaterest. Re-record. Clark and Costello co,���21st April���Re- corded in favor of Geo Byrnes, Thos Elwyn, J. S. Thompson, A.Johnston, RobtLipsett, B. Kurtas, 6 hill claims on left side, adjoining upper line of Clark and Costello co.'s hill claims, running up stream; io form part of same. CHI8HOLM CREEK. Suowdou toar of Jones, James Lewis, David Edwards, Edward Blaekwell, eaeb 2 interests; Evan Phillips, A.Pendoia, John'Williams, Lewis Wintrip, Thos. Allen, eaeh 1 interest. BURNS CHEEK. / Bjythe co,���22d April���Recorded In favor of John Blythe, Wm Haiightbn, Geo Kendall, Johu Smith j 4 creek claims. '"/'���;.'���; CONKLTW GULOH. New London co.���27th April���Recorded in favor of, James Heal, 1 bill;claim, commencing about 4 feet above said co.'s tunnel, fte-reccrd; '..;. ''-, P;X',.-. CROTHBR's GULCH/ t ; . Discovery co.-- 17thXApril���Secorded in favor of j Jos. Crothers, Joseph Rawley, Wm. Simpson, Rubt. McDerruott, 4 hill claims on left side, commencing about 100 feet from mouth at .Peter's creek, running up stream 600.%it..y. 17tb April-i-Recorded in favor ot Thomas Brydges, 1 claim on left side, commencing at lower line of Discovery co., running down stream. tASTCIfAKCKCKBEK. , 24th April���^Recorded in favor of Geo. Me- Leod, 1 bench claim, commencing at lower line of Grey cc%, running down Btream. j ��� :;'';,'': JACK-' OP ��� CLCB8 CREE&\; X Two Brothers Go.-���25th Aprils���Recorded in favor of B.Deffis, Jas. Wickbana, T. R. Pat- 1 u 116,; Al ex. Sha rp; I. Op p iin h ei'merV B. Van TolkenburghvL Van Volkenburgh, Jonathan Null, .8 bill claims, commencing at lower line of Two Sisters co., and running down stream, and eight creek claims, commencing at the lower side line of /the hill claims, running downstream, 300 feet ih width/ Two Sisters;Co.���26th Apri 1���Recorded in favor of Robert Lipsett and Edwd! Lenning; two creek claims, commencing at upper line oi" Two Sisters co. creek claim ; to form part of the same. / / XXX- -; X: i 8NOW8HOE CREEK;! - ; /' 24th April��� Recorded in I favor; of; William Luce, 1 bill claim on nortb bank of east branch of Little Snowshoe creek, commencing 10 feet below inoutb of pre-eraptor's pres- e at tu n nei, running up aI ream 200 fee t^-dis- cbvery claim, j,' NORTH FORK QUESNEL. Ong Lee co.���24th April���Recorded iii favor of Ong- Lee and Kay v.Wow,f 2 bench claims on right bank, adjoining lower line oP Ah Hong co.. about one mile above Mitchell's bridge. yPy:-''-. /::'/^;-.:'/.'-.-;8UGAR.CRBEK.P /'��� Hamilton co. (Water)���27th April���Recorded in favor of Ab Tong, 50 inches water, to be takeu in Hamilton co.'s ditch; re- r��cord. ���" ������ y ������ '"���"'..'.- ;,:���'- REGISTER OF THERMOMETER At Richfield, from 1st to 21st April, 1871, taken at 9 a.m. each day. showing the highest and lowest range tor the preceding 24 hours : Max. MlN. April 1, 45 20 2, 47 zo 5, 48 16 .4,-47. 20 5, 52 9 ���, 46 6 7, 46 11 8, 52 10 9, 46 10 10, 46 22 11, 47 20 IS, 5fr~-����ta*.-v* , v���4.^,,. 13, 42 2 14, 43 10 15, 46 10 16P 48 /'.7" 17, 51 , 9 : 18, 60 10 19, 48 12 20, 47 13 21, 49 20 .(ftBiTCART���We regret to learn that a telegram has been received from San Francisco announcing th�� death of Mr Edward Tormey, aa old and well known Caribooite. Mr Tor- mey was one of the first settlers in this district and amassed a considerable fortune in early days, since which time he has been exten- ^CUrk and Costello co. (Amalgamated)-! d ln the butchering and cattle- 21st April���Recorded in favor of J. J, Rob-��.Bl"*J cwfc * ���** �� raising business, and for some years owned the 150-mile house and ranch. He had gone suddenly cut off. Hudson Bat Co.���Mr R. Finlayson and Mr jr. M. Wark, of the H.B.C., left for Quesnel oft Tuesday morning. Mr Finlayson goes on a tour of inspection to Stewart's Lake, and Mr Wark, we understand, to Victoria. The latter gentleman has been favorably known as the Company's agent since their first es- Srr^Z��r��.* Jijf * I UblieWng* store in Barkerville. Heisauc- eo.���21st April���Recorded in "*./:������ . xg &*-& n~ O. Jones, S Interests j Joha c^d^d rn the tgmy by Mr Hugh Roos, Chitrch Institute Extbrtainjient. ���^ The Concert and Magic Lantern exhibition given oil Saturday evening last for the benefit of the Church Institute Band was very well attended and gave universal satisfaction. The Band performed very well, and give evident proof of steady improvement. The selections of Welsh and Scotch melodies were/particu Tarty admired. ; Mr .ElSer/s;:cornet /solo of melodies from La Traviata was exceedingly well executed and received much applause. The quartette for stringed instruments by Rev Mr Reynard, Messrs. Scot, Elder and Po.weili was very sweetly and tastefully rendered, and presented a new feature in the musical performances of the Institute. The vocal portion of the entertainment afforded much pleasure to the audience, and was in every way deserving of praise. The choruses by the choir, accompanied by the band, were as usual well sung and bad evidently been carefully studied. The quartette, " The Minstrel Boy,7' by Mrs Brown, Messrs. Powell, Price and Spruce, was sweetly sung and received* much appla'use. The/ glee, " The Witches," from Macbeth. by Rev.Mr Reynard, Messrs. Powell and Price? was exquisitely rendered in a style which would have been worthy of credit on any stage. A.regular 'ovation greeted Mrs Brown on, her comibg forward to sing the ballad '6:Bonnie; Nellie Brown/' Mrs B. has not sung in public for a long time, and the reception extended to her on this occasion showed the appreciation in which she is held and the gratiflcation felt on seeing her once more on the boards. The ballad was charmingly sung and'Teceived- a well merited encore, which was responded by Mrs Brown singing a portion of the song again. The ballad " Good by, Sweetheart^' by Rev, Mr Reynard, was very sweetly and correctly; sung and -loudly applauded.'/ Mr Gomar Johns, a new aspirant for public favor as a vocalist, made his debut with the ballad, 't Hove the free," which he sung in capital style and Received a^rapturous/encore. The magi c 1 an tern pictures, ill list rati ve of scenery from the coast ot Eng 1 an d to the Holy Larid, were very pretty and afforded-the;musicians a little breathing spell to recruit their breath between pieces.^; Mr Bey hard accorapaniei the singers on the piano iu his usual masterly sty lei The evening's entertainment concluded with.the National Anthem by the band* y'"; X yABORTrvjff Meetings���It having been announced that a series of monster meetings in opposition to the Civil List Bill lately passed would be held "from Dao to Beersheba," from Victoria to CJariboo, Messrs. Humphreys and Kay started to carry out the programme of the agitators. Their first attempt was at New Westminster, where the meeting was postponed sine die on account of the requisite notice not having been given by the President of the Municipal Council. They next tried Yale, where another fizzle ensued, and then they started for Lillooet. That they will carry out their design and come to Cariboo is very doubtful. The people hew have something else to do besides troubling their heads about such nonsense. . y Tha Weather continues cold and backward. We have had one or two fine days; but the nights have been cold and we have had some pretty heavy snow during the week. Yesterday it commenced to rain a little, but though the snow is settling there is little apparent diminution, nor has the creek water increased any. Below Van winkle travelling is bad, the snow being very soft, but between William and Lightning creeks the sleighing is still good. Altogether we consider the season is fully two or three weeks later than usual in spite ot the winter having been milder than ordinary, and when once the weather sets ia warm we may look for a heavy freshet For Omineca���Up to 21st April, tbe following boats and canoes had left Quesnel for the new mines:���Boats���J. Jenkins and 12 men ; Jackson and .11 men; Wadley and 11 men; Mclntyre and 7 men; Lovell and 6 men ; Allard and 6 men. Canoes���Oscar and 4 men; Anderson and 4 men ; Archdale and 5 men ; Glendeauin and 5 men; McDawas ind 5 men ; Graten and 5 men; Abbott and 5 men ; Ritchie and 4 men. William Creek Firs Brigade���When the Brigade recen tly ordered a.new hose carriage, which is an absolute and ess^nu"at;wint, aa application' was made to his Excellency the Governor through^bur Stipend trzte; ELM:Ball, Esq^lolr the grant of *^0O which was passed by^the Legislative Council at its last session, bn^ repre sehtatire, Hon/ Dr. Carrall ;��� buiTusteid of receiving the much-needed funds; tb�� Secretary has been favored with a cbj>y-of the fol* lowingcommunication from the^OolohlaiaieoV retary ..to Mr-Bali-: -. ���;, ;;;\;���/. --,.'/-, ������>'-,?X.X. .��,. /Colonial Secretary's Office, J . fx'ip '"y-Xyp /''i3th:Apriuig7^;;;:;. f .Sir,���I have the honor to acknowledge the receiptof your letter of 10th March/enclosing an application from tb# Secretary of the William Creek Fire Brigade for a siim of $5ftQ iu aid of the Brigade. In reply, I am to acquaint you that the amount asked for by the Fire Brigade was not placed upon the Estimates: the vote of the Legislative Council has no j effect, as it was hot injtiated by, tbe - Gbvernment j and bis Excellency regrets that the present position o f the fl nances do ho t pe rmi fc! him toT com * ply with the recommendation of the CounciL ..:���;������. ihave^&c,,/a j?HiM^j;.;HAXRiy; X.yX'ii'P-p.. iXp9\opM^orpfAirjy'': : .ExiSbsb^Movements���Barnard^,, and John- bob ���& Gerow's expresses, theTatteir with tbe mail, arrived o& Saturday"[ afternoon last, bringingiVictcria dates ;to^H R. Finlayson, H;BlG., H/ Murray, Bank of B* N.A., Ui Wolff and W,.Hoffman came as pas- sen gers by Barn ard's express ; and Sir and Mrs W. Stephensort/ Mr 1. Coul ter,, .Mr j. Stephenson- and Mrai "Alber^yby . Johnson 's. Bo th ex'gresies left oh; Su nday. Miss E. Ebbetts went passenger by Johnson'* ex* 1 press. An ejetra stage of Barnard7k ^arrived ion Wednesday eveningi with Messrs;;'L.jWln- trip1; andybrother;: A. McPbers^*n\;.:Wi',^orTisi and;D. Mil Is;: The expresses may be expected to arrive to-day. r ������.���^������^'������K',r---'*^ ,., tr tr ���,. ,; f.*,;,.. j ... \". r X, .���-X ' v ' j- y , QuES2^LMpUTff: NB^-^Mr;G..B: Wright bae succeeded V in getting the Enterprise safely through the Cottonwood canyon. .^ A number of freight bonis are waitingjfpr goods to/ar^ rive to load for Omiqeca. The;Hudson Bay Co. !s boats, fro m Ste war ^s I ake h a ve a rrfved ;'- The Victoria;is making two. trips a week from Soda creek. By telegraph weTearn; that the Srst ot Barnard & Beedy's road, steamers left Yale on Tuesday, the trial trips made at Yale having proved successful. A very large amount of freight for the upper country is awaiting shipment at New Westminster. Both stages left Yale rn Monday morning. Precautions against Fire���We notice that Mr W. W. Dodd is taking: a very prudent step towards protecting his building from flref whichywe wou Id recommend to our bouse- holders in general for adoption, especially as it can be done very cheaply^ The plan consists of laying a narrow platform along the ridge,of the roof, on which it is intended to keep barrets fil 1 ed wi th wa ter, and as the greatest risk of fire is irora stove-pipes igniting the roof, a few barrels of water conveniently placed might be of inestimable service. Theatre Royal���Don't forget the amateur performance at the Theatre to-night, when the celebrated, interesting and pathetio drama ot if Tbe Porter's Knot/' in two acts, will b* presested. Police Court���Monday. April 24,1871��� Charley, an Indian, charged with being drunk on Saturday evening, was sentenced to two days' imprisonment with hard labor. Chailey the Second (another native), charged with being drunk on Saturday and threatening lo strike Miss A. Hicknan with a bottle, was sentenced, for conduct so unbecoming his royal namesake, to one week's imprisonment with hard labor, and to be whipped. Countv Court���Monday, 24th April��� Kwong Lee Co. vs. Yong Lee���Defendant having failed to pay the amount of rent awarded at last sitting of Ceurt���$40���and plaintiffs having produced their books showing that theyt had paid for the house, it was ordered that the amount be paid by Tuesday or possession rendered. Fire at Stout's Gulch���On Wednesday evening a fire broke out in a cabin belonging to Mr Solomon Jones, on Stout's gulch, and totally destroyed the house and all its contents, consisting of clothing, furniture, &c, Tho QTigia ol the fire ie unknowu. i. ** HARK TWAIN'S TRIALS < AND TKIBU- . vmjrivsfrs *&��������� ���������& *&*%?&&t. a ^^^yyyy^^^S &y-m .*.; ���������":JI wived j^;New;YOrk ' aifetjf days agpsv,and ��������� ^ris^netively; l|qok^boms af tbe Asto^ House.^ ..^^ieiinre. Jphpft no���������,money, to?pay fbr^tiera,; t^gUytfixy, tbin^ oftpajrIf^we are, only; good;?��������� -I^aY^al^|ys,madelt'a..-tulle ip have toe,J>esfe ^^j^r^bing^ev^n^if J am pbligepYto get ^t^usted^for it., jTlfe ^sterling; maxim ?rwas.,in- ^stijled into iny^ind^y.,a Wnd father,; and; ; v; ^bo shall say .that gr^rbaired^ald man is not . ..���������^ro\i^Mj^ipx^\i^a boy ?;-,;, if,: ;; .��������� Jt =1,. y r������$ :���������������������������;-, ���������, :.:BUT��������� THE TIMES��������� ��������� 'A������tffe?&ATO^.--v*y,��������� J>i ���������MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOIJS. ^IBSip^L. J3ii*li.'' 'v"'- tin^^df^h(l'j[t yei^ giflhrilt to make' ooth , <en ds meet aJnd' lay1 u p. mo ney besidesiy I ba d ..riBpt been vat' the{As^inore^b8nf^ne;day; y ;;rwben the^clerk^bro������glrt^e; ?my -SiJL ' ^Isj it ' ���������'a.:citefonVary;^stiffii'!**'&ppy'Jrj;.tB^;!day ?J-*.j4iV '^^a^Jn'jjnmj^Qf. y^r ,aiapp,r bexT^tied^ ������k w.l-^j.h������i-^n^,of a stainp do i you take-f me forV :\.%-f������aid' 'lap" ^pnylpoU \ikpl^ $>'-Tie repliedj^mi^y thin. ;If'ariy^ '" ;:: ^y-Hvefc' ifronce^du;d slick- like^jibunder.' But we ' v^^pp/.^-prp^s^ this rjM)iJI,or get outb?;Have-*you'the;money?W * ' li^fetitimabie;^ V " $a^^ . IPranklin^ w SAMUEL !Ageiit| 19 10NI&DMERT STREET, L SOUTH, <n- JiJ Grand Hotel-Building, .- ?������������������������������������ P&m^lKCE DECEASES? ��������� :& ." -A./''*m. ^,';'--'"-������: ^> '-''j'*' ���������y/^. i'y<^iivyy,,.>.^'f}-...; ^ ���������*���������<:.; .TTnat eminent physician was atotieiime in the ':-���������:. ^rydy>ip:yp>i}x\kym\m&>^t^rywtsy^J������ *,<.ficisiiji? v : -proyerb b,iisiness, and^did a. gopd tb 1 nsr.; r He 1*s^aidy'among ���������Otneri thing's, that'���������*<} timei is -xvlnoney.y Now; I Iiavn-t got any money, .but ;.���������;>.'o us;^Tegafdsrtime;; J\am ln\affluent': circu!iP: r" sfcarjpesY, and T if you ;wjll receipt ;that Jill; I��������� y >;%5tl:give^ou^a chijae^ o'tliinkv:equivalent; and.throw you in aebuple ��������� ���������= *&lP&i���������-*������������������* ^fsVfUA- fey- -fe^y^yvy';!y.-.^,,,(.JT> ������������������ v of hours for your trouble/ ": ^; , -jparM '.>^ f ���������������<.'& - VX* Z\&l-h&*!*!,*')ity;# Si ������xx , - - :y =''; - J, , y HE MADE NO KEPLT, ��������� T t , w , . -^n yK.Ar-,,;,^ v; y t!::.(-v/'>/; u:yy ^wyyyy..r_; ; '*?s"i' ^Vit',rrom^the;fact 61 .a p6rter;coinihffil^up^im- y^nediately thereafter, Temoying^my^trunk !tb yy^e, sidewaikt and^u^Hin^^^ I! ^ anferredthat I wasn't considered a ^financial ;sudcess. '���������*. ��������� r .:���������-������������������_ ~,:y.y; iliy^.-p. Xn,n 4 Say, Mister.J said a small boy with a rery *fwflbhgj Cpaii,^andrcap* with considerable' visbr^ ,. ^ ^^don't'tear yourself away:?; ' Oh" ydir let." him 7^,tSalone^said ahbther^f bis^Otner^entf6$Wm;^ ^^Oh;''w^rid:thbu^arfc5lc^ "M^yHyy y[p r^ -piU I-finm^i^tely called a^ . Oiilii^Uo^tak^^nie to" ^cheajj^fiut ^spectable "OfipieKP'J^ ^''fi^ectable^Fshall; e^^ y 1* >^'Hfe dro w me;'tp^ ���������^^tbldliiml^washinder" ��������� ������������������';v ��������� ' ��������� 'Xtyxxrym i >,y mvy. FRANCISfiOi ti'SXi^P'.yi y.y^&&vm!iB^$pp y-'.': ' ya'.". Celebrated t' yv ...���������" WORGE-aJiERSHiRE; SAUCE v^.y......Beclared hy.Connoisseiirstabe : ^;i :'' r ^^ THE ONLY'' G-Obb; SAIJCE. 't.u.:>;;..;.' 'ifi .3*;'^H SEND lFOR;cteCIlLARS.; "l" mh25: . y . , ���������/;���������* I ppp A GREAT.; OBtlGATrONi ������t., fe him,, and.^;; at;:any;time,;I couldjdo; him Jt; favbrtI:8bpul<a.f'elel.grieyed if Iie-jdidn/j?jpeaik to in e" ab ou t it, for my pro u d spirit spurns ian >������';^obligation:'".'"';:'- '*' '.'"'���������''[*' [s XPXXXX'.yy P'P-y '-^ 'r ���������"? /'' rflf yon. aon^r=fprk;; "oyer ttiaf ;iripllar,,'said i '.*.- '-heX- ihere,ll be a funeral in your farmly^'ahd "��������� -Ifc;won't be yehr^wifeynor ribne of your ihil- P- ;������reriVI^Kit^m ^ vWreseningfort^ ^'; handle Of a 'cbntribn^io'n^bos:.1'; Xy L ^ " t? kHe swore;atm *";;^aW^^but" of''^.!lrui&^so ;;Je ibursted itr "��������� ������������������rdj^kiii^ypypy^pyx'\ pp^'P'^'p^ZP] \p, .��������� ,, Xit, ?}lfc j^e cpnten ts of, that trunk 'are forlorn 'valuable, !fbr f cmrry it'fiUed Vithj^JusC It looks just as respectable, and in anjemer- gericy bf������tbis'kindis valuable. " ; y; \I will not say this hackman looked daggers i; >vat me. ' Xi-'' :' '''':' '-*'���������''������'"'";." ^ p y She 'looked a whole arsenal, ���������-- 'with a backroom full of bayonets ; and as be mounted his .box and drove away the air was ,fuliy blue with oaths. He got off string after _ ^l������tfiBg;witboufe making a single mistake, and "he: must have had the devilV dieiidriary at his tongue'i'end. ''" '"���������"���������'"' ' t Jfc fairly^ curdled my blood tp hear him swear such awful swears. ���������* ';���������:'��������� k^I'afteraards'������eard.tbat this backman was . always .very :wicked.���������and would not go to Sunday SchopI ^hen he^.was a little boy ; but ' >vhe;n his mother put on bis cap with a tassel on it and gave him a ce,n,t;to put in the.con- . tribution box, he would go off with the other . bad boys and pitch pennies." Is it any wonder that he is a great horrid thing and uses oaths ' xi'-hcn he swears ? ; . " SODA;:CI^^^i^:^.;>-:^^f^ PPP 1. /\QUESNELLS,'and X: X,.X.-,,: '���������; i 'BARKERVILLE. iJfA ? J. HARPER;:; . Caution against Fraud .���������The success of this most, delicious aud-, nhrivnllcd "Condimeut: having caused certain dealers to apply the name of-" Worcos tersliire Sauce* * the public ts hereby inl'oririedthat tht only way to secure the gbnninoj is.to,* ASK" POiRyLEA^ .&:1 PERR^^ SAUCE; an d 'to sen th at their mimes arc upon th e wrai'pkr labklS, stoppkk, and boti'i.e. .. , : Some oi the foreign markets having been supplied with a spurious Worcestershire Sauce^ upon the wrapper and labels pi which tho nanres of Lea and Perrins liayo been! forgted^- L. and"; P."vfeivo notice that, tli'ey liavo ��������� furnished their; cdrrespondehts:wi'th power oi attorney to,. EAOXUHESS \foBs by which Ask for. LEA & PERRINSriiSauce^ and see '.; -Nanie;v on^ y\Vrappfer,l ;Iiabel^ iBottle, and -Stopper.-/;.' *��������� '. , , I %-��������� -, ���������...'.-' 'Wholesale !ahd; for expbrtTjyit h e proprietors;, w or, cester; tlrosse: and Black well pLorid on; &c.y &c.:-; and by Grocers andjOUmeiiiuniversally;.:: yypxp'py p- x Allow ii Restauranfeyand THE Proprietor, of. thi s^ol^d and.;>ye11-known o stai>- ��������� li'shmen't ��������� w'duld' respcclifully thank. his;miimcr- o'iis friends and the public for tlie extensives patronage7 heretoforebostowed on < himV atfd trusts that by V his usual strict attention to^ vbusincssjto\nqierjt|a cbntin uance of theirconfidence and support. V y- v P~ $"i^:j:per-;^eek.'j:';. :^:NE^yoRKtAugustl5thti8G8, me; to call your attention to mi PREPARATION OF^ GOM^OUND E^ ^AG^BpOHIL^he;compone^risa ; Monisyop I^eH Juniper;Berries, by distillatlbn/tbTorm a fin^ gin- /.Cubehs extracted by displacement wii spirits obtained Wm Juniper, Berries ��������� ver litf.le;sugar is used, and a sbiaii proportion spirii vltis more palatable than any now use/;';' yp'.X'xXiy v .PP'"''.:xXX:[ ' "\ :��������� Bnchu. as prepared bylDruggisfs, is' of dark color; It is a plant that emiis its fri, grari ce ; tlie ��������� a ctfn n o f. a flame, d es troy s th i (its active-principle)/ leaving a dark ' an< glutinous decoction. Mine is the color of h gredients. Tlie-Buchu in my preparation pr* dominates ;.tbe smallest quantity of the otiie in gredients: are added;; to; prevent feirnen th tion ; upon inspection it will be found not I b e^ a Tin c ti jre> as m ad e v i n Ph arm a co j j co, n n is i t; a Syrup~ and therefore -can.be ns*ed ii c ases. where fe v er; or in flam m a t i on .exist. I th is, y ou ha ve'tlie knb w 1 ed^e of the iugred ents aud the mode of preparation. P[HopingQtb.at j^u will favViiyt.'with a tria and -thaVupo^^ it will meet wii ,jppr6batibn.fSirl: * >,:'. P) ' ' v ;'Meals, $1.'; Bpard'? BREAD z MADE .OF ^THE ��������� BESTr FLOUR yOnr a With a fee 1 i ng^ b f pro foil nd con fid en ce; . ; lam/very^respecti'ully. . yPXy Pil:yX -:'yt ^B.-T/rHELMfeOLD; phe'mist and'Druggistof 19 Year's^purienc (FromHhe largest manufacturing Chemists ij p.��������� ?��������� iyr.'Pp-P;' the worltt)\������ ;;;:.-*<ip: ������������������ '������������������ [��������� ���������- '���������'"������������������ ���������p'P'y:''y-::NdiyKyinKii 4, ISM. ���������Kpf I: am a 'cqri ain ted; w i tu-AIr; 'Ii.1 T: l\ elm i> o id I h e o c c upi ed. th e; Dim i g S to re ��������� o p p o s i t e 'my Ted deh'ce, a n d w a s ���������! su c cess hi 1 i h c< >' ri d u c ti u % 11,1 busiri'ess ;where^ others; Ira rl not- been eomillj soy;before; - binuC B; haye;- beeti ���������������������������Favorablyin| p ressed w i th h i s c h a ra c Ie r a ri < 1 e hr t* r\ rri tw P ,.\ ;..'���������',:. ... p.yy;x; ^VlLLtAit. WI(SjFJTW AN.- l&f&fTlnh- nf Powers and]Wi'tglSnuuv.Alaiin] p-xy factiiririgrGhem?sis;,?NiiUh aucl lirowi vpi:���������;. -StreetsVPhiladelpljia^ '���������;/ I re coinmendto tno; pub lief myy -w. "HAVE oeeri requested by severa 1 respectable par- vitieSj-whocah testify to the efllcacy of my system7 to.^aiuniake.public the factrthat , y..,,s....������,j WILL PREVEOT BALDNESS, ' :X.i':x '/ ��������� X '��������� ���������' SESTOEE HAIR TJIAT IS BECOMING THIN y ;/.,!:'; tOB!FALLING OEF^ and effectually .-.������������������ >.;XI..Pyy ..;$P^B.J^BF. OB DANDRUFF.: y .,. [x Thls.ls nbt a;mere, assertion;cn; my';part;-:as I have asi my possession numerous testimonials.certifying to the;success oft my remedy.- '������������������ x "������������������ *���������" I:'"! ' ��������� " I do not of course prcjten.d that, I caii make the hair grow on heads which: have been bald', for years ; but I will guarantee to stop, the hair-; from' falling off, to increase its growth,' and effectually remove Scurf or ^Dandruff. - ������'x J ��������� ���������'y ���������'-:;--. (���������*��������� WS J). -MOSES'; : y] yy [:, ���������������������������-���������;,<tryip:x: y---^' Barkerville,-B.G. ��������� r-ypX py^y^i y CERTIFICATE)��������������������������� : ������������������"yPP - ' f Th is is .to pertify .that: during; -last spri ng V my hai r was rapidly falling Out. and my head was fast becoming 'orI d,-J when I applied-to. Mr W.: D .MOSES, Ba r b er, Barkerville, who in a few weeks restored my hair to its former healthy state ���������. DAVID GIBBONS. Barkervillo, Bee. 29,1866. no261m G/ROUND COFFEE^ '; wh iphM s a ^.uch s .upei:ior;arti cl e.t Bah an y wh i ch can be had from- beioV. _ i /Roast and, Grind;Xtmyseli and ch6ose'tue best berries, consequently ihe publit may be sure 61 ttsbbingf ree f rom adulteration, f:... -!���������X^p&i GOODSON. '���������^���������i\X : U\\ ^���������>������.-l;--v: ; MESSRS. MEAOHAM & NASON are prepared to furnish Lumber at their sMills, William Creek; or deliver it to order. LUMBER DELIVERED lOK LIGHTNING CREEK;;AT THE SAME RATES AS ON WILLIAM CREEK. ;;] -y 1 ',, Having a planing Machino/in,operation they'wil also furnish Dressed Lumber at satisfactory rates. D EXTRACT. For SalOj Miners' Provision Store, .BARKERVILLE. -.,-.,���������.- A T THIS STORE will always bo-found a well- selected stock of the ���������' ���������AT-������ , ; fFornweakness.arising from indiserpJion. Thi exhausted- powers of yNaiwye which; ������th m com p an ied by so ; m a n y a I n' r m i rig; s v n i p i o n������si among which.wii 1 -be found -Iirdisposition ui Bxertion, Loss of JM emo ry,: "Wa kefirl o*m. 11 <>rj ror of. Disease, or .P6re.bodings ��������� of Evil; id fact, -Universal -Lassi ti l d e. F ro s tr a tion a n d i n| ability;to enter into the;enjoyments bt sociiityj ';;;TflE.(3pWITlJTI0K on ce afFec ted w i tb'. Organ i c We r k n ess, r eq u i r?s| the aid oft Med ici ne to &tiren gth e n. a n ci i n v ignr- ate the, system,, which .HELMJiOLD'B -EX- raACT ��������� BUCHU invariably does: If nol .treatment is'sub'mitted to,Consumption or luj 8anityi" ensues. .���������' .... HEimiiMnujBm '-.::?.--"-.'A\J>'S ��������� ; ��������� '' , $ ^fMPrip^/ED >flbs������ WASH will radically exterminate from 'the;system) diseases arisi ri g fro m hab i ts o f diss i p a ti o n.������I. little expense, litfeles;or;iio change in diet, no inconvenience or exposure. M ��������� FRESHEST GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS IN CARIBOO. BEST JAVA COFFEE Roasted and Ground daily. Branch Store at Last Chance, Where a good assortment or Goods will always be found. . . . ��������� I trust by strict attention to business and fair and square dealing, to merit a continuance pf the liberal patronage heretofore extended lo me, id THOS. FLETCHER'S S,e co nd- ha n d; S t p re;, BARKERVILLE. ;,ijollv ' CHEAP QQQDSl. . C0MPR1S���������NG^- ,.. ., 7. , Boots, Shoes Clothing and G-roceries, . OP THE BEST, QUALITY, ��������� Forsale at the Store of tho undersigned in Barker-' ville^ opposite the Bankof British Cjolumbia. - ;"' ������������������'Wv-RENN-IJS; ���������������cltf as usualv ppy use y'y HELMBOIB'S FlUIfl EXTEiGTBUCHIIi in all diseases of these organs, whether existing in male^or female, from whatever causeI originating, and no matter of how long standing. Those suffering from broken down or delicate constitutions, procure the remedy at once. AH-the above diseases require the aid of & Diuretic. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCllU is the great Diuretic.,'; J^^Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price $1 25; per bottle, or 6 Bottles for $6 50. Delivered to any address. Describe Symptom* ia all communications. ADDRESS ' y H; Tv HELMBOLD, p&pG.Am Chemical Wakkhouse, 594 Broad way, Ne w York., Nqnb are Genuine- unless done up in steel engraved wrapper, with fac-simile of mf Chemical Warehouse, and signed ������c2������ . H. T, HELMBOLD
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1871-04-29 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1871_04_29 |
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Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0170249 |
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