%r&& "f.. V61.5v - ��� ;.; " i ���--I1. .' .'���'.'."'���".~?~ '.: . . . " ' vi.'.'.'~ .'j..'," '.' . ' . . ".'"' ,.'.It.'.. *'.t'~i.. '."*.* '....'. ' .. ,'T i. ';���"���". -'.'*^~"T'''.'"'"" "i.... Ba^fcei^ B.;.G;. Monday; June. 8, 18'68.�� ii; tt The'Cariboo .Sentinel," &|__-^i^ i-PU��tI8Hiiip'-'l$yBR'ir MdKIMX.:',_HS."���)E^d^lcTi ���/���������. _ubscWti��'V$lPerWe?V'"' \ '_"'���'"* :'v': '-i^;- - ':"'��� ������'. I���ij....-_f \-pavabl. to the Carrier ^incltt line cost i>f-:: delivery,),, r^r*"?":; ' grra. "SesBr.' Pofjram, .George. ^Yashingtpn F6graiin1_sb1namQiJ'-bec^Zf-iilie.tbe first-G;-Wil; he coddent teVL% Ue> jyhicb; igj^ropf' conoli > sSro-Ahat' hd is a pre blaek and hsiint^got no. Pofcratn'blboa .ihltite yetnsj^enis^Pbgranif K H �� wm I '*ft'can'tbe,"��� wd.Bigldti '.I?m'',bo'tind to erusbHhat Pollock^' :; ", '_''���' ?��� ���'*���."' : *'\ 4 ^tDon""}^^ Belter^ aid eyeryv .other white maa; in jtlse robmfez 'tliey-notist -'their \wiv/e8:";-.d.rpppim^n .-..,,.,,,^.,.. .,,-y... _,.,-,,.. ;. ���...- -��� an/^matter--- ;theJeift#eiT8'^tO; ;,U~<'r^��':<_'_;_.__L_i-":*iT '���"���1*-X'te�� *��� ���'��� ������ �������'-_������ ,_UI ������ .III _��*'y*i ;fe'Qft��S^iiEf ^|lfer^lM*t||f ;^SiliOT^_^_H_?iS ^_i^!^^%^Ste^ _ ___, ,���"���' - Ba Theatrical; *entortainmeate. ^; "Cdcrsfor;any description or'Jj*; "work will lie ex* ^lvlDBRtT;'';r-K()ADS.-^ . VEIGLBR^ ' . - ,_',>, ,;,,,, y : ��� Poht OtPFia, Cosfbosrit'X,Roads, Tho Corners is co nt* no bally TORSiicd; Sir does one fever get hetjelf*"^* .fore mother is set agoin and.the result is Then, ain't' .otUmlilio peeoe here. i'tfrUck- ��� ' S*. this beenr when BSscom runs *hort His barrels contain thetroo oil which ���' 95ws'onfe tbotrouHledwaten, of oun pass lops. ������A When them is out there's a mm.a.toor 'The last ejf^ifcemem pn i robably -the kin, ;ez -they; air filed'Uhto vtbeleburt roorn; '* Wtiifcfdo fopi pieen^/brjngtn into this y<*r ooarVall'tliese d���dnigffcrsV? < -a ��� . ��� , X ^ .* Wat do I mean ? -Wat' diffbrcnoe is it to font They'r.ray witneagefc By(tbesb"'Intel. Itgeatireem^ Pollock' a perjered villain and a most uncon- sljaiaable^indler.*^ :; v. .v-Ahd": he" gflniedl at Pollock,; who iwmked< wickedly at,hiift-jri return. ���>?-;-' y-i ft" And t*^*^ seiJ.bUb^: _. ejs^well; beyatnyj wlttie^sesswar ;*it^8tan^n{j.'.^5j: ""��� '^ ^w '":i';> ? jUsakfefe!arbs& FIRST.q-uASS TWELVE-KORSEv PQWER iFORf- able Engine, nv complete or{icn7 :~yr;, i> - v;-l"** - Or ^T.'L.- BRIG GS, Cameronton,^. Oj t'itay 1.1863. s i_ 'm f-y f-* fffff^f^l M ���������- ���,^bWnimm^a^Tri.^ ELDDB^DOa S^^jp��**^ notb^ecksh^ i f, fiU.lft \ti%AT ^Tinvmhi y . ^mfAltiOAi9.Slr e^f^nciu^ivo.'v. �� -.-r ' - . , - -^ yj^iWBll��W8__Si ncSipacWto grow out,.n*.^^Hf^ la^oiis'-u'v the races to each ofcbec... H w)iz I^V tlio Yeia-aa iet-t^a by. the "grant Lm? l���_n;rtn<VbV*iorneeo?;to Under tho,oVd Ipatrmrkle.W^ ;-i�� or: the nfeera to go ^*f:��h^, i ih'elr troblyipatclarklp hmt^r^jwich,-#��#��_ ^ and rioVbnly r.��ssary,but pro?ei%: pato. ^aplan&shun there: w^.�� ?#iante to distinguish :;them; ^ wnz, to y^�� VS| nosered very, well & long; ez they; ��� J�� �� etate uv skriptooral scrvitood;;^W* proud>Caucasheh mas^^ oth&wisev ez ihe frekensy. mft;. ^^SSJ names;-Waif- called-:indikatedv;tto^te"it:,of ^ir^pbssessibris.- But sen ca; theses cusses 'bev sot tip for themselves,;**; ainfc sol)^asajit, ��� Now that they kin-ov;n property and perform all the functions uv men, the same, ez eny one ^else, ifehas; liecothe dtstastefulvto the Corners. ���It is asiugular fact thatTtiic Comers ^ hez pt^y kivered, since the niggers wuzaetlroeTSuttiui they never know*afore; to wit: r^e.nigger hez an odor onlike the wbitev TV heir they ^uz slaves, and used to miss era and play with era^and wait on em, and.sicb, this odor wiiznot perceptible. Itbes developed sence emancipashen. Jes so with tber names, in their ��� normal condisben it wuz Avell---sence, its a degredashun the Corners .won-fc brpott, no how. :' ������Tl'-Y.-.,, '"���f^t.- Defekin Pogram and Issakef Gavitt pernK- crly chafed under it. They mourned and lost flesh under the.inftickshen; fi To think "said Issaker Gavitt, ��uv a hundred niggers^eann the illustrus name uv Garitt IV. 'rTo think. -. said the Deekin," uv a hundred niggers bearm the honored name of Pogrom!" And so they pertisbened the Legislacher at Frankfort to releeve em by passin a law perhibi tin niggers from bearin the name"uv" white men wicb wus their former masters. The fact leeked out, and this imbrolyo was the result. * ^ ; f Pollock, the Illinois storekeeper, wicn is a disturber, immejiUy sued Joe��� Blgler for a ��tore debt, and hed him hauled up atore Squire Punt. Joe immajitly subpented. all ilie citizens uv tbo Corners ez witnesses, and bed em alt in tbe court-room. "Come,*" said Deekin Pogram, '��� sware me and let me go. I don't know nothin about this matter any- bow." . a " Not yet,'* said Bigler; " I hev other tee- ^timony .wicb I sbel put in. Mr Constable, call Hannibal.Pogram." The Deekin started ez of he hed bin shot. ���'.".," -. ^v. ��������� ��� " And cz we kin save tbo valyooable time nv this Court by swarin uv cm in a lamp; yoo may call al&o ^Pompry Pogram, Joolins.Po; iloses^Gavitt; Juditb Gavitt^Jefferson GaVit^ itdam Gavitt, Martha "VVasbington Gavitt> PaskelGav������V '���*���;:' . l \ ,. '.��' Am I to- be swore with all these niggers," roared Issaker, red in the face. -. - '.^ReeiT," said Sc[uire Punt, *{,I ban't permit this." ���'":.. f'-i'-f Pf ypyf :'; " But yoo.must,". sed .Bigler., " Bz desprit a wretch ez^is this PollobkV ez deeply ez; be hez wronged;me^bz much _ez; I loathe/ bate and despise hi ray he shel. h e v fair p lay :in a court of ju8tis. Even shood he Ueei ^ine and crush mejneatb his iroii^heel, I insist;;..tba.-*>be sheltbev-"hiss-rites. , But the "Squire hed better swear^mine first" , Andes they generally don't like'; trouble with /Bigler. (tjiV'S^uire, pale as a gost, for he didn'Pt-know wat wu'zcbming, swore the piie> 1" fj *>* ?";scd Ei aAor ! * Ce ese * It j gw w t b ^ n (i oath?" " ''-���"'��� k��� ""X ' ; ' " ' " lo'ckW^B'tf 'thea cusses embraced ..ini^pen OouY^'wliite^tio'Deekm resident wnfe^pay^ wftmis^fees. ;,, :;*;..:,: ; ��� .__'-v^' '-X- '" ��� \ , '* E_S?tn%^;wuz-a;^leavingv.# Bigler;snng out: f \\ ;v ���a>:,\ .'- $��� "Dbekihi ef yoo send. on that peusnef|to Fra0fbrt;>Ishel sendba a protest, provmttiat _.^'_._i_Aw��.-��*�� *k_��'���'���itrrrtivQ who boar* vbori name name; yoo ought not,to object. ^ ,v ,,...,,,y .iimb& arid Pollock, rolled^oft-tbgetbe^ laffinvoCiftrM^ to annoy the Corners. Wood;. CM wood that ^we; ebbd 'lie" deliv'ered;f,rpm?Jem;:^^^.> >,yf - a -��� -."i���'.������ pi_TB0i.Euai -V; Nasbt, P. M. \ , vi%\ . - \(Wich:is.Postmaster).hff ^-Menkin ani) tot- ^iBUisBR."' ��� Ttie. re- nbwled ^Adah,, it VwilL fT^^f: took-a fancy-to the celebrate*. John.Q, Hefcan, for which tooyhOThiwbMdiAlefg and'er J. Menkin, has obtained a d^cree^ of divorce onthe ground of adultery, ^^g' which' came; *if in Ctncinnati lastpa^ created :qmte an interest; owing# the we, 1 if^ character of the defendant as an actress,'and the party with whom she was ac- ciiacd-of having had-improper intimacy, as a bruiBer; '"r"" "'""" " " ,:;" J'' "' " * ^ '' "'^' ""' '' '*' > \/BARKJElByiUJa, ���nOOT^ MA"0B TO.".'ORDER��� - "^Wggj 4>-dbne%J_b _ioatneBB and .dispatch.,:- GumW^^ &t��^^0Qn��t��S&cP^^^ SENTINEL OFFICE." N '..-,""" "to" May 1,1363. , fft . -. Y . - W ,y IjAKKBttVILLE, "W. C.,' - HOTEL AND' BESTAUBANT* AlsbWendi^ Bedrooms,. find the best Wines ;ani; '������ ir . A"",: '��� "��� -. '?Cigarsr ,.:;';' '^ > ' "v . ': , VAN WIHKLE HOT|"L :NE^>ADyERTISEMgT 'Wmfpf- : slie. oatn l"Ye8,,sah.". u _;.i ,. - . .. - ,v. '.* Who wiizyoor father, Geeser?" . 11 Don't 'knowi sah."f. ��� "Is; your mother ia the room, aml,he7, ���b'ih sworn ?" ;' . ^ , ' v' . , . .-���'���* Ybb may set down for the presentv 'AVill- -Melissy Pogram arise?" f 'Y f The wench got up. fi Now, Melissy. atate to the Court the pater- mty of your son." yy.l pGjectV shrieked the Deekin. ���;.*' fWbat h ez that; to do w ith ybot b win Po 1 lock as to re debt?" ;: v--.-:' ������" -.��������� . :, ������'" is this yoor case V\ re tor ted? Bigler. '��..������'"" Are yoo -���' defen dant or': plai n tiff' he rein? Mel issy, ��ncwA��.; f No. Melissy/ion. ��� second = tbots, to V FasMoii;,Salooii \,, l} ' '��� ��� : - i Xi *> -h f \P ' ~i'*i>: npHE -ABOVE ^ HOUSE KAViyCi' BEEK :KEBUILt ri ^anU-fittcd!up;for ;thb/accommo(iatit. n of the publioi will-be.kept InViilyle to defy competition. ~ , ��� f Ooods.sold atWbolesale_oi';lletull and as cheap 'as : tne, cheapest ia Gftnboo rn'irknt. '. ' . " " WnoKi ,ii'3 orders from'outlying Croc_:g ^will' biA for- if fff \ fff�� CT.; TE,ISBHARD;,< = .^anrWiakle, nUv let, (363 ��� ;' ^ ; myll 6m-/ May;lv4S6Sv BAUKElivILLK, S: C. ^6m^ WALKER & ISAACS, Saloon and Restaurant, CBNTRBV1LLB,. ^ X\ .' ��� ;. ��� ���-' ' MOSQUITO GULCP. , May's, 1868. . . l' ^^ COMMISSION *MEftGflA>T, . HBftl iES-i 6m ���IS-- answer. ^No.,Melissy^;on "^second ��� tbots, to spare the blushes. riv the Deekin- - tb. bast the niantel uv oblivion^ov;er_vtl_e peccadilloes ���ny bis yooth^-yoo needn't answer. Do yoo want to examine the witness, Mr. Pol 1 pck ���?,' * .rf.!'No l*' fbturned.'., he. ,;���.." Lycurgua", trayitt, stand up. What right have you to bear the .name, uy Gavitt VIff i'f' ��� ��� ��� .}:,^ \" It was my .adder's name-*.V".i / c" ''To which pertilielcr Gavitt do- yoo al- l00d??,-v.-.: yff ""PfP: -ff fftfi-Xf 'VTo thc lately deceased Elder." . '���" Then you are half brother to Issaker ?"-���"��� ��� i*' Yoo may sit down.- I will state to the Court the objick uv these questions, which, without explanation, may appear irrelevant Bigler ana I agreed unanimously ez to how this soot shood be conducted. Niggers alone kno'wd'the> boz uv ^difference that unfbrtui ��� ately aria between us, and knowing that the pure African wuz unworthy uy beleef, we determined to yoosc only sich eacood show indisputable descent from good trustworthy Cauchan citizens. Hence this preliminary examination. We hev here the niggers uv mist blood from every plantasben in the naberhood, and we shel reject all who bant show raixt blood. Their evidence must betaken i for' to doub t the wo rd u v th c s ops an d daughters uv sich men would bo the bight uy presumpshen, and an insult wicb they wood be justified in reseat in." " Certinly," eed Bigler, "and let's git at it. Bonaparte Pogram stand up." " Hold," shriekt the Deekin, observin that Mrs. Pogram, bed just stept into the room : **ho wmuch. is at Mo o in, this yer soot?" '' Ninety-one cents and' the costs that hev acrood," said Pollock. "I'll.";pay it," 'remark, the Deekin, ner- vonalVt' rutfier than.", her this tarce go -;oo��� �������� ^��� i��M���r��_��don't Here's the A.-McPlierson^ AT 0H - -1 f'v- X ' ::: ��� A-XI> ��� ' V::. AT B., IIOPGBNSJ 0Lp. ST-A X��i Barkerville, 1st May, 1868. i > / "\-'Y . .,3a, wXk;e-up:jake ; Ilesta/arajit and Ba&er^ THE PROPRIETORS' WT THIS; WELf; "KNOWN establishment, in thanking thb' public and Mbeir numcroit3'Trien��is for,p-jst: ftyfiTOV^ouiir'Jic-inilly solicit a cofltiiiuahep of th<tir,: patrpniigp^ as: they: ;arein()\y prepared to afford every satisfaction in"��� tfieir. line:of business.. ���. PATTERSON k GOODSOJf; ; ; iff ^MiMi^^^^^M&i. f HAKDW^pLO-I^ BOOTS. ������ Barkcryilie. %ny i, ��� 1868. ��� :5r; ~ : ifiUt: i: h'.'-T-o: ��� , ffff;;fffffiif^ r.n\^T*NTLV4_EEP OX, HANI) A'.FULL STOCIfr; ���0 of G^eivM^vandise, of ^e very, best qnalig, ; comprising" ���&�� a t'X'f ���-���'������ f���f ff GROCERIES AN-D PROVISIONS, 7i���,,h��nVni Otfeaii, Clothing, Sag,:LeatherBoolaaad 'S ^^oots.:;coa^nd Hats ; ^stingPow- SHnPS Sicill and Borax.; Rope, glass, S^allepoSl 'dUf< ^na Kenerul kining Tools, solicit a coritiuuauce of tho same/ .; .. ;> ��� , , ;;"-; L;- * _H;.';/OK-��,l"��.V; piibtogrstp^ 1 lery, nn-i is VWgF^3^ liigbeststyle: 1J. lery. ant is prepar���� iu .u�� ��u ��.... pbic;and Jewelry work, executed .iu tho tJlgbjeist style of tlie'aril -, ��� ff'-' ft". ;���-;"���"���/ Cartes deVisite, Timhrc de Posto Portraits, A.mbro ' types, Leather Pictures,. 'Mi to not ypes,. Views' o Houses, Claims, etc.,Single or 'Stereoscopic; ; *. Portraits-also taken on Whit�� Silk, Uuen or Cotton ������'��� Cloth. . ;;' .. ���; Barkerville, May 1; 1868. .6rri , '"~-f ��� ". K.a-*iC^B!..7;,,....:.:/:;.;..^ YALE MADE BOOTS l["Xi, RICES MODERATE ; WORKMAVSHIP UN- L' exofjlled. Parties wishing Tab made BooiM. will please send their orders to IX MgQL'AUUIE.: i who keeps the best of.Prencb leathers always hand. Orders from Cariboo and tho upper crnmtrv promptly attended, lo. D. McQUARRIR. " Yale, B C., May 1,1863. ,6m HOT �� L:! M' nq i' F^BERTHy" BEGS. LEAVE TO������; AN-. B���nVucetW^has,.opened ^e:-abovc^amed. dationof the.-paWle^,; . ; t , RkgdiiIvh-IJoarp: - .;. ��� ;������ - ; ���:'���. ' - ' ������ *��� ^___L3"AT'ALt Hours, c. *' Goon Bejds. fff The BAR "wln*S��$ept. stocked" wuirthe finest U ��� quow.ana.i^-:;^.^nKffirtr.ir. ., ���'��� London and .Paris Hotel, ��� _��� \ *f' Kicbfleid^. Williams Creek. May 5,1R68. Sellins'l^! Belling Off f. RICHFIELD : ��� BMTBH COLUMBIA, ;: ���. .groceries " ^f'JVlsicms. " ^ry Goods, ._.. sh^vgiSSSStik^dbb^ ;ions, ; Dry Goods, Bavdwarp," ; 13r��i Tpgctables, Mining Tool* Don't oalt no more nv em money. ���* tuted for the recovery^ jnylS lm ^-.sWJrjM^C ������������������W" S ��������� A A !TfXm0MA^MIMM^ ',, ,<y MONDAY J^NS ;8, I8(;8: fi H i!: - - /Agents for the "Cariboo Sentmeli" Van Winkle;��������� \ - ;- , ,- * - , J. W. Lindhard. i ;#_ a es nei rnouth^ii Mri|(Joudie^Barnar,i *s Express Office. Si<5a Creek* ; - ��������� , ',- - : Barnard'sExpress. T'slo, , - ; , - ��������� Mr. Evans, do . do New. Westminster, f~$ '-ff- :- ,..:,: Clarkson&Co. Victoria - -'*' - Xf'i A 'fly: _ ( E. Mallandaine. victoria,. ,^.; . b .?,-,,.-^ t" lA^Lyne. v The.aCarit������po_Sontiriel" is published every Mori Joy, *������and T.nrsdj.y."'Advertisements intended for insertion mnsthe defiv^redat latest at 6������oVIockj p. in. ��������� {hejday '",' before publjcaifonK- f iff fyf '' = ff ��������� ��������� - ' , , ' .' ��������� i TO CORRESPONDENTS ; -J v f'.^tAHicommuhicaiiohs']:mnsi;.be .accompanted by the ; r^al^iiamc/niid: address* of the writer,' not necessarily f with a view oi piiblisuing th^same, nut'as security for his good faith;. /, ���������'. "' 'ff f ���������y..j.��������� ---���������������������������in i ;:,���������'.���������t j:1','.'..1'.'.' "!.'.?.v~���������"���������!���������.' ii,;.|,|i. '.'"������������������|*"1''"' |,: "V ������������������������������������. V ,* -'���������*"'vXaaTtto advertisers:; ������������������:-��������������������������� ��������� '������������������'.-' "l������������������ - .- Ifffo" 'All,���������Affyertiseiiients (not inserted for any, definite jp/fwqd).w*Jl be contmupd until orderod out and charged loraccordingly;, ;jv'.v' ���������//:'������������������ /*''' ":A-f f , .";������������������������������������< 'O^ :THEiSCIENC^;ttRGf_������V^r&A������EOT. ;Meh -talk of the-"science of ;politics/' as if tbe, ar t of go vern ing a c 6 un try hjxd -been t re- ;'duced\.to._ what might _be^^teVmed: a science, and were bound down by a testament of their fathers, which they had uo power to .alter, so long as one fourth of the notion continued true AM ie vers in its d o c Iri n es. To th esc detects in the constitution of the United- Slates may be attributed the disasters which so many are pleased to term the failure of a "Republican form of Government. A fallacious conclusion entertained] only by the enemies of popular rights. An equally fallacious idea is entertained by the American people and the lovers of American institutions, and that is. no Government styled monarchical can be republican. Such a fallacy, if not altogether exploded,, we tbink is in.a fair way to become so. by the constant development of the principles of responsible government.as-, being worked out in Great Britain and her colonies, arid is more particularly on the. road to perfection in the Dominion of Canada. It in true there are elements of; irresponsibility which are opposed. to the principle of a purely popular Government, and which perhaps in tbe present state of society, so far as England is concerned, are elements of .safety.and ultimate good, and may be. defended on the ground of unintellectual qualifications on the part of a majority of the people,���������a defence, however, which we do not endorse.. .We do- not allude to the_Crown when we speak of an irresponsible element, for we think no other NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EDGAR DEWDNEY, II1WNG ENGINEER ME F. V.Lees Auction Rooms, jeSSra BARKERVILLE. .;'. XEW ^VEUTiSEM^yTs: HARPER & TORMEY, . IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Lire Stock of all kinds, . je8 6m BARKERVILLE, Hl&l FRESH BUTTER,i THE BEST ARTICLE IN THE ;COLONY, IN SIX POUND TINS. ' ;��������� A - REMOVAL. ft a'DR, CHipp At home i'or consultation d:iilt" May 8th. 1868. *' adamson^IThwrd^ ��������� DEALERS IN��������� ' CORNWA-LL-*-S--J)EOEMBER CURING, Just received, and i'or sale by E. PEARSON BROS., jeS '��������� IferkerviltQ. ._*_r_JIJ'(*������������_>_, .any, period in the world *s ��������� his tory;:; Bu .Vleav- . ing aside the questions of free* trade and tariff ; -^direct addT indirect: taxation���������to what,ex- ;'&te*?fc Government should carry mailsjarid con- our^ivjea to thfe m ",p tion. who are;tbe right and p/opeiv parties to '; rule and govern a country'?' Some- maintain .. tha fc t h e ri gh t b fsel frgov er nrae n t ds; the t> ir tii-- : \rigbt of every man'/arid no statesman, ruler, for'orator, has been able to refute the' pi;opo- j-eition in "its'theoretical sense;- Othfers contend that to-basevthe governinen't;of. a coun- ���������/��������� try; "njion "the;popular will, .is to %\ye -ignorance and vice the supremacy over intelligence and moral worth," as the lower and1 '^unintelligent classes constitute;_the majority V,������*?, all countries. This-argument iVequally as Hdiffi^ult"of refutation.as tneJ former, o'ue ; both * are good in.theory, both equally bad in pra'c- $tj.ca. ' The g r "t difficulty seems to be, _rst to '-'lln'd out ifcfe true theory^and then to And asy - y tern -" which will 'alio w .'tliat theory to be'car' rj���������ftl (Jut hi pnctlC? \Vh{^ tills JS On W?ffyTf*>T f " ' ^tfOWred,and practically demonstrated,"-then. ���������yfyfT> ' - ,/' '-' ��������� *and fch^a only, ' m&y politics/ 'or the- art of WVXTTfP f ' ' ^^"trning, bo ^i uo������,-?i ^i a 0ri(.nce.-r The framers - of the' declaration of the independence of the.United States started.out.with'n Ml*?o,*ry that was "commendable, and which did . credit to' tl_e:head and heart of the man who conceived it. r But alas for-their'conn try and^ : n������uianity,, whilst severing tlie chains of their supposed?heirarchical aiid monarchical thraldom, /they rivetted by absolate - and' v ��������� ;������ISi.p?J unalterable law the chains of slavery *������p,on(,ahelpless and irinofceusiveface, and a& ;i������hwiutelydepMy^ new liat^onot any direct control over, the des- fpotiam w hich rthey setlup unde%'the false .O'11?1^ of liberty| and (^us^������wit^the dffclara^ : tion of,; and a deyotqii"-to��������� a glorious and unassailable ; theory,;^and a .veneration for the writings qt their fatheivas sacred as that of -/the/"Jew for:.=tiis^Hebrewbible^ the'pebpleof ������������������ .;lf0$Ttyn i te4;Sta tes linye;' b ii i t % tip a n d ex p anfed ���������to.au .almost fabulous extentral great "nation, vh pishbinerea'i-re pii ^ its constitution the? elements;of inevitable ex- ( plosion, though not'necessarily destruc- t'itypifi The; three great imistafees made by the v'.; fpnieraof;the "American:-.constitution: were : ; "ribleij power.; giveniiojatbfeExeciitive, and YtXhe^jjmalterable>: character^ of; the f written Pi^AP^'^Pfe.;; tlio' lattetti however,: may be' /consider.^ tbeniW^ ������������������^f ^e Atnericah^G P������^*"7>eea le^ : ���������thesejgreat.^efects in the!������������������constitution- could %have; beeril^remeVlied longbeiore the curse of :::������Jayery and :the intrigues of an irresponsible ^Goy^rninehfc. plunged: the 'nation into a civil warj tho efifects vof which: upoh; their own attracted by laws as immutable as- those which control tho systems of the universe, to disturb which by making it a prize for public competition; would be to unsettle the entire Government,and make.its head, instead of the poin t. of I attraclion for the whole hation, ihe head. of a mere polilical party devoted and pledged to the interest only of those who placed the sceptre iii his hand. In no particular, therefore, do the people of England show tlieir wisdom more than in their unanimity ; i ii' i he su p p or t c f an ��������� h ere'd i ta ry cro w n, |so Jong as thoy hold the powerto- make that crown the.conservator of their rights; republicanism; iii any sense, can go no farther. The questionable element of responsibility lies, therefore, in the House of Lords,spiritual and'temporal. How far such a house may have been necessary arid just in the past, and how' long it may be a necessary.' institution to u p h old as com p a'tib 1 e w j t h f hej.ru e pr in ci p les of popiilar Government; weXdb.not;wish to #x_>.*"ei^ Government: of a coun'tryAtiis perforrjied its full: measure-of duty by 'educaiing arid ele- yatirig allelasses of its subjects, there is no evil to be feared from allowing that people :o say who, and who alone;should;make their laws, and share tbe honors and emoluments wbieh aresustaiued and supported at their expense. AUCTION "ROOMS; BARKERVILLE. : DRY GOODS AND LIQUORS. A large assortment of Iros and SfiK'iTfii -bund.. ' -''-***& ��������������� BarlcervHU*, May 1,1$fift. Pioneer Drayman. ���������'-.v. ho. y^MQTAf, rp HE[^OLDEST DRAVMAV ON THE on b������ the May 8, lSOSi Om A N AUCTION WILL r.V Rooms BE HELD AT THE ABOVE ^-p^y^JS^txirday, BftMoon. Goods sold on com miss ion;- Goods received; on Storage. Mon<\v advanced onjropds. Morcbnnts will pleasp-scn'J Goods to Auction Room8 not latpr tban Friday Evening for ^.it onlay's e-iJe. jaSfith --F.-V. LEE, Auctioneer. R. LfrSKTf. J. T. SCOTT. ' AKCADE m BiiiMBD- m^mwmw^ o. T. Millard. J. 0. Beedy. MILLARD & BEEDY, Importers and Dealers in G-eneral Merchandise. Wharf street, Victoria, B.C. ��������� 'PAKE. GREAT PLEASURE IN ANN;oUXCLVO TO AGENTS FOR MEiiCHANtS1 LINE 'PACKETS : jv8 6m SAN FRANCISCO. 'from At the B.ir will be found a full supply of & i)fl8t ���������WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, BarkeryiMe, May 20th,- 1868. jel lm EniToa Sentinel:���������Can it be possible that the Canbooites after th������ir enthusiastic action m. favor-of ConMeratibn last winter will aliow the recent adverse course of the"Gov- ernment- to tlieir almost: unanimduslf expressed wishes throughout the length and breadth of the colony,,to go un rebuked? l/onrcderatipn.pr the unification>together with British; connection, -has been the watchword of .the. colonists .of British Columbia for: the last t>yo years. Ihe idea is embodied in the r)onimion Ac c^ The th ink ing,m en, fro in Newton ndl and, toYYancou ver,: have;supported the Pr������J?ctv.The-^"itiment is almost unanimous mthis colony, in fayor:, of Confederation or .Empire;, andhas ;been loudly expressed bv Agings j'oirLone end of the colony^ to the other, Mi\A the miners of Cariboo aliow the ,f������tocratica!opposnionotVacmp)ilousttanry 0 stand m- the >yay of the consurhmaUon of their deeply, chemhed desire for British North American empire ? I answer,* No! Let us protest against this biireaucratical biirkiri^f our unanimously expressed wwhes. What say you to the First of July-Dominion Dav-- as a suitable occasion for some demonstration. Mosquito,-, pleasure in being BARi\JARD*S EXPRESS. 7~ AcFTERTHlS DATE, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, i v the Express will nrri'v.o here every Sunday.after- noon, ?in������I cluse a_rAfh'-for.- below ov-i-rV TUESDAY, at TEN o'clock. AM: ROBEilT POOI*. -._.Barkerville, May 28, 186$.' .. Ageut, ��������� : lWhi^SB^xjers. Wanted y T::QUESNTJ_r.MbUTfi; tofoon'tract'. foVfhe rummer 'torn Stonmer.'- Aliout 40.000 feet required "prin ci pal J y I Hrgi ? t hn bcrs a u tl th ick pi j n k i ng." STOVES I STOVES! ADAMS &: PEARCY, BARKKRVILLE, /Have ju3t received a choice ���������selection of CAST IRON COOKING STOVES ;��������� SHEET.: COPFEB, MCf" TIN-::PI_'AT*E AND ;;S;HEET >ItiOK,.. ���������with various other articles in tbclrHneof trtdo. .. . i365* All: Job iii ng iii it he- Tin, Sh.cci Iron, xC.ppi.rVni' Zinc trade.attended tpj.und^varrauted to give sarj. fae*.; tlon.������. -6m': Apply, within ten 'rfnvs, to 'st'uamo'r F.ntorpm^: Quivm-lniomh, prT.*onulIy or by wriiiuir ; or to J.-T. Hruuley, Barkerville. _M"������v3Q- jcl3t Van Yolkenburgh &'Co., RETAIL BUTCHERS, BKGTOIVTIMaTE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE public eenerally thnt thi-y now hav.- two Markets m Barkerville,- one in RiobO-M.imn one inCeritrevill^ a il or wh i nh w i I lb c cons tii nil jr a n (I wn H pu ppl led w i th pood fresh meals,, of the very best quality -tha. can be ftrrajrht;in British Co!unibia, :__d \vouiYrespectfully solicit, a cominuiince of the patronage heretofore extcn'led to them. ������������������:fl. ���������. .:���������"'.���������. a . .:���������." ���������':������������������ ���������-;.-. ���������������������������.��������������������������� . Birkeryille, B.'p._i_Mny MflStisP fff-'X-' "-Vjei lib;.^' WHOLESALE ANID f RETAIL ��������� -.r^s^.,.. ify [We have much in a DEALER ; <^rocerie*3v, Proyisions; x HARDW GOODS, .-CLOTH ::..,, BARKERVILLE. / ��������� niy2o6m HEAVY iiVIPpRTATION.; A. C. CAMPBELL, XT HAS.NOW ON THK WAY FROM ViCTORtA ON* of the largest and best; assorted stocks of HA ROW ARE Ever Imported to Cariboo, consisting of sbovcls, hoee. "Xest sluice-forky, nails, brtrand buull.e iron, flat an/I round, of all _iz:*s; Naylor*s cast steil, fl.it und ecu- gon *, c ir iybotl-5, cast steel axles, double action; ijolta . nuts and washers of nil sizes'; nnvlls, vMc������*,;bVljnws, > arid blacksmiths' toolsvgonerally; hayIrdkefi,:;scyt-luic:;. and sua thes;:, axe .a n d pick ban Tl *���������&; r"op \ su ws, gl-uw, sow les, c i r_>v n ters' tools, locks. h i nt;������������,': sew n'fi. - basp% :���������: S ta pies,-: hat an d coat ��������� h poles, fi If s an ���������I rasps";". bn Ichen * a ml hu n t i ng k n i yes; . cutkr^ in great y. ri ety;" _ n'd ~i e y ery a rti cle n i-ces^a ry for i'tfta i ai ng country;"-. ,Hom i A nnd .mule slibes and nails. Alsj a good assorimont of sta ion ery, a 11 of w hiclilic!. is prepared to sell at pries* . f which will defy competition. " ;M:iy-5, 186'S. ii Oovernment in accord an re with the-'peo'p 1 e is the true theory and when that; theory: is ra with prac^ce,; tfc "scienbe of Govorninent ��������� may be,said tohmpipommerieed. It is clear then, as we have shown, that the people of the UniteclvStates never bad a Reptiblican form or ^Government in its true sense- they worshipped the idea but were never permitted . to enjoy its strbstance ; they boasted of the pnvilegeof '^|ifeiHig^'r>on.'_.'mau-'ifor four years an irresponsible power over which a taajority of tb������ peopls bad no: direct control ������the will, of for ������ Dominion Day/SZ ZS y of Government, measures .13 they might deem W tkt If apparently has at heart.���������En. SbntwklJ ������J?E rCMnSdia.n paP������rs are fined with tho affair of AIcGees assassination. The Z dence agamst Whalen is. accumulatin* an^S clear r to us o-tiU ������ u i]0i"iw* FKESH GROCERIES. WM. DAVISON HA0in?TTD HTS NEW STORK IN THE POST II Olhce Dmiainjf, and bus the best aPPortmcnt oi Groceries ever oifered lor sale in liarkervlllc WATCHMAKER __ JEWELLER ecute Bnt.ravinj_ an I REPAIR WATCHES ���������ny 2511 n tmMyf. TAII, HAS CONSTANTLY OX HAND A CHOICE SELKC- . tion of Drugs' un!. Patent Medicines, ,incl������dn< new made and Patent'Pills, Trusses, byringus, Cherry Pec tori ^ Sfirso p iri i las, and Jay ne-s M teratlre; ��������� va purifying the blooiv. 't- f'-f' AUu ^tatlonerv. Rati und Black Ink, Candy, Seeo������, Rilli ltd Chnlk, and Pocket Knives. The c< iobratcd Oolden Balsam and .Murphy's Mixtures for the. complete cure of Secondary Syphillis"������ntl���������.'Bheuinatlsro',. and 'Cros^man's -nnd other specific mist tires for G<n- orr!)co 1 ;,a gr.������������t vari-'ty of Tuil:-.t' Arlioles, as Oowu^i Hiir Ollst Huir an I Tooth Brushes, Tuotli Pavva������W, Tooth Picks, Sponges, Fun eySoops, Bay Bum, }&��������� bjn^ Extracts, an I other p-'r.umrrifS, etc., etc. Prescriptionscareinlly compounded, .A--. P. S:���������As I ship up goods eivry spring- snd fall, par* i'������s r������quirinir medicine may r ly on' obiaining'.1* ���������*RESH, und so ensiir. its having the desired ellcct, N ��������� x t door to Cun io's Brewcry. May 1/1868. .6 m BirkprvPK B. ft. JE3?* Allow no one to Coflee than FelP mmr, f'-ble dealerd. put you off To bo hud with any., other froiu all rotip������ol.������ ��������� RT C II F I May 5, 38G8. - E MERCHANT, ELD, B. C 6m FOR SALE. 83 Mn;LSTATI0N; ��������� \.fzj i.������_L the waten road Thcreisafino^^V^l e of the best localities on from V���������le to Cariboo. premises, AnnlvTo^TL, -Ki*aDd "*tft*"l������n������ on the May 1, 1'8(V8, attached to th*?,property 2������3 RED GULCH AND MOSQUITO CHEEK* John B. Lovell & Co, TT EKP CONSTANTLY ON IIAND A LARGE SUrFltf MINERS' TOOLS, PROVISIONS, pLOTHING, &c, &c, . And for sale at tlfo "Lowest Current Prices*., ;- . Only one Cash Prion asked, consequently no I0"". credit given- ���������'"'���������'��������� ___.*_> N.B ���������Miners and Prospoctors oa Willow-i^iv^r,. igar and other CroeJcs-in that section of conauj-Jr' myi IS' ft^&i a_g Sngarana oiner L.rotJK8'in vuai.bvi5uwM.ui w,7*'*,'���������.%i^w bo supplied AS CHEAP and to barter advofitagje tnw from Williaeas Creek. E_������_y������ 11 ill ____>������������ -fsl-if ^--:-:~���������;^^^^ ^���������SPTT r".-AA"������������������" .''���������' ""r'j^ - >r ���������'���������*���������**;*������������������ i,wit^ry������-~y?**i*~?.*---> ������^^j^>4,������^__p - - r4r..������K*-i-**~~*-;;-*-h -3-r>~<' -- = '.ci:;-,z.--t::^^^T^ f.i'&z %'���������% ^4r,_4^tv^^^ ? -ii A\.a> it Special to tip',**'Caribpo-Sentiaei: ���������"''.' CAUFORNIA. ' - ��������� ."���������' ';."���������''���������*��������� Sak "Prakcisco; May 30���������A remarkable and serious earthquake took place last evening in : the interior of tHiM State aiid Nevada,' about'9 o'clock, in a line from Sacramento to Fort were sharp enough to -shake buildings-at Vir- ginia City- and frighten people out i^f floors. ��������� fX. ���������/-.< ��������� t ������������������ , ' -; ," ������"���������* " ��������� */ . ��������� . pi f, UNITED STATES.' ', ���������'-'. ^*ashtngton> May 27-fMr El Ho tt,. from, tbe ^CommiUeebtf^ - -���������- for Pike's bitt to pronrote American cbmmerce 'as follows:": Tariffs to'bc collected from; yes? sel9 arri?ing from foreign ports and- ft/draw? TT,back equal to duties is to be allowed oa nia- ff ferial ;fbr shipbundihy.^.:; / fl������������������ ip. '''f^fffff. ! Secretary Stanton has notified the President that owing to the -failure of the Senate^to con- i Vict the President he 'lias relinquished the War Department.:._MTl*l(lf;^i?^^.'*.' with books -arid archives* ;m riders the-care; of Adjutant* ������t������Gi__^^ ' " President:':"' ';' ' %"���������'.,-:��������� , ���������'' ;'���������" ���������' ��������� "' o. NBW,y<)RK. May 27~Gehep.il.Thomas took ' pc-ssesaioh of the War Officie as,Secretary ad interim. The Senate will probably confirm 'Schofield to-morrow as.Secretary *f War. *" The Secretary of State learns^the Naturals TT -.zation'-.���������.Treaty* with Bavaria; is< on equally liberal terras ��������� with' North Germany; The Secretary li opes to negotiate a similar'treaty _ with England.: v . , T: ,., fy ' ���������- ��������� It is the intention of a large portion of the '' Congressmen to adjourn on the 1st of July and en ter>on the Presidential campaign. Chicago, May 29-r-The committee appointed by the National Convention informed Grant land Colfax of their nomination..' Both accepted by briefvspeech. Chicago, I May ao-^flvit Garson died at Fort /Ly oh on '30 th May:.. ;t ������ Wassixuton . * May 2_*~TL e Presiden t was acquitted yesterday oh all the, articles of im- ��������� peachment". Senators Feasenderi, Fowler. :Grimes,;* Hendersonf Rpsii Turntmllfand Van Paris. May 20���������Marshal Niel,iin an official eport, states that the. Chassepot is the best Lfirearm known';.: he also, states.tliat tiieseg-uns are bein^ manufactured at the Government armory.attherateof ^-000 per day.;; " Berlin, May 22���������Prussia has taken the initiati ve steps for a pro posed gen eral dis- arnva men t. Kin g: Wil j ia ni h as b rde red a re- duetipa te,;be%made forthwith;in the land forces. :���������' :;���������;���������'-���������< .-.- ������������������-:"; ff fT -��������� ���������'������������������''f ��������������������������� f. .Ay s Mt__;rcirt May m~A treaty for tbe;rauttial protection of naturalized citizens, negotiated by Bancro^withlhe Bavarian Cabinet, has been signed. ��������� / it Jrix order to -start anew: one oxi the other side 'of the creek,talcingbecUrbck for a'661- mg tor their timbers.���������Homeward Bound co. are going ahead with theirhew tunnel; are (n about 100 feet^-Smeaton & Co; aietiydrau- ffiiY.1 ';: Xii^P^iP^^^XAff-TfAyffT: ^pbinson &Co^arem wHIilfheir new;;tunnel;';,. no: ;sign_:;of J bottom ���������yefc^Monrffbm.ery;& Go. liydraulicirig -pic Hed uR^bo'jt;^3 pz>.in the^roiirid;cleaned if or a. 12 ;foot'b'ox.���������Domjriique & Go; liydraulicirig a;p pin fr: ;bel6w tlie M on tg o tnery co. X w i th % very gpb& prospecte.4iittler ,ifc C6;!p^ Vibnnav May 26^A formidable revolt has *head of Robinson & Co.'s ground. " :. brolken -out iii ?Bosnia. Troops are being rapidly pushed forward from Constantinople to quell the disorder. f , :' Loi^nbN.^^ May" 29-^Tlie. Daily News thinks that Johnson,mere!y escaped and was not ao-i quitted^^It^coiisidei^s 'the strengiHC of the Radicals not materially impaired.' The Post thinks the Radicals pugii t to ���������be pleased wi th', theirT o^a defeat i? eventually ��������� It will be for- the best ,. ' (. - ������������������ ,.-..;. *-. ���������; BERm.i���������ay.?9~TheG Qer^mu^y.:; has ; abolished^ imjirisohc-ent for debt. y - _yp> ' f-'f- v ��������� MaNING INTELLIGENCE. to-day"in his 77th year, -_ f Wasutxctox.^ June * ^I^General Scbofield; took m)ssessioh^ofHhej\Yar Office Jo-day.. , . Portlaxd, Juhe. 2~^The Democrata carried the Stalest election held yesterday_ J ..'-'���������"'' -"��������������������������� -CANADA; ; :..'f T -. Ottawa; May 26^A man named Turner, .who testified /against ;Wba^^ ������at last /night aiid brutally beaten by three aen. Two of them were arrested. Other :���������';: witnesses; have received tb rea tehing letters. ;"-��������� ;Nkw/Yor^ ( dispatches say the ti oops in garrispn here are iinder inarching orders. The ;?oId iers wi ves : at St.; Johns are ordered piit of barracks, and hogpital accommodatibhs, etc.; _ made ready. A large detachment of troops are inarshiug . to the frontier.' .f ffi ��������� ii'fl Yfff>*. f~~f,rr,^ _.. ~WIUJA.JlJCl?BEff������ ft -. . ... ��������� Owstig- fcs^Hhe^-f*r%f5li<st^^^the^nssqtient snspension of work by the most of the claima. in order to secure the bed-rock drain, very littleyhas-been done ;this;week/ Only tlitree companies have "done ianytbing by way of a clean np worthy of ��������� mention. Tlie Raby co. washed up on Thursday;J20 oz.,theBa!d^ head co. J90 oz,, a h d the Sheepskin co. 70 oz:i The Point coiand Morning Star^co��������� (hydraulics) cleaned up their tail races, during^their suspension and each gpt a good prospects For a week.or two;.or; until tbec freshet is over, very,little mining "will ba doue on the creek.fy.X'A -t:f:'f: ^ffffXy ^tff X fi:f ,1 " ��������� STOUT GUT.CH. f- Six companies are taking outfcoOd'pay.-- The Jenkins cp. cleaned up for the week 47 oz. ���������ff&*-?f iTTTf>:fXyff;: fffiTt - :-/. fifi���������> ������������������ y,::;;.;-MEXICO;��������� TtfPpf XxX:���������: v.; y Advices from Mexico; say; the insurgents were within twelve leagiies of the capital. Juarez and family were: hurriedly removed from Chepultepec to the capital. The mbun- tains around Puebla are-reported full of re^ Tolutionists. ��������� - ���������. '.'- ���������' "-.'��������� .EUROPE, '���������'���������':;;-���������. Loxnox; May 26���������Mitchell Barrett, con- victed as being,one of the principals in "the Clerkenwell explosion, was executed at Newgate to-day. A commission has been appointed by a resolution of^Parliament to investigate and report on the condition of the Jaws of England on the subject of naturalization and the rights of expatriated subjects. The commission consists of Lord Clarendon, President; Charles Abbott, Secretary; Kur- plake, Foster and liar court. : London, May 27���������The great Epsom Derby races were run to-day at the Epsom Downs. A great throng were present. Business here is almost entirely suspended. The Prince of Wales and other members of the Royal family were among tu<������ visitors. The weather was une. -More than usual interest attached to the race in consequence of the heavy amount ventured by the Marquis of Hastings on his mare, Lady Elizabeth. Blue Gom, owned by ������r Joseph Hawley and ridden by Mills, was '������������,wl^_r- King Alfred, owned by Baron itot^scbild, was second ; and Speculato/be* jonging to tbe Duke of Newcastle, third- The time was two minutes and forty-four seconds : ���������^stance, one mile and a half. Eighteen horses CASADTAK CKEEK.' 1 [' .-l .-.-.; Things are looking;prpmising on tliis^creek. The Sovereign co;;are getting- down iiuely with': their/shaft ; expect: to bottom ina few, days^and ifaprospectis.struck, the character of theicreek;-will be-established.���������The NoneSiich Ctx, aboveithe Soyoreign ^co^ struck a prospect of SI to the pan.- Claims are consequently looking up. ': :��������� GROUSK GREEK. * ���������,.������������������'"." . . The reports from Grouse ;creek continue f������ vo rabl e, the only com plaint fro ro tliu t quarter is the want of a road; ��������� .��������������� ; '��������� WrLSON/CRKBK. The BiacksmUh co. bottonied their shaft at XdO feet and found Va chann'rd pitching into; the hill, which is considered by the company as a very farorableindication.^The Discovery co'; are working in their old grouri9 and are taking but pay.; The, creek is looked upoii generally as valuable mining ground; " ; MfARTHUR GULCH. Two com pan i ea are takjng out go p d pay. ISLAND GULCn.^ -'.-'���������. t This gulch heads frnm ihe sanie source as Mosquito. Red. and Wilson; and is looked upon with much favor. Several parties are prpapectihg.butsofar without success. The cbaanel Seems very deep, f i-'" TfiyT't ' vJ_bSQUITO..C5ULCHi-' Wash-ups fer the week'.:���������Minnehaha, 509 ozs;; Willow; 200 ozs.: Hocking, 142; Dis: covery. 70. Jeffries and Ho)man pompanie?, over wages ; Tabbco. prospecting; '������������������^ -;;:\'-; :;.;.; RKD'GULCH.'��������� ������������������;;'��������� ��������� Discovery washed-up for the week 50 ozs. Blacksmith eoi making wages. ���������"Catch-it, wages.���������Butcher co. are running a tunnel.-- United co. are making over, wages.^-Tipton Slasher for the week, 20 ozs.���������Moonshine, wa_es.~Thistie and Great Eastern companies are running tunnels.-Never Fail co. sinktng nhaft-^Tom and Jerry co. making- ovet- wages. -Hiawatha co. putting in machinery. McCann co., paying wages. The aggregate taken from Mosquito and Red Gulches for the week amounts to about 1200 ounces! LIGHTNING CREEK. Great Eastern paying about wages one nugget weighing 2 oz. l?/dollars, shire Lass co. taking out. small pay; been running through old ground.-Lighuig co.. running through soft rock and making good headwav.-Sigel co. have stopped work and sold tbe ground to Chinamen. LAST CHANCE CR&EK- Prfaco of Wales Co. taking out wages. DAVIS CRKK2C. ' Moon Raker claim bave ftilled to ruu iber tunnel through the siuro, and have ahando ;!;4'hbatrk: RoYAii.^'I'he; /representafiohrof a '������%\sz in the Dark** took������������������>place oh Thiirs- day^evching last at the Theatre Rbyah The p iece is a ge n u i ii e farce,', w ri tl en by ��������� Biick- st6iie, who:^ never wroie- a poor play ; although in regard to its originality; the ^author d. pes not p ro ba b ly ,61 ai m .the c on c e pti o n ��������� o f the:: idea of the trahsferof the llbeauty ��������� spo.'" in the dark^for that was an old story long before this' play was"writtenV _The-scene is in^ah -apartment in the villa of Mr. Pettibonef ;M rs: Pe tti b o ne: (Miss;El orenc e Wi Iso n) - isi si t^ >feing^afca-table-'taking^uiiiy^atory^ of';-afoo.U ,lection .of curiosities. A ring at the hall door startles her, and Mary; (Mrs. Kelly);enters an d -announces Mr; Frank Pa thorn (Mr; Bennett;) : Jrank enters and a ; very cordial greeting passes beiween .him ^ and Mrs. Pettif bone���������they, having been:early lover;'Frail li informs her that hebas; brought her some ,cnr*ositiesrto add t^her'coil^tion^^ Mr;'Pe^ ti bone;(MrV Thompsoh) enters^ retii rning froni' his 'business in^ the: city, aiid is' glad to see tm A. *Fish,- out 6if| Water,** by Joseph liuun^ The play is simply an amusing representation, fp X of a.ludlerons 1 mistake;made^ thef steward('1 o f Sir George Cou ri\yyiny&m ployihg a secretary and cook for a foreign embassy. The nX cook ^ being , thet first applicatifc,.", throiigli a ,,-���������;������������������; coin cide n ce of: circ amstan ces; -was in is ca kea X i by the steward for: the secretary; and the situation and salary be"ng:so tempting, tbe cook -^ could not resist the offer, aud ; accepted it Tlie applicant fop tbV secrefcary'a?������situatiou being also.mistakeufor the book, finding,that 'j he was forestalled, from a motive of love for V the ambassador's ^daughter, ��������� who was ^ to accompany her fatiierV accepted the vacant-, ; situation .of cook,v in order> tliat .he ^njight': f' .���������"A:?y part which *properly>belonged to tlieiother^ ' can;ronly-be understood by- wfthessingJts per-- . f' fo r m an ce. ' The p lay is a very good' o ne , an d;. the finale is most'excel lent. Mr. McNaugh*7 , / ���������ton; ini the character of;Stewardj'commenced - well, but his'representation did nqtseemso iy complete at the en d; it seemea - to "lack study. ' Mr. Thompson,', as 'Sam Savory, was inimi- i , ij rank; ��������� aad very socrti d iscloses to bim fthe Sec re fc of h is- j e al o u sy To f his w i fe> and 'proposes a trial of her fidelity.' Mrs. Pettibone is just entering,the" room anda overbears^^ ;the little;plot as agreed upbn between Pettibone ahd Erank ; Pettibohe makes ah Excuse^for a few' m i nil te's;: a ipse n ce, a n dv re ti res to the co n - servatory, watches'- thro^iigh a window and disco vers. Prank., ;ki3sm^ Mrs,: ? Pettibo he's hand ;. returns, in a?fit of. agonizing, jealousy, which he trios to conce^l/but acts most ludicrously ";" conceiyes a splendidridea ; putsWt: 'tlus; lights (accidentally); pours ink ;on his ; sot -File- have e'd portiihjly of��������� bayi ng jajkiss 1 pithfedark ; Petti: vb o htere tu r n sJ wi th 'y a'^light* au d d iscoy ers a black spot pnl prank's noj5e,;^orrespbhdirig to; the���������.,^ne',' on Mrs; Pettibone's cheek ; lefids Mrs. P. put-that shes may look, in ������the glass. M ary en ters ; Fr a n k kisses b e r an d' ��������� p 1 an ts a: triplicate of, the ink spot on her cheek ; Petti b one . re-en te rs and .finds that Fran k' h as been kissing the maid also.;;vows revenge; rushes put for his: pistols ������������������'; returns an dvfjnds ah *.linknown female'*- (Miss Ed\vards)"' sittiihg in a chair, cloaked.and veiled, thinks it is Mrs. Petti bone 'about to elope with Frank, catch es ho Id o f her very r u de ly an d threatens' vengeance;jV'uhknowh;;female**;screams; all en te r", in h as.te ; Pe tti b op e > is ��������� leorifouri d ed .'to. disco ver; that he has made/a;:m*stake ^and asks who is the strange lady.,..: Frank declares.; her to be 11 is w j I % to. who ui "������������������ he��������� was. cl a n desrti n el y married-: previous to: his se tti h^ out for Amer^ ical'"'. Pettibone '-is.-; overjoyed ,to find;that his" wi fe is n b t. goi ng to elo p e wl th l"*.ran k; ah d asks ier; to exp iai.i the kiss "in ;t3>e.:dark. Mrs.. P.: confesses to having overheard the mean p.l otto try her fide 1 i ty,; and th at she h a d: resolved,.;as ;he..--.hadv:suspected^ her /witfc; out: cause, .to give hiiii a reason ������������������for; his j eal o usy. Pe ttib o ne asks Jo rg iy eiiess, shak es handsWith ;Frank's wife, kisses her: andj tells Frank 'that the- books are . balanced. The play.;was^well sustained...throughput.: and re- fleets! gre a t ��������� c re di t up 6 h the;- m an age'rs ;for their excellent skill in casting the characters, all of whom acted their .-parts.; well ; and for the fi rs t ap p earance o f M rs; I _e I ly, we m u st say. that she ahbwed an ad aptness for the s ta|e wh ic h can no t fail to make h e r a y a lu- able acquisition to the dramatic corps. Miss Edwards did not have an opportunity in this play to display her ability ; the part assigned to her required but little acting ; but in .the; play a week previous, when she made her debut,: she proved herself, on the score of set I possession and ease of maimer, quit', equal to any task that may. be assigned io her. For the interlude, Mr. Seymour sang a comic medley, **. Richard Co3ur DeLeon^"* aud when encored, '*33olty Perkins."* Mrs. Tracey sang " A Kiss and Nothing More/* and for an encore, "My Robins .so^'Shy,'* .The.siugiiig was excellent. Mr. Seymour i>osse.i5J-es a fine voice and seems to be overflowing with comic originality. Mrs. Tracey has a sweet voice, but this being hev first .appearance she manifested &> little timidity iu tbe first song, but in the sece nd she was com; pleteiy collected and &?.ag admirably well, and was enthusiast!^ aly applauded. Tbe BHCORd piece per.or?������ -d wm the oaa act farce hng a ^^inibiihg^ week;road ib 11*: aiid $2000 a week: mining licences', etc. ��������� . '",, " ���������: The Street;���������Since the street* through the * town has been put in such fine condition; afi the expense of tbe Government, principallyy ��������� , it is a'pity^to see it obstrhcti*d again by the accumulation of ntbbish. It would be but a, ?' trifling expense for the proprietors of bpuEes f ��������� to emp 1 oy aChinaman pr two oneea^eekAp* - ; kecpthestreets cleau. . . . The Bed-Rock Drsun still holds good, aud - if- it continues so mr a day or two longer all ' r darigeri for the s3asonv will > be past^ The hydraulic claims: on ������������������- tbe: creek; have -very,.;' generously stopped working in order to allow; / the creek to be kept as free as possible, V ,, ��������� FuESHiJT^T-The hot sun of the" last three days has, raised the water in the creek;:so that great fears, have been entertained for the safety of the drain. Men from nearly all the ^ claims on the creek have turned.out in order to pre vent the overflowing* of the biilkhea^a. ���������'Barnard's ���������Expfes;arri:ved :yesterday,:;; atj";^'; fy;:. o "clock, with the' m ai Is and the foil 6 w i n_r p as- f senger:-���������Messrs.: (������ B. Wright, Woodcock, ;���������; Joey, Glynn, Mr3.;?hi^ child. ��������� =, -���������- : *," f .y T "-'y ��������� ' '- ��������� ������������������ *; ��������� Look Out .;,pott'ithb; Wizard!-Martin; the ; Wizard is at the Mouth, and will be here in & few days. Prepare yourselves everybody for sorae good sport, such as cannot be exceUed., , Colliks & Co.-have purchased a grist milt m PortlandvOregon, and intend,-to bring the machihery to Suda Creek and have it running ��������� Ms season.' . . .*;';,;,-������������������ '���������'<���������;'' Tj-f if. The weather for the last three dayslai been excessively hot for this time of the year,. ��������� ,. The thermometer baa been up to J)a io the shade. .'������������������ ;.yf\ \> 'iff: :':f': yf''fi Two droves of cows were brought on to ;; the creek yesterday, in coi sequence of which - tbe price of milk has fallen to $t \W gallp|j. The down Express will close at 10 ofclocK ; . on Tuesday morning, and the mails at 0-'fliii'.. evening. _���������-._���������:. :Ayy f-'f- i;'* ���������.'���������;���������'_-'������������������..... Two pack kaihs arrived yesterday, ;br!ag' " -bout 2000 pounds weight oi'goods. r,.- im ���������r } mm mm m ��������� ygr "iftfXfffT ��������� . f f y. t:i ���������mx- i ��������� r',..������^_i������..-V _;__ _;_;.-?.*_*_������������ifirfSy-W*W**B* *'���������' ^ ! .-j...-������_*..v -.. J >_rn ">��������� ��������� 1MT HEART' IS YOIJNGr. * 2tfv heart is youngi tbo* tresses grey . ;, r' Hive seat the blooroing cbeelis away y, ,;.. '. TlieiYaft 6nce ���������tor-fe'^irt^BPW:^ "' ' WithWrinlcVed brow and. eyesight dim. _ r - It is not years tbat makes me old. ; f > l?or tbey arefew and qiiickly tola. ������������������-.-_. '' " .Upon, mjf life a blight have east, ��������� V . Mr be*Tt is young, tlio" withered frame \ \ i And rtot'teriog step deny the same; 'TX- TJab7 shaking ��������� voice and sunkenieye. *>A*-htAKi?^ u_������-/i-.'tw������ fnth belie. returning npino the. Co^.^������ inWy. ac,.0m confined cylinder. ���������. fh ? o^cc. f ^ Ro{li,tcr������ plisbcd by the u** "^VSorltt. in which the berry as used by;FEU. & CO vl^a'hoat a_d the vapor indirectly exposed to the ri ���������* j" K > ltt addition to extracted carried off n*1���������1;}?;���������j**..iPid rem-val of the advantage to be ^^^^^^^ the the steam oon^imnR t ie fh*g���������������$ the ^ehml oil pure aroma ot ^oC���������������Z\^lrd as in the Cylinder being preserved ^not cxI���������*���������������l0T.,nn\n a much Roaster, where^.tj l^f^^4 " ^teamin? it under- VlCTQRIA^Al)VHQ���������������H^ aB JEW SflllSPlIBf Importer and Commission Merchant, WHARF STREET, - ' -, VICTORIA, J^I May 1,1S63. 6m G LiL>������ or nrrest the aemnuu.uvu ,. ,hen puna j^*$^^ .rousting, aud rappcwll> *������ e^n'^Uvdestroys U1C iu i<-v^��������������� ������..- -,- Coffee when ground, ces a of; action.- . . its fitness for drink. V SUTRO & Corner of Vates and Wharf Street*, Victoria, V. I., IMPORTERS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO May 1, XSC8; VICTORIA ADVERTISEMENTS? EMALI.ANDAINE, COLLECTOR ANDfGXJKERAl .'"'AGENT. Government Street, Victoria,-V. I. ' M������V 1.-18C8. . .: . 6m . Tbe 'summer ���������ay_.qr.eam������ ui ;^ ,f-- . . ' r ' Have vauisbed .with the winter's blast ' ' - ' ' '. ". it is not years that makesme oia. ii The1 youth I loved was-all .to me, j-'.*������_ -.'- __!:_r_-_.l-'.-i AAiiMoni) onhnptfl'V ' ''���������. akm^floo on account of Us i U e f^- --^. use our Coffee; roasted in the^^nlc, Roa������ r, iuitsfavor. M____. rat'esSt. Victoria.. | I,, ..^TM ROADSIDE APVgKTjggM^gg1__[ li ��������� " ' - So full of misery and woe, %fffXyxyy:PyXif iT- -���������^yyyxxyiy -v -'" l ������������������;///���������'*���������-������ ��������� ������������������ .i^'i-i t ~u_v.*i_i:_k^wWK_-* QlffA if ffyy\'-i:f:-i ���������:'���������^'<^iY^'i'^t':'���������'������������������ ..������������������'>���������'-." ^ ���������'������������������ j : Vi,/-';.'���������'_;..'V\V".,:i.; _50 mil ..Oirmiacu-jr aiiu *������v,v, , ��������� , This day I should bave been tbe bride ... ' Of him who died a suicide! : . '���������'-' "-���������'���������" 'ihatnia^es;#ie old. s -TikL. 6'EfpiON. itVi868.f- *?>:;> 7, ��������� ... QUESNELMOUTH, . ^ fiii^^ : Stabling for HorseE.IIay and fcu*. , : May 1^ 18C8. ' '��������� - ______ -. LAND AGENT, Etc., GOVKUS-ENT STtoT, ViCTORTA,:T. I. All business carefully''������^ punctually attended nC Mav 1; 186S. Om TE WILLSOH & COFFEE ROAS ��������� And Dealers in ��������� GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, Etc ' ' ~'~ ' - '.-_____! ��������� , , ��������� ��������� '/i.^ and Labor,���������Luck is ever waiting for - - 'something to turn up j Labor, with keen eyes '""nd strong, will, will-turn up something. ^_.^-vii*^1vi^_f_i'*o.���������-_i . .postman ��������� ._eB;new3^of:;;a': Legacy ; x.olclock.-and'.with busy: neri:nays;f;tlie foundation. ;"'v���������-"kl^Sines ;".Labor. Labor on .to: indt- fjintiepen- ^ptir'cr than noth- ter than faith. Sthe purest, rhtestj the iness. TS OPEN FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF THE I Travelling public; the bedrooms ore-spacious and airy and tho Beds cmnot besttr^se^^ and comfort by any in;tbc lower country; tbe T^e.-jj always supplied with the best of victuals. Siablmg. for Horses; Hay, Oats Aid Barley constantly on hand. Mny-1,1S6S.. '������ J Mayi, "ises. Fort Street, Victoria, V. I. RS Oai ���������p -WATSON, Wateli maker. Jeweler l_i_ and Engraver, Government'street /next tfl tbe St. -Nlchohus Hotel, Victoria, V. I. Chrcn-___a ometers n^d Watches cleaned, repaired and'-varmiit- ed. Every description of Jewelry made to order. " Plain and Ornamental Engraving neatly executed. May 1,1868. . _m DAILY and "WEEKLY " BWITI?H COLOnSt aud VICTOniA CHRONICLE.*8. Ortlew for mall." ing'ctther tho Daily or Weekly issues of tho above to " any part of Europe, tbe United States. Canada, Australia *.n Xrtft. at tbu nfflco or sent to Victoria will fa* May 1, 1868. HOTEL; DE FRANCE; .'-'.' 6oyt:itsMEN*r Strkex, Vzcr<>RUt V. I. - ; THE RESTAURANT in supplied witb all.th������ 1 delicacies ol the season, and the sleeping accom.. dat ion is replete with'every comfort. Tae utat of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ,. ' ' J. BIONE & CO., Proprietors. . Mft>.l. 18C8: .-.6_ LYTTON, BiC. fTHB PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLT INFORMED 1 that the-above Hotel.is now open for tbe accommodation of travellers. ' One of the best Cooks tn the country is.retained at this establishment and the Bar is, supplied, with, a cboico assortment of Wines and ���������Sho^ndersign'e^wuW also announce that attached ���������to the Hotel be lias an extensive Livery Stable.paddle | Horses-for hire at moderate rates. Hay and?Oats for f-Xiff xicWHA & co,; ���������:' '���������*,���������; " ''-- 'ft - .-��������� ���������'.' -' ''���������'-" Proprietors. ; ���������; ������dV"York, California, Rud European Express, , ward W_a^_**W_! "4_J,_^" But**. Bills of. ^-_^t^Sl=������,v.i: ;zm M������yl,.186S.', _____ ��������� ��������� . ������������������; T. N. HiBBEN a CO., ^^i^^^^ MODSHATE TERMS. English, American, f. ' & French, Gorman, And other Kevfspipors and Periodicals. ��������� Sonscatrnov3, adding p"c_t^e, payable is *������������������*- May 1,1868. GEORGE JAMES PIS MAT; sule cbeap>:. ;,royl4 6m; , The foundation of domestic happiness is ip^wv ,_. J ' faith Ah the virtue bf7woman *; the foundat"6n ^K of political happiness ia confidence in the -in- f;i tegrity of man ; the foundation of all happi ness, temporal"'and eternal, is reliance on the goodness of God.. ' t- '��������� Cleanliness of person promotes health of f body, and this inturn naturally begets purity c-tmind and' moral elev������ttionv? Such persons ' fi requite as much tsonce'rued in haying the Inner and .unseen as\tidy iind as clean as the outer' and thoJ visible 5 they are pure from principle, not policy.��������� - v He who pursues his own advantage only, so far as he can do so without injuring an- f cither, i.; jrist:; he who gives up his superfluity ^. ' rather than do harm to another, is noble ; he X-X*:'y$p; worUs'ipnly)^^'tiie::;:coinm6h.'.welfare; is , tbe most noble, and no one but liim deserves ��������� ���������. that name, 'lyf - ... ;- ,.'"'. V ��������� ; ��������� ���������^^^MEi^liftve^a;tnufch/i'nicer������������������'. s^nse of the bemifci fill- than: men'. f "They are;; by far, the ;v Mfer nmpires in matters of propriety and if gr&e^.:-v A^himere^scboblfgirl^will be thinking: :::;'-and; \vr'ittn'fc:.--ab.b. itigt^e:. beauty of birds and i������������������- Mbssbnis,Vwhilef.hie_������ brother is robbing the ^;! iiesjs andfe ' fXT-fiBn^ge^ has'_ itiiit^ttockhead cleaned oif ft--.tfiii'mow-iTOm^tn^pavembnU?/ ** Yis, mann."' V Did he 'do it with alacrity V.7 ��������� *' No, marm��������� with '-a. shpvcl."::;;. ''My-'dear, doctor," said an Irishman," it's no use in giving mo. an ein eti c; I tried i fc twice in Dublin, and it would not stay on my stomach live minutes.^ "Does this razor go;easy ?"��������� asked a barber of a victim who was writhing under a clumsy instrument, whose;chief recommendation was a strong handled ''Well.", replied the poor fellow, "that depends upon what you call the operation. If you are skinning me, it goes tolerably easy ;: but if you're shaving, it goes -;rath'er;hard."',/_ ; ,. ' "'vThb UsivERSAii Practice oi* mixing Chicory and other adulleratives with CoJTee, has very much damag itd in public cstimatibn, what ought to be the most delicious of Beverages.-'- So eflectually have the public CLI Clinton City, , BRITISH COLUMBIA >OH.y HkNRT Dl-ttHAM. FINDLAY & DURHAIVi, Xfff IMP ORT ERS, \ f..;' And General Commission Merchants, .Wharf Street, ���������ff ". 'Ayt ;"... Victoria, V. I.1.' ' ������������������:/.'.-; ��������� ���������.- .:;.;.'; London omce-Si^Great St. Helens, Biabopsgatc Str.^ Mayi,.lSGS." -fiyf-f "���������' ' 0m'; STORE STREET, ��������� ������ Betw"Jcu Herald *nd- Fisguard,;Victcrii, V.: L _...._...;.;j .A KDREW ASTRiCO RESPECTFULLY 1NF0RM3 i_T hYS" WftfttttH "suw'*iiw"-ttawHfflgr _w**U������r'. ;iat ��������� ��������� -. the above Hotel is tbo most comtnodious and tlcan j hotel in Victoria. It is conducted on the Europeon '] principle, and tbo tabids supplied with.thcyiry be.t i the mwrfcoi affords.' , , /, . , j A restaurant b'ciug at incited to thc premises, rowdi can be bad at nil hours of the day.. Private ainin_ rooms for families; The rates of oho r_^v������ ore as lol- . lows: Board ������ud' lodging por week, $o 50.to $6 GO; :., ditto per day. $1 00 ; Single metils, thiny-sevi-n^d . : a-liall cents ; beds, .60 cent?. Tcrms-Casb io ad- I rauc<\ A flri-pruui'safo in the houso. Miy I, 1868. ���������, ��������� ' ��������� - 6m WILLIAM' .C.__S-J-Ali.E80:i; OIDON HO goversmekt street, victoria, y 'Wholesale and 'retail. . 4; H. TURNER & CO. -ft Y 1 ISirOHTERB OF- V- Eneli8h"'& French Silts, Shawls. Dresses; JJ������ :-;'���������: ^clothing, Gloves, nnd every description ������������������ ��������� ���������' - :- .:l*������rrtpcry Good*. ��������� . ��������� ^ ������������������ -��������� ������������������ ... ,. ��������� Receive re_rtttfir>uppl������e������'by Express via^Pantni������M-J bv filing vessels via C;.pcllorn^ - -ffff ; "jaSar Particular ottontiou given tp-aii orawr** X6nd'onrFlrnWJ.' ?.- Tcnbtali & Cor 'ft-y^ ESTABtiSHED -1868,. m Mayi;i86S. 'to rpHIS SCBI5CRIBERS, FOR MANY YEARS PRO- 1 prictors of the Twenty-Nine Mile Hou?e, Douglas portage, beg to announce that having purchased the Clinton Hotel property, they are pmpared to "afford excellent, accommodation to tho trnvellinf. public. The table will.at ail times bo well supplied, aud in the Bar will bo fdiind.the choicest liquors. :. Ample: stablings for animals; and the^ best Of; feed constantIy-;-bhhand;-.: ;; They;respectfully invite a call from their old customers, as well as tlf������5 travelling public gehefaily. Clinton, B. C;, May 1,1863 f. i J.-SMITH & CO.: W^f^ L^ei^ry Ins^*ri.te ;. "Jf B: THOMPSON"; ��������� PkESIDE%*t> '"-::-/ fff JAMES\ANDERSON, ViCK-PRBSmBST. . "WA.TCHMAKSR AND JEWELLER, CLUB BUILDING, Government Street, - - ������������������������������������-'������������������' Jewelry of every description made to order. May 1,186$. " ������������������ Victoria, V. I. 6m H. S. BLUNT, " JOSEPH CLEARIHUE JOHN MacLAREN, 1, [��������� DiR A. GILMORE, ERGHANT f AIL.OR; X'fffXX^"ATES STREET, ;;���������-. Third"door below Government Street, Victoria, V. I;, .'Has on: hand, and i?, constantly receiving a large assortment of Cloths,^ Cassimerbs ;an'd ; Vkstingp, wlilclvbo is prepared to make to order in tho most approved Ftyles: ;/ ''������������������"- All order* from Cariboo promptly attended to. May 1,:1S6S... -' f':-f%:'- '-;;;- "'���������������������������'���������- ' :-t '-' 6ml G-BELLEY &FITERBE, WHABF. STUEET, V7CT0B1A, JESSE 'IRnCTOlS. Jerms of SubKcription���������$5 per Quarter, or . $2 per M/mth. Single volumes loaned 'to' non-subscrVbera at 50 cents por volume, with $1- deposit. /Persons not subscribers, visiiing thc Reading Room, and making uso ofthe Books and Papon?, 50 cents for each visit The Room wiil be P. M. .. ���������- DEALKTt- IN ��������� - : - ���������IIBE BOOTS'AIB SHOES, No. 23 YATES STREET, VICTORIA,. (Opposite Wells. Fargo & GVs.) Always on hand���������Cajf, Kip, Shoe Findings, etc., etc. May 1,1S68. -. -���������' ' . ������������*��������� _ Dealers in Fine EnkHsli, French & Ainerican Liqno:*, ;| Fm Charnpagne, Claret and Brandies.. _! a t AlifiF "stock op BONDED WTNES'AS������; CASH All ordersAyill r^iv^prt^^^, <.- Tit mt<������ A ceu ts for Hostel tor S- ���������������";'. Mav 1.1868; SCOTCH HOUSE, FORT STREET, VICTORIA open from TEN, A. ��������� _L. till TEN, JOHN BOWRON, Librarian; N. B ��������� AflneassortancntofBooks and Stationery is always kept for Hale,. 6m EXPRESS fc G-ENERAL AGENCY! A. fcLEAH & Go., Gkxkual OUTlTJTEnS, TMPORT CLOTIHNC OF ALL KI^DS ; also ROOTS .1. and SHOES, direct from the best English and Scnleh markets. .Sell retail at wholesale prices for ���������CASH. All orders sent promptly attended to, Mavl. 18C8. tb rough Barnard's Express, 6m E_iCJH^NG-En ���������;;;.;';:.sqda creek, b. c.; .; T^E ; TJNDEMONEDr^ I. above well known an������lpopuhir^tabn^jjc,^^ to inform their numerous Jnends ^y/id;everyf- rally, that they im now prepare^S^V *". commodation to-the Wgfgfc^ most reasonable rato of charge!*... uowur.'. ;* . bcdTCbnmberfs. ; f'.;ifi _.��������������������������� heit;-t"ran*"?" The Bar is storked with tbe very best Wines; Spirits and Cignrs.. ,.,.������������������ ��������������������������� -ubstantlals w ntxuricB the country:affords, and;mpa������. , r SlUe^bieB are spacious ^^^M by first-class hostlers, and a constant .wpi it best provender of all kinds. f-_im.y coii'liiciva In short, every ^vm\���������c*JJ?Jm& f������������^ ^ to the comfort of men and benU w W {0 ^ the proprietors will spare n<>^������;Vt?onize their #f tire satUaction to all who may Wu8OT&T|gfc <������ lishmcnt. , mr ��������� xa ���������-������,������- ������������������.ioyi������n" Soda Creole, B.C., March ^Mf^____, f| N THE ARRIVAL AT \J every Mail and Express, 1 kerville with an Express foi Mosquito and Red Gulch Creek and week on kinds will BARKERVILLE OF , -. REID will loaveBar- for the following places BAILEY'S PRIVATE .BOARDING HOUSE, Fort Street, Victoria, between Douglas anil ��������� Rroud ".Streets. A p/JLEY \J. 1> | REGS TO INTIMATE TO THE public that ho has purchased the building and turniJure, as lately occupied by Mrs. TIeal, which ho ha. entirely refitted si threat cost, >and the premises will n'������w be found replete with every convenience for the comfort of Families and ladies and gentlemen. lf-iTTerms moderate. N. R.���������In ad (Ml ion to trie above, N. C. co���������iinue? tt} carry on the H>te and Bo on Lri.np.ley street. Mayi.lWj EG TO RETL^N THANKS TO^THEI^.^ m UXor the past, and in order to jn������ ^ have reduced tho scale of P"^^- and Ijjf������ ^S?.__lSSiiB__3 Having recmlly tnede ^^^"S an_t.ondoU8upportm.tUeiutore. . .Wlin. | ,:ft5?lS Bar Wi������ **&*������**" ^ai*i -1 R n i I pv-1 ko I of W i n cs, Liq uorp a nd Ci en rs. ^,d bo^4 ]| :������^ 1 em 1 UayLim. ��������� B .Vi. ..am
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1868-06-08 |
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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FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1868_06_08 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | f1e0f7c4-d7d3-4bb2-9f06-1dd5fd1cc0df |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0170899 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
Longitude | -121.517222 |
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