y ��������������������������� 0 /Horace, IWl ant in '��������� .'. MoM 3^/:dp;TBK;y ,spack:np 0ft{j or cleanupy Uho.Tal>le|s <K Jtabliw-'\j ������% 'Oft.hniw,'* *P>S\/ J aosneimouih.-'y/. URrbedropng ,S Pveryaccom. ���������" Istlpcl %Vlt1i all A r!s:welj8tp. t & Sepfins; piod 3E ��������� J-l _ J -'.- i- t j. ' ���������;..1'..;v:l ^trHotf^.;y( ow prepare*' /. iOOD;j!EAlS ,;.' ������������������/ Xv-u. yn AAryyA/AX^ J*yy ryyAx/yy Mybc'twets. . JTale Houte������ ," The best'cf Butter, Mil1.: p feed.���������1-s/ A ���������y^ 1 thflcharjaa. /I times. - a?/'* - -| ENAYi * |V| oprietorsy/a. ~; iBici tion'Attfts rr^ ;ps. 'C8t-Ratei. pricters. :ry. ���������nse,:./���������'; ������������������:��������� rs; at'th* 7 jjRoads,^8 / blic.-Pis* ��������� ; StearohoAty .<* '-HDnttffl. ' ' y owr'tii-wit? - "/ y k Grain; ���������' .' gulcirly. tofc*-' ��������� -. ; , 1-8'- -*---.'; ARKP TO iHngpub* itiricBP, to tho formfr ���������table ;and as it does nod beds;/ ft. is pes* le.BAJUi*: >/cbo|cc8t ��������� i ...-,... ,m :y odepW, "orHerseB s i market. ���������"- *j )ATHAY: prietor. a ;yl I'fortra-' ������rjy wita; jr caniiet inesfcj#: 3 <l -v /,,, ^f,^^*^^^m^^^^A: ���������'X'- :,Voi^tr jBarke^ville, ^Williams^ Gre% B/^./ZMqiiday, October 28,/1867. ; / No.-5-1.-- RUSSIAN MUD BATHS. /. / lurid .tlianythey /ebmtnemSe; to; drawl in tbeir speech, part their hair in; ibe rniddlti;/andla}^' each AWcgti ^.enough/to hold.: an^oxceediiij?ly small bed, wjtb one'effaitfj/fc She&with a few tubs, and a hu^e, cauldron to warm'|Water^- "onteideJtpward tlie lake; bitt ��������� sheltered by a .wooden roof.from the .sun. It, is divided into4 -��������� ������wa p^tsJJ^a -^vfe^>i^|)Ri%U^-th<}-!adie^ JVom- the genMemento qnaiders./'; There are planks enablinjrrtbe bather /to/trnvei^'tlie made' so hot for/-the/m;_eye;^ they, are faifr // to give inya)id//bebaye//theiii-> so lyes 'decently and rationally., *, ,; - >- />' NEW/ ADVERTISEMENTS. 2 frt- ':!:���������'������������������ ".'-' 'i:A RUSSIAN ;XSOIl?JbLSfT/a'';VJ^:-*? themitct/could ���������'n-ot-be.iwaIk���������fd^ep/wiffioaV falling. 'Such,is ih/eVaccoiutnodation offered' ���������to the<ordinary;.batlier: -> .u y; ��������� ��������� > ������������������->-.; ** A Ayoung^issiap/3 tuple.. while' promenading the- streets, of St; Veterabu-rg; to step.upon a 1 ndy?s dress whjcli waa4rail ing-befo re hiur Upon 'tlie walk. Tlie momm tamed, and^in. J:\nguago mere strife- j lug/thaii )������!lmj preset bicjould to appease her'wrath;'but in vain. ��������� ' g|V , BARKMiV~[LLE,y Ufc) I ,' y>a ' WlL 11 AM S GR'E EKv"f'' frag/iwRT^ .yrv-jy. .r. tf .- i. ���������..���������.- y ���������- wy ���������:. *���������'��������� rf-y ���������''" '''���������'' "���������yyvC ;'IS#P 'or WEE.- aT.O,GK.yOK..;,,THTS .OKRIGE 'HAVl-Nai-BBEH ' X '������t'Kop������?i'Jsr^Iy*;'/tiigr^ op'tcsd, ^y^6a;i^cn&'4iiii^ortatlbd ^ /Xy' .- (ofi'a* variety" onidvv 0 ma We ij fai 'Jjy^^ peculiarly suited ��������� r u f^/;f///'''i;':!;-//'.'/:;]/;|:g;:/^ /.vTliis Is Tiiny tli e largest, and sm os t complete S> British Go]uml)ia ;* conHstlntf "<if.tlir^o Jurj;-) >f������ ���������"nfli-tmleniBj;;yizli: -CARD���������oliOpM^'BAR^ROOJLjxtifl ^^p-SALpONiMContaihlriff\Xtlirl!e,stiiiferb^iStir;^ jpjTAbiiKa^v.,.i'v:-^^ cuteclwlthne'i!.tnej>snwUle&pfitoh...��������� ���������..:,./ .." , ' - . ���������������������������.. -* .y . -;X t''���������'���������H-'J8@r T^rm8rni(������ilerate. *^gi '"���������" -"������������������'' '" A A . v>- - j ������������������ .;r..t|:,'y^^ -'������������������tyi-y-vy^ ^y '^������ir^, './vys ������������������*������ *���������<''"- , '���������;��������� ������:.���������-��������� *������������������:���������..",. -F-,'rf ������������������;.���������- ������������������'������������������">, ���������8<������ai*; jsiioa -'^S box of red. deal, of" the'shape' au'd sizeo,f;a eCHEAPEST *���������'���������#��������� 'coffin*, Tbisvboxis filh*d:wii^tliick'; holimiid, ���������J~i. -B:B 8Q n'^y dryjhat.ttfe welgbt|of/thebpdy,>vaU expecj to haye tliem trodden 'upon. }<This'in'-. /ttauie(i4he^woman to:''SffclTanTeB'eiifc^Si'^bt*' Remanded,.thgr^ay/^Sifi-.rJfeticlijconrti and; bioiled-ftr K period- varying,from -half an?bbiir to an hour; arid a-half|/ In an)^ atmosphere' of dress. ^ It,,was-observed, however, ��������� tbat^th1e������ dresa^as-npt, very new; and "that fifty rojibies- ,^oulOoy/elyfebe or^iuy^osftanS^toi^n the^ybunPinan;' wiis sentenced to pay, Tlie \with'a.fo'pt.'6f fresh mud/which\i8,firraV'cbrii^ vbacted round him,;{s^;tb^ '���������-��������� 'A'AX i\ '\A'ApA.-,-^'''\\r^r'^-'i^y\jzy'i^y/^'-i''-'-'?l'-y''iy^^,\ .'-;'���������. ,'���������'���������-���������������������������;,' .-.' *,..,,;���������.'.���������-���������'���������-' bat the face: ... ; -' y ^ All this is.done in the/ openair?in:a-brbil- ��������� ���������;5ng sun'. A small penl^house?is arranged to^ phade the,iace; and-.to&piK^^ / blmpelRr AEb is/thiia (lifted alive 'aiid' par-- doubtless a remembrance,of,P-ortia' aud Shy- i.������������������,t\ lx* f^ &-&V.2:ii-j'y':. :..:.������������������ rJ *.. -lock ili tted. across the,, young man s 'mind, and- he/said : ;/ Waitra,mpmenfcj young-My-;<-ybtf; j^$i~:'~ fei1'-'-'"'������������������-","';";!":' "'''";"' :"'" :,"i' (dress Sqnf perlvapsi ������.;.Tictiins.-^ranjyed'side by ;si^e,,close'; together,] *;'he aWaite;his cure, and .surely lie deserves ik f When his time is up, and the baked crnsfc:of J' niuVl is broken; tie ' is"fojrind/;./floating./ j He is v--the.n^'rem;b:y,efI^to.^ that lie comes .out elean.. At any rate,^he is /, 'hungry.., -He/ has be^n s^w^edi in his^b.wn /; j iucie%;wiiateyj a&#;>yb e/n'3b/^ meal-ti iri e ar fc i ves h e id ehabl ed ^ to d: o1 jjiia tifte to .the*food provider!, wjiich/;according to the: Bpecimen ofj.ife I enjoyed, \yas rather sup.erior- to>th at jge tferal I y %b tai ned: a t Rtissianyh o tels' of tbe/secbhd/order/'; The^boxes/ from -which the patients^haye been ^aken^retain perfectly the whole -form.Zpf the bodyi al most^as if it had,:been intendeft.. to jtake a/cast from / tliem in pi aster,df pansy The^ mud requires/to >be: re mo yedr a3 n d is replace dj wi th; a fresh; supply the/next day: / V, / /" ^\ . 2a ,y ihand overone*,parior' /tlie otlier of Any nrov perty.,; -Elushes of shame "now "overspread It ..' ���������"'���������"���������Z:y ': y ��������� ":: c tv- -' (.������������������>���������-., > wi .-iyvH. ',-'���������'-, man:s claim'was .good, and tlie money,or.the :dress -belon^ed^Jvtb//'him;/.-With a; courage woitt&y of At better caiise;/the^wo man/sent/ lor ^yliackney/ coach,- vv^nt intoykil'^cljoining THE GLIM ATE .OE/SHANGHAL. room;, removed y? her dress, 'and ^ again attempted , , to,'. leaye;-'/ am id - the ��������� shouts of /.the" spectators, v But/ her" opponent, iwas-remorseless: 'Z$������p nowindit^il/her^n the ciiarge of foul:and' ^busiva/jangiiagei on the' street!; the facts: were^pr.ove.d by A witnesses, and tbelinhapipy and mortified,creature was sentenced to pay' a finesvof biie^ hundred; :roubles. f She gavei back the "fiffcy;lately're- ceivjed jin triumph, and" ialU'the money/ and valuables -which ^she; had%ith^er;witht^idr. ing only'enough' to pay her cbach^fare home. ' Always on hand.' ^ ^ ^:p^K:/:/.M " A/A Done ^aiS^bnablerTatesi A letter/ ^ite/r^bn?f says~;Tbe'climate ofSlianghai/is^by/nameans; the finest Id 'the, wpflcLZ -Such sudden chstiiges "of weathlei^flat qcbur berergfrpnr a Taw^chilly drizzly log, to a fierce-anft dryiieat���������are certainly not4conducive toilbngevit^.y "And^yef sometimea/the weather is perfectly delightful. But the suiSerrhefe aref^arfiil, '^Although In man^/atfier /places/thei thermometer ^may range higher^ yet nowhere;is theyheat so op- pressivej or the jcays of the sun more penetrating. \At /dines, for days ' anftt daysitogether, no^asinglelbreathx)fiair:fltirsJ ?Biisi- ness iaialrm)st entirely suspended/during; the day,;it being /ittipqssible 6vbn for^ the//natiye jdooiies tbdo^ny thing life worfc '/��������� People are closed lip;in their ropma^fandibg and puffing and swearings unable 'to eatj/to / sleep,; or ta do anythingelse. Every one positively avers that this shall be his last summer in this " blasted hot hole,V and that this slimmer was certainly worse than the last,, This heated term lasts at least three, months/during whibh tmie it'presehts as many attractions for a resident^ as Hades or Purgatory. But thfe" autumn comes, with its fresh, balmy breezes, and breathes? new life around.''". In facti this season is the only fcinje, that can;be,said to be perfectly'enjoyablb weather. ; / But, in spite of the climate, I think Shanghai is the most- preferable plab/^//of abode in all China. Notwithstandihgthb extreme heat imd the niarshy flatness of the country,,it is a much healthier glace than/Hongkong^': Besides that, 'there-is4a,more .hospitable, genial, and^I might, iay bosmopblitan" people. 'A iajO: number of Ameridans, and ^specially pafirornianst are settled hbre^ and. they have ���������ft a great}deal'���������/their^wa/'Way^^The-yonhg Englishmen who conie out here are captivated by the free and easy American ystyle. /, In Hongkong, on the contrary, there is-a parcel of contemptible little clerks, who no sooner, good / J&������--Our Tmms run *r>KUla.rlv between -Vtilp;- anrl Caribbq an4''illorderiin:V>ur line of business carefully attended toy ^ ' '-y-yyy ..'���������l,*,.v'?J'*.y>y I-s-/ : r -.'-R PEARSON'tfiMOS. / hTkbbb:wasonce' a/jery illiterate gentleman ���������^ohe Peter Pattersbn---appointed as justice nf the;peace^y The first/day his / cierk Mided hiins?a: duplicateiwrit:���������.:'"X ' ,' * '"K X ' ' "Zn ' y: ^ <f Wellt what;sM^ A- ^^Nothing^ tut sjgn ,your initials,^ was the^ V$$ytAZy- ~2-' 2:������^ -������ ^-y A. yy y, r , AA XA: y0My- nishuls���������whatare^thej/?^1 .' '"��������� ? y ^J,Why; two'P.'fif--i replied, tlie clerk, impa^ tiently. -; : \ > d- . i;: y A x^yAAmk, ',. yy. ���������;.;//, i '" Cold perspiration stbodipn /the forehead of thevunhappy magistrate; af' he seized a pen; and with desperation in his face, wrote���������"Too }pes5&":-' "l*y\y yy,/ 2Vt-''-* ;:''"r": -'" / / An-Anxious BRiDEGiiboM.-':AA vfeilbi^/ wient into the County Clerk's office a;few days since to get i marriage certificate../ One was made out for him in the regular form, and at last he. beckoned the judge asidb. / ::' ff.See here, mister^7 said ?he;: confidentially, " can?t you date this thing back about two months? It would be a great convenience if you would.?* .//'-.-..-'..-;���������-/���������"���������' ��������� The judge assdred him that it would be an utter impossibility; / " Well,,? said he, " I don't.) care nothing about it myself, but her folks rather'insisted upon it." y ������������������ .'/;."���������'��������� '/ "'��������� .'/."'ly/ A friend told us lately of an amusing scene he witnedsed at the; old river ford near Natchitoches. A negro had a team of six miiles which he wished to drive acrpss. /The e c two head mules topk/kinftly to theLiwafer^but one of /the hind mules/ a. white ofle, obstmy ateiy refused to enter the stream. // Jumping from his 'seat in a f.urio us: passio n,' th e .team^- - steir began- beating tbe/'perverse one 5with 33/jse;r, X i/l ^-AH-D-A-- I,NTN"G'y.AG;ENT./ MpressI; ������������������ ; /, ; ������tz & nelsom^ ; s Goods; sold ion. Commission, y Office, RittbBei^-- Salksroom, Bancerriilci ������������������. - ., ... \5-s' -andt^". '.it ' xy.' ir.-.. AT E. H 0 ������GBN& : 0 L B ! ST A ^ BAerviiie^st.kajry2867. y -��������� 'A ;A. i-g. ���������/';���������: ' /BRITISH COLUMBIA ; "' J - AND VICTORIA EXPRESS, ' - y , ; Conneatiiirat" Victbrla witfr W;ELLS,N PABGO & CO ;-' : " yy- '' ft>r California. Oregon, tho Atlantic States , -��������������������������� , 'A ari.1 Europe. / ; . AND AT*YALE AND LILLOOET Wira^ARNARD;*' <">': ,'\,. > i GARIBOO EXPRESS,'> ��������� / , , y/ (|..(J For Big Bond,' Cariboo nh* the Northern -kiaes,. ������ r ' n* ConvcyingtTreasurc^^aluables^etters/Packftgop aui y������������������'"', > ' it , Parcels.-;w\. -yx.vs ' " 1-s A/Ayy KVVKimiMfwwtmKUimtnuiii ������������������ uLiiiumi.nr : Q-frESNE'LMOUTlt AD^ERTISEMBNTS.i^v^y " ��������� .,.:���������,.'---. ���������ii.A./:.~:,.:;j:::^yA,~..r-.y.,���������:,,,���������.:_,_;���������'.:;.-.-/yy -,..y^i.^ yy./'- yy :���������; ^^m^gi/yyx2 fee S;f ��������� ^^0^yM aMexvy^. AXD ���������. f, ... yy/y/BARKERViritEi/v./ A A/ . f PATERSON; & (3OQDS0N, PROPitiETORS. IN ANNOUNCING -THE RE-OPENINC!/OF-THIS, house for the season, the - proprietors wish to in-- form, their Irion ds. and the public generally, that tii*jT will spare no pains in.order to merit, the j>a.trona|o, of all who give them a enli. \ ���������//���������'���������������������������' '"'���������- Heals at all hours. ' ��������� ��������� i QUESNELMOUTH,/--" :', / / '11/;, ' . K K j6HNSONf Proprietor, ':;' - Meals at all hours, and Cooking; of! ��������� ��������� theses t ; -.���������_������������������' y;, '��������� ^idescriptio m -! ' ���������' ;/:' s -. ������������������;; /" * /,' o Lit IV; I "��������� ��������� y-; QUESNELMOUTHi; A-'Xy/ ... Gbbd BedsfRestauWut; Billiard T^b/le, ^&c\ '; .Stsliling for Horses, Hay and pats;; " Xsr. might and main, exclaiming1 betweepyth^ blows, /K Yo.iirtink you's white, do you ? But Pll show you dam quick colored- mules is as jrood as you is. Gee -up.';���������Am. Papen IT;:H, BARKERVILLE. Tlie Cariboo S������ntindl :?5 //:/-SEMIi:WE:EEliy; PoblIvShed Every Monday PAPER. /: and Thursday. ALLAN &.GO.j Proprietors. ; x$ OJphcfi^BARKERVILLE, Williams Creek, Cariboo. Subscription, $X per "Week. (iachHftg cost, of deliverj',) Payable to the Carrier The otige; E:^/$/|/R:|5iR/l'.S;^ - ���������_.��������� y /. ���������..; .-��������� wrii/vRifN';is'':^l^6iys:':'.'' //. y- ZA.ik - :/-LEAV^ (^ ON '"';.; yZy Z:, -'.. .'/AS; SI5 ::b'C^0<3Ki':A.:';Mij;''' ������������������ -���������' ;S A X -> , yy ^i^fi^lB^^ xAAAA- ^il6sdays and Fridays* AT JPOUR 0?CI.0CK, A M. Questieimoiitti, M^'Und, 1867. 2 THE CARIBOO SENTINEL &&&S?m *������r���������mn--aA ,hechi<?f -~_ y.y.-'y^1^1^^" object of the nresent notice is to MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1867/ Agents for the/.** Cariboo Sentinel.". Grouse Creek,-. .-��������� A/ : /;f;./-:/-/, : a. McWha. <?u*snelmoutb; ��������� XTr. Goudie, Barnard's Express Office. Ynle, ��������� ���������- ! - ��������� ��������� Mr;XEvuns'X-:\ * do do Lillooet,".- * "���������- /F.W.Foster, do" do ��������� New Westminster, - y ��������� = r / v Clarkson k Co, Victoria/.: : ; ��������� ..' Big'Bend, . y - ��������� ;. Van Winkle, 'A ��������� Musquito Gulch, . . . . :.���������; <E. M������iil:indaine. .- *��������������������������� 1 Ai. Lyno. . Jas..Bullock, French Creek - y- : J. W.Lindhardt. ������������������ :���������'..-. .- ... J.: W. Jeolree. The "Cariboo Sentinel?? 19 published every Mon lay ��������� and Thursday. Advertisementsdntended for Insertion must be delivered at latest at 6 o'clock, p.m.: the day before publication. ������������������; ..���������"-..;���������..���������.--.���������"' , ZAAA.y. ' TO/CORRESPONDENTS. '/AA. v/ ���������; --All! eommunicatlons must bo. accompanied by.the real name and address of the .-writer, not necossan )y ..with.a view, of publishing the same, but a9 security for his good faith.. - / . . , >. object of the present notice is to furnish the necessary details concerning the remainder, or more westerly portion," nnd this Mr. Waddington does in a most careful and lucid manner, he. having " spent five years in studying the question." He goes on to show the great advantages of the u Tete Jaune Pass,", over any other route* and gives elaborate tables, shewing the number of miles by stage road and steam navigation respectively, with the rise or fall to, be achieved in each particular section of tbe distance, arid the character of tbe country passed through. air extremely interesting, but we are compelled to. confine ourselves to the recapitulation, which is as follows >- : Railroads built or in construction. . 1285 Bute Inlet Road,' ..." . - . 222 Other portions to be built,'. ��������� - 426 648 . ��������� ���������'-.'..���������-������ 1033 Steam Navigation, ��������� v- . '. - 2400 - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BARKERVILLE. NEW ADVERTlsSSfTS/ 9 fpHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL KvOWV ES- X tablishmcnt lias great pleasure in announcing to his numerous friends and patrons, the arrival of a fresh stock of CALIFORNIA ALE . axo ENGLISH PORTER As usual, he has always on hand, a large stock of the best quality of French Brandy# Old Tom. Rum, Scotch Whiskey, etc. CHARLES McHARDY. October.21, 1867. . All Advertisements {not inserted for any definite period) will becontinuod until ordered outanu charged lor accordingly.' '������?- - -'..:��������� ir"' ���������The- p^ having .determined to suspend the publica- . tion of the -paper during /the/winter months. vthdeUstnumber, of the present volume.wil! ties indebted to'theofiice fbr/subscriptions or /advertisements .'. before, that <iate'.'-y i'.;y i/i A Ay ���������;>..- -,.//li> A A A A/2 A/iZ / Qu������wtr^s;do ^ be ��������� informed :���������'///--."'ibafeiail/theadvantages 1 ikelj^tb*accrue toy us J/y/Iteiti^ /:^y more;^ yyZithe^��������� 6yerland^rbute/;frbbi /ihe. eentre/of the /;/. -go vernmenf; at ;OttaT^tp/?the AEiScificX Slhat yy/ /wittipiit yibis| are i;/:: V^quallyl/accb^jble//to tb^'home ��������� governmen l/ /;: ��������� Jatifrg}^ ad vantage in y /cobhectipji^^ith ��������� tfiepDom inipn/}%hi le/ we/ con-; ���������yXZZZ Uinue"' iiv own preseh t yisol atefrfp osi ti oii/? The ^/v������ame would;/app ///y/in^t/as/ul;tbeabsence of thb/byeriahd rpute, ;,/y;:>>e^i$^ *;./;"/-. ^^/A?}^A^2^ te"r- ? wqrld,5!bn'"' thb; /IJni ted / :K Stat������3^maldng/thei / ;���������: ? iou;<& tii^e^ th /���������/-of ;the^British; prbvincbs/^On/the: pther hand, ///:/the/njin^bmplefionj;pfthp^ road would:/rob A y /theXX en fi^i/|cqbfederatioh: ;of A'ajty i il im i tab le / /Z^jBplirceJof wpalth in t^-impprtanfe traffic that. y/%t^ proper /^ pass / /;thrbughithe/Dominion, and the rapid settle- : y��������������������������� ment otthe ^vast tract of country... that.offers jiuch,. rare/ ad.vantages! itf/leiimate, sbi 1, an d ��������� tri iri era!/ weal th.//' The indo mitabl e o rigin ato r of the Butb/M fa-- / yored-us with a^^^ cbpy of his pamphlet on the : ad Van tages offered/^by >his^^^rpute/ over the ya- / ���������;;���������^Wous otherf propositions, with a similar ob- > j^ctf whichrh^ive been: laid before the pnbl ic* / and we are certainly inclined to believe that ins preject bears the /feasible appeararice" of y beuig the right one;; / -The,)paraplet/vvhicli is ��������� remarkab 1/ w ei 1 wri tte ri, cou tai b s a vast dea 1 of miriiite v information/on the'subject of an overland route, bat as space will only admit of a brief sy no psisj we shall 'confine burse l ves to ..such poin ts as y wi 11 convey to x bit r readers the promfnent features of tbis great and impoi'tant scheme.;^Mr.; Waddirigton says that '*? JSnglarid at present has no other postal com tnuriica;tiori with the Pacific but by New Yot k and Sari fFranCisco ; and in case of war with the ITnited; States;-:tne������onlj' postal; line- .would be thrbiigb bur own territory, across the Rocky monntains ; whereas '/by, ppening ari overland comtminicatibn irii mediately, a mail service would be established forthwith, not only to British Columbia and. Vancouver Island, but before long to Australia and Asia." He proceeds to give a rough estimate of a railroad throughout/from Ottawa to the Pacific, which he estimates would require 2.820 miles of rail, necessitating an expenditure of probably $100,000,000, an amount too great for present contemplation, but, being gifted, as we are, by nature with water communication of^the very first order, we can command a ?* quick and easy mode of conveyance for mails and passengers/during seven or eight months in the year, and for goods at one- third of tho price by railway carriage, and what is most iniportant, through a temperate climate." The line wonld pass over one of the richest; most beautiful, and fertile regions in the world, and open np.". from forty to sixty millions of acres possessing every qualification for agricultural purposes. The ������������������istern portion of the country thus to be be opened, was thoroughly explored for this purpose, as far as the Red River settlement, and tho lower end of the Great Saskatchewan, in 1B57.'6������, at the espouse and by order Distance from Bute Inlet to Halifax, ' i : v 4333 ' Mr. Waddington, "guided by former estimates and surveys, sets the whole cost down at ������150,000, the undertaking to be"ijbmpleted in two years; tbussavingtb the country the whole trade of the east, as it will be " the shortest and most direct possible route to China. Japan and even to India." Mr. Waddington then gives a long and minute description of the difficulty to be encountered in traversiiigxBrilisli Columbia, in which he shows ; hiriiseif possessed of very precise ih- i<?i^^iM^^Wj^.������ccouu offered by :thevBute Inletv,terminus for the road/appears to us very cbnciiisive.; The val 1 ey through which /the; ��������� road ��������� would pass from Bute Inlet is/about eighty miles in length, and terminates at the upper end in an bxtensive; plain, where all /difficulties cease, arid where few deviations from the straight line would be necessary. y'VTKe plain consists of a deep sedimentary 'soil,-"watered by numerous lakes and-small streams, arid at the terminus/on tho/bank/ of the Fraser. there, exists'.:a-;ricb-p1ateau of cultivable soil.V: Although we can but give arbiigh sketch of the varied'and interesting/. information contained in.Mr. Waddington's pamphlet, bur readers m 11 v urid ersta nd: suffic ieri t to. cb ii v i n ce th erii of/the urgent necessity and great iinpbirtance of tbe overland route ,to the great: Canadian confederation, an d we trust that ou r fel low colonists.-: wil I., bestir, tbetrisel ves in pressing ti p o ri./ the atte ri ti o n : o f th e go ve rn m eri t t be propriety of oflering eveiy vindiicement'to a gentleman/of^/MnyWaddingtorv's abiliry/ to bring abb ut: a speedy /arrangement for the/ completion of the.-riecessary work; ; ���������; A/ y, NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PURCHASED from the Trustees of the late firm of Oppeuheimer k Co., all their assets in Cariboo and Yale, B. C., hereby intimates that all accounts due to the said firm, must henceforth be paid to him. C. STROUSS. Barkerville, Oct. 19,1867. REilOVAL. In connection wi th tho. above, C r Su ouss hegs to announce that he bus removed to tho store lately occupied by Messrs. Oppenheimer & Co. ��������� 1. WfeiLL, San Francisco Store, COMMISSION MERCHANT"��������� "'' ��������� ' WHOtESAlE AND RETAIL DEALER . ���������.in-���������.-. ��������� y GROCERIES, PROVISiSls" HARDWARE, CLOTHIKG AND B0OTs/ :1 BRITISH HOTEL City,/; NOTICE. ���������n^AT^AFTEirTOrTn^^^ . .. .. .- OF NOVESr. ~u ?er������ I1867* a11 mining claims, in Cariboo D/strict will be laid over tilt the 50th AM^ 188S. / . ������������������' A' 2r'r"- ..'.: C* SREW,^;-. :' ���������'-.. /'��������� ' iA^y/Ji\X,iA'J2yX- A A" Void Commisflioncr. Richfield, 18thOct., 1867. / /: .. y " ; ,��������� EXPRESS NOTICE: AFTER THIS -DATE/ BARNARD'S EXPRESS IS ; not responsible for damage on LIQUIDS shipped in Tin or.Glass, unless by special contract. - ��������� ��������� ��������� Until further not ice. the Express will arrive here every -MON DA V AFTERNQO \ - and close for below every THURSDAY, at TEN o'clock, A H , . ' "'.;. y ' ROBERT.POOL, /. - ��������� .-��������� Agent. V Barkeryille, Oct. 17th, 1667. / ': '. Clinton 'Hute}. priini^y: thev^art-'JJShS?'?^80*lh' excellent acco^nfodaiion^ lit Km?r^: The tab o will at'all times be well suppl^d Tj^ Lc������ Bar will be found the choicest liquo"s ' ^in tbe Ampl.> stHliiing for aninwls, and the best of >���������.������ constuntjy on hand. -esi ������.r feea Tlu-y respc-ctruiiy invito ������ cnl! frf������m tbeir old iw mors, as wdl as tho travelling public generaHv t0% yChntnn, B.C., Sept, 17, 1867/ ;; 1 SMlfeco. THE CELEBRAT1QN 1 ll^ r-r- v .: .. y^OF *rRE^/yZy, ' //'"/ :���������.��������� O al e d oiri a ii Bone^leiit 2 %���������" .2.^22/. .fASSOCIATION; .2 yy ?y) i/Z--' Will Tikn"'"' : October ir.... Sa !ooh,Cariieront<jn. , RLACB ON THE THIRTY^lRSf P^^JJnsU (All Hallows Eve), at W. AlS Tickfts-^(incl nd ing refresh ments, etc. .J may be had j at. the Express pmce, price $5 euch.-; v...-^v ��������� - N. B.���������As a limited number of Tickets wlll'bc issued In excess"; of ^those; required by member of thV association, an early application should be made {A October 7,. 1887. ';.../ .- A/y '���������- & EL LARD, IETAI1 Bl LYTTpiy, B. C^ I rPHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING A - between J. Chnssot and A. > Edmohdson, has been dissolved THIS DAY, by mutual consent.. '. , .All accounts and liabilities of the firm w|U be met by J. Chassot, who will collect all accounts duo to tho ������T. CHASFOT, ,"���������;,-��������� " .,;-���������; a - '���������'- ���������'���������-'��������� A- EDMOXDSON. Barkerville; Oct. 24,1867. MOSQUITO & REMUICH EXPRESS. TT) REID WILL RUN AN EXPRESS THREE TIMF<J t1; ^^wfk.bet^li?.BPrkemne and Mo?quito arid' Red Gulches, via ��������� McArthur's Gulch and Lowhee Crock leavinc: C. Strouss' store, Bark.-rvillvnt Seven S^^nAV M ������ VC^ T^^,AY' THURSDAY: AS bATL-RDA^. Returning.will leave B.ibbitt's stor- MosQuito Gulch, at, Two, P.M., on the same days- Orders, -small pirc.els, letters, collections, etc etc attended to.- California and Colonel fWrs"' bWbt and delivered to.order, and-everything else appertain- October 23,1867. y W������LrL?y RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTIOX mVat-SS' lrJV<'m*r ;VlxV'Y1G i0 .their STOCK OF 11LAT, which they will, dispose of to.suit, the tiaies;. , ' yyAsail travellewat first iuciine / .- : / v; = y /"��������� ; Wh ere' er th ey see the fa ires t sign,: ��������� And find the shop both cletin andneaU-:;',:;" And like the tender arid cheap meat-^ . :v*?- Will call agrajri, and. recommena The LVTTON MARKET to every friend. Aithoughthoir neighbor, k< old contention ������������.-' ��������� iian������s out his winv.'pipr.s on a stanchion As clean as hands of " Butcli������ en make them In order stringers may mistuke him ; .. A t-ut be they Heathens, Turks or Tartar* Y^YrhtX ^iil not pass the LYTTON MARKET. Lytton City, B.C, Oct. 1- 1867. ���������T-n-KAyx y -yxyy \l. y'ZljZb TEL, , yy\- ������ ������ NOW OPEN FOR"-/.THE1 ACCOMMODATION OF the mining community, and.the public Ken������nl|y; No :expehso' li us been spa red to rend er the- bouse eli th a t c��������������� u I d b e d osired, for.; comfort Vi nd con vcrd'^co. The Biir is-supplied with a complete 'Block of Wim?- Liquors and'Cjcafs. .: AAy:--'- ���������'-/'-A',//-.:'/r .���������:--j^.-'Wai/A:itR������/Bi^3;H6^ T-.. ,���������/./���������'-, ih'n y b^e-h ti<\ a t a mode rate --ijUiir'ge^ -; -'-��������� ��������� r'E, bfe tt''': ��������� J������lyl;iS67; ;; .yyyr. 2m/-Av.y/.y/��������� r. Propriemffl. ' COS MOP.O-LITAlf t y ,iit and BARKERVILLE. y/. / NOTICE.-i '������������������-������������������ ITHRKTERENCE TO THE ORDER OF HON Ji, Gol.r Co 71 ndss ion er, directing that THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THOROUGHLY RE- novuted hi!������ Establishment, has re-op en ed the snme [ for tho accommodation:of the Public, and trusts to merit a share of their patronage. His Bakery has also undergone repair, and he is now ready to execute orders from all who wish pood bread. = , ���������; '" . JACOiS VELTE, Proprietor/, JunelOth,.1867. y ll* H. M. NOTICE OF .DISSOLUTION. THE COPARTNERSHIP. HERETOFORE EXISTING .btitween T. FL GrJav^Sfiod Is;icc VVnVf Ik nhurgh. under, the zhm-.������ and style of T. B. Grcuvte k C������ , is. this day dissolved hy inutui! consent; Isaac V.������n������ V<dkonhurgh is alone authorized to coil ct the debts due to the late firm, and all accounts owing-by the I tte firm must be presented to I. Vau Vol ken burgh for payment* *'������������������������������������-'. T. B. GREAVES A ������������������/;'; X .1 VaxVOLKENBURGH. Grouse Creek, Oct. 23,1867. bulkheads should be erected, an<l kept inn-pair, by the several'mining companies on Williams;,Creek, which order was dated 5th June, 1867, it l)������s* bwn reported to me that the.b.u Ik heads erected nuder said order, have not been 'properly k������pt in repair, anti.are at present. ina* dilypi lated ami unsafo conjlition/j I therefore direct that all such bulkheads be forthwith repairedj ^nd matie into'a'soonl and firm condition} to the satisfaction of Thomas Spelnum, cenerai ..fore. man. Sept. 30,1867. C. BREW, Gold Com tn ission eK" ITORSE SHOES AND :/ For sale by In the matter or tho Estate and Efl^cw of DAVID WHITFORD, Free Miner, late ofthe Reid Claim, Conklins Gulch, deceased,-intestate. X A ALL PERSONS WHO ARE- INDEBTED-TO THE above Estate, are required to p:jy the.amounts due forthwith, and all; persons who have any claims against the a������>ove estato.ftre required to send in their accounts on or Wfore FIRST NOVEMBER, 1567, to";:?' .'������������������'. 'CHAS. E, POOLEV, : y. -A-'y A Omoiai Administrator. Dated Richfield, 1st Angnst, 1867. Sept. 30,1867. . lm HORSE SHOE NAILS. E. PEAR^O k BROS., Barkerville. CAMERONTQN, /;'"'��������� Have just received, aiid offer for Sale,. A WAS MUCH SURPRPED AT NOTICING a X ch^lhmgo from Mr. G. Wilson to tight me lor from $1 to $500. I think ho and. his frh'n *s mu*t be aware* that I Wits loser on thelast fight; but if Mr. Wilson or bus frienis want satisfaction, I will be most hjtppy to nvtkc a fr/sh match for any amount not Kss than $2,000���������the fight to take phcj within one hiiudred mili*8 of Vietorh���������and I will allow him the siime amount he allowed me for exp^ns^s. The person who talked so much of fighting tho winner in my last battle, can be accommodated on the same tprms. ���������TOE El>E GREAT ATTRACTION. Crystal Palace Saloon! BARKERVILLE, MUNDORF & CO., PROPRIETORS. BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE ABOVE JtfE^- tioriH o*t?tl>Ii������hm''nt will be������penw| n:>xt SATUR. DAY EVENING, the 21st inst., wh������n all lovers oftlu " light fantastic" aro invited to call and enjoy themselves. MUSIC AND IMXCtXG EVKHY EVEN'IXG. The b'*st brands of Wines, Liquors add Cignrs always to be fouu I at the Bar. The strictest order observed, Sept. 19/ 18G7. X. FOR SALE. SMALL QUAVTITY OF FURNITURE property of a family leaving the comury. ' ��������� also ��������� THE Fari:^0111583^5, by the CcIobrafcoJ Tilton&Mc- Apply for particulars at TAYLOR'S Oct 21.1867. DfUg Store' B������^ervillD. 3 THE STEAMER "ONWARD" LEAVES YALE ATLOW RATES'FOR CASH,//./ 200 CASES CHOICE BRANDS of LIQUOKS -=7 COX������JSTL\a OF~rv . Brandy���������Martcll, Hennessey/ and Otard Dupey. "Wines���������P"rt, Sherry Burgundy, and Claret; Sanv terrtc's French White Wino ; Sunsevainc's California White Wine. ���������- Champagnes���������Bouche and Napoleon's Cabinet. Bitters���������Boker's, Sftasovaine's, Orange and Hostcf tor's,. Vermouth Absenthe, Peppermint and Ann!' sctte. -. Old Tom, Gin, and Scotch Whisky. ^. Also on hand���������500 galloug choico brands of Brandy ^incs, Whisky, Rum, etc. ���������' Goods received un Stora<?b or CoMjiissiox, at the lowest market rates. 1st July. 18C7. . 2m At EIGHT o'clock, A. M., from 1st of October to 1st November. FARE TO NICW WESTMINSTER WILL NOT EXCEED ONE DOLLAR i I Tale, Sept. 10, 1867, Wtf, JRVLW. Photographic Artist, AS NOW OPENED A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY* at RICHFIELD, and is prepared to twke Cartas de Vislte. Timbre do Posto Portraits, Ambro- types, Leather Pictures, Mi h no type*, viows of . Hnuses Claims, eic., Single or Stereoscopic Portraits also taken on Whito Silk. Lionn or Cottotf Cloth. Richfi������ldf 12th AogUBt, H47. i A A Z) .THE: .CARIBOO ��������� SENTINEL MONDAY,,OCTOBER 28, 1867. ���������Wk would desire to inform our subscribers along the wagon road, and iri the lower country, that they will be wafted on for their .subscriptions in the course of two week9, when we trust'that payments will be prompt. Revenus^of Cariboo.���������For the following table,1 shewing the'revenue of this district derived from all sources, for tlie years 18G5-'66. and nine months of 1867, we are indebted to the kindness of the acting1 Recorder, Mr. Sullivan. The monthly receipts are given under each year, so as to shew the marked increase during each month; of the present year, over that of any similar month in the. preceding two years 1865. ��������� : . 1866. y 1867 January.. $.891 85 $ 929 81 $ 1405 42 February.. .: - ...OU 54 -628 89 . 1288 67 March ,-."���������'��������� . .': 783.31. 1090 00 ;.3534J25 April -���������.."���������. . 1812 12 2076 77 y 1970 87 May ��������� ���������-! yyy '2S49 21 ' 2m 66' 4917 71 June > - ��������� ��������������������������� . :. 6453 95 4862 73 ������������������:���������' 5182 25 July ��������� - ��������� - 6263 12 -���������y 4999 01" 7221 38 August-. ��������� ,3800 4-i '4414 85 4405 52 September- * ... S785 64 ... '504921; 6843 43 ' * $27,041 18 $27,004' 99 $36,769 40 October. - r.-. i: ..... 4169.38��������� ��������� .';..3677 36 ���������. * ... - .. *��������� November y.,'������ /*-:-: 2053-13' ���������' 2387 20 December - , .603 ..74; ��������� 1675 76 ��������� ���������-. '������������������;'.: . ^^,,r ^.yy/.y^m^y'^^i^:^/^-. yy/'' The above table, will thus exhibita /Very favorable1 balariee * of .$9j?64/ 41, in Excess for tbe first nine,mohtlis'y of this year over the aanieX period ;last year,/ or ��������������������������� an increase; as against the- whole of lastlyear, of $2,024 09. It is highly gratifying thus to mark the steady jjrbgress that we are .making, notwithstanding the occurrence:.of many;unavoidable accidents that have corispired/to render/the past season one of unusual dullness."/: ~ / X H6spiTA>.^As will tie seen from the folio wing .report/of/the r resident physician at -this institution, l)r: Bell;-there has been 43 cases, m ed ical \y and- surgically treated ./by him wi tb i n ytbd A hosp italic! unrig; /the period between tlie -1st January -and 24th, Oc tober, 1867, bf wliich tlie fo 116 wirig:; is / a sumin/ary: 3 cases o f frac t u red legs, 1/ trac tiire of/ up per/ extremities, 1 affec tion .6 f kidneys, 1 diseased lungs;' 1 abscess; 1 /bilious fever,! enteritis , an d f e v e r. 3: i n 11 amatory > rheumatis ra,' 1. in - flamed hand, .2 -hydrocele/ 2 diarrhoea,/? rabu n tai htte ver.-1 heart, disease J' I).fractu re d leg and b tlie reinjuries, 1, injury; to leg, 1 -pby- mosis requiring operational / rheumatism, .1 a b scess i n tlie neck, 2 pn e uin o ri ia, : -1. co m- pound f r act a re of arm; ��������� d is I o caTi on /of wrists and injury"to chest/ terminating fatally from pneumonia. 2 neuralgia, 1 disease of bone of leg. 1 severe cii t ar m \: 1 com pound fra c tu red J eg, 1 1 i ver a f fecf i o n j 2 p e.rio s ti ti s of b p th legs 1 ' in u cous d isease o f ' b lad der,; 1 / en 1 arged prostate, I heart affection and fevei\/l; pleuropneumonia; 'l lung disease, 1 erysipelas, 1 syphilis. Of these four have:terminated fa- tally, viz., two.'from heart disease, the case of fever with/ interitis and the case of compound fractured, arm.accompanied with' other injuries. .There has been very little illness on tbe creek this year ; there' has been no epidemic, a very few cases of mountain fever and those of a mild character. Besides the above/there have been over 300 cases which were attended at the hospital and received advice and medicine as/outpatients from the institution. / Cutting Affiuy:-���������A- Chinaman who acts as cook, arid a white man named Mike Lynn, who officiates: in the. capacity of steward at into the course of which the Chinaman made an attack on Lynn with an axe. Lynn in defending himself with .a. hatchet, inflicted some ugly cuts on the celestial's phiz, for which he was arrested and lodged in jail. The Chinaman's face, which he persists in refusing to allow the doctor to dress, exhibits a vsry shocking appearance MINERS' MEETING. : The meeting called by the special requisition of several miners, for the purpose of discussing the propriety of establishing a Miners1 Store, was held last.Saturday evening at Miss Wilson's saloon, Barkerville, and was well attended. Capt. Robinsbn was unanimously voted to the chair and Mr. A. Allan was ap"- pointed secretary. The chairman briefly announced the object of the meeting, and said that judging/ from the present attitude of speculators, who were buying up all the grain that was produced in the country, there was every probability of flour being raised to at least 50 cents per lb. Bethought that the miners ought to adopt some means for protecting themselves against such monopoly; by procuring supplies from another quarter before it was too late. For this ��������� purpose be was in favor of opening subscription lists at once/--bo that, every man might have an opportunity of subscribing to the extent of: his means, and that the money so obtained should be:placed: An-a Bank to await the arrival of the goods, which ought to be ordered a9 soon as the money was forthcoming. He was certain that by this, arrangement, flour could be laid down here at y2o cents per lb., an d perhaps fo r iess/; The y v io ws exp ressed by tho chairman met with,., the/full approbation of tbe meeting,/and/many/offers of sub-1 scriptions were tendered on the. spot. It was tbeA.mPvei_byyMr. XJ!erretVL&eaon.derL.-by MrrHiltonrana^affiecT unanimously "That a p^titidfi be triinismitted tp the Governor praying for a temporary remission of all Customs Duties/and.Road Tolls,.at present exacted on staple: articles,/', such ,-��������� as flour, bacon and beans." '/���������/.'- ������������������/://-Ay yy.y ������������������AAA ^ It was. moved1 by Mr. J/Woods, seconded by Mr. Hilton, andcarried hem. con. :." That a commUtee of three, be .appointed /-to open books; receive'^^/subscriptions, .and draft the, petition tb 'the''i Govera br.'' The raceti ng thereupon nominated, the -chairman, and M ess rs: Deffia and , Allan to ac t as sue h co ni- mittee/ yy xXZAryy���������.���������'/������������������---2 ��������� yZyA-yy^y /On motion the meeting adjourned/till Tuesday / evening, to recei ve th e rep or t of the committee/'/./ ��������� ��������� y /;' / - yy/yi .<-���������-, - *V: Tho following /is a copy of .the. petition above reiferred'tb : / Xy '������������������ ZxAy //Ay Zy fyA Unto' MINING INTELLIGENCE/ Mr. Vette's restaurant. Barkerville, got an altercation yesterday morning, in His Excellency Frederick /Seymour, y //-Governor of the col biiypf British; Co 1- Xyy y : ;um b ia and its- d open den c ies... The.: pe- / ti tion p f t h e m iners an d other: reside ri ts : of the id-Is*ric t of Cariboo hu nib ly she w- \y A;" cth,-^/. .,V - .. -��������� ��������� -/.;./:-- A r. ��������� ��������� t ,- . ;y / That y o ur p e ti tib ne rs i /ha ve lear n ed " wi tli feelings -of extreme anxiety and alarm/ that unscrupulous speculators/' regard I ess/: of,-the welfare of this cblony, aire.; piirchasing all; the wheat tliat has been gro wn in . the agri cul- Ui ral d is tri c ts o f the. lip per c b u n try th is, sea- son, for the purpose, as your petitioners have every reason to believe, of raising the price of floiir to such an exhorbitant figure ;as. the present condition of the mining popnl?rtipn of this districtjowing to the low rate of wages, ancf the near approach of a long and severe winter^ ' cannot justify, and which, / if hot checked/will, as your petitioners firmly: believe/result either in starvation or the depopulation of the country, y . v Your petitioners, therefore, seeing.no other means within their power of frustrating the designs of avaricious men, have with much regret determined to procure their supply of floiir elsewhere, and with the view of reducing the cost of its delivery in this district, which must necessarily be great. at this late season of the year, your petitioners would respectfully request your Excellency to remit temporarily the Customs Duties and Road ���������foils at present imposed on that article, and your petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray. WILLIAMS CUBES. We regret to think that our mining season is about to close without the usual fall freshet upon which so many placed so much depen- ence. . That this is now almost a certainty, the last few days gave us ample evidence, in the prevalence of severe frost, which has compelled open air mining to be entirelyysus- pended, and in many instances wheels to be stopped. Many are not without hope, ho w- ever, that the present cold snap will be . succeeded by a few weeks of mild /weather ; if this should prove to*be correct/there may yet be a good.deal of work done before winter actually sets in..' Those companies who intend to drift during the winter are making all the necessary preparations for that purpose, by building comfortable dump houses; etc./arid there is no doubt with the opening of the Drain more mining will be done/on tbiscreek during the present winter than there has been throughout this summer.' The claims that were enabled to-doany: work last.-, week yielded very, well. y...... ���������y The Dutch Bill co. paid about' wages for the. week.���������McLaren co. starting, to "drift.��������� Taylor co. ditto.��������� Casket cp .haye just finished a ditch about 14 miles in-length,-which they/ in tend ;to use for. by d raul ic purposes Jin tbe spring.-rDeadwopd cor. are making good wages.���������if ehh y Lind: c o i^ are rii ri ri i n g a / drift i n to-the --hi ll ^Fj n ra e-c b. ~. h a ye-rcl eaned^u p a&burthree-foS something like /SoOOp...;; The present--frosty weather is a great drawback to 'their //opera- tipns. It. is th^ in ten tion. of /the . conipany during the wi nter to liih/a / tunnel ��������� up /to the Date h jBi 1 i /coy's 1 in es , w here /-th ey:v expect, to take put pay when they start in the- spring:-^' California co/w;ashed out last;/week /I2/ bzZ the resu 11 of four men's, work.-;;: The "grourid from which this payJwas/. bb tairied had been worked/over, by^ the|^comimny.^Hi^rriiW co.; are makitig good Vvagesi--^Welsh co. are workiiig on bigh rock: and taking - out;gobd Pay ��������� t7 ^t | Iboet co. h ay e..* com men ced:> w ashi ng y-U prn i ng: S tar / co. / to ok'; b tit 25 b u n pes for 3,days work.-^-Aurora co./wa;shed out for the week "6/0 ounces.--^Davis co./ Avhich ,was thought-to, be. worked out. and shares changed h an ds at a very/ .tri fli ng ' rate/ ab put ten days ago', is n o/w 166kirig up ; for last: week the amount of tbe washings -from this 7c lai rri was '242 oz. or $500/to the/ share.^Never Sweat /co/ are making/: wa wes^Raby col: are doing/wel't.-^Prince'.-of/Wa.les po/; "are taking out gbodJ)ay. ,;-''.' :' :X'Z '."/A '/22rrA7.AA^M. "��������� /.:/:.:.rvy/./-v/'STpuTs/-^GOLCH.y.; "yy/y/r-yAyy ��������� Floy4,CoWare/opening ->a turineli���������AUtitas1 co/cleaned up for tbe - week 59 ozZ-^Taftvale cp. had 60 oz. for the srim<j ti trie.���������Jenkins co. took ou t SO oz.���������Mucho. O.rp pp. bad;-.! 9:pz.;for three day37ywork/y ���������'���������'y-'AZZ i'AX A-y/Xyylyy: ; ;/: 'KOOTENAY MINES;- :y/// Abont 300 ininera, (says the ColUmbiari) many of them Ohinamnn;" coritinue to - work with satisfactory results.. ./? The absence of ^���������big strikes J? Was perhaps more rthan compensated for, in the (Steidy, yield by which; almost every man engaged Inthese minea :is::' making wages and up war d s. There were ���������< a great niahy parties out prospecting in yvarfc ous localities. One party bad gone!: to/; the head waters of:. the Columbia/nyer/wheri one Fraserjs said to have found ptospecte.bf $l50,tp the pau/v.Qn'Wil^^ Carthy & Co. h^ViEi-cbinpiefed/their/diich^fwi^ , miles, in length/ at./a cost of ^SOObi/'/This/ ditch .carries 1000 inches ;of. watery and' will -, enable a range of about two miles of ground^ < believed to be/nch/tb/fo &Cb.,,.ha^ve cbm/mencedyto^operi/ tip/thdr^ claim, while niany /person^ had.; coinmericed^ sinkihg'shafts along the.line ofthe/ditch/Imr" portant ^ /results: :ar4\^^borifidently.s anticipated fro in this he w! eri te rprise. New* diggings had been struck in the-vicinity of Bornar.'s Ferry;-; about 25 of the / Kootenay; riiiriers had{ goney over^ but although they :fbund gold and ex*- p ress tiiei r belief th at a moi^e thorough search A will reveal Ipaying- diggings, th'ef : saw no-/ ��������� iUitig M/'warrant ytbex abanddnmen������ bf;/their: / Kpbtfenay claims/.... Considerable //riumbers^]; fro hi Blackfbot arid elsewhere/were xeported-v ���������tb\ be' nocking1 into .the ineW d_iggirigsify l:ffih&? ���������s To/thb> EpiTOu/x)^ /tub AyCAiimbo '��������� Sentinbl.^; y:; X SrR/^Iri^'a]letter~'pu6lishcd/iri /ybiir,r last ipyy sne,yand / Mgned^ Miber^ m iriers coiild get, by i> i n vesting .their: sp arel ��������� ��������� mone/'inr a ��������� miners'; store; at/ieast^prie / and 'Ay arhalf; per. cent.;:per *;mpnfcb.-A Ti8hbrild;/bb:/) very raiibb obliged/tb/'^Mine^^Of:be/ catty / point ���������uitone single;ri^erphantja^^ district; > who /; ha vingA done Ibusiriess? on / aft;-^ average scale; has /realised /pri/thetripriey^/liii/Jy baS^ invested, such/a clear profit as Ayob&jtiyd. iyy a-half per/ /cent; i per Kmorith.^^ Miners -gene-;' 2 rally, have a>wron gv id ea p f p rbflts b ere in bus?-// iriesSj/arid-if /*.^ Miner?'/ is able Jo do better/hiy*; must-be:pressed of a:special'^gift': in^:the^y management of a :gehera\.store.';y Ay * '/���������. yy:1. ^'//i-y !"A\ ixZ-X i-A/'Zy;. /���������-;;-y^V;./:ylxciiki)^LociSif;-^)!! COXKLTXS Obl.CH. : Just-struck-it co. are making SS a day: tp the hand.���������Reid co. washed out 18 oz. iorone day's;work/ '. ' '.'] :'":::/- \ ��������� /���������;-:.-' r MOSQUITO GDLCU. ."', '������������������: The scarcity of water begiris to be greatly felt here, and the consequence is a'very considerablefa, lling off in the yield of the/vprb", ���������lor last week, -..������������������ . \i / '"'' /'/ Minnehaha co. took out up to Thursday, 57 oz.���������Rising Sun.,co. for.the week had 18 oz. I for four men's work.���������Willow and Ophir companies have not bottomed their������������������ new shafts. ": ���������''��������� ., Book Postage,���������In reply to a letter addressed to the Governor by^ the officers of the Mechanics Institute, Victoria, on tbe subject of securing a more liberal book postal communication between England and this colony His Excellency, states that the letter would be forwarded to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, and that the matter will again be brought before Parliament. Amusements at Mosquito Gulch.���������We learn that Professor Hermann gave an enter- tainment at Sam Walker's saloon, Cenfcreville, last evening, on behalf of the Cariboo hospital. This being the second benefit that the Professor has given to this deserving institution/At would only be but right, when he oothSi before, the public on his own account, that he should get a bumper house. Mkssrs. Baxter and Darts have arrived at Quesnelmouth/from th������ Peace river country, *'ith 3,000 lbs. of valuable fort - To Correspondents.���������On perusing the communication from P. C, Victoria, relative to his proposition for the establishment of a Mining Office under the control of tbe gov ernment, and other matters relating to patents for improvements in placer mining and the reduction of crude ores, &c., we have only to inform him that as his letter would have to be re-written before it could appear in our columns, and as we have not the leisure to do so, we must decline it for the present. Grouse Creek Trail.���������We understand that during the late gale a number of trees fell across a portion of the Grouse creek trail, in the vicinity of Conklins Gulch, and have so obstructed mule travel thereon that the residents of Grouse .creek are put to great inconvenience in getting their supplies forwarded. As it is said that the labor of one man for half a day would remove all the obstructions we think it is the duty of tbe Commissioner of Lands and Works to order the work done at once. Express.���������Barnard's Express wagon left here last Thursday, and carried as passengers | Messrs. John Bute, F. W. Laumeister, J. B. ! Grear������3 imd Jacob Hionson. ��������� /���������/������������������." ' ' ��������������������������� RED 'GULCHr " Tbe claims in this gulch continue.to give a good account of themselves.���������Discovery co. cleaned up 30 oz. last week.���������Catch-it-if-you- can co. had 23 oz. for the same period.���������Butcher co. are making over wages, as are' also the United co. ��������� .. . LpWBSB CREEK, ".'. ^ The only claim that is taking but anything like good pay is the Calaveras, which washed up last week 120 oz.���������The First Chance co. hive had to stop. ./ 1 GROUSE CREEK/ Times are very dull on this creek at present, the only claims that we hear of being at work are the Hard-up co., who have aot} et struck the lead!���������Heron co. who are taking out good pay.--Flume co. have very bad ground to work, ic keeps continually caving, and impedes their progress very much.���������Short Bend co. are preparing to work during the winter.���������Full Rigg co. are taking out small pay.���������Discovery co. are making wages.��������� Ne'er-do-weel Co. are averaging about .20 oz. per week.���������The Cascade, Fountain Head and Point companies continue to work; but without any notable success. ; ":MrxERsf:''5iEETrNG/^As/will-- be/' secnl'b^f ki/ re p o r t ��������� of-the pro ceedi n gsvof; the m ee ting; pel d' Vs on Satu rd ay/nigh i>giyp.n/in rario ther. cb lu m n, y the; /miners. are ja/liy,e/ to ^tlip;; importance of y: soriie action being taken ./to;��������� circumvent/ the./ plans of the floiir mbnopplists/^dZare^ m i ri ed to sen d fo r. snppl i es; ��������� for r themselves; y Jt^wil 1 ibe seen ���������bvtbe/re^juti the G^ernpr/is/to \be/ peUtioueditp abolish/;/ fbr a /time/the; duty-and ready tolls on: flour;{;���������; 'i yerj?; reasonable./irequest\under existing ���������; circ urns tan ces. and that i n ��������� th e mean ti trie ��������� sii b-': scrip tion lists/ wi IL be������ ,.ci rculated :��������� among v the .; mine rs to raise f u n ds / to ,p ay Atb v the-' su p'ply /; w hen; i t arr i ves. The mon ey yso raised; it J is/'; i utehded / eh ou I d be / deposi ted by-:* > the'������siib^y scribers between now^aod Wednesdaysevenr (/ ing next, iri ��������� -.the- Bank {(if' Bri tish ;Columbia, whose agent /will issue a cheque -for the:: $ amount sp deposited. .The funds will be' kept ������������������ A in the;bank until*tbe flour is delivered -up/to-- ; tb e subscr i b ers. Another - meeting ������������������ is y to be' A held: on Tuesday eyening/at eight o'clock^ at.1, N. Curiio'3 salopn, Barkei^vilie,: for the/ pur-// pose of completing "the:necessary;arrange-y' ments: 'Ay ���������/������������������//'��������� A/ ��������� y -y ���������:���������'���������/���������::.���������-'-wy. '���������'/.--'��������� raXy: Every foot of la^d on which Belfast. Ireland, is built, is owned by one man, the Marquis of Donegal. Every citizen has to pay tribute to him. His income from ground rent is from one to two millions of dollars a year. /New A^pppiNT\iE>:Ts.^aturda^:XJ^ett9 announced the following- appointments/:---/ Charles GbopV /Esquire, /to J bb" Registrar of A Medical Practitioners of the Colony of British A Coiumbia,/under "The.MedicalyOrdinande/; 1861" Also,' Cbartres Brew, Peter 0;Rielly;> Henry Maynard Ball, Edward -Howard San-< ders/William George Coxi Esquires,'..to/bo ; County Court Judges/for tbe Colony; of -Bri- ��������� tish Columbia under "/The County Court/Or^: dinance, 1867." Also Warner R.eeve..Spald-/: ing, Esquire, to/be County Courts Judge; for the District of Nanaimo, Varic.ohver fslaridi . under "The County-Court Ordinancie,. l$bly.".y More Cariboo.���������Mr. Hailet. who is trapping on Bald Mountain, near Swift river, last week shot a couple of fine cariboo. He savs, there were four in the band, aud that had he been in possession of rt- breech-loading: rifle, he could have killed the whole of them; AccroENT.���������On Saturday last, while Mons. Fontaine was engaged In putting a roof on a house at Mosquito Gulch, be slipped, and in : falling to the ground, had,his face badly cut and bruised.by coming in Contact: with a stump. ... , :. ; ' We are requested tostaW that the ceiebrat-. tion supper, giveh under the auspices of the" Caledonian' Benevolent Association. wilK/be served at nine O'clock, on the evening of Thursday next, at Mr. William Allan������ hotel/ Cameroaton. ;. ?&* If you vanf good Coftee uei> Fell's. Parties desiroiis of obtaining files .of thtf ' present volume of the Sbstinel, are informe^' that there are a few on hand, which wy ti# I had on application at ������M? o0i^- igtrewHrj^^uiMM^^i^muJMtwgTEJghyi^ ^d^i^EE^J'filRliS./ ysy-y $1^^ ;, pli^v^Iib^n^liftfelabv aitielEi n? / tlio -vGal axy #otAj^^ inake a;few, extracts':".: / A/y j yi'C' ���������/-������'-';��������� ' ; For tbo dangers of tbeTe������i������imat������^ -horetigh respecfc " They are:a'hard-woWdnff.v TTAtS -<--~~~��������� ��������� ------~- ���������->.'.".���������:,���������������������������-"- ��������� 1 Ln������M ������^^:^'tirWt*2ift^i^^^^������^i���������^iSiw;*? I*>l^ctipn.of: Drugs/.AxnvpATBXT MhtocinEs, iuelud- S P; TAYLOR, " .- BArk-ee^ileIb.^ ;/'//';:: CONSTi^for;' ON AHA^W A'/ CHOICE'' SE- ^CT0iT^ iffiyBR^SEMENTS?' *t*sTJp������Mrt������������M w**.������ .j-������ r , Silspfcid body of womfen^nol^nntrequentiy tlie ' < edi? support ������of eiit^ f^nies/ZancUMi mo ml characters, are not' brie wh It affected* by their line of busineBsl ��������� ��������� '��������� ''"��������� ��������� y- The admiring pub Ik- who sees the pretty" . picture tbey "make on the stage, "little knows y j Xba pbysicakfatignc which/ these'poor girls encounter in retarnfo/ % few hundred dollars ' K-yearflalary-Trom tbte manager,\and^ari!il liberal judgment y������ tm ixandsof the audience; ' '* h]ewy meu^w.OT'k :so'''Mrd as the balteirgirL~ 1 ' ^e<coryph'eeT who" by'balfjpnif eight in' the -;; t "ZAyZ^^^^^Mix^y^^* ;elad:in������g^ze' /arift s silk ���������webbing;;pra>cticlDg/ pirouettes/entre- v ��������� ctfats;;the" coe:t6rture; riy$' "other ' Jnguisitorinl ^yggJ^roi^/;a^haLve/fieeri^ theise'-.giris^pnicti^ ��������� frpm.djofclock-'ir, tine- morning until -tialf.pW t 12-ialmost without cessation then talre'a.hnr-: ried-iu rich, sons e ti mes eating it' w h il e; 'stariil- iug;in\:their thinclothing in<a draught?'''space behind/the flats, 'only^io^'egm1' their.1 labor again af half-past 1. aod so continue: Til V 5.''./ ;/y /', A0hW,IsrfiomMieA bia riffee.^perfornaanc#f ^s& - ; half past*/ '.-Jir������Vof^he night commences; finisfi- /:// r.������?&':psh|^ ] l'^5g|sjg^foJdinK:.^Kr'1ayinfif rawav/tfieii;! ;'.////B^e������araphei���������;alm the, eX9&pllqm rare) these urte must'for': * ; economy?s sake'be'carefnUof, their clothing!. ; And������So,.>ioug.> after orniduighr/ Am -tyva ciVi y . m r es, of ten. laden w.itbJ heavy ybd n rll es? Z$te&p: .listlessly th^ ;./���������'���������'-Pi otectedf at/tlw -risk-'/of, being - mistaken - for travjatasvof the/lowestgraie,, ��������� , y'y 1 '}yy pose i o io xd i} di Visa. $6 w ' .th rovvs: ifcx - ;-\*?-l?r^th sucti^^^ yile pander-' ;n������ mi >be raqfe i of those giggling men m ibe o^rchester stalls bu Is?an effort, whichy tocher : ��������� l^ea, 1^ sis/ ioving!a;tribu te to ^ a beloved j art ;y-as a-^ /'J ^ye/seeii/th A. leav|ng the stage- because-they^h'ad "J observed a.enllU������aginn^>gmonj<Jbcni3c'l������res,iorili*. their V;-y^������s abpiityan'd ^ yvcpnimentson^ m whose whole 'souV and. wliose whole,liody too;'wa8/;for;.the hour lovingly given over' to /^;y/|I^Pil^fe5^#y^^ .yuiMaderabiselle iB; to le: th^Mher; mgb������/ '"<&& pot ffe:������;, j ' in^r jthe ceh������hrated| (Solden t Balsam/i aiid yMurjihy?s .Mi xtures;: for/th^ Alsoaygrea^yvarletyxof Sarsapaflllas, Hoir .Hrusliofj, Tooth BruBheSy,Cdmhs; Topth>pwdt^;.9jwugeSj Fancy; SoapsJ|Luhin^s^ExtractSy'?K&se Water v and'others Per* ..f^ories^Gardeh^eds^&-bX*iko:. *-J ' >-y?-; ? r*":" '. /'���������; * 4-! Just received���������an a'ssor tmen t i of Stationery, ^Pockot Diaries for 1867,' and Billiard Table articles. >.; - ;,. , f P^ Sv^^^scrjpMons careful l^ompbundetl; A 1-s A, yiCTpRIA SEED STORE Corner pf Langley Alley.and Tates'St* fy /:i/rWg,ss^ Have opened itheaboTeipr^mises with a Ihrge < xy; / ���������: and;. wclL assorted Stock / " - A * ;'; 0^^: I FOSTER, OF LILlLOpET, , CHEMIST. yyyJy "\ HAS:*OIt/53AIiS; ^a!Sns^anta^on^iiandv y J;afWoJl n^hrted Stdc^^D^As^li;ttiol Ohcmicals '1lse^lfV^ -^hyslciansjy Pliotnfi:raphers> Acsayers aijd, ,Mechn nic?t%Also tho.popular:Patcnt -Modiolnijs, and; .���������pnfflirtets.* sundries..y.yA ' / AX// ,'.: '���������- '<, yA - -y r i ���������; ��������� ; Retorts, Cruel bios. Muffles., Cupels, Ingot /Moulds, etc. vetcr yyt-y-. ������������������yxy ]:AXrAA. y A ' -A.-. ' y]/Z, ' - '���������- ; 'PRESCRIPTIONS'��������� FAtTriFtTLLT PREPARER* ' " , ''A t ��������� ', ^i-Fyw.'-POSTER;'-, ���������"; ;i mtq: r ��������� ,..* ;y -,y- y'y -/��������� ��������� Chemist V V?������vA V .V Ai A'- V A*������**** f | ky |^ ^'AJSp-impWER1 SE^^^///^fSp/ i".:.,.The,jj,uBinft.es of tho late flrmof Jay &,Co/, (PortJSt^ ^hdyspringlhjJdNu r^ery,; win^/ca^riedoh^ by-^them in al bits iIj nnchV^ *;yyri- '--���������.���������'/������ yy-y : * A':''/y,>i^r ��������� i-i Ertiit ;TrffOS:and;yBiishesv' Eyergrcetf aiid t)cci(iiioug Shrub.?^ Bulbs and Kloivering/pla'nts' of 'every dcVcrip- tion. y / ������������������ y.y^./y y ���������;���������,y -,.. ; .,,*-.f:v.,,.- >������������������*$ yiw^ 'mM$x^^^ BE1NJAMmy nOtJCTIiAS/4 Successor to A. i 0. ...,.,,."WELLS,, Saddle'xn^Harxuss Makor. iYal'e,^B.y-C.- '^fyfA comulr.re assort jnent,-,of>St^ck -conattintlr/oa' 'hand^'^'y''-'l|: jyy'yyy yyyyyy::y\ '.���������Ai-rJ'"yi.;-!\i,yxmgi:'i '���������- ^D;^"i)/0'N',:H.;Qij.s'iE,. ���������;; r- . &' f;G0V������RNMENT;^n]^ I'/ whpx>sa;l|3 and 'Reta-i>l/; s ;:;" /-;. ^ ,, ���������.. !.., %., IMPORTERS < OJ". '; . *"* r "./ / -( ���������' -���������' English &'Frenclr y >ipr<5JlP^(nfe;, Gloves^ aridvtiyevyA. d^scrijuiori- or '���������, k- ZAyf ';.: V'-v>v Prnpervs Goods! ^ n.r,i.,yyy iA/.. \ Kflceive r^ulpr.?u������plie&*by*Expisfes:.vfa- PtoamaUn^i Dy sailing vessels vltf Capo Horn.v. , v; ��������� ���������",{ > . > y i^ Parlipulfir. ^ttention%tvfeif to''a 11 orders. ; ^London Firm,-j. ;-Pf Tuxstall Jfc'Go:^' , "!.-���������:���������. -i -ESTABLTS.H;Ettl%5^/:^8 i-s hh?!^ Strkrt; Yale, B. C, v BEGS'TO AKK0H :CH t > rl8A Lmihit>mts of Cariboo ... . ithat-he;intends;to'/orwar3/(asisloci'h"as.thestfi't'e/of. .the.��������� '-Roari.s;^will' permit), ������ a farce��������� and well ��������� assorted stock.of;-.QopKiiyQ ;-STbvRS,?^hicliV he will dispose of.at pRinrs TO SOJT- THV. TlMES. .1 , ' 4 ';'' '', . ���������';.: ' :<:-; ��������� ' Wc, Sili April,*?36V ��������� 1 " ���������'-< v/l 'HOTEL DEPRANqR / /. ' , ; ������������������ ���������.; GoyERNArENT, Street, Victoria^ S. I. /' t, \' .T^RESTATTRA^T is snppHid witlunnllhtt ��������� A delicacies of the;sfuson,c and tb.e/sieepinV.. accomo- !M\?U}* replete .with:1 oyery comfort. The best of :TVnies, Ijquorsand Ciplra. --*���������'���������>���������'��������� A :y ���������' ��������� : y ,y x-������ . . J.:BTGNE.;& C0/v Propfietbrs.A'} ' y'/''/:,;.' '^^T^/.ciTTi^'c/";:',;! f/ ' ��������� ���������" * 91* h'i ::preinise^. for "P^ards^f/'eoo' mSS - XyA/i X BQSToi'^^^;-v>',; ;<j::' j / - v Wholesulejna?R^n!il^ip]^^-5' ��������� lytiquoRg,? %^cot>na,,-'6jrjor6-tKo,.-^ ^/; ^ffiifffiiZfffi :J":Travelinjfj ppbljc^Uhe bedroom^ aro spadoui iSSf- Mryfcnri.thoneds. cannot. besurpB'ss'fid forulonjiiS* arrti ebfnfbrt l^;any4n^ho.lowcr,ti<������untrv:-;theTalitS j n'ivaysf-upplifld \vUh( tho best* of, victuals.- ?fifiibite5'J i '^^^qq^^W^&M^ KENRT GREENBAUM, WHOLESALE . LIQUOR STore, ImpbrtMr of Pino ^^rschau^Pipes St nms Slputhpi^ces^igars and Tobaccb-: Johnson Street Vic- :tprlH,-.V. I.r " \y-:, ��������� "��������� ^yy^yr. -r.y-.rr^h \y ^s''' lyl ^e^Prt^^ up^bPdrociiir o n d .good ;Bod,������ are" now rirnpa rod to 'a flbrd i every neenni - * mr)dn.tion-for"Tra^GJlr-rp;; 'the Tabic iSfurnisheil with'nil' tlicvhjxuries'tbatcnbbe procured;v'theJBar is"Wo]iSUpv^ pliod with th e be? t tohds'of-Liquors a lid Sepnn; et-L StahlJnp-i ��������� Hay^Oats^nd Burley. j^������ The 0 HEAPF^T Hduse oh'-the Rou'd; wmi P'^RTIEg^MSop^otSW .,..fe?^1*H^wiU-:fin'c|JitJ.to;;thisi a'call befora engaging elsewhere. X Ay , " .��������� ' * " ALWAY & BAILEV. v:.-ile, April8tb;18S7. ' " i.������? t ^..J^SLBuilding,/Wharf street VictbrOi, CVM. Royal !I-S"y ���������^y * L ������>-" /;\; ". CLOVES,-./-. ' ' ^ ��������� ; ^ip^ea^a^producedb^aUre'e'which'-'is a native^of.the.Molucca Islands; and' werel like nutn??gs^a / long time ;iirider the .exclusive :coQtrqLof's;the' Dutch '.Governraeiit/- who^ for many j.ears would n������t Vjio^f the tree io grb^v -Jipbn ��������� any,,.except, the'-1 Island of Amboyna ?--S; >8^- ���������e" b *������ ^es*.--i>ri e'ed do ves' s ti! I:' sdni&: xife^e ia from 15-to'SO fee't high, with large aromatic^leave aiid munches of >eryfrk ; ..grant'flo5v^vs.- . The spice is unopened flower bud, vhiish ire iuaten" off by "mean* oi iron rods an^-thenaried, ' Tbe little balls, ba th������ cloves ie:thernriexpandedpetals'/; by soften- ���������/..JW^heel^e in hot {water these mnA/e eare-' fully laid qpen:by means ot a pit. The main -portion of ,the; clove Js .what "woiilrl be: tbe -fruit ifM.a.tlowfed* tb ^gp/btf and ripen. Our , W. -H, Sutton,^ -v' DJ!#������ P^^^KS^LiQDOR^iANn CMRsyCbai OiL v fi'^1 Oil Limpc, &.v., ' , I &i|| TOR BCrBTfiE^ ALE I ' | / rIn Bhlq. and half Bbla.' " ' " YnUt, Ap.rJU8th, 1867. ' . ��������� l i.R CLEAIi'S CoFifEK'' Houhe 'axp" "Rrpt"irfnAvt ..... ,,^ernmen t Street^ictbria^ AVrW '��������� Thfs '*'f^llie cheapest, most tymfprtable >'and best attended Estab- h.^hmont in the City t '-' , ��������� . /- ' , ... ��������� The BAR is always'supplied with tlie d/fdecFt'bT yVrvEi LraroRsand-ClOARa. A/? '- t~ y::/i2^::MlLE-HOTJSE;^ ������W&^&?^ yyz-y^z Tj T-:^ALTEW?, forrnVrly'nC4hb 94 Milr. Hooas- ' :. l ���������.; t. haym> purchnse<l thjg RancJiT if! '-how1' pr>mrMv "���������> % ^ .oconi oihi tt^th&t ra vol ing^rmblio witllG 001) MEALS " aut| BEnS.nt-modorale rnU>,������!., <^ ,; > ��������� , - , "j s ; ' , f- -KRMCEL, i.Vi6tbfia; Storage ; an'd^ ;Fofwmr'diii^,!: "" :-" -i .,/..-:* A^.i.y, : .- >r;J, " ��������� >������������������"-'���������' 7y- - ' : - ��������� y - ' -' --,--���������"��������� - ./-,. . '.���������./���������'*.-:-;.*/".y>-'-'.-"; ' y- '..'���������':'���������' s-v '*'.. \-'.' X.p'i'y"... :���������-...���������,���������" !'!;���������������������������' i' ';'v'-':-���������-'���������- '"���������'.-.'-:'' '.--".. y-"'yy<: -ry. :���������:.-/ :.''.' , ^'v*,''' ' -^i"- '- PARTIES SHIPHNG aOOiDS -BY THE' ,YALEXLYT- ^3^;;Routh, are-advised^that .- A/yy: y ;', ..������������������'������������������ / | KWBALL- & GLADWIN " '- - > Haye erected^an. extendi ve Storeh ouse -, arid/ Dock 'at Vale; an/i are prepared t^ Receiv:e[Stbre; and For ward Goods.; Goods re^ackedf and- freights^engak&i at the Lowest,- Rates.- f. 'yy. y ;'. yy - ?;���������: ��������� ';; ������ ' ��������� ��������� ��������� /:-������-;i P?jrtjes shipping goods through' lis will please mark to the-care of -~ ,r..y^- ..-..-.���������.-.-o-._ ,��������� :':-:;: ?: '^ls %v . /,: ry ''.KIMBALK^GLAofeM^y ;5r.'','IvV Dealer ih Etms, ....,_ . .,.-,.. , .. ..-..Libe.raladvarices:mn'de hart Bros. -Victona, V. I. A '' ,; r -r A"fs G"'VSUTRO*^ GO.,'"Import^s"'AKr>' -Setters i^ i -i CIGARS, TOBACCO, Mee^Khum Pipes'&o; S?E: cornor of Yates and Wharf street., Victoria - - - s 'I*...- ,.T.... -'.���������'-- .''.'! "y '".".''" "'! ' '-'' "' "���������"���������"'*���������'-''" '���������"-'-'..'���������. .������������������' . ''���������'������������������������������������:-.;.-'.\'.y-.^ y j. K.WOXO; LEB'fc CO.'/ Co.MMl^SHfx'ScHAXT^lM/ try*������^W Victoria/ i* \> ^*al?^Lillooet, Quesnelmouth,--arid^Villi'ams MEgSRS,.;C0'RN^AXL'S: AA? ^H|goWEL^KN0^7HOT������?E; half-w*v hetvrcri ^y?p(*ti(jo^ Bri/lge anVl^hntqifebnitha>Yaleiii|nfe; Trayfin^'iyrill find 0^1^<yymmwdatjj|mv Th^fftt livinjrJoftiQnorg,' anri,:of W(b<������s y^irrojdi Butter:lf(lk' andxTogCtables. iGood Stablin? andcheap feed".'" 1^������ CQiOHSFIAL HOTiiS: !fSOI5A^^CHEEK:/i 4 ;ORK^T^EDTOTf������r hntt i^eh rhide in theelufnil- "Al; at tbn? ostdbJi.shment; 90 8S to suit the time*.' v ;'^,f Meals, $1; Beds, 75 Cents. " ' i'[��������� t ".-^ 'J'" V ��������� "'' *"' VctSEES'E''&/SENAlrJ, 4. ,. '' -.������-. -:������������������-��������� '; " ..,^',. ������������������ j ��������� Proprietor. -3T?yyi^t; M8<?7- ���������m> 4vk/M^^a^^e,/:coli^ ^f v A^csT, Goyornmen t Street^/Vjpiprifeyw;j.-^ iis VAIST -VVINKLE ; STORE. T'H^UNDERSIGNEDbe^s ^inform the minersand' ; Tp^dents m & arp������nj3 XS^tn Winkle tbatTho will in fifl' DAlLY������a^d|:^V^KJCLY- <'BRITOH COL&VIPT ..- ^/^^QHlAiCHRONTaLEi^y^Ordersfb^^ i'.n*.eit!iis��������� lS^-fe> ��������� ?Ct at this office" or sent to Victoria will be -attended.to;-. Terms in advance. Wekicly/ i2mos ; ������s do.-;$23j Cmbs/lo., SJ12 50. , ' - J'i deal of vplatileoilVupon which" ."their value depends.;yThls^il-is sometimes extracted ^in part and the cloves afteryn d- f/old. These can.be told by their lighter color, anil having the buttons;������? rounded /portions .brolcen^ote P^Y������* readily^"absorb./ a' considerable ara- jmpt.of moisture.,- atncl-it is tfie^custom bf large dealers to, keep them in .rath'er/'a damp place; jo ^ertb/m and lopfclfeh^ana^piump. A Alt Is bad economy to buy cloves in /the ground s'tafe; a'sj a������de from the risk of adulteration; te oil is absorbed by the paper!in whicli th^y are but WyA-yAyA// -.- y/y -./;������������������ yA'ryyy} y;yy*^y rXfi^ Paris Liberte tells the/ following story o^topez;jyha^^ U>lonel was one; clay surprised^at/the;/^headj of a squadron by a considerable ambush V of) the enemy. As heroism A is /noirpositively his rorte, be commanded:; a;rietreat/ and "turned his horse's head; \ In^biSvflight the animalfre, ceived a balland fell;j^-tofdi&-M^Ui-?M trewe perils took the Golonel upib^bifui hini; but m& horse hayin^iiouble weigbt^slacked bis pace, and the enemy approached rapidiy; ������opez understood that' if;. nothing:: wasydone they were 1)oth lost.' and so he drew a: nistbl fpm his belt, shbt-- the soldier m the /back; threw down /the ; corpse and tKeiiyescapM 5*??*?t^Wv-b������:-forwarded: withvpromptness and dis^ patch. ' ;, / - <-''".���������"' 1 - 'J8^* Terms /CASH,' without: distinction. X .y1"?������ :',',,yy, H. .; ;' A W. LINPHARP;;J ��������� yy-:;V BLUE /TE^Ty"./'' :/'.//;:. ��������� or ��������� ^ y .////!;..;':y:;:v;//':^ '>��������� ��������� Mf.MILl/HO^SE. The: ;j|roEDSii^r>/iiAviTO ^lesirahle/prpperty,as now/ Prepared to acebmmo- datevthc gravel Hup phblic...?' The table is supplied with the very best of viands.; The bedrooms and beds arc as comfortable as could be desired, and tlm BAtt'cdn- nri??52^hing but>e/hest brands- of. LI^aORS and A good stock of Grain and:Hay. always on hand ^ 3rd my, 1S07.; //���������/ 3 ? , .W.-.WRIGHT. -^"^ our;; coffee. I;.;^ TVE./ARE -FORWARDJN-G' A ? '' , ��������� -. 'SS^mKypoar, ; y^ '"���������;' - ' ,".' .' BBTWEBSN. YALE AND liYTTON, &C; \ TIUyElX^R^^viiyflndiev^flfebmfe Hotel..,Excellent. Oookinj?.^ GOOD BEDS'.' * ^;'! :'''^^t////'��������� /^B^KfGV^OR;HORSES; ZAX r 'A " TIMOTHY, HAY. and OATS ?at ti>w{m Rales? " ;lfl\- y ;-.;.1. ."' BOOTHROTDBRO'Sr ���������^f; ii^, ;,y;..:. />,- > ,.., ������������������.:������ ^ .=:,; y,x ',8..;,^;|Prqprleter3.;:', .^rack^eddn Tins of-from two.to twenty^^nnd^ -,���������y i / f .-vi ^n^ZkmmAtyX -,. yy '*y \y "'/ .7\- fort street^ Victoria..' TOOS; WILSON & C&. ".i^';.';.; R-fti'Wljoleaale iiad,.Rotaii,?;l-y & ���������{���������'"���������'���������"������������������ QEMLEN & PARKEj Pfopxieiors; it tlm kj( Junction of thfi. Cariboo;, and Big, Bend?;Roads;������'/is now^bJiehVfbr the accommodation 6fftheipabllc^ DiS^ tancefromdlbton-m miles-^froni;S4vhiia^teamboat^ ^nding,^22 ^nille^j tftbm Spen^e'eOBrtdg^^O'jniies/' .Trayellers w i 11 find prices a n d J accom mod atibns to ;siii t? .TO/H^s; ;i G|vejtheni/a/calL; Stabling; Hay feiGraln^ attentive ��������� hostlers. ;'r/ -Stages - leave-here :/regularly: for; valei'vand.iCVribob' - ��������������� "*%>��������� >:���������>���������* y< /AJ''- 'l-S'-y. ^rasonipHiUIGovernrnentStreetVictbfm, yf.s ^OTOEIA ADVERTISEMENTS. > A; CASAMAyptfbegs leave to state that he yl%:*\ndsremoved his stock of Goods consistintr of Gnb. CBEJKs, &a,������������������rrom>Wliarrstrtfbt-ttfthe'-Briok-;BuitoinB ^J^S?'st^etj'aJlj2?nJn^ Cpwper'sBoot Store, onpb- site TVeHs;.Fargo & Co. . - , * yr"r :: /:P? ^Ulfsell his Gopcls by Wholesale, at the lowest rates, for cash, y. ������������������ ������������������;��������������������������� .;'������������������',. , t"J ;������������������;Z'XA W. PJPER., -'-���������'' / ;;y CON PEC TI 0 N E R r ;, :,.,.Government Streetropposite the Theatre - v/ SQiti, YV.boiesale and. BetaJl. yj ihd . What par<^f a; dog should be nntned to ������5?? ?i? ^^a condition. br/winteP wea^ WILLIAM ZELNER, dealer in DRtw, Kepi .������������������? V OiNES and Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Article?, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, kc. , Physicians* Prescriptions carefully compounded and orders answered wUh care and dispatch. Victoria, V. I.. .... ' i^ .;/;;;;/./;.:y//'A.-BULER C.H3SAP Store/. LADIES'and GENT/SM^T nW c^l%^������bfgh\ ������** *>W- Secondhand Watches, truns. Pistols, &c , for sale. . yfcl voj ^������!" Government street oppoaHe tb������1 Theatre. Is Free Port for Ever I TE THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE pleasure in nn'. t. .,hbnaeing..to-,0ur numerous cbstomers and the RS^SS^ JF^yP*tJi^ with theStWS Leather Roots (duty free) ever offered in Bye! - ,������-At our,old Stand, Government St.; VJctoi-ia; tli "'A** /��������� -r-ZZr^ ,������������������,-;:-^CHARITY fe-BttTEEfc -;'" . ' /" J. &BEED&- 222[ >'/'- COMMISSION &; ^ORWARPING; A 111 pat/ particular/ attentiok. to'&kA 7,n,J^tinf������P^chasing, or forwarding Goods for the upper.country. ' MX" prnSSr ���������',lrUSted t0 h,s care> wi������ rc������^ ESi^,faiC^ e. A,WADHAMS;-t , Victoria, April, 1867. j , ���������"!?=.. a ltbrd; every a ccbmiHoda tion to, the travel I ing pub- Opi. ni>rt; hopes;.;by^n strict -"-at tebtion-- to'? biislness,/ to.: merit ash are of the patronage bestowed on the formit proprietors. This is one of the most comfortable and cbmmoriinus Hotels on the road,-contain in gas it dobs warm and wcl 1 furn ished bed, rooms..,wi th good .beds; The, TAB US is su pplted: with ev^ry delicacy. J t! is. pof?������ ; si.bh* toprocuro; in the;upper country. "The BAR is. stocked with .the ��������� best df Liquors, and '��������� the choicest- Cigars;"-'.'---' ,:. ;.y. ��������� i,/.;,���������.'������������������;.,,.,.- .'-.-=y /-'yy '���������' W-.MEALS,y$X- 50 -EACH. '-C*'r\V".'. ��������� The fjts* 1)1 i lig for Hbrses is ,air tb^t' conid bkdpRired}< .- and the charges arc very mbdcrate'/''Hay: for.Horses,, per ��������� day,. $2 ; Oats and Barl oy:at1 tlio cheapes t niarke r; rates.:...y; ;". .-.y. ������������������'���������'.. ���������'".. /���������������������������*.������������������;���������������������������.-.2-AA Therufiders/pnod. has a large: qnantitv of-OAT HAY ' Q*. .Wl������ f������t sale ih large orsniall quantities; :-;'/���������/; \ /1-s / ;,: JOHNPEL^ BOSTON BAR -,;/ ; Internationa /piIIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE is now open for trav /- J- vellers. Tho Table is supplied as formerly with \ the best the market affords, and the Cooking cannot be excelled. .. The Bar is stocVed with the -finest Ll-' ��������� Quors and Cigars/ . GOOD BEDS* / . :'.-'' t< ������������������ ������������������"���������'��������� frHilJAM CHARTEBS ,'���������.���������:���������'.- 1-s Proprietor'. & tM^i w/ fffeSS' P
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1867-10-28 |
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_1867_10_28 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0171369 |
Latitude | 53.066111 |
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