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DR.. r. s. COOprr's
EYE g. EAR lNFIRMARY.

DR. COOPER was introduced to our acquaintance
~ few months ago, by letters IRON eminent men in
the states OF Ohio and Illinois, gentleman of high
reput tnn and established surgical skill Since his
arrival he has opened an Eye, Ear, and OrthopTdic
lnrmIry. in this city, where the patients can have
comfortable rooms, and the benefit OF bis skillful as
tcution. The following complimentary notice of his
departure from hi, home, in Illinois, We find in the Pc
orid (lll.) News:
young surgeon DIR. T.. 5. Cooper, starts this morning
t. Europe. preparatory T. settling In san francisco.
which he has de idrd tn make his permanent home
We know OF no in hi, profession worthy than
Dr. Cooper Of the high reputation he has established
for surgical skill during his ,ideuce among us.
For the last two years his lufrmary and Orth ,pUdy
have been crowded with patients from various parts
this aud adjoining states, and the constant increase Of
their number il the best evidence Of the Drs
in his treatment Of them. We congratulate friends
nf Oregon and California upon the prospect of re-
ceiving surgeon Of snch abilities for when We say
that his untirng energy and liked determination to be
second none In his prhiessun together with his eN-
elusive devotion to the attainment Of a single Object
the certain prelGdes Of future greatness he lives
only give utterance to the private opinion of nearly
every thinking man in tho community; for however
little hi' retiring manners and unsOciabe habits are
calculated to feelings Of personal interest in his
favor, such concentration 0f effort and uncea-ng in
du try always have been and always will he attended
with abundant He has beet wishes for his
property and happncss--dfI California
, 1856-11-07
LOOK HERE!

Those interested are respectfully Informed that th'
notes books, accounts. &c. Of j. ]. WESTBR00K
late Of Thurstn County. have been left with the M
dersigned for collertion. ra r.g - 20. ~
A norton Of said accounts shnuid have been lon,
since paid The notes have been for some time drI
md unless debtors will avail themselves Of the comm
month in adj lsting the same, they will probably NM
these accounts placed in such hands and shape
will insure their collection.
EDWARD PURSTE, Agent.
P. 8. Washington Territory scrip taken in pay
ment Of accounts at current value.
Olympia. June 81, 1855. tvsa
, 1856-11-07
TO PrinterS.

THE undersigned offers for sale to the craft the
Il following articles. direct from the New York foun
dries. and all in good seperate packages, ready fof
transportation to any part Of the state, without any
additional expense for boxing
font LABoR-SAvING RrLk, Bmss,) single,
double and panlel. with mitred pieces.
jlstilying from one to forty ems plea. aud
di-pen-ing entirely with the use OF the
shears and he. $l0C
font double English Caligraphic Script,
(5sbs) &C
q Cut', (electrotype,) } -" "No " and
BD ight Of" for checks and bill.heads
! can, Gold size, very superior)
Imposing Stone, 32bx26 Ia inches. 81
Imposing Stone, 20 l-4x7Gk inches, Sc
No. Imperial Selrlnking Machine LIS
l Orcutt's Yankee Card Press ljC
GEORGE H. SANDY,
TowS TALK OFFICE"
40 Washington street. San Francisco.
Olympia, August lst, 1856. 39-H
, 1856-11-07
To school Directors,

DISTRICT CLERKS, AND TEACHERS.
nIRECT0RS OF S houl Districts will take notice
IL that on SATraDAY, the llth day Of November, |
will attend to the formation Of School Districts
lr making any alterations that may be requisite.
On the Friday previous, will attend TO the eXamn.
alton Of any persons, who may desire to engage a.
teachers OF common schools within Thurston county
District clerks will al.o remember, that their annual
district meetings for the purpose OF eccting one d.
rector filling vacancies attending to such other bus
mess may be required, will take place on the irst
Friday Of November. Of which they are bound, by
law, 70 give six days notice, by posting up advertise
ment3 in three Of the most pujlc places in the district
GEO. /. WHIrWORTH,
County Superintendent.
Olympia, Oct 30, 1856. 3w,nojl.
, 1856-11-07
Notice.

'INHE undersigned being engaged in preparing Regi
i mental master Rolls of the It aud "a Regiment.
oi W. I. Volunteers, for transmission to the Depart
meut of War, hereby requests all officers who have
commanded companies accepted into the service Of
the United Sttes by Acting Governor Mason. ur Gov.
crnnr l. l. Stevens, I, send To the Office Of the Adu.
tant General Of W. 7. volunteers, at Olympia, copy
of their lat muster III continuing the names Of al!
officers and men whn have at any time belonged Ia
their companies. Note the dates OF entry into changes
Of rank during, and expiration Of service Of each
person, amount Of charges for ,vcrnmcnt property
drawn, aud not turned in accounted for-and such
remarks let opposite each name will enable the
officer soldier to have his accounts settled by the
last muster or discharge roll
JAMES TlLTON.
A1it. Gen. W. I. Vol Forces.
Sept 10, 1856. 4jtr
, 1856-11-07
Nonpareil Saloon.

8. L. D. wESTBRoOK, PRoPHirroR, 4
Main Street THO Doors North Of the Pacific House.
TNHE citizens of Olympia the travelling Community
- IN particular, and the universal world in general
are'hereby informed by the undersigned that he has
leased the above well known establishment and will
endeavor " make il an agreeable resort for all who
may favor MIN with their custom.
II shall be eanstant eDdeavor Of the proprietor
to maintain the good and character this house has
ever sustained. He will ever keep on hand the BEST
of Wines, Liquors. Syrups, Cigars, &C., and conduct
the establishment in such manner, that few shall
" equal-none excel"
Oysters, Holsters, sardines, eggs &C., furnished to
private parties, if desired.
ball alley and billiard table are attached to the
premises.
Prices moderate Terms cash Marry" credit,
and halo " books.
s. L. D. wESTBRoOK.
Olympia, Jan, IL, 1856. y.n.l6.
, 1856-11-07
U. S. Mail Steamer Traveller.

W. n. HORTON, MASTER,
ENROM OLYMPIA ria STELLA
l. COON tn SEATTLE, semiweekly. IL Il
For freight or passage apply on s5siVS{fs%
board 7'7a7-75f-t
siH will ply regularly for the transportation of any
and all isht that may bc entrusted to her owner
Olympia, Sept. 10. lSjG. naitf.-
, 1856-11-07
paper Hangimgs and Carpets

TUST RTCEIYED-Per late arrivals. by FRANK
j BAKER, ll0 aud III Clay street
so ea Paper Ingins', Erench and american
every variety
60O0 rolls French and American Borders;
800 ps Tapestry Velvet Carpet;
62i ps Tapestry Brussels Carpet;
231 ps Three-Py Carpet
800 pS S lperine Ingram Carpets;
$50 ps Extra Fine Ingram Carpets;
200 ps Cotton and Wool Carpets
l2i pS Stair Carpct4. Assorted;
275 ps BY State Drugget.;
500 ps Oil Clrth'. Assorted
l25 ps Silk Damask and Brncatelle;
800 pS Cotton and worsted DImask;
1910 pair Window Shades
37j pair Lace Curtains;
$50 pair Muslin Curtains;
5000 Cnrnices and Curtain Bands
32j zen Mat', Assorted;
Stair r ,d'. Tabe Covers, Gimps Fringes
&c, Wholesale and Ret Ill, hy
FRANK BAKER,
Oct. ,. leSs-nt7 Sn. ITO and lie OaF srept.
, 1856-11-07
III: PUGET SOUND INSTITUTE

Los ntrd az olympia.
THE winter session will commence Nov. 10th. 1856
l. Rev. Isaac DILoN, Principal. and Mrs. l. DmoN
Preceptres>-rcayhef OF Frcuch Dnwing, Painting
Music and Needle Work.
TUITION:
For primary scholars, per quarter of II
weeks, s. 90
Common English branches, 600
Higher 80
Music, (eNtra) 20 90
Ancient and Modern language
DfIwing Painting, (water col
ors) each (eNtn) 90
Incidental expense, for f,cl, added
The school will be c,mmelced Oh the ground floor
Of Masonic Hall,
Sud scho II i designed for y,ung men, young ladies
and children Of both We solicit fair sharr cl
patronage at the OpOling Of this lnstuton, hoping
thereby 10 build mp school Of high grade which will
be second to no other on the Pacific coast
J. +. DENORE.
Olympia. Oct. l, lsjG.-n47.
, 1856-11-07
C HERE!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to those indebted
~ T. the undersigned that they will please call and
.ettle accounts on or before the 10th Of December
next, or all accounts net settled before said time will
As one Of the undersigned is leaving for the States
an immediate settlement is required Of one and ALL
BETTMAN BROTHERS
Olympia, OCT 8, 1858. swis
, 1856-11-07

thereof shall be shown to the satisfaction Of the Secre
tiry OF the Interior
Sec Is. And be It further enacted. That all proti
sions Of law inconsistent with thi, act hereby re
pealcd.
Approved August lG, 1856.
, 1856-11-07
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons holding accounts for
supplies furnished the Volunteers raised under the
proclamation Of Acting Governor Mason that for said
accounts scrip will issued by the Or. Master and
Commissary General upon the presentation Of said
acconnts approved by the officers commanding at the
time the accounts were created.
The accounts in all cases must specify the articles
and the quantity furnished.
This is done IN order that all the accounts for sup
plies furnished during the war may be placed upon an
equal footing aud in proper form for adjustment by
United States Government.
WILLIAM W. MILLER,
Or. Master and Commissary General.
Olympia, W. T. 2oN
, 1856-11-07
Livery Stable.

HAVING purchased the interest of A. J. Baldwin
lin the Livery stable. heretofore under the name
III -; Baldwin Co., am prepared to furnish good
saddle horses and do all kinds otemiug the short
est notice.
Also, good wagon yard and 0ats, Hay. &c. always
on hand, for travelling Customers at he rery iotresf
rates.
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia, Jan. 18th. lSj6.-tc
, 1856-11-07
For sale.

A TWO STORY DWELLING, situated in -
"A Seattle, King county, designed either as a MI
store or tavern, well finished inside and out, be- IN
ing clothed and papered inside, and advantageously
situated may be purchased on reasonable terms by
application being made to the undersigned.
HS- ALSO, claim situated at the mouth Of the
Duwamish river well watered, and which is erected
good log house. there is cleared and under fence about
acres OF land. .r.'I .sso.f. .lr.--.s rg sa.i
Several town lots will also be disposed Of in Seattle
septembsr /, 1855 nob2.tf n.. =. I. - -
, 1856-11-07
THE PUGET MILL co,

CONTINUE + to furnish cargoes of sawed lumber
Trough or dressed, hewn timber masts and splrs to
order at short notice, at their steam saw mill at Tee
kaet floods Canal) W. T.
ship, aud Machinst work and Black smithing done
also, at short notice. They have a good wharf and
other conyenenccs not to be found at auy other point
On the Sound.
j. p. KELLER, Agent,
TeekalCt.
Al. POPE,
" San Francisco.
Teeknlet Oct. %. s.
, 1856-11-07
Information Wanted

OF the present whereabouts, II living, Of AARON
" +. I. C0LLEY, WIN emigptcd from Wiscon sin
for California In 4,-re-ided there until 1856 when
he went to Oregon purchase cattle and has not been
heard from since. His relatives in Wisconsin aud Penn
sylvInia are very anxious to have some tdlngs from
nim.
Information addressed T. W. II. wooD. Steilaco1m
Puget Sound, W. T., to the office Of the Pioneer
md Democrat" Olympia W. T., will be Thankfully
received.
sB- Oregon and California paper', will confer q
favor by inserting the above.
, 1856-11-07
Eight Horse Power.
Pitts Improved Patent ThrrShrr aud Separator

wv. GLASGOW & Co., arc prepared at short no
l. tice t. do up the business OF tire hing Wheat,
Oats, &c.. throughout the couuty Of Thar-ton The
rhreSher puts through and separates 50 bushels
wheat per hour.
Terms Wheat per bushel, II ceats: Oats cents.
The machine will be kept in operation until all the
wheat in the country is thre>hed.
T.W. GLASGOW & Co.
Oct. 3, lS56.-n47.
, 1856-11-07
9OO3SSOS7 q 9OA2

9OO3SSOS1 . 9O4o
tn addit to their heretofore extensive stock have
just received per bark CARBON and LEoNESA, good
CLOTHING
or all qualities and prices Amongst our stock may
he found all the late styles and fashions of dress sack
irock, and Overcoas; pants, all brandt, sizes, and
stripes from hardtmes tn broad cloth: satin, silk
CLOTH aud fancy and figured ball vests; besides wooden
and cotton undercJthes in an endless variety.
DRY GODS
or all kinds This stock Is too extensive to warrant
an enumeration. Suffice it t. say, keep ever thing
on hand and Tor sale thIt any OF ncghbors have
be sides great many things they have not. Ladies
particularly are invited to call AID examine, 1--WE
charge nothing for hnwing odS). a. we are ennii
dent we suit them better tim any 'thCr traders
can do in this malk,t 5 cal and " c.
ALSO, ALMOST A FuLL CARGO OF BOOTS
AND SHOES,
From which a-men, women aud children can
choose and suit them elves, both regards uty,
size aud prices Come in and aseertlin whether this
is not so.
HATS AND CAPS.
To such a. require them. we also can oIer choice
selection of Hats and Caps OF all quail ties and fash
unsuitable for either spring, summer autumn or
winter
Alo, (or the ladies' fine 1T of B,nnct in full fix,
inish and trim. Give us Ill., and look at them.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Our assortment Of family groceries cannot he sur
passed, either As reyals extent OF stack taste OF
election. We have hand every thing suitable to
preserve the health of ich as are enjrng that great
blessing, or re ,tbre that Of the invalid.
Also a well selected stock If
CROCRERY. NAILS LIQUORS, TOBACCO,
WALL PAPER 81.
10 LOWERS OF aCI.- &--SgCs
choice lot OF yolins manufactured BY celebrated
ma sters OF Pagininis rennwn.
Having a partner who resides permanently in san
Francisco our facilities for keeping on hand a good
'tock of good' and at Iotrcr prices greater thar
auy other hlI-e in this pla'e. This fact we will
endeavor to demonstrate tn tic satisfaction Of any
one who may fav n u with a call.
Olympia, Sept. -, 1856. 4bu
, 1856-11-07
General Orders, No. Z.
HEAD QuARrERs, W. T. VOLUNTEERS,
Olympia, Ott. 80, lS56.

HEAD QuARrERs, W. T. VOLUNTEERS
Olympia, Ott 80 lS56.
lst The volunteers of Washington Territory, OF
both stan ald ue, are hereby disbanded.
I'd. Tne Adjutant General, QIarter Master & Com
missary General, with such officers aud employees
they may require to periect and nish the muster rolls
and accounts retained In service till further orders.
80. All Officers Commanding Companies, will be
discharged. upon eddOn OF their muster rolls at the
Office OF the Adj tat General, and the settlement Of
their accounts for pablo property with the Quarter
Master Geneal. ....
4tn. The senior officers of the late Second Regi-
meat WA4hiugtm regrtJry VOlunteels and the Mir
lry clerk u tue CJmnanderln-Ch.ef will be rvtIlned
In service, Till further orders.
9th. No purchases OF property or supplies. after
this date, will he made by aly Officer or enpl yee,
without special orders from the Quarter Master Cen
eral. ....
9th. The CommAader-in-Chief desires mc to ex
press to the officers and O the right wing OF the
I'd Regiment, commanded by Liedt Col Saw, the
Northern Blttallon, commanded BY Major Van BOsk.
keln, the SOJthern by Major Max N, aud the CeItll,
by NJ Jor BAnkinship, his mot coriLlhank., Tor the
signal gAantry eslute endurance and excellent dis
cipline they have displayed AID IN IintI.ned during
their six months arduous faithful, and efficient ser
vice. ....
The natLre Of the vast region Of country raversed
the willy and resolute character Of the savayes over
awed OF subducd, and the priyLtons endured by the
citizen s0ldiery OF the I'd regiment, well known
and appreciated by the inlIabltauts Of Washington
Territory WIN will know how to honor for all fnture
tanned the foothold Of civilization upon this remote
frontier. ... ..
History will pre- eat the fact with credit and honor
To the volunteer orce-that during the six months Of
active service OF thousand Of the citizens OF Wash
ngton Territory. not single friendly Indian has been
harmed in a volunteer camp, or scOut--n0 Indian has
been pundered or moested, and the captured proper
y OF defeated savages has been in every case turned
over to the proper officers. and faithfully accounted
for by them
To the eff lent st If. commissioned aud non-com-
missipned bnth personal, and Of transportation and
supply, the Coi1mander-inChel begs to make his
hearty acknowledgements.
Devotion to the service aided by the patriotism and
generosity Of the citizens has enabled widely scat
tered community Of seventeen hundred American cit
liens to keep foot, feed, clothe arm, and partly
mount one thousand most efficient and servlceabe
troops
With these facts for the future historian the year
1856, although disastrous in material prosperity, Is
rich in honorable achievements, aud will be dwet up
on by the descendants Of the troops, now ret rnnR
to the avoeatOn Of peace with pride and exultation
JAMES TILTON,
Adj't General, W. 7. Volunteer Forces.
BY order Of the Gov and Comm mder rim Chief,
Washington Territory Volunteers. tfn5l
U1upDoTnpDtEc
, 1856-11-07
GROoE RE

Consisting, in part, Of tel Gall brands and qualities
cofee, sugH,-powdered. crushed, No China, ETC.;
.aerLtus soap-Caste, brown, Sc.; candles, rice,
rasins pepper, spices toblcco- IN king and chew
ng indl starch, powder lead caps, &c; molaSes,
yrup pickles. dried apples. beans ETC.; in fact
rything necessary for the table, wanted in family.
We have a.0 on hand aud which will be sold at
prices LOir the Olosst and Of quality good
the beta general and well-.electcd assortment Of
, 1856-11-07
llrw advertisements.
THE WASHINGTON HOTEL
3gaA C9 S'&.3 LONE 9A22s
Between Front and Second streets,
OIymIiR, w. II.

II o., 49,. e ue Hotel bearing the above name, tnat
he will at all times hold him elf in readiness to admin
iser to the comfort and accommodation Of guest :,
which may at any time have OCCASION from choice or
otherwise To call upon him.
To all those who have heretofore proper to eX.
tend t. him their patronage, II is only necessary to
mark that they Themselves should be the bet dces
Of his ability. the capacity Of the House, to render
complete aud entire satisfaction.
Those who have voluntarily aud without sOcita-
ton extended their patronage this house, know full
well thatitis provided with reading ROOM which, for
capacity aud general accommodation, Is without an
lual in this place. The dining room is arge-capa-
ble Of accommodating over one hundred persons at
one sitting.
As far the bar is concerned, safely say. that
As good liquors kept therein, at any hotel in
either the territories of Washington or Oregon.
| will permit person whatever to surpass me In
the general neat and cloany character OF the beds,
bedrooms, &c. connected with the hotel
General assurance is hereby given TO the snjourner
and traveller that horse, and other working animals
will be taken care Of and provided for with fidelity
and in abundance.
cultivated experience in the business in which he
is engaged induces the undersigned thus publicly to
prefer his claim to a share Of the public patronage.
confident he is that VIII tran-pre that those
who call upon him once, will do so n second time.
WM. b. GOUDELL.
Nov, Z lsjG.-n52,
, 1856-11-07
Sandwich Islands PrOducc,

A ND general assortment Of provisions Sc, may
ABE found at the store Of the Puget Mill Co. at Tee
kalet Hoods Canal. Apply to
oct. %, 1Si5-7ly.
, 1856-11-07
OJEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &c.,

Such as cups saueers, plates platters terreens, and
'oJorhsj glass decantors salt cellars, pitchers tum-
blers &c, all Of which will be sold cheap.
call Is respectfully solicited from ALL before pur-
chases are made elsewhere, as II will ever be the aim
Of the undersigned to please which, with our present
as by regular mportations by futufe vessels, we are
confident we can accomplish.
RB- Remember the place
RUTLEDGE Il LOWE.
Post ONCE Building, opposite Ayres' Tin Shop,
Olympia, Sept. T. 1855. n42.tE
, 1856-11-07
Boots eas shoes.

Mems calf kip and stoga boots, assorted sizes; boys
do; mems and boys kip, stoga, and calf shoes La
dies and misses paiteS, slippers &c. suitable for all
ages, sizes, and conditions
W. aI... naar 10 thn tradn lar.c a..artninnL of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-23
FROM BOSTON.

From Our Owa Correspondent
BosTox Monday, Jan. 81, l-56.
TIE Albany Morning Erpress having taken occa-
sion to copy and comment on the exposition N one
of ny letters of the ufdel opinions expressed by
The Boston Post, The Post this morning explains
its position IN an article of some length OF which,
a. il charges me with misrepresentation, l will,
vi'b your permission, copy the material portions.
With regard to Tom Paines declaration - that
the system of plurality of worlds renders the
Christian faith at once little and ridiculous and
schfters 1t in the mind like feathers In the air,
Tie Post says:
We distinctly or indistinctly intimated any
thing about the declaration aforesaid In noticing an
article ia the last number of The Presb yer0R Reric,
we did say that the writer, while advocating the doc
trine Of the puralEy of worlds deRaef ne truth OF
Taines dec aratOn. And this Is all we said about 1t;
and nobody knows to this day private opinion OF it.
The Pos, is not in the habit of obtruding Its own re-
Gcious notions upon It's r. lders.'
The use of language, according to an eminent
French politician of Tde Post school, is to conceal
ones thoughts The Post evidently shrinks from
openly ndorsing Paine's declaration, yet no one
can fail to see that its remarks convey covert
assent to that declaration Ard in the article to
which referred in my previous letter that assent
was still more plainly conveyed.
The Post continues its justification thus:
I'VE humbly submit that We are utterly unable to
erceiye the least connection between the nathtVe OF
creation, according to Moses, and Faith in Chris
tanitv according to Christ. AT the same time we do
not deny for moment in PRINT, that the Moss ac-
count may be correct that j. possible to 30 define
II. words a. to make them :" gibe with the PLANES
evidence of science. In the paragraph quoted we
express opinion OF our own, but merely notice the
facts of the case.
We never said what Oliver Gays we dld, and we
believe that a man may be a good Christian, ana yet
hold any opinion h. chooses about Genesis and It's
mentators. Consequently our withers are I'M
wrung by the enlightened and logical indigna-
ton of The Express If We have ever taken any
steps toward Paganism, we have never said so
in the paper and We defy all men TO show that we
have. ,
1t must certainly be admitted from this that
The Post does not deny in print" as it slgnlii-
cantly expresses it, that the Mosaic account may
be correct and il IT, of course entitled to the full
benefit of the explanation.
have no wish TO find fault with the religious
opinions of The Post or of any other journal, and
nv motives for quoting its remarks ON the Book of
Genesis. were not theological but political.
looked upon the views there cautiously developed
by The Post as an evidence of the strait to which
the Pro-Slavery party in this country is reduced.
To uphold the Peculiar Institution and the Fugl-
tive Slave Law, it is necessary to deny the Law
of God and overthrow the authority OF the Bible.