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, 1859-10-07

EIGHT CHILDREN AT BIRrH.-A cores
pondent of the New York Tribune, writing
from johnson, Trumbull county, Ohio,
says that on the I'd Of August Mrs. limo
thy Bradley gave birth to eight children
three boys and FIVE girls. They are all
living, and are healthy, but quite small
Mr.. BIS family is increasing fast He was
married six years ago to Eunice Mowery,
who weighed 27S pounds on the day of their
marriage She has given birth to two pair
of twins, and now eight more, making
twelve children in six years. 1t seems
strange, but nevertheless is true, Mrs. B.
was twin of three, her mother and father
both being twins, and her grandmother
the mother Of five pair Of twins. Mr.. B.
is a poor, industrious laborer, but says he
will not part with any Of his children while
he is able to work.
, 1859-10-07
News Items BY Last Mail.

CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS. = Prof.
Dimty, the newly appointed Minister to
Nicaragua, sailed for Punta Arenas on
the 5th of September. He will first secure
the ratification of the Cass- Yrissari treaty,
minus the clause obligating this govern
ment to suppress illibustering expeditions,
il Jarez should not have already accom-
plshed that object, and then devote his
efforts to the settlement of our claims by
arbitration, the opening of the transit in
accordance with existing contracts, and
the negotiation Of a liberal commercial
treaty. 1t is the policy Of the AdminiStra-
tion to establish permanent commercial re-
lations with Central America, as the best
method Of Americanizing that country 1t
is believed that the familiar acquaintance
Of Prof. Dimity with the language and
manners, and sympathy with the religion
of the people there will greatly aid him in
procuring such arrangements as are desired.
A Commissioner to Costa Rica will be
appointed by the Government, shortly after
the arrival Of Mr.. Dimitry, our new Minis
ter at San Jose, to settle, in conjunction
with a Costa Rican Commissioner, the
claims of our citizens against that Republic.
Governor Medary gives most cheering
accounts from the Kansas gold region.
He fully believes in the existence Of rich
quartz veins, and says crushing machines
are being sent out in great numbers. The
effects of emigration are very beneficial to
Kansas Territory in sales Of produce. The
crops this year are very abundant, and the
prospects for good demand from the mines
aattering.
Hon. Amos Kendall reached his seven
tieth year on the 10th of August, Oh which
occasion he was visited and congratulated
by number of friends at his residence in
Washington City. The President of Co
lumbia College delivered some very happy
remarks and good wishes, which were hear
tily responded to by all present.
The new steam Sloop Pensacola was
launched at the Navy Yard of that name
on the 18th of August. The Pensacola is
a l6 gun screw-steamer of the second class.
The special letter bag, expressed by the
Postmaster Of Lafayette, Indiana, with
proof Of Prof Wise's departure from that
place in his balloon, was dropped from the
clouds over Charlottesville, Pennsylvania,
and passed through Lancaster Aug. 10,
en- route for New York, in good order.
, 1859-10-07
For the Pioneer and Democrat.

Mr.. EDITOR The undersigned takes
pleasure in announcing to the citizens of
Olympia and vicinity, and of Washington
Territory generally, that the Puget Sound
Wesleyan Institute, now under supervision
and instruction of Rev. 3. c. Lippencott
and Lady, is in hourishing condition, and
bids fair to become what its projectors and
friends desire it should, an institution sec.
ond TO none in the Territory in the thor
oughneSs of its instruction in all those sci
ences usually taught in Academies of the
6rst grade. Mr.. Lippencott, who is a
graduate of Dickinson College, is expected
to be permanently connected with the insti-
tuition. He has been engaged for several
years in the responsible employment of ed
ucating the youth, and has succeeded well
botl1>as teacher and principal of some of
our best seminaries. 1t is contemplated to
furnish the p. S. w. Institute with appara-
ius suitable to illustrate the natural and
astronomical sciences, and also, with Maps
and Charts, and other facilities to render
a course of education both interesting aud
profitable.
AT recent meeting of the Board Of
Trustees, it was resolved Immediately to
put up the Institute Building and prepare
1t for the accommodation Of the school as
early as the commencement of the next
term
Thus, the house which has been so long
slumbering upon its foundation, will soon
be reared, and another will be added TO the
public buildings of Olympia. A place also
will be furnished whittier the youth will re.
ceive that mental culture so requisite to it
them to encounter the responsibilities Of
life, and act well the part assigned them Oh
its stage.
And now, fellow-citizeus, we legitimately
look to you, both for your patronage and
peeuniary aid in this noble enterprise, that
this Institution may ever be worthy the
confidence and patronage of all.
n. D0ANE,
Financial Agent.
Olympia, Oct. 5, 1851.
, 1859-10-07
SheriR's Sale.

DY Virtue Of an execution issued by the Clerk a,
ID the District Court Of the third judicial district X
the Territory Of Washington, to me directed IhsVa
seized, levied upon and taken In execution and Vi
offer at public sale, to the highest bidder uPoN IN
PREMISES KNOWN AS WILLIAM r PATTLE's ColI
CLAIM, on Belngham Bay, in the county Of What
com and Territory Aforesaid, on Saturday November
5th 1859 at o'clock in the afternoon all the rrh
title interest and estate of the said William R PsH
Of, in and to- certain tract or parcel Of land con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres Of land Be N
same more or less, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, together with the rights, privilege,
and appurtenances thereunto belonging being IN
premises known as the land claim Of the said William
h. Patle, though generally known as "Pattle's Coa
Claim" Said premises being subject to Bond enc
cuted by said Patte conditioned to convey and assu
to Reuben L. Doyle an undivided fourth part Of said
claim, on the issuing of patent therefor from lie
United States. Seized and taken into execution n
the property of the said William r. Patte, and sun
cient will be sold to satisfy judgment Of said Dis
trct Court in favor Of Albion B. Cove for the sum d
three hundred and thrtyeght dollars and fty cents
($33s 50c) with interest until paid, together with
costs of suit. taxed at twentyeight dollars and egh
cents, ($2S s0c) and accruing costs. -
E. MAY,
Sheriff Of WhatcOm county
whatcom, W. T., Sept. 26th, 1850.
, 1859-10-07
List of Letters,

d EMAINING in the Post Office ut Olympa. nm a..
IL 3Oth September 1859. and If not taken out wsI e
three months will be sent to the General Post T.a
as dead letters. H"
II Butler. VIM L Clancy, 3, A ] Dugeu. Hin.
Wis, Robert Denna, John NJ Dewy, 2, Nicholas n. ~
neitzer, George Edwards, ] P Ecker, Michael E1sn
Elan French, George W Forley, Thomas Fracy ~
W II Grow, W o George, Marion Harmon, M H., IT,
back George Hause, John Hardy, Samuel Hutton
Peter NJ Hanna, Manning johnson, Jacob JObnso1'
Maryanna Loap, Philip Murphy, Lawrence MurrSS'
Thsmss Merrill, =; james Moore; e. J9o Murphy, Php
Cornelius Obey, Nathan Porter 2, Thomas Room.s
Isaa Sphu Edward Spencer. VIM. Stevens, James
Smith, John Smith, J c Sanders, Julius Sander =
W Terry L White, Williams. Robert WooS
Wallace, 2, Cornelius Wissels, Wiese, War,
ren. R. WILLARD, P. NJ
, 1859-10-07

FoET BENTON WAGON ROAD.--By litter received
here by the Rev. B. C. LILLNcorr from Lieut.. MuL'
Lam, chief Of the above expedition, learn that the
party were, on the 10th September several miles from
the Bitter Root Mountains. twentyone miles from the
Ceur d'Alene Mission, and two hundred and thirty
miles from Walla Walla. This portion of the road is
heavily timbered, and presents, by far the greatest
obstacles to the rapid progress Of the exdedition-
They intended to complete about one hundred miles
more of road and then go into winter quarters.
Mr.. SoHoN had examined the route beyond Fort
Benton, and reported everything as favorabe-no diff
6culties whatever.
Mr.. Fox, connected with the expedition, had
shot himself with revolver in his left leg, causing
very bad wound. The ball was extracted by Dr. MUI.
Lam, and the man was doing well.
The Lieut. adds that the major part of the york
may now be considered as completed.
, 1859-10-07
Market Review.
THURSDAY EVENING, Oct

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. G, 1859.
The market is again abundantly supplied with mer.
chandse, ex barks OTk and LeODesa Trade during
the past week has been unusually dull for this
of the year Produce of all kinds continues scarce
We not sales of 100 lbs. Bacon, (hOg ground) % II
cts y D. Butter, in small parcels a so cts. D n,
(Which figure however, could not be obtained for any
considerable amount) Cheese, q 80 cts. q H.
Eggs, Lard and Butter are scarce and in request at
former quotations.
, 1859-10-07
Eeabeck Shipping Report,

SATLED-Sept. l7-Ship John Marshall Could San
Francisco, with 2l2 900 feet lumber to Adams, Blinn
& Co.
ARRIvED--Sept. 2l-Bark Sea Nymph, Siege, so
days from Hong Kong, via Victoria.
Sept. 2S-Ship Princess Royal, Hartley, SO days
from San Francisco.
IN PORT LOADISG-Ship Leonidus, Williams, spars
and square timber for Hong Kong.
Ship HOrsburg, Oakes, lumber and spars for Mel
bourne.
Bark Sea Nymph, lumber and spars for Hong Kong
Princess Royal also loads for China.
, 1859-10-07

ARRIVAL OF THE .JULIA.-The Julia ar.
rived this morning at O'Clock from Vic
toria and San Juan. Purser DAN LOWELL
has again favored us with files of the Ga
zetts, ColOnist and NeU Westminster Times
We find no news of special interest in the
papers.
Freeman & Co. furnished us with copies
of the Gazette and CoLOnist.
, 1859-10-07

RT Halls Sarsaparilla Yellow-dock and Iodide Of
Potass is prepared from the finest Red Jamaica Sar-
saparilla and English Iodde Of Potass. Admirable as
restorative and purfyer of the blood II ceanses the
system of all morbid and impure matter-removes
pmples boils and erustons of the skin-cures rheu-
matsm and pains of all kinds. All who can afford it
should use It, it tends to give strength and prOong
life Sold by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle
X. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, l43 and l4j Clay Street,
3mJ6 san Francisco
, 1859-10-07

s-The following letter, which emphatically sgeAs =
for itself, was written by the Dean OF the FaculY =
the Philadelphia College Of Medicine-to the sdieon
of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal o.
Francisco, for publication
PHILADELPHIA, January u, lSog.
To the Editors Of the Pacific Medical and SuIsN1 IsNa1
Journal "-Gentlemen My attention has been eai,.i
to article in the December number OF your ~,
in regard to the ad eundem degree granted " -
Philadelphia College Of Medicine to Dr. L. J. n,
When the application for the degree was made 80
Faculty, it accompanied by afhdavits ano ,lsr
mOnias to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was Iesud
graduate NJ d. of the University Of Pesth haa s,
Surgeon in the Hungarian army and wss H..
practitioner Of medicine. On the strength o. ~ -
the degree was granted. The ad eundem degree, "a
its name implies, is conferred on graduates on y,Sbt
gives us new privileges. Had there been tne senH
est suspicion Of irregularity, the application
have been refused. By inserting this IN your cnnI,r
you will do an act Of Justice to the college an9
favor on, Yours, very respectfully, hc;I1,sSs s
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia Ool'S'
Medicine.
CERTIFICATE. ,..,Ft,
l. the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary, 90 RsL ~
hereby. that Dr. L. J. Czapkay has served duiiHe
, 1859-10-07

RAILROAD CoSvESrIoN.-The delegates to the
Railroad Convention, from the sevepl counties in
California the State Of Oregon and Washington Ter
STORY, met in Assembly Hall in San francisco, on
Friday, The 2sd September. The Convention wa,
tsmPorArily organized BY the appointment OF T. ].
DErER as Chairman. The permanent officers Of the
Convention are, President, Maj. Bidwell Vice Presi
dents, Edward Lander, Of Washington Territory;
Alex P. Ankeny, Of Oregon, Dr. 4. s. Holden, OF San
joaquin, Geo. W. Crane, Of Monterey; Secretary Dr.
W. Rabe, Of San FraneiseO Assistant Secretaries O.
u. Thomas, Heary J. Wells.
Up 70 the date Of the papers received by us, the
convention had proceeded farther than the simple
adoption Of rules for its government the appointment
q minor COMMITTEES, &c.
The delegates from this Territory are-F. S. Balch.
Lafayette Baleh. A. B. Cove George W. Prescott, l.
Q. Cray, Daniel HOwIrd, S. L. Mlstic. Hon. Edward
Lander.
ongon-ThomaA J. Dryer, D. p. Ankney, J. Rams
dali, J. B. Knapp, L. NJ. Starr Chester n. Terry, p.
Camp, J N. Blossom, Seth Luelling. W. H. Rect, j.
D. Walling, Geo. Wallng, - Meek, Tho. H. Pearne
Thomas saEier, Geo. Flavier, -Joynt, Ralph t;ere
B. N. Hirsoh, A. B. Halleck.
Judge Lander was appointed as one Of a committee
Of Eve, Of which 7. II. PEAESE was chairman, whose
dnty It was made to prepare a memorial to congress
setting forth the advantages Of the proposed Railroad
% The Government. as measure Of defence agains,
NE Invasion Of our Territories, this coast or any
ether hazard Incident 10 our isolated position asking
that Congress pass Pacific Railroad bil authorsinr
the Government 70 aid in the construct Of the road
the territories TO connect with snch road as NAV
BE- constructed ia that State, and asking that The
Al i.
, 1859-10-07
Olympia, Cd. ), 1851.

JUDGE McGowAN.-This ubiquitous in
dividual we learn was at last accounts,
(August) setting type in the Office of the
Arle0nlqH newspaper, published at Tucson.
He is also a law partner with the Hon
Phil. Herbert, and divides his time be-
tween working at the composition case
and quoting Coke and Littleton before a
justice of the peace. The report that Her,
bert and MCGOWAN had settled at Santa
Fe, New Mexico, is without foundation.
, 1859-10-07

p9- Senator Broderick's estate is worth
$3.50, ,000-encumbered with mortgages to
the amount of $4,000. His heir's-at-law
are Edmund Welch and Lucy Brown, both
residing in California.
, 1859-10-07

FRoM CmNA.-The ship Icoaium, Capt.
G. p. HEUsus, commander, 43 days from
Annoy, China, ria Hakodadi, Japan, ar
rived at Port Townsend on the goth ult.
Capt. II. gave his China papers to some
American gentlemen at Hakodadi, hence
we are unable to present any late news.
The IeoniHm brings as cargo, 10000
pounds Of Rice; $4,000 pounds Sugar
100 boxes Tea; 1000 FIRE brick, consigned
to the master at Port Townsend.
, 1859-10-07

p9- Judge TERRY, the murderer of Sena.
tor BRoDERICK, has been arrested. Hon.
W. W. Core has been sworn in as TERRY's
successor, as Judge of the Supreme Court
Of California.
, 1859-10-07

ARRvED.-The bark LsOnssa arrived at the wharf
on Tuesday last, with merchandise from San Fran.
cisco. She loads at Mers mill with lumber for
same port
, 1859-10-07

The Emperor has granted full amnesty to all po-
litieal offenders.
A 7t DsUm took place in Paris on the 18th, in hon
or Of the fete Napoleon. All the penipotentiaries
and members Of the Federal Council were present.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily NStrs asserts
that the Zurich Conference Is dead lock. The En-
perur Napoleon exhibited symptoms of annoyance at
the conduct of the Court Of Vienna, and the recent
articles in the Paris journals in praise Of Kossuth and
Garibaldi are attributed to this feeling.
The grand military spectacle, which had been pro-
hbited in the Paris theatres out Of consideration for
Austria has been permitted to re-appear.
The ministerial Journal Of Vienna insists very
strongly on the stipuatons at Nilla-Franca being
carried out at Paris.
, 1859-10-07
aly's
VALLEY WHISKY.

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 80 soMERsET ST.
BosTON, Mass, April II, 1858.
WM. H. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-I have made chemical analysis Of yOI
&c AROMATIC VALLEY WNnSKYS"
and find 1t pure, hne-favored Rye Whisky, contain
ing no Injurious matter Of any kind and recommena
it as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES 7. JACKSON, N. d.
State Assayer.
, 1859-10-07

THANKs-To Freeman & Co. and Wells
Fargo & Co. for files of Oregon papers.
, 1859-10-07

NOZZLE, Of the Olympia Nursery, Is thanked for a
fine collection Of Dahlias, embracing 80 varieties.
They are fine flower, and an almost perpetual bloc.
mer.
, 1859-10-07

INcENDIARsM.- The Portland papers
state that several attempts have been made
to fire that city. May the attempt never
prove successful.
, 1859-10-07
lltw AbDrrtisrmtnts.
Divine Service.

Rev. b. C. LIFPMooTT will preach in tbs NJ
Church of this city, on next Sabbath moniDoA =. z
evening" (D.V) The public is respectfully 800 saS
to attend. eq
, 1859-10-07
WA. II. DAILY, Esq;

WH. H. DAILY, ESQ.,;
Dear Sir-Your AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY
is received, and after careful examination, find y y
be pure article, entirely free from the adulterahAs
ingredients 80 frequently used.
JAS. J. MAPEL, Chemist.
, 1859-10-07

R6c The communication of Non-Inter-
vention will appear next week.
, 1859-10-07
Notice.

I HEREBY forbid all persons harbOring or tr,,.,--
Andrew J. Miller, Francis P. Miller, OF an1 o.Ss
person my account as will not pay any dsS,. o.
their contracting after this date. N'OS%
CALEB MILLER,
Whidby'S Island, September rs, ls59-6WIs