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POOL At IS per annuI postage Included single eoes' sn
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C,oIrNTRY SEAT for SALE. on DE Passaic,
COTTAGES at CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND

Nhr SALE 20 LEr.-One large rev COTTAGE, dtzstsd
about ue from Vsnderlfs Lsndns commanding hEs
the Bay. I. well snied sod kz every conyensDce
r rented family AID good cOsehH osse, snd from Two 20
fur If Land
order with CosrhHouse and sb0gf bali sre o. an or
psrricuI., xpOIy 70 LEVI COOK, No. " Broadway
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VIII be Ready on the lst Of July:
IEN He OIL ID L A X NJ - II o y ; +


y ready; pries So ALLYN's RITUAL OF FREEMA-
sONRY; IS RAMSAY GRULLE SHEPHERD; I'll.
IsOCHEFOUCOULD's MAXIMs; 81. LAC0N. BY Cotton;
II % PLATO ON THE SOULS IMMORTALITY 81.
PHYSICAL THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE Il. For sale
by W. GOWANS, No. I73 Fulton 81
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HAMILTON woREs NEwARE, \. j., Juae7 1855
ITO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, &C-A pre-
minary Meeti1g Of those interested 10 the ARTIFICIAL
STONE BUSINESS. carried the above Works, viii take
pace at the Metropolitan Hotel, New-fork, on FRIDAY
ENENING the 18th inst the purpose Of organizing Com
Isny hi.h your attention respectfully invited.
JOHN WOOD, Secretary pro tenn
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EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for IhPR0yED

IL CITY PROPERTY-Ths sub~erfbsr v1snes 70 81 q
erehsuts BE FARH eontanfDs IS seres which N aifn
go. 81 c,ys,iop DO, sapeed By sny ~ ne
ss. havnr an eIieDfye prospect ir0n the y aSeHnz
M -rs sye riruteS evs from thai yey .snsss fe.or,
49, M tI,iry drive from the HG,lsa
$3.50 !. Croson FsLG Inquire Of IRA TODD No l7s
1870 5s--.v LYMAN BAILEY.
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DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE, ,

ID WAREHOUSE Commercial Wharf, Auznse Docs,
price fz2f CC, splendid bs0vnsone-ron HOUSE 90 fFt
place pii sl76C0 cost brOwn-stone fnt HOUSE
on ststet Go; HOUSE aud LOT corner Of Columbia md
Poplass price 900; and sple.dia EEseass HOUSE on
Hsfv.sf rear Presdent For prce and farther
dculsrs spyly TO ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Co., No
Brosf-r
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The Annual OF the Stockholders Of the above Assoc
.n f the transaction Of business viii be held in their Hail.
conner Grend and Centrests on MOSDAf June IL at
p the election Of Board Of Managers ana
two Iuspecors Election for the ensuing The polls Will
open At O'Clock r. NJ. By order , =,
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Uants.

"a skAMSIaESS hy Protes,Ert yozrs "oa.ai 81 -
egy inference wsud % IL country f1r ne s1rer
days Nc rs lax ihs between d and Sts'L tAra n'0f'
Rem Nc. Il
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fine Aris.

w sCHAUS. IMPORTER Of ENGRAVING:
w Ar ARTISTS MATERIALS, -. removed from NJ
IS Brosessy the sp.ecss sSEs No 81 5osd~sy, ~s-r
Be vii y kzFpr 70 see rs P,troaa
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Il Of DRUGGISTS. CONFECriONEKs AMI the TRADE
il general the fact that have NO AGENr for The sale Of my
goods II this city present. Dealers vii therefore please send
fher orders direct which VIII NIL az ne asua pces
and forward with Dispatch. \. }. CHAlNEAU,
Nhosale Confecoucr and MAnnf Of Jujube Paste,
Gum Drups. &c. No. 2i2 MArket-s... PhIIAdeIph.l.
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Il --E1TESsIyE MPROyEMEST5.-l1 10 scTqs
god Iro1settye LAND WOOD Ts5s and Aea1cw see.oss
bek House Barns ozfbzldinEs aud Feneesi Appi> oEeS
Pe1rs Einees, Crspss &e eIeesn; Water very sessly
sitrafet ocnvensnf The Ps~ze River n6 1
Schools. Stores te; CAPITA Gun1iEs, rssns. "a AA@
]; kOsns ride htn ssw-Yort ARglx 20 - sp,~s-
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Go farmers ano Others.

DONE NANCRE.-The subscriber hss con-
~ stsn' Oh had very superior sTcls Of p1-e bOSk
DUST. eo-ssi1z II swsa1, fl.nEs and rrvznd 6oCe
C-CrIs the WORKS, Sd Eat k.VrE. - No
= Nessyst- CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
NJ OWING and REAPING MACHINES at
VI GREATLY REDUCED PR lCES.-Ketcazras BurrzlFs,
Ec-tJshs Gs1y's ard Other MOVING and RI APIS MA
CHlNEss arc ssreral Of Agrculruz2 ImPs
Esrtl, OuEro, bo1e Dust, Se-. for sac BY
JOHN MOORE, No. 80 F-orf-s..
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N LIGHT BUsINEss.-HEATHS IMPROVEMENT or
WINDOWS Is offered for sale by STATE County or Town
Rights II durable cheap, anil simple and really good
hg One II these Improved Windows be By calling
AZ y p KIMBALLS sash. Bind aud Door Depot, No. Is
Bekmsnst where further information may be obtained Of tbs
Aren't for sane.
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Dr. CoIlett-Ths highly talented speaker viii give Free
Lecture upon THE LAWS OF HEALTH Illustrated oy beau
tinl Noeels Nanikns &C. at 8 o'clock THIS CMondsy)
TVENING Beeeker Building Of Blocker sad Nor,
lte rubic and especially the Clergy and Medical
Fscultv are pcciuy invited 10 attend Doors open SIT
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Chances for Business ftlen.
BUSINESS.-For sale
lPETENT and experienced Person in the

n Produce and Commission Business acquainted with the
different make wishes himself with respons-
ibe perron in the BROKERAGE BUSINESS. Commnnca-
tons with real name addressed BROKER Tribune Once, stat
with.
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TOR sALE-In ITHACA, at a bargain, on

Il South Hl Rsiiroa3 usck four and half ACRES with
two HOUSES md BARN eIesert Grosnd for rssss Frs,
Rid q Prrdus Fine Building Sites vel ssopsd With
at spring " er. Locs'isn b sgrpssed IL NAY I'm
s1ssnt1ge Be eisi-e1 into Village Lot Pre- soS, saes
Gown with interest the h Po<ses1e1 Il
Apply Ithaca W. THOMPSON Clinton HO1se oft1e
oTrer. 10. % fh-av.. crrosts Il fhst sewYork-
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il RIDGES IMPROVED CORN-sHELLER for the State
Of York secured by Letters Patent Ih rare chalc'
prsng person % make fortune IA snort tne
Ad5re,s on suuly 10 w. y. AITKES,
" W corner Of ID and Dock-sts, Philadsphis. Penn
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Tax COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
No 50 Chsrbersst. basement Of New City Hail.
NOTICE to TAX-PAYERS.-The ASSESS
~ MEST ROLLS Of the several Wards Of the City Of New
York will be opened for examination snd review from MON
DAY the 2l May until MONDAY. the 25ih dag Of June
inclusive. All Payers DESTROYS Of examining and correcns
The aid Ros are requested 70 make application the under
gued a. ther between he hours Of A. ~ and r. ~
4 $ % Y t i 1 rEEBsSsS&snp, r-- Commissioner
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6AUTlON.-All persons are forbidden to pgr-
~ chase or negotiate Z PROMIssORY NOTE, made and
incoed BY Us dated Feb. D. 1855. PAYABLE order eight
date the MeFchant' Exchange Bank in New.
York City r Fourteen Hundred EishfytwO Dollars and Thirty
Gems q So. said Note mailed May 10 le5 %
Smith Randall. North Milford. Conn. and has
reached them Payment thereof has been tlpsNewl ork
June y, 1855 LIE, MURPHY Co
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- young Woman Al CHAMBERNAID and WAIrERi IN
derstand Washing and Ironing objection 20 the ool1y
Cen awe coed reference Call q No p b0wery.
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TCR sALE-OD the new line 0fCansLst., in tho
Tenth Wsrd LOIS q feet frat. IS feet deep, feet
ss~ Fading Pre- si5ccc-e5lSo remain
l. % r terra Il yssn For further ysrfcz
srpy u No. Il Ludlow from 70 A. M and to7 p NJ
Of w. A sPEAI0HT, Real Estate Aren't
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THE PROPRIETREsS Of No. 80 Murrsy-st.
trVss splErrs3 p.in.s4 and ssfarnihsd Der es.4b.h
-. :; - r-~-.re1 70 receive BOARDERs ether perrnl
hsyins sccoznoiarior sr ever rs Bosr1er
ptn,sr A. ssz P. n Terms Eae1sr.:<.
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Real estate for Sale.

A i PR1NAIE sALE-lhe TWO LOlS
IA GROUND ia the City Of Brooklyn, situated on the nor
Of North sh and sths. Size Of Lots Is feet ~
BY Ic0 feet deep with frame House " the lo
terms and further particulars apply 70
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60 hohom il Hlap Concern.

ROATS.-PLEAStf1 BOATS of all descrip-
BE- found the celebrated Boat and Oar Bazaar
OF INGERsOLL'S Me- go Southst. " B.-San Boats ffom
IL 5 feet long be fitted one days notice.
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MIDDLE-AGFp American Woman wishes a
4 RESPECTABLE Protestant Young Woman

n situation As NURSE, or COMPANION TO AN INVALID
LADY. Tie best ofref viii he given. note esed
TO y. B., Tribune Ofiee will be attended 70.
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EOR $1,000 CASH-A Physician DESTROYS OF

establishing himself in PRACTICE IN the City If Newfogs
can secure DRUGSTORE vel stocked and doing good
business il one Of principal the City,
library Standard medical works and complete set Of urgl
INSTRUMENTS renqushed only fthe heath OF the
pr,7rietor Address DOCTOR. No. 81 East Ijls.
, 1855-07-20
AGENTS,

From the Oregon Statesman.
Constitution Of the Grand and Subordinate
WigwamS, together with The Installation
and InstiatiOn SerTire q The territory Of
Oregon.
CONSTITUTION OF THE GRAND wIGwAM OF
THE TERRITORY OF OREGON.
PREAMBLE.
In order 10 promote uniformity in the
method of confering degrees, and in the
administration Of the the privileges, honors,
and benefits Of this Order, within our ju-
risdiction, the Grand Wigtodm Of the Ter
ritory of Oregon, who also possesses the
power TO grant Charters, or open Wig-
uams within the Territory, being the su-
preme tribunal of the order within its limits
and without whose sanction aud control no
WigiOam Of our honorable Order ean le-
gally exist, ordains the following articles
as its constitution and that Of subordinate
WTgrams working within its jurisdiction.
ARTICLE 1.
This Wigwam shall be composed Of dele
gates from each subordinate Wigwam with
in the Territory, who shall elect from their
own body President, Vice-PreSident,
Grand Judge-Advocate, Grand Secretary,
Grand Marshal, Grand Usher. Grand ln-
structor, Grand Treasurer, Grand Senti-
nels, Inside and Outside. .H
ARTICLE II. , l.
The Grand Judge Advocate shall have
power TO grant dispensations for comforting
degreesor establishing new Wigwams, and
Al IN. LII
, 1855-07-20

To CLEAN WALL PAPER.ATake about
two quarts Of wheat bran, tie it in bundle
Of coarse flannel, and rub it over the paper.
1t will cleans the whole paper Of Slrdes-
criptiOns of dirt and spots better than any
other means that can be used. Some use
bread. but dry bran is better. % a3lal
, 1855-07-20

ARTICLE n.-oF MEMBERSHIP

Of Oregon. VF37H
ARTICLE H.-oF MEMBERSHIP.
SEC. No person shall be proposed as
. member of this Order, unless he be a
free white male, Of good moral character,
Of the.asg of twenty-one years, believer
in the pfeme Being, and an American
born citizen.
SEC. 2. The name, age, residence,place
Of birth, and occupation, Of oil candidates
proposed, shall be handed to the Secretary
n writing, by the party or parties propos-
ing said candidates. His name shall be
read in open meeting Of the Wigwam,
when If three or more brothers object to
his admission, the name shall be withdrawn
, 1855-07-20

1% When an extrvagant friend wishes
to borrow money consider which Of the
two you had rather lose. . tt.5.
, 1855-07-20
RVTE OS ADvE RTIsING.


RATE OS ADvE RTIsING.
For one square (l2 lines or less) three Insertions y
For every additional insertion, .,,,........... 81
liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions mnst be distinctly marked
on the marzFnf embellishments sent rs, or they viii
be continued tn forbidden and charged sreoTiRgly
AGENTS.
The following gentlemen are authorized IN receive
Subscriptions for the PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
L.P.F[SHER, Merchants Exchange Building, Sac
famento ST.. San Francisco.
I'D. BILEs, Vancouver;
=. A. CHENOwErH, Cascade
DR. PAGErr, Cowltz Landing;
L. D. DrRGiN, Grand Mound
ions r. JACKSON, JaeksOns Prairie;
W.T.. SAYwARD, Port Ludlow.
Csc NAGGs, Sh1alwater Bay:
Mr. VIZ. AFETNsOS, Victoria, VancOuver's Islam d.
A. BENroS MOsEs, Steiacoom
RoBEEr THOMPsON, Portland Oregon.
L. B. HASTINGS, Port Townsend.
, 1855-07-20

/, hereby swear eternal fidelity
to the VOWS have taken in this Order
| also swear that / will advance the inter
csts Of every native-born American citizen,
especially the members of this Order, to
the entire and absolute exclusion Of al
aliens and foreigners. So help me God.
The members are NOso seated.
President. i now declare this Wigwam
ready to confer the first degree Of the Or
der. The Secretary will read the names Of
all those who have been proposed, together
with the names Of their vouchers. As the
names are read those willing to admit then
will raise the right haud. Those who OBJ
ject will please rise to their feet,
The Secretary reads the list Of propositions
President. The Usher will now retire
and ask the necessary questions Of all who
have been declared eligible to membership
among US. '1l a.s. gg5 m .
INITIATION IN THE FIRST DEGREE. 3
President. My brothers The objects
we endeavor to carry into effect are dear
to the heart Of every one who has the least
attachment for his native land. We wish
to see Wigwans Of our order established
in every city, town and village, within the
United States, where they can be used to
defeat foreign Influence. Those who have
not taken the Second Degree Of the Order
will please retire, and the Usher will re.
ceive the password and grip OF the Second
Degree from all who remain. ia.
Usher. Worthy President, there are
none present except those who are members
Of the Second Degree.
President. now declare this Wigwam
open in the Second Degree. The Secre,
tary will read the names Of those entitled
to receive the same. As the names ore
read those members who arc willing TO ad
nit them will give the sign of this degree
Those who object will please rise to thelI
feet.
The secretary reads the list Of candidates.
President. The Usher will now retire
and ask the necessary questions OF oil
, 1855-07-20

This Wigwam shall be composed Of dele
gates from each subordinate Wigwam with
in the Territory, who shall elect from their
own body a President, ce-President,
Grand Judge-Advocate, Grand Secretary,
Grand Marshal, Grand Usher. Grand ln-
structor, Grand Treasurer, Grand SeDti-
nels, Inside and Outside.
, 1855-07-20

From the Oregon Statesman.
Conuitutiun Of the Grand and Subordinate
WigwamS, together with the Installation
and In.tiatiOn SerVire u The territory Of
Oregon.
CONSTITUTION OF THE GRAND wIGwAM OF
THE TERRITORY OF OREGON.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20

ined and tried at the exhibitions, and which,
for some unaccouatable reason, had been neg
lected to be sent with the rest. A New York
piano was among the number, and supposing
he referred to that, they told him it had been
tried. His answer was positive that it had not
been tried, yet all this time he had not seen,
but only listened to the tone of the instruments.
After repeated assurances by them, and deni-
ais by him, he came forward and satisfied them
that the one he referred to was not there. and
directed them at once to send to the exhibition
for 1t. Soon it arrived, and when tried before
that talented jury, was pronounced the best
pldno.f0rte In the French exhibition, and ac-
cordingly, 1t was awarded the highest prize
medal. This piano is from the mandatory
of Messrs. A. w. Ladd & Co., of Boston
The above facts are accurate to the letter, hav-
ing received my information personally from
Mr.. Helmesperger himself. He is young
man, not over twenty five years of age Hav-
ing before heard the superior quality of tone
of the above instrument, his practsed ear de-
tecIed that it t0ds not at the trial. 1t is, in
deed, astonishing. The circumstance that a
Boston piano-forte has so successfully stood
the severe test of such eminent European pro-
fessors OF music, is an event which which may
well crafty the pride Of Bostonians.
Eastern times., 1855-09-20
Liberian Ship.

The project Of the Maine Colonization Soci-
ETY.. to build a ship to be placed under the con-
troll Of the American Colonization Society, and
to run regularly between Liberia and the Uni
ted States. is still under consideration. AT late
meeting of the Committee, as we learn by the
Christian Mirror, letters were " read from the
Rev. Joseph Tracy of Boston, and DIR. James
Hall of Baltimore. also passages from letter
Of the Rev. William McLain. Secretary OF The
Parent Society at Washington, setting forth the
kind of ship, its absolute necessity, aAd ex-
pressing cordial purposes of corporation with
The committee. The Hon. Judge Helfens,ein
of Pa, has pledged one thousand dollars for the
object, and recently a gentleman in Florida,
with one of his friends offered in timber and
money, a subscription of $4,000. The Com
mittee finally adjourned to the 7th of Novem-
Der, agreeing in the mean time to ascertain
what could be done for the object in their sew
eral districts of this state, and cherishing the
expectation that the friends Of the cause
throughout New England will come generous
W IOrWdIu Win SuCu dSSuTdHCcS vi dIu dS Stldll
Justify the Committee at their next meeting TO
order the construction of the ship without de-
lay"
As Maine initiated this noble movement we
trus, the State will see it completed. No more
truly philanihropic enterprise has ever been
commenced in this country, than that of Afric-
an colonization. And we refer 10 the result
the perfect realization Of the experiment Of
selfgovernment in the Republic of Liberia-as
the evidence Of the truth of our decaration.-
We find there model government, working in
all its departments as regularly as our own !;
and we find there the black emigrant elevated
ou, of the organic disabilities of color and lace
into the true dignity of manhood.
But the Republic is still weak, and needs
men as well as means. Who will help to sup
ply them Our State Society presents a feas-
ible mode of doing ii. We trust the response
will be generous.