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MUSIC.

Two pages are given monthly. Easy lessons
in drawing are given monthly. Cooley inval-
liable receipts, worth alone three dollars a year
for cooking, the toilet, sick room, nursery and
miscellaneous housekeeping receipts. Diagrams
and Plans, with complete directions for the ladies
to cut their own dresses. Also, patterns for chill
dren's dresses, both male and fenale. Embroi-
derry and Brodeire Anglaise patterns every month
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4 NEW TALE by COBB.-Mr. COBBs new
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KNOWN CRUSADER Is commenced in the NEW-YORk
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It IL one OF the brilliant and powerfully written Tales thst
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,stedy sted writes only for the LEDGER but ~
e,t his popularity that Penusyvana daily and Que
OIL concer seeing they csoDot get Of his new tales are
re publishing some Of bis I'D written during his boyhood
and published yesrs We do not blame them starving
very seldom ssnd upon ceremony hey cannot sit down On
ar equsy the table they oil grab. at the cold vieul!
Such ia poor human the world ~ B. Toe
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4 NTw TALE by COBB. Mr.. C0BBs ne~

~ Story ,n,i,hd TEE WILD KNIGHT; Or. rns o nv
Known cRrs.p.R, is commenced In THE NEw-foNA
II DGFR for rex, week ready and for sale ever,
Ii .ore Of the mos, brilliant and powerfully written H'
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hi. popularity that day pa9s and ono
other concern seeing they get Of he new tSes arc
rpubsbirs Of his old ~ris,ea dar'rs DIS oyS
,p6 published years We do no, bane them "e.
very seldom s;sn they cannos Ill o~n ON
an equality the table, the, ci grab" The 60 r'e'
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DFCI Ed II t.
A TIE Z YOUNG q Sc rso a I,2sr gLluNISArrO
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A NEW TALE by COBB-Mr. COBBs new

"A Story, entitled THE WILD KNIGHT; W TsE w
KNOWN CRUSADER, is commenced In toe NEW-fOsk
LEDGER week. ready and for sale everywhere
1t is the most b iAn, az Tales that
.vs msust.d from bis popular pen Mr. Cobb a. we have
rpe.edy stated nov writes only fer the LEDGER but
great popularity that Pennsylvania daily paper sni ono
b,r conc.p seeing they cannot get OF his new tales are
tepubns some his old written during bis boyh od
rd pubsttd years ago. We do not blame hemi sarvis
yery seldom stand upon ceremony they cannot ' down On
an ousi,y At The table the, oil grab" the cod rictuds
Such 10 Door human Lature the world over. N. Tho
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IF you want Cobbs New Story, the Wild Knight,
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Boy 70. NJ. - - -,
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4 NEW TALE by COBB.-Mr: COBBs new
"A Story. entitled TIE "lLo hNi"nh' VI, go
xxovv CRrs.pEs 10 commenced In the Ss"-fohh
LEDGER Tor mex, ve.t nov ready and for sale every
t ore ofthe moe; brilliant and o"einily rAe' INST
ever em,paied from bis popular pen Mr. Cooo We Jaw
,erestdiy stated writes oniy for the LED"hH ou
area, his popularity that PennsJlyAnia 'AJ paper
other concern, sesins they canDot get any OF his Ne"
n, tpe some bic old written durfoe DIS
.nS Unhi, I'd YEAR, sxo We do b.n them sisfvos men
very seldom stand upon ceremony they cannot Oil On
a. equality ct the table they riR grab A. the cold 'ff' as
Such 4. poor human the world over ~ me
LEDGER i.rsd, THIS MORNING. 1t. sreat number
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No i,.

l:EMAnEABLE distances OF liz
ots.~-l'he Rev. NJ Scudder, OF
India, in a letter to The Christian
Intelligencer, gives the following
Instances Of haro.sln, called forth
by tho Indian lnutineeFs
Let Amoricans never bo ashamed
that tnglisbmeu aGe their ioret4tI.
e,s. England is a noble country.
Her sons are heroes and her dauph-
tors are horoinos This rebellion
has brought ouF deeds that deserve
to be associated with those yalor-
ous actions which we, with throb-
oing pulses, read in history. III
one place, a iady and her husband
fed IN their carriage he stood
upright. She took the reins. She
dashed the horses through band Of
nntlnoers, while be, with cool aim,
shot dead one who seized the horr-
es' heads, and another who climbed
upon the carriage behind u cut him
down On they fed, til again they
found themselves among foes, and
q rope stretched across the road
made further progress appear I'M
Impossible. True to herself. she,
dashes the horses Al full speed
against the rope, and as they, bear
Jug II down, stumbled, she, by rein
and whip, raised them, while her
husband weapons again freed
them from those who succeeded in
leaping upon thom He was woun-
den, pnt both escaped with their
lives In another place, young
lady, the daughter Of All officer,
shot seven nut.rners before they
killed ter 4 captain, pressed by
h:e ~epars. "th 5ts good sword,
'ea sNenfg x u them .glrrc he
la
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A NOVEL PARApE.-A parade
y The Order Of American Mechan-
= ,ook place in Philadelphia on
~. III INST, On the occasion OF the
dedication Of their new hall. About
anau men were il the line. Ban
acr- q ( rgoous description were
arr!ed anu accompanying them
rc wagons with printing presses
in work, throwing off a programme
af taa procession; coopers making
r.. marble workers engaged
A monument shoemakers, las
uaH.i+ and hat manufacturers, q.
r. I'd their tradcs.
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less ot the consequences, while the
boat lay almost against tho whales
bump, .cDt the lance into hls yitals
and uhurned it round and round,
the captain. swearing like a maniac
for him to sit down to hi5 oar and
lend hand to back the boat clear
of the whale.
lie 5ponts thick blood" !" said
the parson, composedlv, as he eX-
changed places with the captain,
+" ] did not miss him.
The whale then went down al Ut
fifty tathoms, but wa. too much
used ~ to remain long below, and
when he came to blow, lay notion
less for minute. :" Lay on, said
the captain, "and III Kill him dead =
The order had not to be repeated
the Parson sent the stem otthe boat
against the whales side, and the
captain vas about picking out q
soft place for his lance, when the
whale mile. hort round, and
raising one corner Of his hokes laid
il gently upon The boats guhwa'o,
and tipped her over, kee: N, as
politely as a lady would turn her
hand ia bidding adieu But quick
y as a flash the hukcs few to 6be
other side. cut another boat clean
in two. and broke the taird mates
leg. Here was q pretty mess
twelve sinners overheard II bloody
water, surrounded by sharks and at
the same time liable to be smashed
in pieces by this whales fuAes
but the venerable patriarch, appa
reutly satisfied With what he had
done, tett MS TO the car, Of lhe
sharks, and padded away wta two
iroas and q boats line
i right ppr boa va, tho waFt
of iea minutes. ard IN hat an
hour she Hg a4 ark ot sssfy ~st.
aj Na .g
aaa e8 H
aa8 rau8
II
IHe u
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RvGFEEs "PEaLF.
Melody Gq4tinv BY
a.r aPsre ffaaa the sty--
g satly sior,
r1urfsars, sweet snd tow.
aa.#a tp my htart--
AA4s 5u SC part,
-p 18th ricArg dow
~ sui eieeA 10 glow
EGei.-t i VI ny heart liz nnrn ring
aap IA ~itdlv burning
Il sa& .eiigb;--
aa. gently esssat
taA - telar, bss~s r@r3 Ringing
A.. -r-r gently, zelN eHnsias
Raaal nv yielding hea4S 50 bare
ia i.sc my Mother : farewell prayer
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sIs-Old Zacharla I. -

sEOId Zacharia I. or
IN " ood county, Ils sip ~
was called on to prove '.a
Of young man o. ina i2r
sanlt with intent to XII. II
that be had no doubt nhatess .hf
the prisoner was 81 'nsaae n.aH
Non his cross exam naaea r. -
requised to state The reasons 4.
opinion.
:" Why, bless vour hfa a
:. I've known jimmy
he's oilers ben Hinaefat
when the ilna9rat'e art
Their ,nan ta-t fal' JsmF
vote far han and |
that q I1i4laaf tha' 8a#
h.e al am III
j mrs ~as
"a 41aa-
4. erals
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title by trying to teach q couple Of
New IeaIanders to read the Bible.
All the men had bv-nanes, such rs
LongEj"y, Broadewor,i j ack Kctcil,
Liver Complaint, rheumatism, La
zaru5, etc. and these names were
more used than those on the arti-
ciee
This was the Parsons first voyage
whaling, and the voyage was yet
young, as there were onSy 900 bbis
ot Oil pn board, and the ship could
stow $500 bbis The death J. Tom
had given him a LIFT, which Of right
belonged u some eXper. euced
sporter, q whom there ~ere several
among the crew and he felt de
terrnined TO show himself worthy
ofthe place the captain had assign
ed him.
PuIt, my boya-spring to yonr
oar,-beud your backs said the
captain, gfindh& iII7 TEEN ana
pushing al tno after oar With all
his might; pull and head ti:e
m@te--fb"'a you, another stroke
like that, my heartle- there, there
she goes n2w she t'les, htnrao :.
the mate drops-noY w lead--off,
she goes
"ihe whale . mp 7r, s"'d inc
A'arson. jhter4pttng the captain,
ION the larbaard bow.
80 he j., and its our chance.
Teak your oars boF-, ana take 10
IN Paddito.
nc 'i"'f a. i'50i,i ~ ""s3 ~
aH3 "e #efe seated ast.aS ih' glit-
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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-24
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The govern
ment has been officially advised of the ar
rival at New York of two boxes of fire.
arms, being present from her Britannia
majesty's government in return for the
arms sent thither in August last.
The President to-day nominated to the
Senate Mr.. Hall, ex-member of Congress
from Iowa, for Chief Justice Of Nebraska,
together with Messrs. Reed, Wright,
Murphy, Angel and others, long ago APP
pointed and heretofore announced for
foreign missions.
The committee. on the Judiciary report
ed back to the Senate to-day, in secret
session, but without any recommendation,
the Presidents nomination Of Theodore
Sedgwick to be United States Attorney
for the District of New York, in place of
Mr.. McKeon, removed This gave rise
to a discussion involving the merits and
some of the features of the late New York
mayoralty election. No vote was taxed
and the question is not yet decided.
Many members of Congress, particular
ly from the North, availing themselves
Of the holiday recess, are making prepare
tons to leave for their homes.