Godey's
Lady's Book
Volume 55, July-December 1857
A
Bouquet of Roses [fiction]
341
A
Fragment, by S. A. Andrews
251
A
Health to Fleur de Lis, by Helen Hamilton
[poem]
62
A
Homily upon Children, by W. S. Gaffney
154
Alcyone,
by Elizabeth W. Brown [poem]
254
A
Little Flower, by W. S. Gaffney [poem]
252
Alphabet
of Fancy Letters (Illustrated) [stars
and stripe capitals]
396
Amicitia,
by Hiawatha [poem]
157
A
Mother's Trials
21
A
Mother's Wages, by Alice B. Neal
[fiction]
37
A
Mule Ride in Madeira: or, What Befell Mark Summers, Second
Engineer, U.S.N., by Metta Victoria Victor
493
A
Netted Tidy, with Figures to be Darned In
390
Aquariums,
No. 2 (Illustrated)
45
A
Rainy Day with my Friend Muggins, by A. E.
Stewart [fiction]
54
A
Scene of Retribution
503
A
Sensible Preacher
233
A
Swiss Cottage (Illustrated) [with
designs]
65
A
Symmetrical Farm-House of Stone and Rough-Cast (Illustrated) [with
plans]
257
Attend
to your Sight
15
At
Twilight, by Clara Augusta [poem]
350
Aunt
Hetty's Challenge, by R. D. H.
[fiction]
241
Aunt
Sophie's Visits, by Lucy N. Godfrey [fiction]
No. 1
433
No. II
519
Aunt
Tabitha's Fireside, by Edith Woodley
[fiction]
No. XIV—The Way Kate Pierson Rid Herself of a
Troublesome
No. XV—Patty Marlowe's Party
332
Away,
by Guy Humboldt [poem]
158
Baby's
Shoe (Illustrated)
198
Baby's
Shoe in Knitting (Illustrated)
457
Basques
(Illustrated)
67, 161, 163, 172, 260
Bead
Candlestick Ornament (Illustrated)
360
Beaded
Mat (Illustrated)
268
Bed
Furniture Fringe (Illustrated)
492, 546
Blotting,
or Note-Book in Fretwork Application (Illustrated)
4
Bonnets
(Illustrated)
197, 261, 287, 384, 451, 541, 542
Boudoir
Work-basket (Illustrated)
484, 545
Box
Pincushion (Illustrated)
356
Bracelet
(Illustrated) [crochet]
70
Braiding
Pattern for top of a Pincushion (Illustrated)
299
Broderie
Anglaise (Illustrated)
9, 267, 486
Cambric
Morning-Dress (Illustrated)
193, 287
Caps
(Illustrated)
162, 200, 260, 355, 452, 490, 491, 542
Capes
(Illustrated)
67, 451, 542
Carolina
Backwoods Sketches. No. VI.
Sally Camp, by Mrs. M. S.
Whitaker
Centre-Table
Gossip, containing--
A Fable for the Times
567
Books for Travelling or Country Reading
94
Dining Out [dinner parties]
476
Embroideries in the First State of Manufacture
190
Fashion Items Gathered From Various Sources [cloaks,
jackets, cameos, hair bracelet, velvet trimmings]
189
Hints to Boarders—Revised from "Hints to Lodgers"
381
Home Ornament
382
Hope Deferred
568
How a Penny Became a Thousand Pounds
568
Nursling Vespers, by Rev. J. E.
Rankin [poem]
94
Paris Gossip
285, 381, 476
Sea-Side Botany
189
Sisters-in-law
93, 286
Sunday Evenings at Home
285
To Correspondents
Letters
of Recommendation for Servants; Prices of
Feathers; Preserving Fruit at Home
with Self-Sealing Cans
94
Crafts with Seaweed; The Gentlewoman; Second
Do Not Marry a Fool; Gathering Young Evergreen Plants;
Needle-Work
Scratches
190
Problems with Annual Plants; Genuine Love; Simple
Trials of Party-Giving
286
Inscribed Rings; Home Evening Entertainment;
Definition of French
fashion terms; Piano
Fringe; Coffee with Dessert; Nuts; To Remove Grease
Collar of a Coat; Recommends Skeleton (Hoops); Bird Training
Applied to Children;
Most
Keeping Household Accounts; Summary of the Duties
of a Family; Pique; Tree Peonies;
Study of Insect
Working Together, by Charles D.
Ryden [poem]
568
Chair-Cover
in Darned Netting (Illustrated)
5
Chemisettes
(Illustrated)
289
Chemistry
for the Young
Lesson VI (Continued)
273
Lesson VII—Remarks on Glass Bending, Cork Boring,
and other
Manipulative
Arts, Necessary for the Young Chemist to be
Familiar
With
368
Lesson VII (Concluded)
465
Lesson VIII. Process
of Distilling a Gaseous Preparation, viz.,
Sulphuretted Hydrogen, and the Condensation of This
Children's
Dresses (Illustrated)
354
Child's
Cap
490
Child's
Collar and Cuff (Illustrated)
489
Cigar-Case
(Illustrated)
196
CLOAKS,
MANTILLAS, TALMAS, &c.
Cloak, or Mantilla (Illustrated)
293, 383
The Andalusian, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
359
The Arragon, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
262
The Asturian, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
453
The Castilian, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
101
The Eureka, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
72
The Leonese, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
454
The Saragossa, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
358
The Victoria, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
552
Collars
(Illustrated)
75, 106, 202, 294, 388
Confluence
of Souls Congenial, by J. M. L. [poem]
446
Corners
for Pocket Handkerchiefs (Illustrated)
76, 167, 357, 392, 461
Crochet
Boots for an Infant (Illustrated)
363
Crochet
Lace (Illustrated)
298
Crochet
Pincushion (Illustrated)
299
Crown
of Cap (Illustrated)
200
Design
for the Cape of a Child's Coat (Illustrated)
104
Design
for a Sofa Cushion or Tidy (Illustrated)
355
Design
for a Sofa Cushion in the Style of Louis XV, in Berlin Wool-Work
(Illustrated)
6,70
Diagram
for Lady's Ball Dress (Illustrated)
544
Diagram
of Lady's Basque (Illustrated)
172
Diagram
of Sun-Bonnet (Illustrated)
269
D'Oyley,
in Flanders Guipure (Illustrated)
164
Drawing-Room
Elbow Cushion (Illustrated)
548, 549
Editors'
Table, containing--
About Children [dressing warmly]
83
A Broken Heart
371
A Colloquy with our Fairest Readers
557
Action
469
A "Font" of Type
468
A Garland for Thee, by Ucaleo [poem]
84
Amusements
371
Art of Amusing Children
369
A Select Audience [Plato]
179
A Sketch from Life [Norman Williams Bridge]
178
Caution to Critics
83
Charlotte Bronte
274
Christmas Hymn [poem]
558
Courtesy in Conversation
179
Curious Orthography [Wales]
179
Effect of Marriage on Character
558
Egotism
469
Fashions of the Hooped Skirts
371
Flounces
372
Grammatical Errors
177
Health is in Our Borders
469
Hospitals for the Insane
180
How a Philosopher made Love
84
Lady Franklin
83
Lady Franklin's Arctic Expedition
560
Lady Orators; or, the Oratress in Mourning
372
Lines, by Mrs.
Margaret B. Cutting [poem]
560
Literary Philanthropy
277
Man's Love
372
Medical Education of Women
558
Mushroom Aristocracy
275
"Nature's Chapel" by Norman Williams Bridge [poem]
178
Naval Honors to Captain Herndon
559
New England Medical College for Ladies
468
On the Premature Death of Dr. Kane, by Cecilia
Ferguson [poem]
83
Pearls
179
Phonography, what it is, and what it does [shorthand]
179
Places of Education for Young Women
Graefenburg
Water Cure School
179
"Save the Women and Children"
559
Schools in California
83
Sonnet [poem]
277
Thanksgiving, by Lillian
[poem]
372
Thanksgiving Day
371
The Art of Amusing Children
369
The Good Man's Example [poem]
372
The Herndon Memorial
559
The Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
81, 180, 278, 370
The National Thanksgiving
466
The Value of a Good Wife
466
The Water Cure
180
To Jennie [poem]
373
What has to be Learned [vocabulary]
83
What Women are Doing—The Nursery and Child's
Hospital
York; Hospital for Women and Children established by Drs.
Elizabeth Blackwell, Drs. Maria Zakrzewska, and Drs. Emily
Blackwell; The Woman's Prison
Embossed
Glass (Illustrated)
240
Embroidery,
Inserting, &c. (Illustrated)
8, 66, 69, 70, 163, 167, 171, 172, 202,
261, 264, 268, 292, 296, 297,
298, 300, 352, 353, 356, 362, 364, 385, 388, 393, 394, 450,
459, 460, 488, 490,
543, 544, 549
Embroidery
for Handkerchief Border
296
Embroidery
Pattern on the Robe of the Prince Imperial of France
Enigmas
64, 160, 256, 351, 448, 540
Evening
Thoughts, by Allan Mac [poem]
157
Every-day
Phenomena
312
False
Pride, by Georgiana H. S. Hull
[fiction]
113
Family
Unity
524
Fashions
Riding-Habit; Evening Dress; Promenade Dress; Child's
Walking-Dress; Peignoirs; Clothes for a Watering Place; Dinner
Dress; Evening Dress for Young
Wreaths
191
Carriage Dress; Dinner Dress; Home-Dress; Lingerie;
Cambric
Morning Dress; Hats; A Volante vs. En
Tablier Style
Basques vs. Rounded Point Corsages; Wedding
Headdresses
287
Bridal Dress Transformed into a Party Dress; Evening
Dress;
Dress; Cloak or Mantle; Suitable Colors; Bonnets; Juvenile Clothing
383
Street Dress; Dress for Just Past Mourning; Walking
Dress;
Dress; Lingerie; Carriage Wraps; Robes a
Disposition; Dress Trimming
477
Evening Dresses; Evening Coiffures; Flowers to Trim
Ball
Earrings; Cashmere; Cloaks; Furs; Velvet
Extreme Styles
569
Female
Society, by John Randolph
137
Flouncing
for a Skirt (Illustrated)
171
Flouncing
for Sleeves (Illustrated)
171
Fruits
in Summer
42
Fuchsia
Pattern for Child's Cloak (Illustrated)
297
Full
Instructions in Needle-Work of all kinds (Illustrated)
braiding,
application or applique work
170
Embroidery on Muslin—Broderie Anglaise, to raise work,
satin stitch,
guipure, Swiss lace; Fancy stitches—point
mourning hem-stitch
265
Tambour work; Berlin work—types of canvas; wools to use
361
Cottons for needlework, silk braids, cotton braids
551
Geraldine,
by Metta Victoria Victor [poem]
61
Gift-Making,
by Alice B. Neal [fiction]
421
Glass
and its Phenomena
408
Godey's
Arm-Chair
Voice in Woman; Perils of Inheritance; Choosing
Paper-Hangings;
What is a Letter [poem]; Dress Poorly
When You Go to Market;
The Great Tobacco
Drawing-Room
Music; No Change
in Length of Waists; Definition of Crinoline
87
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, Miss S. J. Hale,
Humorous Description of One's Own Wedding; Receipt for
Sourcrout; Mrs. Sarah Josepha Hale;
Mrs. Hale's Cook-Book; A
Bonnets (song, to
Camphor
Newspaper Office in Leavenworth Kansas; Sun-Bonnet; A
Play upon the Word "That"; Dresses Worn
Paris; Jokes; To Annie B.
Deal Gently With the Little Ones [poem]; The Expense of
Newspaper Bustles; Jokes; African-American
for Hair; Princess Royal's Wedding Dress and the Lace-Makers;
Comic Verse on Hoops;
Disinfectants; Dread Precocity in a Child; Proverbs Refined;
Mischievous Children Make Old Men; Poem to Godey's;
Worn at the Late "Reception"
375
Manners Made Easy
472
Jokes; Note from New Port, FL; Godey's Office; "To an Old
Newspaper and the Press" [poem]
563
Godey's
Course of Lessons in Drawing (Illustrated)
Lesson XXXII. Perspective
Drawing (Concluded)
320
Good
Humor
36
Gone
Down at Sea, by George R. Calvert
[poem]
538
Grandfather's
Watch, by Virginia de Forrest
(Illustrated) [fiction]
43
Guipure
Sleeve Design (Illustrated)
298
Half
of Embroidered Collar (Illustrated)
106, 202
Handkerchief
Border (Illustrated)
292
Headdresses
(Illustrated)
67
Heel
and Toe, by Virginia De Forrest
(Illustrated) [fiction]
292
Hints
on Bathing
60
How
Effie Hamilton Spent Christmas, by Virginia
de Forrest [fiction]
534
How
to Cut and Contrive Children's Clothes (Illustrated)
The walking-dress, worked muslin collars, dress-frock
for a
the sash, dress-frock for a little boy, materials
for boy's dresses,
winter dress for boys, out-door
Materials for little girls' dresses, jackets and mantles,
pinafores, aprons,
tuckers, lace or muslin berthe, embroidery, making clothes with a
view to future growth,
Trimmings for children's drawers—tatting, a useful edging,
work, very pretty comforter
266
How
to Dress with Taste: The Dress of
Ladies, The Dress of Children
213
How
to Fall Asleep
420
How
to Teach the Alphabet
335
I
have been among the Fairies, by Charles
Morris [poem]
348
Infant's
Apron (Illustrated) [with diagram]
364
Infant's
Shoe (Illustrated)
394
Initials
(Illustrated)
203, 452
Isabella
Stewart, by Pauline Forsyth [fiction]
147
Italian
Villa (Illustrated) [with plans]
449
Katrina,
by J. H. McNaughton [poem]
446
Kindness
146
Knitted
Gaiter (Illustrated)
457
La
Esmeralda (Illustrated) [hat, basque,
undersleeves, skirt, parasol]
97,
191
Lady's
Ball Dress (Illustrated) [with
diagram]
543
Lady's
Jacket (Illustrated)
385
[with diagram]
450, 456
Letter
from a Lady of a "Certain Age" [advice on complexion and hair
care] 52
Let's
Never Give Way, by Whiston White
[poem]
350
Lines,
by Harriet [poem]
255
Lines
sent to Mrs. J. M. C., with an Aeolian Harp, by C. G. B*** [poem]
160
Lines
to a New-born Babe, by Margaret J. C.
[poem]
445
Literary
Notices
Things Not Generally Known: A
Popular and-Book
of Facts Not
Readily Accessible in Literature,
History, and Science; America and
Europe; The Life
of Charlotte Bronte; Illustrated School History of
the
United States; Hansford: A Tale of
Bacon's Rebellion;
Life
Pictures: From a Pastor's
Note-Book; Gracie Amber;
Scandal;
Maryatt's Works: Peter
Simple and Jacob
Faithful; Random
Sketches, or What I Saw in Europe;
Edgar Huntly, or Memoirs of a
Sleep-Walker; The
Norse-Folk, or A Visit to the Homes of Norway
and
Sweden;
Life Scenes from Mission Fields; The Exhibition
Speaker
85
Dombey and Son; The Watchman; The Life and Beauties of
Fern; Little Dorrit; Adam Graeme of Mossgray; Poems
by William
Cullen Bryant; Dynevor Terrace, or The
Clue of Life; The Heiress
of Greenhurst: An Autobiography;
Waverly Novels: Fireside
Edition;
Waverly Anecdotes;
The Mechanic's Bride, or The
Autobiography of
Elwood Gordon; Jane Talbot; Explorations and
Adventures
in Honduras; Common Sense Applied to Religion;
Random Sketches and Notes of European Travel in
1856; The
Satires of Juvenal and Perseus; The Student's
Gibbon; Life of Mary
Queen of Scots; Eros and Anteros,
or The Bachelor's Ward;
Maryat's Works
181
A Manual of Ancient Geography; Slavery Ordained by God;
the Pilgrims; A Biographical Dictionary; The
of Real
Life; Appleton's Illustrated Handbook of American Travel;
Festus:
A Poem;
Public
Holy Land; Leonora D'Orco: A
Novel; The Professor: A Tale;
Virginia
Illustrated: Containing a Visit to the Virginian Canaan, and
the Adventures of
And
Annuyee; School Days at Rugby
278
Govern Geary's Administration in Kansas; Ormond, or The
Witness; Married or Single?; The Athelings, or
History of Rome, From the Earliest
Empire; The Rose of
Year's Residence in Washington Territory; The War Trail, or The
Hunt of the Wild Horse; Mormonism, Its Leaders and
Sketch of the Life and Ministry of the Reverend
Lectures on Temperance; The Poetical
Whittier; Memoirs of the
The Divine Life; Evenings with Jesus; Mrs. Hale's Receipts for
the
Millions; Sam Slick: The
Clockmaker; Consuelo; The
Countess of
Rudolstadt: A Sequel to Consuelo; Con
Cregan: The Irish Gil Blas;
The
Fortunes and Misfortunes
of Harry Racket Scapegrace; Corinne,
or Italy; Elements
of Logic; Incidents on Land and Water, or Four
Years on the Pacific Coast; A Romance of the Fashionable
World;
Nothing to Do: A Tilt at Our
Best Society;
The Poetical Works of
Leigh Hunt; Poems by Rosa
Vertner Johnson; White Lies: A
Novel;
Fresh Leaves
by Fanny Fern; The Legal Adviser; Travels and
Discoveries
in North and Central America; Moss-Side; Floral
Home, or First Years of Minnesota; Fleurs D'Amerique:
Poisies
Nouvelles
470
The Life of John Fitch, the Inventor of the Steamboat; Modern
Examined; Quits: A
Novel; Braman's Information about Texas;
Martin Chuzzlewit; The History of the
Sound, the Somnambulist; The Sisters, or The Fatal Marriage; The
Adventures
Barnaby Rudge; The Biographical History of Philosophy
Origin in Greece Down to the Present Day; Biographical and
Historical Sketches; Punch's Pocket-Book of Fun; The Hand-Book
of Household Science;
The
Guy Livingstone, or Thorough; The Souvenirs
Tradition of Hawaii; Lights in
Stranger; Sermons
Marriage
223
Mat--In
Berlin Work (Illustrated)
393, 450
Match-Making,
by Alice B. Neal [fiction]
234
May
and I, by Willie E. Pabor [poem]
159
Memories,
by Hugh N. Moore [poem]
349
Midnight,
by Maria E. Bisbee [poem]
539
Modeling
in Glass (Illustrated) [oblong glass
box]
168
Morning
Dress, Suited to a Watering-Place Breakfast-Table (Illustrated)
1, 95
Mrs.
Daffodil at an Evening Party, by Virginia
De Forrest [fiction]
403
Music
Crouch (Ballads of the Olden Time No. 7)
2
"Trio Juncto in Uno!"—Trim Built Wherry!, by F.
Nicholls
(Ballads of the Olden Time No. 8)
98
"Trio Juncto in Uno!"—Jock O' Hazeldean," by F.
Nicholls
(Ballads of the Olden Time, No. 9)
194
"Music" [poem], by Hattie Heath
254
"Trio Juncto in Uno!"—Banks of
Allanwater, by F. Nicholls
(Ballads of the Olden Time No. 10)
290
"Trio Juncto in Uno!"—Jenny Jones, by F.
Nicholls Crouch,
of the Olden Time No. 11)
386
The Rainy Day, by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
482
My
Own Sweet Home, by Lillian [poem]
539
Names
for Marking (Illustrated)
Gabrielle
9
Charlotte, Caroline
297
Maria
357
Mary
392
Lucie
485
New
Style of Bonnets (Illustrated)
[actually, broad brimmed hats with lace
falls]
197, 287
New
Style of Collars and Cuffs (Illustrated)
75
Novelties
for the Month (Illustrated)
Loose basque, headdresses, ribbon bretelle, cape or
pelerine, fichu
of
lace
67
Basque, collar, habit shirt, morning cap, dinner cap, invalid's cap,
undersleeves
161
Basque for morning dress, breakfast-cap, habit-shirt and collar,
undersleeve,
bonnets, fall hats [bonnets] for young ladies not
yet out
of school
260
Child's party dress, walking-dress, walking-dress for boy five
cap bonnet, cap for street, carriage caps
354
Muslin cape or fichu, bonnet for young girl, bonnet for second
set of lace collar and undersleeves, breakfast caps
451
Outfits for elder sister, younger brother and sister, uncut velvet
bonnets,
invalid's or breakfast caps, fichu of black lace
541
Oak
Leaf and Acorn Pattern (Illustrated)
300
Obedience,
How Taught to Children [fiction]
344
Ocean
Depths, by M. A. Rice [poem]
63
Old
Shoes
151
Only
a Pebble
444
Our
Brother Sleeps, by D. Hardy, Jr.
[poem]
446
"Our
Father," by Winnie [poem]
130
Our
Native Land, by Mrs. Jane Maria Mead
[poem]
539
Over-Glove
(Illustrated)
550
Over-Jacket,
or Morning Jacket (Illustrated) [with
jacket]
352, 353
Palm
Pattern for a Crochet Purse (Illustrated)
[paisley]
166
Parent
and Child
112
Patchwork
(Illustrated)
71, 105, 259, 298, 389, 487
Paternal
Duty
47
Pictures,
by Charles Ernst Fahnestock [poem]
254
Pincushion
made with Pins or Beads (Illustrated)
[May the Dew of Heaven
rest on The Morning Flower]
102, 167
Point
Lace (Illustrated)
74
Point-Lace
Cap, for an Infant (Illustrated)
201
Point
of a Young Lady's Stomacher (Illustrated)
200
Porte-monnaie
Embroidered in Kid (Illustrated)
458
Practical
Instructions in Stay-Making (Illustrated)
[with diagram]
165
Railway
Stitch (Illustrated)
164
Raphael.
Translated from the French by Anne
T. Wilbur
409
Receipts,
&c.
Preserving Receipts—to preserve rhubarb, to
preserve strawberries,
to preserve strawberries whole, raspberry jam,
or white currant jam, black currant
jam, greengage jam,
whole,
cucumbers,
to preserve Siberian or American crabs,
grapes in bunches, to preserve pine-apples,
whole, to preserve melon like ginger,
Carving Poultry and Game—
plover, and snipe,
Practical Hints on the Domestic Management of the
Sick-Room—
washing, visitation, diet, drink; Contributed
flavored with hops, to imitate
coral
island, sweet
crab-apple
pudding
77
Preserving receipts—peaches, Reybold's plan for preserving
grapes, blackberry wine, damsons, to preserve
winesours, apple marmalade, orange
foreign pine-apple
gooseberries, strawberry, raspberry, red currant, or currant
raspberry jelly, red or white currant jelly made by
jelly, gooseberry jelly, raspberry
orange jelly, four-fruit
oranges, economical syrup of oranges or lemons, syrup of mulberries,
currants, strawberries or raspberries, apple,
Practical Hints on the Domestic Management of the Sick-Room—
leeches, cupping,
to
to clean paint, delicious saline draught,
make common sealing-wax,
Contributed Receipts—
throat
cake, cure for headache, pickled cherries (sweet), sponge
The Country Housewife—Home-made bread, by Mrs.
Ann E.
Porter, sour milk bread, cream of tartar and soda bread,
yeast, brown bread, coarse flour bread; Practical
Domestic Management of the Sick-Room—
ointments, mustard plasters, lotions, poultices, bread poultice,
carrot poultice; Miscellaneous—
instantaneous beef-tea,
cake, Indian
patent
Palace bouquet, Bouquet de Caroline, also called
D'lices, The Court Nosegay, Eau de Chypre;
common cup-cake, sweet pickles, peach mangoes, preserving
cucumbers, a luncheon cake, to clear all kinds of sugar, cornmeal
pound cake
270
The Country Housewife, by Mrs. Ann
E. Porter—cooking meat,
cooking
a beef-steak, a healthy mode to cook a chicken,
economy
in buying meat; How to Cook Lamb—chevaux-de-
frise
with lamb sweetbreads, blanquette d'agneau a la Provencale,
lamb chops, sweetbreads, sweetbreads fricaseed,
to stew
sweetbreads Ris de Veau, sweetbread larded a
la Daube;
Practical Hints on the Domestic Management of
the Sick-Room—
collyria or eye-waters, mixtures; Miscellaneous—singular
experiment, avoid oaks when in lightning,
corn dodgers, great
improvement in soap, fruit in jelly,
to cure hiccough; Contributed
Receipts—to dye ribbons,
to dye yellow, to dye purple and lilac,
to dye black,
to dye with cochineal, arrowroot blancmange
365
How to Cook Lamb—heart and lamb sweetbread larded with
or truffles, sweetbreads as cutlets, sweetbreads
sweetbread, sweetbread cutlets crumbed au gratin, sweetbread
cutlets glazed, lamb's
How to
turkey, turkey boiled, turkey with sausage meat
poult; Practical Hints on the Domestic Management of the Sick-
Room—bed sores, rest, in
Toilet—odors
Esterhazy Bouquet, Ess Bouquet; Miscellaneous—
make coffee, hint on the washing of colored cottons, gathering the
perfumes of plants, to give
decoction of
moths; Contributed Receipts—cure for ringworm or
ribbons, to bleach yarn, infallible remedy for sore throats, Jefferson
pudding, white cup-cake
462
Christmas Receipts—mince-pies, twelfth cake [poem],
Christmas
pudding [poem], to make buns [poem], Sally Lunn
mince-meat [poem], an excellent pickle for
poem]; How to Cook Poultry—turkey hashed, forced turkey or
fowl, forced turkey with a
Royale, turkey
goose,
the Domestic Management of the Sick-Room—fever or
Miscellaneous—bruises, stings, &c., thieves'
moths attacking clothes, luncheon
common seed cake, light wigs;
for a wen, remedy for
cologne, ink
good
Rowland's Maccassar Oil, otto of roses, for frosted
Reminiscences,
by X. Y. Z. [poem]
159
Reminiscences
of Bonnets, by Florence Fashionhunter
(Illustrated)
[1830's]
144
[1830's]
330
Rich
Border in Guipure for an Infant's Robe (Illustrated)
488, 545
Rich
Guipure Border (Illustrated)
8
She!
[fiction]
346
Shepherd
Life.--A Pastoral, by D. W. C. Roberts [poem]
348
Silk
Broderie (Illustrated)
388
Slippers
(Illustrated)
10, 460, 461
Sofa
Cushion, Embroidered in Beads and Wool (Illustrated)
100, 163
Sofa
Pillow in Fluted, or Ribbed Berlin Embroidery (Illustrated)
492, 545
Something
for All
345
Song,
by George Lewellyn Miner [poem]
62
Sonnets,
by Wm. Alexander
Woman's Beauty
158
Ruins of Rome
255
Forsaken Temple
351
Regret
447
Felicia Hemans
540
Spring,
by Nina [poem]
64
Sun-Bonnet
(Illustrated) [corded, with diagram]
264, 269
Sunset
Musings, by Mrs. E. J. Bugbee [poem]
349
The
Art of Painting on Glass (Illustrated)
11, 107
The
Artist in the Woods
412
The
Birds of the Poets, by Maria Norris
34, 122
The
Box of Blocks [children's toys]
156
The
Brook [fiction]
440, 511
The
Country Housewife, by Mrs. A. E. Porter
270, 365
The
Drunkard's Wife, by Clara Augusta [poem]
159
The
Elopement, by Pauline Forsyth
[fiction]
337
The
Family Drawing-Master (Illustrated)
No. IV. Angles
25
No. V. Lines
and Angles
224
No. VI. Triangles
407
No. VII. Triangles
(Continued)
517
The
Frugal Housewife: A Chapter of
Domestic Economy, by Alice
B.
Neal
[fiction]
124
The
Garden of Gethsemane
324
The
Governess, by Mrs. E. W. Cox (Illustrated)
[fiction]
413
The
Gypsy's Warning, by Georgiana D. S. [poem]
448
The
Heart's Triumph, by Julia A. Barber [poem]
447
The
Homestead, by J. L. [poem]
350
The
Lake of Visions, by Mary Starr [poem]
62
The
Light of Other Days, by Ella F. Hewes
[poem]
448
The
Lost Diamonds, by Mrs. C. Crowe
[fiction]
131, 244
The
Lost Relatives, by Virginia F. Townsend
[fiction]
306, 397
The
Manufacture of Silk, by C. T. Hinckley
(Illustrated)
203, 301
The
Market Gardener, by Pauline Forsyth
[fiction]
504
The
Miniature, by Wille Myrtle De Haven [poem]
347
The
Miracle, by Gerald Sidney [poem]
256
The
Montespan Collar and Sleeve (Illustrated)
546
The
Oak-Leaf Slipper (Illustrated)
70
The
Old Lane, by J. Starr Halloway [poem]
254
The
Pioneer's Daughter, by Clara P. Williston
[fiction]
16
The
Return, by Alfred Burnett [poem]
253
There's
Beauty Everywhere, by X. Y. Z. [poem]
64
The
Sea-Shell, by H. Clay Preuss [poem]
256
The
Servant Question, by Alice B. Neal [fiction]
325
The
Shadows We Cast, by T. S. Arthur
142
The
Sisters, by Virginia De Forrest
(Illustrated) [fiction]
322
The
Sleeping Child, by L. R. Goodman
[poem]
351
The
Spirit-Land, by Rev. M. L. Hofford, A. M.
[poem]
538
The
Still Heart, by Charlotte Barber
[poem]
158
The
Summer Rain [poem]
63
The
Sunbeam, by F. W. Alexander [poem]
348
The
Sunshine, by Hermione
[poem]
253
The
Tallow Family in America [fiction]
[At Niagara Falls]
27
[At Newport]
138
[At Newport]
220
The
Trials of Temper, by Ellen Liston
[fiction]
429
The
Wedding-Ring, by N. P. Charlot [poem]
447
The
Winter of Life, by Mrs. P. A. Bascom [poem]
445
"Thou
art the Way, the Truth, and the Life" by Beatrice [poem]
447
Tidies
(Illustrated)
70, 390, 430, 481, 485
To
A. D. S., by Carrie [poem]
219
To
a Friend, by Frank Forest [poem]
351
To
Alice, with a Bouquet, by Harry [poem]
160
To
a Wild Lupine, by William James Lisle [poem]
540
To
Mary, by J. W. Beazell [poem]
349
To
Jenny, by E. J. Dobell [poem]
255
To
Purify the Air of an Apartment
439
Trials
of an English Housekeeper [fiction]
No. XII. Emma
and Betsey
57
No. XIII. My
Page and My Footman
316
No. XIV. High
Life Below Stairs
531
Trussing
and Carving (Illustrated)
79
Turquoise
Doyley Pattern (Illustrated) [beads,
crochet]
263
Uncle
George; or, The Family Mystery, by Wilkie
Collins [fiction]
225, 260
Under
Full Sail, by Alice B. Neal [fiction]
525
Undersleeves
(Illustrated)
162, 260, 452
Waiting
for Dead Men's Shoes, by Jessie May
[fiction]
209
Walking
and Talking
432
Watch,
Wait, and Pray, by R. H. Willoughby
[poem]
540
What
is the News?
428
Winter
Musings, by M. A. Rice [poem]
538
Woman's
Love, by Will Wallace [poem]
445
Woods
in Autumn, by J. Starr Holloway [poem]
446
Woollen
Chemisette (Illustrated)
289, 362
Young
Lady's Stomacher (Illustrated)
199