Godey's
Lady's Book and Magazine
A Chain in Beads and Twist (Illustrated) [crochet]
394, 457
A Country House (Illustrated)
[with plan]
448
Ada Frazier: A
Sketch of Southern Life, by Pauline
Forsyth [fiction]
[Mississippi]
125
A Doll's Collar (Illustrated)
107
A Gauntlet Cuff (Illustrated)
[knit and crochet]
451
A Good Name
135
A Lady's Netted Cap for Mourning (Illustrated)
4, 66
Alone, by Mabel Gray
[poem]
445
Alphabet of Fancy Letters (Illustrated)
Capitals, Medieval Human Figures, A-Z
12
Crochet Alphabet, capitals, A-Z
108
A-J, Capitals, Feathered
204
K-S, Capitals, Feathered
300
T-Z, Capitals, Feathered
396
A-R, Capitals
492
Ambition, by E. A.
Sandford [fiction]
514
A Mother's Influence, by Jessie
Atherton [poem]
159
An Indian Tale, Founded on Fact, by "Seul" [fiction]
45
An Offering, by Mary
N. Rockwell [poem]
543
A Northern May-Day, by M.
A. Rice [poem]
446
Antimacassar, for an Easy Chair (Illustrated)
553
A Recollection, by C.
S. A. [poem]
62
A Requiem, by Mrs.
Sarah L. Locwell [poem]
351
A Rustic Hanging Basket (Illustrated)
455
A Tale of the Times, by T.
S. Arthur (Illustrated) [fiction]
481, 536
At the Sepulchre, by Cora
Linn [poem]
350
A Tribute to the Memory of Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, by Robert
G.
Allison
Aunt Tabitha's Fireside.
No. XVI—The Robbery on the Turnpike,
by Edith Woodley [fiction]
224
A Valentine, by E. B.
[poem]
158
Bandeau for the Hair (Illustrated)
364
Black Bead Bracelet (Illustrated)
262
Blanche Brandon [fiction]
306
Blessed are the Peacemakers (Illustrated)
193
Boat Song, by D. W.
C. Roberts [poem]
352
Bonnets (Illustrated)
257, 353, 354, 547
Border for Child's Frock (Illustrated)
198
Boy's Jacket (Illustrated)
[with diagram]
260, 267
Braided Bib (Illustrated)
390
Braided Slipper (Illustrated)
365
Braided Turkish Smoking-Cap (Illustrated)
104
Braiding Pattern (Illustrated)
552
Broderie Anglaise for a Skirt (Illustrated)
7
Broderie for a Dress (Illustrated)
75
Bugle Mat for Hyacinth Glass (Illustrated)
458
Caps (Illustrated)
4, 66, 161, 258, 355, 553
Capes (Illustrated)
449
"Catch the Sunshine," by Marion Harland [fiction]
13
Centre-Table Gossip, containing--
Correspondence of the "Centre-Table," Extract No. 1—On our
recent
return
voyage from China; No. 2—Letter from Fort Leavenworth
286
Homely Housekeeping
91
How Domestic Discord is Made
91
India Muslins and Tissues
477
Items of the Royal Embroidery [Marriage] (Wedding Dress of
the
Princess
Royal, the Bridesmaids, the Queen's Dress, the Wedding
Rings, the Wedding Cake, Bridal Travelling Dress, the
Wedding
Presents)
381
Married and Single
92
Mourning
572
New Books and Music—A Woman's Thoughts About Woman;
Adele; Ursula;
The Coopers; new music
572
Paris Items
190
Profitable Fancy Work
190
The Garden
No. 1—The Value
of Keeping a Garden
90
No. 2—Gardens
as a Source of Patience, Attaching a Man
Permanently to his Home
189
No. 3—Laying
Out Small Suburban Rear Gardens
285
No.
4/5—April--Roses, Hardy Annuals, Hollyhocks, Sowing Seed
for
Fall Plants in Hotbed, Lawns; May—Center
Bed, Potted
Plants, Sharing Cuttings
476
No. 6—Roses, June Flowers; Replacing Stored Bulbs; Marigolds;
Background Plants; Keeping the Garden in Order; Potted
Plants;
Watering
571
The Nursery
287
The Wife to Her Ruined Husband [poem]
92
To Correspondents
Spots on Glass
Lamp Chimneys; Hand-Me-Downs; Influenza;
Holiday Gifts (Blessings and Spiritual Gifts)
92
Sugar Tongs; Suggested Books for Birthday or Bridal Gifts; Value
of Jackets
191
Advice on Nursing as a Profession; Hansel Monday;
More
Bishops
287
Bridal Dresses,
Bridal Veils
382
Scrapbooks,
Removing Stoppers from Glass Bottles, "Falling
Out," Raised Berlin Work; To Clean the Gilding of Pier-
Glasses; Keeping Bouquets Fresh
478
Undersleeves; The
Lancer; Quadrilles; Simplifying an Organdy
Dress; Ball Shoes; Toys; Bayadere Stripes 572
Charles Maitland: or,
the Force of Imagination, by Mrs. M. S.
Whitaker
[fiction]
402, 498
Chemisettes (Illustrated)
161, 449, 450
Chemistry for the Young
Lesson VIII (continued)
79
Lesson VIII (concluded)
176
Lesson IX.
Method of Getting Silver Out of Its Chloride
272
Lesson IX (continued)
369
Lesson IX (concluded)
464
Lesson X. Comparative Properties of Silver, Lead, and Mercury in
Relation to
Chlorine and Hydrochloric Acid
560
Child's Night-dress with Feet (Illustrated)
552
Children's Dresses (Illustrated)
257, 258, 296, 297, 547
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, TALMAS, &c.
Caradori (Illustrated)
295, 383
Cariola (Illustrated)
294, 383
D'Angri (Illustrated)
292, 383
Jacket, in Pique (Illustrated)
[with diagram]
1, 73
La Grange (Illustrated)
293, 383
Lady's Jacket (Illustrated) [with
diagram]
97, 100
Mantle for an Invalid (Illustrated)
546
The Barcelona, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
395
The Biscayan, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
167
The Calpe, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
196
The Castiglione, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
70
The Cordovan, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
299
The Moresco, from Brodie
(Illustrated)
489
Collar, in Bead and Bugle Guipure (Illustrated)
101, 163
Collars (Illustrated)
11, 65, 101, 103, 107, 364, 394, 491, 549
Coral Reefs
239
Corners for Pocket Handkerchief (Illustrated)
171, 201, 260, 556
Corregio, by Kruna [poem]
252
Cousin Tom, by Anna
Hastings [fiction]
39
Cover for Castor Stand (Illustrated)
358
Crochet Alphabet (Illustrated)
[capitals, A-Z]
108
Crochet a la Broderie Anglaise (Illustrated)
72, 357, 358
Crochet Purse, in Colored Silks (Illustrated)
202
Dahlia Pen Wiper, in Raised Berlin Work (Illustrated)
261
Death of the Hon. James Meacham, by Julia A. Barber [poem]
60
Design for a Suburban Cottage Residence (Illustrated)
[with plans]
63
Designs for Table-Covers (Illustrated)
71
Diagram of Boy's Jacket (Illustrated)
267
Diagram of Lady's Jacket (Illustrated)
100
Diagram of Little Girl's Paletot (Illustrated)
363
Diagram of Jacket (Illustrated)
73
Diagrams of Spring Cloak for an Infant (Illustrated)
456
Dinner-dress (Illustrated)
485, 573
Doll's Cap (Illustrated)
553
"Don't Stay Long" [poem]
446
Douglas & Sherwood's Patent Adjustable Bustle and Skirt
(Illustrated) 166,
454
D'Oyley in Flanders Guipure (Illustrated)
106
Dramatic Conversaziones
147
Dress of the Princess Royal's Bridesmaids (Illustrated)
389
Dresses (Illustrated)
256, 389, 392, 393, 485, 486, 487, 545
Dresses for the Country or Watering-places (Illustrated)
392, 393, 479
Editors' Table, containing--
A Chapter of Excerpts [poems and clips]
373
A Lament, by Lilian [poem]
83
Annual Report of the Managers of the Chester County Agricultural
Society
465
A Taste for the Beautiful
177
A Thought for Husbands
275
A Thought for Wives
275
A True Compliment
468
A Woman with Wrongs
468
Beneficence
179
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
373, 468, 564
Brazil and the Brazilians
370
Cherokee Female Seminary
563
Common Sense better than Transcendentalism
179
Dress and Its Influence [excerpts from Chambers' Journal article
"Growing
Old"—advice to the middle aged]
466
Edgeworth Ladies' Seminary [Greensboro, NC]
468
English Literature
180
English Periodicals
180
Fashion--Its Influence and Results
80
Health Department
564
Hints about the Spine Complaint [curvature of the spine]
179
Hints for Poets
562
Is Salt Food?
563
Is Water Food?
562
Lady Bulwer in Trouble
468
Novels that are always New
561
"Our Brother Sleeps"
83
Places of Education for Young Women
Baltimore Ladies'
College
82
Oxford Ladies'
College, Ohio
275
"Poems by Rosa"
81
Saleratus Destroys the Teeth
564
Salutatory to Our Readers
80
Settled for Life. A Word to
Young Ladies [fiction]
274
The American Ladies' Mount Vernon Association
83, 180, 276, 372, 468, 564
The Five Gateways of Knowledge
273
The Great London Preacher
177
The Herndon Memorial
83, 276, 373, 468
The Industrial Women's Aid Association:
A Good Work. Who Will
Aid?
82, 276
The March Snow Storm [poem]
275
The Royal Marriage
561
The Twilight Angel, by Fannie
Stevens [poem]
179
The Welsh Nightingale
180
The Wreck of the Central America, by Mrs.
Sarah T. Bolton
[poem] 467
Two Scenes in Cherokee Land [before and after civilization]
563
Elder's Biography of the late Doctor Kane, by Rev.
D. Whitaker
(Illustrated)
Embroidery, Inserting, &c. (Illustrated)
1, 4, 7, 9, 10, 69, 75, 97, 100, 104, 106, 107,
163, 164, 172, 203, 258, 264, 266,
267, 268, 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 297, 365,
453, 456, 459, 491, 550, 556
Embroidery for a Child's Cloak or Sacque (Illustrated)
453
Enigmas
62, 159, 255, 352, 447, 544
Evening-dress for the Opera (Illustrated)
487, 573
Family Prayer, by Rev.
H. Hastings Weld (Illustrated) [poem]
59
Fashions
Walking dresses; dinner dresses;
effect of panic on clothing prices;
trimming dresses;
Venetian sleeves; making up poplins; party
dresses for
young girls; ball dresses
93
Evening dresses; furs; opera-cloaks or bournous; dressing gowns;
cloth cloaks;
flounced skirts; sleeves
191
Carriage dress; street dress; dinner dress; juvenile fashion; dinner
dress; cut of
dresses; side trimmings; flounces; sleeves—funnel,
volante,
bouffant, closed; jackets; passementerie; fringes; bonnets;
red and black stripe petticoats
287
Walking dress; robe dress; child's walking dress; morning cap,
chemisette, basque, headdress, undersleeves; spring mantles;
children's
dresses; fashion responding to the economy; order for
rich western
child; round or Pamela hats; opera cloaks; hair styles;
bonnets
382
Robe, silk dress, crape hat, spring straw hat, basque, robe, mantilla,
Princess Royal
riding habit, dresses for morning promenade at
springs or
seaside, street and carriage wraps and mantles, crape
bonnets,
straw bonnets, veils, plainer fabrics—chintz, mousselines,
spring silks, flounces, bretelles
479
Dresses for outside parties; riding dresses, dinner dress, walking
dress, coiffure
[page missing from microfilm]
573
Female Education
21
Firesides and Facts of the Revolution
John Boyce of SC, The Tinsley
Family of SC, by E. F. Ellet
121
The Haynie Family of SC, William
Caldwell of SC, Customs Among
the Primitive Dutch in South Carolina, Savage Malignity, Use of a
Bogus Baby
436
First and Second Love, by Pauline Forsyth [fiction]
439
Flower-Vase Mat in Crystal and Blue Beads (Illustrated)
[crochet]
8, 67
Frank Ward's Confession, by Helen Hamilton [fiction]
220
Full Instructions in Needle-Work of all kinds
Materials in Metal; Beads
169
Implements For All Sorts of
Needle-Work; Trimmings—Tassels,
Screen Handles, Fringes, Cords
265
To Preserve Materials from Injury;
To Quill Ribbon for Trimming;
To Make Up Sofa
Cushions; To Make Up Carriage Bags; To
Make Up Banner
Screens; To Mount Hand Screens; To Increase
the Size
of an Engraved Pattern
361
Godey's Arm-Chair
Godey's as a New Year's Present;
Irish Epitaph [poem]; New-Year's
Family
Toasts; Jokes
86
John Grigg, Esq.; Colored Photographs; Old Dominion Coffee
Pots;
Yankee Precedent, by George
E. Senseney [poem]; Monthly List
of New Music; Dresses Worn at a Reception of the Queen
of
England; Poem to Godey's; About Crinoline; Jokes; Letter from
Oregon; A Tribute to Worth, by Rosetta [poem about Godey's]
183
Portrait of Washington Printed in Oil Colors; Keep Your Mouth
Shut;
Monthly
List of New Music; Women and Ladies; False Spelling
Arising Out of Sound; Jokes; Dresses Worn at Her Majesty's
Drawing-Room; Spare That Tea [poem]
279
Would-be Ladies at the Opera; Beggars—an Incident; The Flower-
Garden (seed for
twenty favorite varieties); House of Employment;
Note
from Huntsville (TX) Item; Jokes; Judge Longstreet on
Newspapers
375
All Godey's Dresses Wearable; Giving Characters to Servants; The
Gallandet
Gazette; The Magician's Own Book; Anecdote of Irish
Servant;
Extended Hoops; Jokes; Godey's Needles, by Kruna
[poem]; The Post-Office Robberies; Dan Rice's Great Show;
Instructions for Knitting a Quilt in Shell Pattern; Instructions to
Harden Tallow Candles
470
Misbehavior at the Opera; Jokes; Patience in Dealing with
Children;
How to Cool Water; Whiskers; Piano Prices
567
Group of Flowers in Imitation of Tapestry (Illustrated)
9, 67
Hair Bracelet (Illustrated)
105
Handkerchief Border (Illustrated)
362, 457, 460
Hanging Portfolio (Illustrated)
102, 164
Headdresses (Illustrated)
65, 354, 450
Hints to Dressmakers and those who Make their own Dresses,
by Mrs.
Damas
Summer Jackets
413
Hints on Braiding Cloaks or Dresses; How to Cut Out and Fit a
Body;
Hints on
Shirt-Making
523
Home Treasures, by Finley
Johnson [poem]
255
Honeycomb Carriage Cushion (Illustrated)
550
Imitation of Ground Glass for Windows (Illustrated)
548
Infant's Apron (Illustrated)
[with diagram]
74, 264
Infant's Slipper (Illustrated)
170
Initials (Illustrated)
O
451
S. H.
550
Iron More Useful than Gold
38
Is it True? by Kate
Berry [fiction]
241
Jacket, in Pique (Illustrated)
1, 73
Juvenile Department (Illustrated)
Samplers for Our Young Friends
162
Samplers for Our Young Friends
263
Kate Severn's Wedding, by Judith Hemmenway [fiction]
152
Keats; a Monody, by J.
H. M'Naughton [poem]
542
Lady's Chemise, Front and Sleeve (Illustrated)
363
Lady's Jacket (Illustrated)
1, 73, 97, 100
Lady's Shoe Bag (Illustrated)
259
Ladies' Walking-dress (Illustrated)
486, 573
Lamp or Vase Mat (Illustrated)
185
"Les Larmes dans la Voice," by Robert
G. Allison [poem]
544
Life's Chalice, by J.
Howard Smith [poem]
542
Life's Distrust, by Finley
Johnson [poem]
351
Light Out of Darkness:
A Blind Man's Story, by Louise
Chandler Moulton
[fiction]
109
Lines to Mary, by M.
W. [poem]
255
Literary Notices
Mrs. Hale's Receipts for the
Million; Sketches by Boz; Roumania:
The
Border Land of the Christian and the Turk; The
Artist's Bride, or The
Pawnbroker's Heir; The Adopted
Daughter and Other Tales; Travels
and Discoveries in
North and Central Africa; Gertrude of Wyoming,
or The
Pennsylvania Cottage; The Farmer's Boy; World-Noted
Women; Poems by William Cullen Bryant; The
Planter's Daughter:
A Tale of
Louisiana; Guide to the
Oracles, or The Bible Student's
Vade-Mecum; City
Poems; White Lies: A Novel; Propria
Que
Maribus; The
Cousins, or The Captain's Ward; The Poor Boy and
Merchant
84
Lives of the Bishop; The Life of
Henry Martyn; Not a Minute to Spare;
Wings
and Stings; Charlie Hope; Sunday at Oatlands; A Place
for
Everything and Everything in Its Place; Living and
Loving; Burns' Works;
Prayers for the Use of Families;
Mabel Vaughan; The Poets of the
Nineteenth Century;
The Hasheesh Eater; The Two Apprentices with a
History of Their Lazy Tour; Sartaroe: A
Tale of Norway;
The Saint
and His Savior; Fast-Day Sermon
181
The Lost Daughter; Portraits of My Married Friends; Lucy
Howard's
Journal; Why and What am I?; Autobiographical Sketches and
Recollections; Sketches of Art, Literature, and Character; Stories
and Legends of Travel and History for Children; Parthenia:
Or Last
Days of Paganism; Twin Roses: A
Narrative; White Lies: A Novel;
The Plant Hunters, or Adventures Among the Hamalaya Mountains;
Christianity in the Kitchen: A Physiological
Cook Book; Ladies'
Almanac, for 1858; Smiles and Tears, or Life at Glenbrook; Jumpin
Jack's Adventures; Mrs. Follens' Twilight Stories
277
Medical Lexicon: A
Dictionary of Medical Science; Debit and Credit;
The World
of Mind: An Elementary Book; European
Acquaintance,
Being Sketches of People in Europe; Scenes of
Clerical Life;
Missionary Travels and Researches in
South Africa; Leisure Labors;
Hide and Seek:
A Novel; The Reason Why; The Poetical Works of
James R.
Lowell; Plain Instructions for Coloring
Photographs
374
The Belle of Washington: A
True Story of the Affections; The Three
Beauties;
Oriental and Western Siberia: A Narrative of
Seven Years'
Explorations and Adventures in Siberia,
Mongolia, the Kirghis
Steppes, Chinese Tartary, and Part
of Central Asia; The Works of
Tacitus; English Grammar:
The English Language in Its Elements and
Forms; The
Family Doctor: A Counsellor in Sickness, Pain, and
Distress, for Childhood and Old Age; The Life of Dr.
Elisha Kent
Kane and of Other Distinguished American
Explorers
469
Sartaroe: A Tale of Norway;
Stories of Waterloo; The Quaker Soldier, or
The British in Philadelphia, an Historical Romance; History of the
Inductive Sciences from the Earliest to the Present Time; Adele:
A Time;
Elementary German Reader; Poems by Howard H. Caldwell; Vraie
Prosodie Francaise; The Magician's Own Book; Chesterfield's Art of
Letter-Writing Simplified; Courtenay's Dictionary of Three Thousand
Abbreviations; The Young Housewife, or How to Eke Out a Small
Income and Insure Domestic Happiness and Plenty on a Limited Scale
of Expenditure; Mind Your Stops: Punctuation Made Plain and
Composition Simplified; Prince Charles, or, The Young Pretender;
Leonora, a Lyrical Drama in Three Acts; The Medical and Surgical
Reporter; Livingstone's Travels and Researches in South Africa; The
Angel and the Demon:
A Tale of Modern Spiritualism; The Life of
George Stephenson, Railway Engineer
565
Look Aloft! by J. W.
Bryce [poem]
61
Lucy in the City, by the
author of "The Tallow Family"
54, 148, 248
Manufacture of Silk in China
540
Margaret's Home: A
Household Tale, by Alice B. Haven
[fiction]
24, 116, 229, 334, 420, 528
Marine and Fresh-Water Aquariums (Illustrated)
51
May Kendall, by Mrs.
C. W. Dennison [fiction]
236
Memory's Dearest Picture, by the late D. Hardy, Jr. [poem]
158
Midnight Musings, by N.
F. B***** [poem]
59
Misguided Love and Genius, by Norman W. Bridge [poem]
541
Model Cottages, for Laborers, Mechanics, &c. (Illustrated)
[with plans]
259
Monument at Glenwood Cemetery, Erected by the Scott Legion
as a Burial-Place
for Pennsylvania
Volunteers Who Served During the Mexican War
(Illustrated)
490
Morning Collar (Illustrated)
394, 549
Mr. Fitz Foom in the Country, by the author of "The Tallow Family"
Mrs. Daffodil's Interview with a Count, by Virginia
De Forrest [fiction]
329
Music--
Afton Ripplers Waltz, by J. Starr
Holloway
290
Fleuve du Tage, by J. Starr
Holloway
194
Gertrude Mazourka, by J. Hamilton
Whitney
482
Oh leave her to her Grief!
2
The Last Rose of Winter
98
The Young Cavalier, by Carl Hohlweg
386
My Baby, by Helen
Hamilton [poem]
61
My Baby-Boy is Dead, by F.
H. Stauffer [poem]
157
My Hawk, by Will O.
Stoddard [poem]
332
My Valentine, by X.
Y. Z. [poem]
156
Names for Marking (Illustrated)
Daisy
71
Henry
354
Pauline
364
Adele
550
Netted Cheese or Cake D'Oyley (Illustrated)
10, 69
Newest Style of Headdress (Illustrated)
488, 574
Novelties for the Month (Illustrated)
collar of
embroidery, undersleeves
64
Morning dresses, chemise, caps, undersleeves
160
Visiting dresses and cards, child's poplin dress, child's walking
dress,
child's lawn dress, infant's cap, infant's bonnet or hood
256
Trimming a walking dress, bonnets and headdresses
353
Chemisette and sleeves, fichu Marie Antoinette, sleeves, habit
shirt,
headdresses
449
Girls' party dresses, home-dress, mantle for an invalid, child's
walking
dresses, child's hood
545
Opera Cloak of the New Material (Illustrated)
487
Ornamental Lamp Cap (Illustrated)
171
Orne Crochet Cover, for a Work-table (Illustrated)
551
Our Thoughts
401
Our Two Gifts, by Virginia
F. Townsend [fiction]
205, 322
Paletot for a Little Girl (Illustrated) [with diagram]
356, 363
Paper Flower-Making (Illustrated)
Paper; Flowers in General; The
Tools; The Poppy
418
Rose Tremiere; The Daisy
512
Patchwork (Illustrated)
5, 67, 165, 197, 298, 555
Patchwork Watch-Hook (Illustrated)
360
Personal Reminiscences of Miss Eliza Leslie, by Alice
B. Haven
344
Philopena [a game]
155
Pin Money [origin of the phrase]
32
Portion of Collar in Bead and Bugle Guipure (Illustrated)
101, 163
Portion of an Embroidered Collar (Illustrated)
491
Portion of Turkish Smoking-Cap (Illustrated)
105
Purse a la Chapeau (Illustrated)
[crochet]
454
Receipts, &c.
Cookery for the Sick—arrow-root
mucilage, mucilage of sago, oatmeal
gruel,
mucilage of rice, simple bread panada, toast water,
apple tea or
water, lemon-peel tea or water, lemonade, simple
barley water, boiled
bread pudding, beef tea; How to
Cook Poultry—to roast ducks, to boil
ducks, to stew
ducks, stewed ducks, to hash ducks, wild ducks or teal,
wild ducks, roast fowls, boiled fowls, cold fowls; Bills of
Fare—dinner
for eight persons in January or February;
Practical Hints on the
Domestic Management of the
Room—use of chloride of lime or zinc to
prevent
epidemics, importance of smallpox vaccinations, dangers of
scarletina in females soon after confinement; Miscellaneous—furniture
polish [poem], to take ink out of muslin,
Barbados jumbles, to perfume
apartments, to renovate black
cloth clothes, Parisian freckle water, to
remove corns, to
keep stoves and ranges bright, to prevent oil lamps
from
smoking; Contributed Receipts—to preserve watermelon rind,
to
preserve citrons, potato pudding, gruel batter-cakes [a
Southern
receipt], pound-cake, Tennessee corn-bread,
Southern biscuit
76
How to Cook Poultry—fowls with truffles, fowl broiled, hashed
fowl, to
grill
cold fowls, roasted guinea fowl, fricasee of fowl, made dishes
of
poultry, fowl a la Bechamel, gravy for a fowl when
there is no meat to
make it of, blanc, chickens boiled,
chickens pulled; Bill of Fare for a
Dinner for Twelve
Persons in January or February; Sick-Room and
Nursery—bath; Toilet—odors for the handkerchief—flowers of Erin,
royal hunt bouquet, bouquet de flora (otherwise
extract of flowers, the
guard's bouquet, fleur d'Italie or
Italian nosegay, Jockey Club bouquet
(English formula), Jockey
Club bouquet (French formula);
Miscellaneous—ice in
surgical operations, for sprains and bruises,
essentia
odorifera, household remedy for chilblains, pot pourri, to gild
without gold, hot water, cure for toothache (outward
application);
Contributed Receipts—soap, boiled buttermilk, a
nice dish of potatoes
for breakfast or tea, to roast venison,
scarlet fever, to make icing,
remedy for burns, for frosted feet,
sweet-pickled cucumbers, floating
island, cucumber ketchup
176
Aunt Deborah's Receipts to Her Niece—soup making, ox-tail
soup,
mock-turtle soup, Mulligatawny soup, shin-of-beef soup, pea soup;
Sick-Room and Nursery—types of baths; Bills of Fare for a Dinner for
Eight Persons in March; Miscellaneous—superior palm-soap, ointment
for scurf in the heads of infants, cure for chapped hands, wash for a
blotched face, remedy for blistered feet from long walking, Dr. Birt
Davies' gout mixture, burns, scalds, to sweeten musty bottles, teething;
Contributed Receipts—cough mixture, a plaster for a cough, rice pudding
without eggs, soda loaf-cake, cup-cake, sponge cake, lemon pie,
snowballs, receipt for sweet pickle, pickled citron
269
How to Cook Poultry—curried chickens, to braise chickens,
cutlets of
chicken, fried chicken a la Malabar, pigeons as woodcocks,
pigeons
roasted, roasted pigeons, pigeons stewed, pigeons
larded and braised,
fillets of pigeons, compote of
pigeons, pigeons in jelly, to pot pigeons;
Sick-Room and
Nursery—list of the principal poisons with their
antidotes or remedies, creosote a cure for dysentery,
nitrate of silver for
burns and scalds, a strengthening
jelly for invalids, mutton custard for
bowel complaints or
consumptive cases; The Toilet—odors for the
handkerchief—a Japanese perfume, Kew Garden nosegay, eau des
millefleurs, millefleurs et lavender, Delcroix's
millefleur lavender; Bill of
Fare for a Dinner for Eight Persons
in April or May; Bill of Fare for
Twelve Persons in
April or May; Bill of Fare for Sixteen or Eighteen
Persons in April or May; Miscellaneous—ginger lemonade,
hippocras,
bottled imperial, imperial drink, imperial
pop, tincture of allspice,
essence of nutmeg, essence of
ginger, rose water, for bread jelly, to
prevent the
smoking of a lamp, oil of roses for the hair, for cleaning
floor boards, rancid butter, to render linen, etc.
incombustible, making
coffee, an easy method of exterminating
rats and mice, pepperpot, a
very nice stew of tripe, to make
French mustard, to make perry,
common cup cake
366
How to Cook Pork—to roast a suckling pig, to scald a suckling
pig,
roast pig, a leg of pork roasted, a leg of pork broiled, loin of pork,
sparerib, sparerib of pork, chine of pork, neck of pork rolled, a fillet
of pork to resemble veal, griskin of pork, all roast porks; Sick-Room
and Nursery—Washing and Dressing; The Toilet—cleansing the hair,
bandoline for the hair, a wash for cleansing and preventing the hair
from falling off, to remove freckles, for chapped hands, scented
washball; Miscellaneous—mixture to destroy bugs, substitute for
coffee [parsnips], poultice for a fester, to restore peach-color ribbon
when turning red, to clean white feathers, dandelion coffee, to remove
mildew, to curl feathers, how to take impressions of seals, tapioca
pudding, snow rice cream, Swiss cream, browning for cakes, soda
cake, broiled pigeons; Contributed Receipts, by Mrs. Tucker—to
dress a rump of beef, a la Bouillie, to make calves feet jelly, to make
gingerbeer, to make French sauce for puddings, composition cake,
common loaf-cake, to make French mustard, Nim's puffs, blanc-mange,
puff paste
461
How to Cook Pork—pig's cheeks, pig's face for breakfast, pork
sausage, saucisses de l'Espagnole; A Few Receipts for Making
Rhubarb Wine; Sick-Room and Nursery—Meals; The Toilet—
Absorbent Powders—violet powder, rose face powder, plain or
unscented hair powder, face powder, perle powder, blanc de perle,
French blanc; Bill of Fare for a Dinner of Eight Persons in June or
July; Bill of Fare for Twelve Persons in June or July; Bill of Fare for
Sixteen or Eighteen Persons in June or July; Miscellaneous—to dress
spinach in the French way, to rear a myrtle from a slip, to remove
sunburn, baroness's pudding, remedy for bronchitis, moths in carpets,
singular palliative for toothache; Contributed Receipts—cup cake, felix
gingerbread, bunn cake, lemon custard for paste, lemon custard for
cups, peaches in cans, baked batter pudding, apple pie without apples,
biscuit, to make hard tallow candles, cure for a sprain, cure for a
burn
557
Riding-dresses (Illustrated)
484, 573
Rome, by Hermione
[poem]
157
Section of Child's Collar, in Broderie Anglaise (Illustrated)
364
Section of Point Collar (Illustrated)
11, 69
Severed, by Helen
Hamilton [poem]
445
Shawls for the Ladies, and where they come from (Illustrated)
397,
493
Shell-Pattern Mat (Illustrated)
168
Sleeve in Applique of Net and Muslin (Illustrated)
6
Slipper in Applique (Illustrated)
164
Slippers (Illustrated)
164, 170, 185, 365
Smiles for Home, by T.
S. Arthur [fiction]
33
Social Games [Jack's Alive, Thread Paper Poetry, Last
Letters, Horned
Ambassador, Cross Purposes]
222
Song.--Twilight Dreams, by Lochiel Moore [poem]
158
Sonnets, by Wm.
Alexander
Paradise
62
Elijah
159
Spirit of Life
253
Atalanta
352
Genesaret
446
Sortie Cap (Illustrated)
[knitted]
355
Sprigs of Flowers for Bead-Work (Illustrated)
75
Spring Cloak for an Infant (Illustrated) [with diagram]
455
Stanzas, by D. W.
Hazeltine, M. D. [poem]
350
Stanzas, by J. B.
Hickey [poem]
60
Star D'Oyley (Illustrated)
171
Sympathetic Inks [invisible inks]
321
The Art of Making Feather Flowers
227
The Autumn Leaves, by Charles
D. Gardette [poem]
156
The Bohemian's Song of Fatherland, by Mrs. A. T. Ferguson [poem]
157
The Bridals, by Mrs.
C. F. Morse [poem]
542
The Broken Flower, by A.
W. G. C. [poem]
541
The Child's Farewell to Earth, by Delphine P. Baker [poem]
253
The Dear Old Grandmother, by T. S. Arthur (Illustrated) [fiction]
385, 435
The Downfall of Dr. Dogsnose, by Judith Hemmenway [fiction]
341
The Family Drawing-Master (Illustrated)
No. VIII. Quadrilateral Figures
31
No. IX. Quadrilateral Figures (Concluded)
130
No. X. Series of Drawings for Practice
246
No. XI. Rectangles, Parallelograms, etc.
333
No. XII. Perspective—The Horizontal Line
427
No. XIII. Perspective—The Horizontal Line; The Vanishing Point
534
The Future Home, by George
Lewellyn Miner [poem]
156
The Ghost in St. Timothy's, by Patience Perkins (late Patience Price)
The Grave of Margaret Davidson, by Julia A. Barber [poem]
254
The Hourglass Candle-stand for the Toilet-Table (Illustrated)
452
The Household in Olden Times [various fines for
misbehavior]
527
The Last Word
511
The Manner of Doing a Service to Others
438
The Metropolitan Gymnastic Costume (Illustrated)
68
The Mother's Blessing, by Virginia De Forrest (Illustrated) [fiction]
217
The Mountain Lily, by Ettie
Elton [fiction]
415
The Old Homestead, by Lillie
A. Bross [poem]
132
The Old Time Grandfather, by T. S. Arthur (Illustrated) [fiction]
289, 320
The Old Stile, by Virginia
de Forrest (Illustrated [fiction]
133
The Ottoman (Illustrated)
554
The Pioneers, by Miss
M. Louisa Southwick [poem]
60
The Princess Royal (Illustrated)
388, 479
The Raindrop, by Stacy
G. Potts, Jr. [poem]
541
The Reception (Illustrated)
256
There is No Bird so Free as I, by Hattie Boomer [poem]
254
The Science of Dress (Illustrated)
No. 1. Appropriateness to age, height, simplicity, color
22
No. II. Effect of dark and light, colors, effect of flounces, tight lacing 114
No. III. Hair styles, shoes and boots, cosmetics, false hair, false teeth 235
The Sleigh Ride, by R.
K. Shaw [poem]
254
The Slipper Sock [knitting]
548
The Spectre [poem]
543
The Storm, by Geral
Sidney [poem]
59
The Sugar Camp, by Luta
[poem]
542
The Tattlers of Tattletown, or, "The Nice Young
Widow," by Mary W.
Janvier
[fiction]
136
The Useful and the Beautiful
497
The Vacant Chair, by Winnie
Willis [poem]
544
The Watcher, by Ucaleo
[poem]
445
The Wife at Home, by F.
H. Stauffer
43
This World is not all Dark, Beloved, by Finley Johnson [poem]
61
The World's Friends, by William
James Lisle [poem]
158
To a Friend [poem]
543
To an Estranged Friend, by Helen Mar [poem]
351
To Hyla, by C_____
[poem]
447
Toilet Cushion and Box (Illustrated)
359
Toilet Cushion in Perforated Linen Work (Illustrated)
200, 201
Tortoise-Shell
124
Truths, Simply Expressed
434
Two Evenings with the Dorcas Society:
A Winter's Tale, by the
author
of "A
Country Gentleman's Dream in the City" [fiction]
424
Two May Days, by the
author of "A Country Gentleman's Dream in the
City" (Illustrated)
I.
A May Bridal. II. The Little
May Queen [fiction] 424
Undersleeves (Illustrated)
65, 66, 161, 449
Webster on Origin
228
What the Age Wants
414
Widow Redstreak's Chitchat, by Kate Seaton [fiction]
525
Without and Within, by Helen
Hamilton
[poem]
352
Xarifa, by G. H. S.
Hull [poem]
350