VOL. XLVIII. A Bit of Shopping Gossip, | 282 | A Chapter on Necklaces, by Mrs. White, | 213 | An Ornamental Cottage, | 268, 269 | A Ruling Passion, | 272 | Babylon, Nineveh, and Mr. Layard, | 228 | Bearded Civilization, | 227 | Braided Slipper, | 261 | Boardman & Gray's Dolce Campana Attachment Piano-Fortes, | 277 | Bonnets, from Thomas White & Co., | 193, 283 | Celestial Phenomena, by D. W. Belisle, | 233 | Centre-Table Gossip, | 282 | Chemisettes, | 264 | Chemistry for Youth, | 279 | Cottage Furniture, | 263 | Deaconesses, | 273 | Design for Screen, | 198, 267 | Dress of American Women, | 282 | Editors' Table, | 271 | Editors' Table-Drawer, | 273 | Embroidered Antimacassar, | 269 | Enigmas, | 280 | Fairyland, by Laura M. Colvin, | 260 | Fashions, | 283 | Feminology, | 273 | Godey's Arm-Chair, | 275 | Godey's Course of Lessons in Drawing, | 216 | Influence of Female Education in Greece, | 271 | Instructions for making Ornaments in Rice Shell-Work, | 240 | Lady's Walking-Dress and Diagrams, | 262 | Lay of the Constant One, by Mrs. Corolla H. Criswell, | 258 | Letters Left at the Pastry Cook's, Edited by Horace Mayhew, | 247 | Literary Notices, | 274 | Little Children, | 207 | Madame Caplin's Corsets, | 265 | Mantillas, from the celebrated Establishment of G. Brodie, New York, | 196, 197, 267 | Mrs. Mudlaw's Recipe for Potato Pudding, by The Author of the "Bedott Papers," | 250 | O'er Bleak Acadia's Plains, by Clark Gaddis, | 261 | Old, while Young, by Mabel Clifford, | 259 | Our Practical Dress Instructor, | 262 | Patterns for Embroidery, | 270 | Pictures from Dante, | 273 | Presentiment, by Mrs. Priscilla P. Lompayrac, | 260 | Public Liberality, | 272 | Reading without Improvement, | 272 | Receipts, &c., | 280 | Roman Women in the Days of the CÆsars, by H. P. Haynes, | 243 | Selling the Love-Token, by Alice B. Neal, | 208 | Sleeves, | 264 | Sonnets, by Wm. Alexander, | 260 | Table-Moving, by Pauline Forsyth, | 235 | Taper-Stand, | 266 | The Dying Wife, by Phila Earle, | 257 | The Embroidered Slippers.—An acknowledgment of a Holiday Gift, | 259 | The Life of Man, by C****, | 261 | The Manufacture of Paper, by C. T. Hinckley, | 199 | The Philadelphia School of Design for Women, | 271 | The Toilet, | 281 | The Trials of a Needle-Woman, by T. S. Arthur, | 218 | The Wreck, by Mrs. E. Lock, | 259 | 'Tis Gold! 'Tis Gold! by James L. Roche, | 258 | To my Brother, by Mrs. M. A. Bigelow, | 258 | Vegetable Physiology, by Harland Coultas, | 232 | Watch-Pocket.—Broderie en Lacet, | 269 | We Parted, by M. A. Rice, | 257 |
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