Godey's Lady's Book, March, 1863

Table of Contents

• SPRING DRESS. 1
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• SPRING TRAVELLING COSTUME. 1
• SPRING TRAVELLING DRESS FOR A CHILD. 1
• THE GUADIANA. (From the establishment… 1
• BRAIDING PATTERN. THE NINA HEADDRESS. 1
• EMBROIDERIES FOR CHILDRENS' CLOTHES.… 2
• FOOLISH THOUGHTS.— We are apt to believe… 5
• THE EXPECTED LETTER. 6
• BERTHA. BY BEAA. DARK-EYED Bertha sat… 10
• EARLY WALKING.— Walking, for young… 11
• THE WRONG HOUSE. BY EDITH WOODLEY.… 12
• CHAPTER II. 13
• CHAPTER III. 14
• CHAPTER IV. 16
• CHAPTER V. 21
• PRIVIT MEMRANDUM. 22
• RIDING. A FEW REMARKS ABOUT RIDING… 22
• GOOD-NIGHT. BY M.C. GORDON. As a weary… 24
• joy may come with the morrow's light,… 25
• BY MARION HARLAND. 25
• (Continued from page 161.) CHAPTER… 25
• CHAPTER VI. 30
• (To be continued.) FAVORITES.— "I have… 36
• PHAETON; OR, PRIDE MUST HAVE A FALL.… 36
• SCENE 1.— The of Phaeton. A Classical… 37
• PHAETON admiring himself in a mirror. 37
• Enter 37
• Enter 38
• TRIO. AIR. " Cure." 38
• TRIO. 38
• ENSEMBLE. 38
• DUET. AIR— " Charlestown." 39
• Exeunt severally. 39
• Enter the ostler. 40
• Enter 40
• SONG. AIR— " Wagoner." 40
• DUET. AIR.— " 42
• SCENE III country without the city… 42
• ENTER Clymene. 42
• Enter his face black. 43
• Enter the ostler of the Rising Sun. 43
• Enter 44
• SCARLET POPPIES. BY ENUL. WELL the… 44
• red lips ever With a woman's sorrow… 45
• SONNET. BY MRS. A.M. BUTTERFIELD. I… 45
• CROSS PURPOSES. (Concluded from page… 45
• WIDOWS: PART III. THE GAY WIDOW. 54
• THE PICNIC; OR, KATE BRYANT'S CONQUEST.… 55
• MR. AND MRS. HENRY BAINE. 58
• LETTERS FROM AUNT BROOMCORN. 58
• PRACTICAL LESSONS IN DRAWING. FIRST… 63
• THE CASKET OF THE YEAR. BY WILLIE B.… 64
• promise. The hedges bud beside the… 65
• NOVELTIES FOR MARCH. 65
• PATTERNS FROM MADAME DEMOREST'S ESTABLISHMENT,… 65
• VARIOUS HERRING- BONE STITCHES AND… 65
• A TRIMMING FOR SLIPPERS. RIBBON TRIMMING… 66
• BEAD BASKET. 66
• LADY'S WAISTBAND BAG. page 66
• EMBROIDERY. NIGHT-DRESS. BABY'S BOOT… 67
• INSTRUCTIONS FOR KNITTED MITTENS AND… 67
• CHILDREN'S CUFFS. Same pattern, colors,… 67
• LADIES' CUFFS. Same pattern, colors,… 68
• FRENCH VISITING POCKET, TO HOLD CARDS.… 68
• TO MAKE STOCK FROM BONES. 68
• TO CLEAR STOCK. 69
• MISCELLANEOUS COOKING. 70
• CAKES, PUDDINGS, ETC. 71
• SIMPLE LIGHT PUDDINGS FOR INVALIDS. 72
• MISCELLANEOUS. 73
• EDITORS' TABLE. 74
• HAPPY LOVE. "Examples hasten deeds… 76
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• ON! 78
• A CONSOLING REFLECTION.- Voltaire says… 78
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• Miss S.J. 78
• TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS. — We have accepted… 79
• HEALTH DEPARTMENT. BY JNO. STAINBAcK… 79
• (Selected from Hall's Journal of Health.) 80
• LITERARY NOTICES. 80
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• GODEY'S ARM- CHAIR. 84
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• OUR MUSICAL COLUMN. 87
• ANNUAL FLOWERS. 88
• WHEN a person sends us a subscription… 89
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• JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. CHARADES IN TABLEAUX. 89
• CHARADE I. SWEETHEART. TABLEAU I.—… 89
• TABLEAU II.— HEART. 90
• TABLEAU III.— SWEETHEART. 90
• MISCELLANEOUS AMUSEMENTS. Magic Breath. 90
• Mysterious Mirror. 90
• Electric Spark from Brown Paper. 90
• The Dancing Egg. 90
• 93As I have sent you a club, won't… 91
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• COUNTRY RESIDENCE. 91
• FROM "Holbrook's U.S. 91
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• PHILADELPHIA AGENCY. 93
• CHEMISTRY FOR THE YOUNG. LESSON XXII… 94
• FASHION. NOTICE TO LADY SUBSCRIBERS. 95
• DESCRIPTION OF STEEL FASHION- PLATE… 95
• FASHIONABLE DRESSES. (See engravings,… 96
• CHITCHAT UPON NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA… 96
• Page Images 99