- Articles
- 126
- Page Images
- 100
- Pages
- 200
- Published in
- Philadelphia, Pa.
- Series
- Godey's Lady's Book
Table of Contents
- SUMMER FASHIONS OF THOMAS WHITE AND… 1
- SHELLS OF OCEAN. SONG Published by… 1
- THE MONTEBELLO. 1
- THE FLORA. 1
- EMBROIDERED COLLAR PATTERNS. HANDKERCHIEF… 1
- BRAIDING PATTERN FOR SUMMER BLOUSE.… 2
- PERFUMES FOR THE LADIES, AND WHERE… 2
- THE CURIOSITIES OF THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM.… 4
- FOR MY DAUGHTER'S ALBUM. THE Hebrew… 5
- warriors chimed the song; Ten thousand… 6
- THE publishers of the "North American,"… 6
- OUR "Actualities" are now being copied… 7
- PATTERNS of the cloaks in this number,… 7
- WE excuse you; something may come out… 7
- "I LOVE YOU, Ruth. 7
- THE following justly deserved compliment,… 7
- DURING the existence of the potichimanie,… 8
- OUR EDITOR'S WIFE AGAIN.— "We put the… 8
- "LIVING IN VAIN." BY MARION HARLAND,… 8
- THERE is no doubt of the following:-… 11
- the envelops; always use a wafer in… 12
- How their Majesties dressed, upon the… 12
- BACK numbers of the "Lady's Book" can… 12
- "THRICE is he armed that hath his quarrel… 12
- Centre-Table Gossip. 14
- HOUSEHOLD SONGS. 14
- LIFE OF ISABELLA I., QUEEN OF SPAIN.*… 15
- OBSTINATE CHILDREN. 21
- HOW TO HAVE GOOD SERVANTS. 21
- TO CORRESPONDENTS. 22
- NOTICE TO LADY SUBSCRIBERS. 22
- DESCRIPTION OF STEEL FASHION- PLATE. 23
- CHITCHAT UPON NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA… 23
- TRIALS OF AN ENGLISH HOUSEKEEPER. NO.… 24
- GODEY'S COURSE OF LESSONS IN DRAWING.… 27
- THE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OF THE YOUNG. 28
- THE MILLINER'S DREAM; OR, THE WEDDING… 30
- A DAY AT AN ARSENAL. 33
- TO THE FAITHLESS. FROM SCHILLER, BY… 35
- MRS. 35
- THE LILY. BY JAMES AVIS BARTLEY. FAR… 40
- THE JOURNEY OF LIFE. 46
- NEW YEAR'S DAY AT THE TUILERIES. FROM… 47
- LIVE AND LEARN. 49
- TRANSIENT THOUGHTS.- NO. I. BY MRS.… 50
- PECULIARITIES OF ENGLISH ADVERTISING. 51
- AUNT TABITHA'S FIRESIDE. No. XI.— WHAT… 53
- LAST HOURS OF A SINGLE GENTLEMAN. 56
- A ROMAN LADY'S TOILET. 57
- THE OTHER SIDE.— A TALE OF BUTTONS.… 57
- SONNET.— PHILOMELA. BY WM. ALEXANDER.… 64
- seeming, That "I pondered Much, and… 65
- thought upon her mother's care, Her… 66
- still, though doubly fair, My lily… 67
- with penitential tear, And ask that… 68
- OUR PRACTICAL DRESS INSTRUCTOR. CORACO… 69
- INITIALS AND NAMES. NOVELTIES FOR THE… 70
- EMBROIDERY FOR CHILD'S SKIRT. 70
- FISH-CLOTH 70
- NET TIDY. INFANT'S FROCK IN KNITTING. 72
- TRIMMING FOR BOY'S DRAWERS. 73
- HONITON CROCHET COLLAR. 73
- KNITTED BASKET. 74
- POCKETBOOK iN APPLICATION. 74
- PATTERN FOR A DOLL BABY'S CAP. 75
- PATTERN FOR A SLIPPER. EMBROIDERY FOR… 75
- SICK-ROOM AND NURSERY. the Sick and… 77
- THE TOILET. 78
- MISCELLANEOUS. 79
- PARLOR AMUSEMENTS. 80
- EDITORS' TABLE. THE IMPORTANCE OF WORDS. 81
- EXCERPTS. 82
- THE Duke do Orpernon, one of the courtiers… 83
- POPULAR EDUCATION. 83
- OPINION OF MR. 84
- WHAT SHOULD BE DONE. 84
- A WORD TO TEACHERS. 85
- A RICH SCHOOLMISTRESS.— Some person… 85
- BEET-ROOT YEAST.— From experiments… 86
- W. 86
- THE VIRTUES OF PARSLEY.— Two physicians… 86
- A NEW HOLIDAY.— A committee appointed… 86
- recommending the celebration of the… 87
- NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. — The editors… 87
- LITERARY NOTICES. 87
- GODEY'S ARM- CHAIR. 93
- THOS. WHITE & Co.'s fashions, on our… 93
- OAKFORD and MURPHY, two great men in… 94
- TRIALS OF AN ENGLISH HOUSEKEEPER.—… 94
- HERE comes the better halves again. 94
- ICE CREAM.— Knowing that our lady readers,… 94
- THE "Palmyra Democrat" thinks: "It… 95
- PARTICULAR CAUTION TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS… 95
- THE following is an answer to Mr. 95
- GIVING AN EMPRESS A GOOD DRESSING.—… 96
- OUR fashion editor complains, and justly… 96
- EARLE'S GALLERY, CHESTNUT STREET ABOVE… 96
- A DOMESTIC CURIOSITY.— A correspondent… 97
- THE following is from "Punch":- BOOKKEEPING… 97
- UNDER such circumstances, we believe… 97
- PREPAYMENT OF POSTAGE.— On the first… 97
- SCHUYLKILL EXCURSION.— We have labored… 97
- WE have given many plans for building… 97
- LETTER FROM A DEALER— 97
- ANOTHER POETICAL NOTICE— GODEY'S LADY'S… 98
- IRVING HOUSE, NEW YORK.— This time-… 98
- THE editor of the Iowa "Herald" has… 98
- A PRESERVER OF YOUTH AND BEAUTY MORE… 98
- HAIR ORNAMENTS.— Ladies wishing hair… 98
- How TO DO IT.— An old widower says,… 99
- OUR fashion editor has on hand some… 99
- FROM a very long and friendly intimacy… 99
- "MARM," said a raw servant girl to… 99
- WE are pleased to find that so many… 100
- GALLERY OF ENGRAVINGS FROM PAINTINGS… 100
- DESCRIPTION OF STEEL FASHION- PLATE. 100
- Page Images 101
