Godey's Lady's Book, July, 1852

Table of Contents

• GODEY'S TITLE PAGE –VOLUME XLV, JULY,… 1
• #1504A,1504# A RUSTIC PAVILLION. 1
• A SUMMER HOUSE. 2
• EVERYDAY ACTUALITIES. –NO. II. ILLUSTRATED… 2
• SIR HENRY SIDNEY. 6
• THE FIRST TRIBUTE. BY REV. H. HASTINGS… 7
• FANS. BY MRS. C.A. WHITE. 8
• I'M LONELY HERE WITHOUT THEE. BY CLARA… 13
• REAPING.— TO A. C. BY CAROLINE CHESEBRO.… 15
• dishonor thee; Such broken cisterns… 16
• PROVIDENTIAL: OR, THE FIRST WEDDING.… 16
• VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY BY HARLAND COULTAS. 24
• ARISTOCRACY. 25
• THE HEIRESS AND HER WOOERS. BY MRS.… 28
• INTERVENTION. A SEQUEL TO "PLEASING… 40
• THE PHANTASCOPE 48
• THE MAIDEN WOOED AND WON. BY T. BIBB… 49
• sweet accents fell— Her guardian-angel… 50
• WAYSIDE STRUGGLES. BY KATE CAMPBELL.… 56
• LASTING ATTACHMENTS OF MEN OF GENIUS. 70
• HOME EXERCISES. 74
• OUR TALENTS. BY HADDIE LANE. 76
• HISTORY OF BOOTS AND SHOES. No. 1.—… 81
• SCENES IN THE LIFE OF A POET. TRANSLATED… 84
• LE MELANGE. CHAPTER II. SINGING BIRDS. 90
• LEAVES FROM MY JOURNAL. GENOA. 92
• FANCY GARDEN PLANS. LAST WORDS. BY… 95
• I'VE BEEN FORTH INTO THE WORLD, MOTHER.… 99
• AN EMBROIDERED VEST AND CAPS. EMBROIDERED… 104
• PATTERNS FOR SILK EMBROIDERY. 105
• KNITTED BERRIES AND FRUIT. APPLE AND… 105
• ANGLO-JAPANESE WORK. 105
• CANDLE-LAMP MAT. 106
• EDITOR'S TABLE. 107
• WE here subjoin two poems written for… 109
• pieces are not wanted: "Pains of Fancy,"… 110
• BEAUTY. BY ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING.… 110
• LITERARY NOTICES. 110
• GODEY'S ARM- CHAIR. 115
• ----- 117
• METROPOLITAN HOTEL, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.—… 121
• THE KNICKERBOCKER.— The following announcement… 122
• ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.— It gives us… 123
• TO PRESERVE FLOWERS IN WATER. — Mix… 123
• LONG CHAMPS. 124
• POETICAL ENIGMAS. Miss Annie S. 125
• WHAT IS TO BE DONE WITH THE CHILDREN? 125
• HOUSEKEEPING KEYS.- NO. II. 126
• THE BUSINESS OF BEING BEAUTIFUL. 126
• NOTICE TO LADY SUBSCRIBERS. 127
• #1502A,1502# DESCRIPTION OF STEEL FASHION… 127
• CHITCHAT ON PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS FOR… 127
• Page Images 129