Godey's Lady's Book, Vol. 48, No. XVIII, April, 1854Various
General
Godey's Lady's Book, Vol. 48, No. XVIII, April, 1854
Various
Fashion -- 19th century -- Periodicals; United States -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Periodicals; Women's periodicals, American
Manuel Garcia, the celebrated Singing-Master, 366
Mrs. Murden's Two Dollar Silk, by _The Author of_
"_Miss Bremer's Visit to Cooper's Landing_," 317
Netted Cap, for morning wear, 360
Our Practical Dress Instructor, 357
Patterns for Embroidery, 365
Receipts,&c., 378
Singular Inscriptions on Tombstones, 376
Some Thoughts on Training Female Teachers, by
_Miss M. S. G._, 336
Sonnets, by _Wm. Alexander_, 352
Spring Bonnets, 294
The Borrower's Department, 377
The Elixir of Life, by _Charles Albert Janvier_, 354
The Household, 379
The Interview, by _T. Hempstead_, 352
The Last Moments, by _R. Griffin Staples_, 356
The Manufacture of Artificial Flowers, by _C. T.
Hinckley_, 295
The Orphan's Departure, by _Margaret Floyd_, 310
There's Music, by _Horace G. Boughman_, 353
The Song-Birds of Spring, by _Norman W. Bridge_, 355
The Souvenir; or, The Arrival of the Lady's Book.
A Sketch of Southern Life, by _Pauline Forsyth_, 338
The Toilet, 382
The Trials of a Needle-Woman, by _T. S. Arthur_, 326
The Turkish Costume, 348
The _Was_ and the _Is_, by _O. Everts, M. D._, 356
The Wild Flowers of Early Spring-time, 343
To an Absent Dear One, by _Fannie M. C._, 355
To Ida, by _Horace Phelps, M. D._, 356
True Happiness in a Palace, 367
Undersleeves, 362
Washing made Easy, 379
Willie Maylie, by _Cornelia M. Dowling_, 353
Zanotti: a Romantic Tale of Italy and Spain, by _Percy_, 300
[Illustration: DEPARTURE OF THE ORPHAN.
_Engraved for Godey's Lady's Book._]
[Illustration: The Arrival of the Lady's Book.]
[Illustration: Latest Fashions for Godey's Lady's Book.]
[Illustration: SEASONABLE PATTERNS.
DESIGNED, BY MRS. SUPLEE, EXPRESSLY FOR GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
CAMILLA MANTILLA.--Light green silk, trimmed with Honiton lace.
LE PRINTEMPS MANTILLA.--Lavender or pearl-colored silk. The yoke and point
cut in one piece. The trimming is a rich fringe of the same color.]
[Illustration: THE COLUMBINE.
[From the establishment of G. BRODIE, No. 51 Canal Street, New York.]
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