TABLE OF CONTENTS.
VOL. XLII.
| A Hindoo Belle, by J. E. P., | [322] |
| A Spring Carol, by Mrs. A. A. Barnes, | [326] |
| Cottage Furniture, | [329] |
| Develour, by Professor Charles E. Blumenthal, | 51, 102, 182, 257, [323], 377 |
| Editors' Table, | 65, 134, 201, 266, [330], 391 |
| Editors' Book Table, | 66, 135, 202, 267, [332], 392 |
| Etruscan Lace Cuff, | [328] |
| Fashions, | 70, 140, 205, 270, [336], 396 |
| Flowers, by G. H. Cranmer, | [284] |
| Garden Decorations, | 251, [282], 372 |
| Good For Evil, by Angele de V. Hull, | 252, [285] |
| Home; or, the Cot and the Tree, by Robert Johnson, | [295] |
| Incidents in the Life of Audubon, by the author of "Tom Owens, the Bee Hunter," | [306] |
| Knitted Flowers, | 61, 199, 263, [328], 386 |
| Model Cottages, | 4, 126, [283] |
| Moral Courage, by Alice B. Neal, | [316], 367 |
| Publisher's Department, | 269, [334], 394 |
| Sonnet, by Mrs. L. S. Goodman, | [281] |
| Sonnets, by William Alexander, | 42, 75, 169, 215, [277], 390 |
| Spring, by Fanny Fales, | [292] |
| Spring—a Ballad, by Mary Spenser Pease, | [278] |
| Susan Clifton; or, the City and the Country, by Professor Alden, | 29, 93, 170, 246, [302], 360 |
| Taking Care of Number One, by T. S. Arthur, | [320] |
| The Judge; a Drama of American Life, by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, | 21, 88, 154, 237, [298] |
| The Language of Flowers, by Jno. B. Duffey, | [277] |
| The Last of the Tie-Wigs, by Jared Austin, | [296] |
| The Tiny Glove—a May-Day Story, by Blanche, | [280] |
| The Young Enthusiasts, by Frank I. Wilson, | [309], 346 |
| To A. E. B., or Her who Understands it, by Adaliza Cutter, | [297] |
| Undersleeves and Caps, | [327] |
| Various Useful Receipts, | 69, 139, 205, 270, [335], 396 |
| Women of the Revolution, by Mrs. E. F. Ellet, | [293] |
| Ye Come to me in Dreams, by Nilla, | [279] |