. Godey's lady's book . little illustrated guide to the cultivationof flowers and house plants, the care of bulbous roots,etc. etc., called The Parlor Gardener, has been latelypublished by Messrs. J. E. Tilton & Co., Boston, in theirwell-known elegant style. They will send it, post-paid,on receipt of its price, 60 cents. They are publishers of that valuable illustrated guideto drawing and painting of all varieties, called ArtKecreations, which they will also send, post-paid, onreceipt of price, $1 50. They have ready a new pricelist of artists goods, which they will send free. JUVENILE DEPARTM
. Godey's lady's book . little illustrated guide to the cultivationof flowers and house plants, the care of bulbous roots,etc. etc., called The Parlor Gardener, has been latelypublished by Messrs. J. E. Tilton & Co., Boston, in theirwell-known elegant style. They will send it, post-paid,on receipt of its price, 60 cents. They are publishers of that valuable illustrated guideto drawing and painting of all varieties, called ArtKecreations, which they will also send, post-paid, onreceipt of price, $1 50. They have ready a new pricelist of artists goods, which they will send free. JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. Articles that Children can make for Fancy Fairs, or forHoliday Presents. HARLEQUIN WATCH-POCKET. Materials.—Black filet, fourteen skeins of gold thread,any crochet silks you may have by you, a little blacksatin, stout card-board, and two and a half yards ofcolored cord. This pretty watch-pocket is in two parts. The f-ont,which is embroidered entirely over; and the back, ofwhich the upper part only is The Vandykes are done in gold thread; the spots in6ilks of as many different colors as possible. The card-board, cut out in the shapes seen in the engraving, iscovered on both sides with a piece of dimity, theblack satin. The netting is sewed over, and the edgesfinished with a handsome cord, which also serves tosuspend the pocket. The silks used for darning the spots should be as bril-liant and as varied as possible. We also give one or two little games for the entertain-ment of our young friends. BUFF WITH THE WAND. Having blindfolded one of the party, the rest take holdof each others hands in a circle around him, he holdinga long stick. The players then skip round him once,and stop. Buffy then stretches forth his wand and di-rects it by chance; and the person whom it touchesmust grasp the end presented, and call out three timesin a feigned voice. If Buffy recognizes him they chaugeplaces, but if not, he must continue blind, till he makesa right guess. THE E
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