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Page 274-Second colunin, twenty-sixth line from the bottom, for "Newton," read "Newtown." So page 275, eleventh line.
Page 276-Second column, sixteenth line, and fifteenth line from the bottom, for "Cavalt," read "Covalt."
Page 277-First column, seventeenth line from the bottom, for "she," read "he."
Page 279-Second column, fourteenth line from bottom, for "has," read "was."
Page 280-Sixth line, for "Wickersham," read "Wickerham;" second column, twenty-fifth line from the bottom, for "whool," read "wool."
Page 282-Ninth line, for the first "of," read "to."
Page 283-Second column, twenty-fourth line, for "Britterfield," read "Butterfield."
Page 289-Fifteenth line, for "fortune," read "future."
Page 290-First column, twenty-second line from the bottom, for "William H. Bentlett," read "Josiah Bartlett."
Page 293-Second column, twenty-ninth line, for "or"" read "of."
Page 297-Second column, thirtieth line, for "Du Qusne," read "Du Quesne."
Page 298-Twenty-ninth line, for "Cullour," read "Cullom."
Page 299-Second column, ninth line from the bottom, for "Goff," read "Gaff."
Page 300-Second column, fourth line, for "Delphi," read "Delhi;" ninth live from the bottom, for "greatly," read "gently."
Page 301-Second column, twenty-second line, for "form," read "from."
Page 302-First column, sixteenth line from the bottom, for "town- ships," read "sections;" second column, seventh line from the bottom, and last line, for "Bondinot," read "Boudinot"-also in three places upon the next page.
Page 307-Seventh line, for "west," read "war."
Page 308 -- Second column, twelfth line from the bottom, for "legis- lation," read "legation."
- Page 309-twentieth line, for "Hewitt," read "Howitt." Next line, for "letter," read "letters."
Page 310-First column, fourth line from the bottom, for "Bendinot and Sims," read "Boudinot and Symmes." Last line, for "now," read "late."
Page 311-Second column, second line, from the bottom, for "you," read "your."
Page 312-First column, thirteenth line from the bottom, for "quar- ter," read "corner;" second column, thirteenth line from the bottom, for "appropriately," read "approximately."
Page 313-Tenth line, for "viver," read "river."
Page 316-First column, third line from the bottom, for "Punny," "read "Penny;" second column, seventeenth line, for "Lynne, " read "Lyme."
Page 321-Seventh line, for "damned," read "dammed;" twenty- eighth line, for "after," read "often;" seventeenth line from the bottom, for "Spata," read "Sparta."
Page 322-First column, twenty-sixth line from the bottom, for "Chapter IV," read "Chapters V and VI."
Page 323-Twenty-fifth line, for "crop," read "cross;" second column, ninth line, for "imminence," read "luxuriance."
Page 324-Twenty-fifth line, for "sight," read "site."
Page 328-Twenty-seventh and thirty-second lines, for "Bondinot," read "Boudinot."
Page 329-Twenty-fourth line, for "going," read "growing."
Page 330-Second column, sixteenth line from the bottom, for "Dr. Stephenwood," read "Dr. Stephen Wood."
Page 331-Twenty-seventh line, for "Shuts," read "Short's;" next line, in two cases, for "Shut," read "Short."
Page 335-Eighth and twelfth lines, for "Gaudy," read "Goudy."
Page 336-Second line, for "finally," read "firmly;" twenty-sev- enth line, in two cases, for "Erchel," read "Erckel." Second column, twenty-seventh line, for "Kember," read "Kemper."
Page 337-Twentieth line from the bottom, remove "Carthage," and make it a head to this and the following paragraphs.
Page 342-Eleventh line, for "Bondinot," read "Bondinot;" second column, ninth line from thr bottom, for "away," read "way."
Page 343-First column, eighth line from the bottom, for "front," read "feet." Second column, twenty-fifth line, for "Flamer," read "Flamen."
Page 345-Second column, sixteenth line from the bottom, for "Erkenbecker," read "Erkenbrecker;" twenty-first line, for "Fang- man, " read "Fangman."
Page 346-First column, twenty-second line from the bottom, for "fort," read "forte. Second column, eighth line from the bottom, for "Carey," read "Cary;" sixth line, for "are," read "were."
Page 349-Twenty-second line, for "cut," read "out."
Page 350- Second column, twenty-fifth line from the bottom, for "tracks," read "tracts."
Page 351-First column, eighth line from the bottom, for "picture," read "Picture." Second column, first line, for "of," read "at;" twenty- second line trom the bottom, for "horses, " read "houses." .
Page 353-Second column, fourteenth line from the bottom, for "Covall's," read "Covalt's."
Page 357-First column, fifth line from the bottom, for "journal of a tour," read "Journal of a Tour."
Page 358-Second column, seventh line from the bottom, for "track," read "tract."
Page 359-Fifteenth line, for "fuel," read "food;" eighteenth line, for "with," read "is worth;" twenty-ninth line, for "Langworth," read "Longworth;" thirty-eighth line, for "1880," read "1870."
Page 361-First column, eleventh line from the bottom, for "the," read "two."
Page 363 -- Twenty-seventh line, for "McCasken," read "Mc- Cashen;" twenty-third line from the bottom, for "Lochland," read "Lockland." Second column, twelfth line, for "the," read "two."
Page 364-First column, twenty-fifth line from the bottom, for "then," read "than." Second column, fourth line, for "are," read
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"is," and for "firm," read "farm;" thirteenth line, for "the," read "an."
Page 365-Ninth line, before "once," insert "at;" thirty-third line, for "relative," read "relation."
Page 367-First column, last line, for "transit," read "Transit."
Page 369-Second column, thirty-first line, for Elenord," read "Elenora."
Page 370-Twenty-eighth linc, put "and Cary B." after "Iowa."
Page 377-Seventh line, for "or," read "as;" first column, twenty- ninth line from the bottom, for "Granque," read "Gianque;" thirty- fourth linc, for "Stenell," rend "Sterrett."
Page 378-First line, after "which," insert "was;" sixth line, for "Mendham," read "Windham;" first column, sixteenth line from the bottom, for "leading," read "reading."
Page 379-Second column, eighteenth line from the bottom, for "Baldwood," read "Baldwin;" ninth line, for "Cogg," read "Cogy;" sixth line, after "years," read "ago."
Page 381-Fifteenth line, for "shown," read "shone."
Page 384-Ninth line, for "these," read "three;" second column, eleventh line, for "administrate, " read "administer."
Page 386-First column, twentieth line from the bottom, for "Hitts," read "Hilts."
Page 387-Sixteenth line, for "Haldermann," read "Haldeman."
Page 388-Twenty-sixth line, for "considerable" read " consider- ably;" and for "same," read "corresponding;" second line, for "only," read "one;" second column, twentieth line, for "otherwise,' read "other ways;" seventh line from the bottom, for "Shawn," read "Sharon;" second line, for "or," read "of."
Page 392-Second column, fourteenth line, for "Cortelym," read "Cortelyon."
Page 393-Fifteenth line, after "south," insert " line of the town- ship;" first column, twenty-fourth line from the bottom, for "Vooheese- town," read "Voorheesctown;" second column, eighth line, for "and the," read "another," nineteenth line from bottom, for "admission," read "a division;" eighth line, for "Cortelym," read "Cortelyou."
Page 394- First column, seventh line from the bottom, after " cen- tury," read "later."
Page 395-Second column, seventeenth line, before "his, " insert "at." Page 398-Second column, twenty-seventh line, for "Frorence," read " Florence."
Page 399-First column, second line from the bottom, and in several places above, for " Nenfarth," read " Neufarth."
Page 402-Second column, fifth line, for "pretty," read "petty."
Page 404-Thirty-second line, for "cheery," read "cherry."
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