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The following typographical errors were corrected.
| Page | Error | Correction |
| viii | EXPOSE | EXPOSÉ |
| viii | BY JOHN BULL | BY JOHN BULL. |
| viii | HOMEOPATHIC | HOMŒOPATHIC |
| ix | TWO-HUNDRED | TWO HUNDRED |
| ix | “ADVANTAGE CARDS.” | “ADVANTAGE-CARDS.” |
| x | DIVINING GOBLINS. | DIVINING.—GOBLINS. |
| x | SORCEROR. | SORCERER. |
| x | ZUTE | ZIITO |
| x | MR. WRIGHT'S SIGEL | MR. WRIGHT'S SIGIL |
| x | WHISKERFUSTICUS. | WHISKERIFUSTICUS |
| x | RELIGOUS HUMBUGS | RELIGIOUS HUMBUGS |
| x | IMPOSTER | IMPOSTOR |
| x | A RELIGOUS HUMBUG | A RELIGIOUS HUMBUG |
| 25 | attractt he | attract the |
| 32 | Quixotte. | Quixote |
| 32 | Great Britian | Great Britain |
| 37 | million of frances | million of francs |
| 39 | “California Menagrie,” | “California Menagerie,” |
| 47 | THE GOLDEN PIGEONS—GRIZZLY ADAMS—GERMAN CHEMIST—HAPPY FAMILY—FRENCH NATURALIST. | THE GOLDEN PIGEONS.—GRIZZLY ADAMS.—GERMAN CHEMIST.—HAPPY FAMILY.—FRENCH NATURALIST. |
| 56 | “Golden Australian Pigeons,” | ‘Golden Australian Pigeons,’” |
| 57 | PHELADELPHIA | PHILADELPHIA |
| 58 | package of Pease’s | package of “Pease’s |
| 60 | ‘pay,’ havn’t | ‘pay,’ haven’t |
| 64 | tragic scene.’ | tragic scene.” |
| 65 | is now published’ | is now published. |
| 79 | after the trying | after the tying |
| 91 | Britian | Britain |
| 92 | dextrously | dexterously |
| 110 | pretentions | pretensions |
| 111 | Presidental | Presidential |
| 115 | invocations, adressed | invocations, addressed |
| 115 | complete success | complete success. |
| 115 | in ecstacy | in ecstasy |
| 119 | Spirtual Photography | Spiritual Photography |
| 119 | MRS. COANT’S | MRS. CONANT’S |
| 119 | called the trance. | called the trance.” |
| 122 | occuping | occupying |
| 127 | professsed | professed |
| 136 | supervison | supervision |
| 141 | she was pregnant | she was pregnant. |
| 143 | guage-faucet | gauge-faucet |
| 147 | by this expose, | by this exposé |
| 156 | vermillion | vermilion |
| 161 | Cliquot | Clicquot |
| 170 | But you bid | “But you bid |
| 173 | persverance | perseverance |
| 180 | $200, | $200,” |
| 185 | cant | can’t |
| 189 | SUBTERANEAN | SUBTERRANEAN |
| 190 | prospecters | prospectors |
| 194 | Napolean | Napoleon |
| 195 | reaity | reality |
| 199 | matter of form;” | matter of form; |
| 200 | as follows: | as follows:” |
| 202 | impudence then | impudence than |
| 210 | they prefered | they preferred |
| 211 | odorifous | odoriferous |
| 211 | apprized | apprised |
| 213 | etc. etc., | etc., etc., |
| 213 | Holland! | Holland!” |
| 216 | April 21st. | April 21st, |
| 221 | merchandize | merchandise |
| 225 | Every body | Everybody |
| 227 | stock—The | stock—the |
| 228 | all winter | All winter |
| 229 | coin than than | coin than |
| 232 | CHAPTER XXVII. | CHAPTER XXVIII. |
| 234 | Popocatapetl | Popocatepetl |
| 237 | over to Williamsburgh | over to Williamsburg |
| 242 | FLORENCE | FLORENCE. |
| 245 | gullability | gullibility? |
| 246 | maccaroni | macaroni |
| 246 | sold almost- | sold almost |
| 252 | domicil | domicile |
| 265 | “The suggestion, | The suggestion, |
| 269 | with faces of | “with faces of |
| 271 | The “Albany | the “Albany |
| 271 | “the New York | the “New York |
| 274 | enclyclopedias | encyclopedias |
| 276 | Magnficent | Magnificent |
| 280 | Pensylvania | Pennsylvania |
| 281 | ridiculing Beecher. | ridiculing Beecher." |
| 281 | fusilade | fusillade |
| 284 | THE ACTOR | THE ACTOR. |
| 286 | sovereigns.” | sovereigns.’ |
| 287 | “Now Sir,” said he, “I wish | “‘Now Sir,’ said he, ‘I wish |
| 287 | this house alone.” | this house alone.’ |
| 288 | However, before | “However, before |
| 291 | futhermore | furthermore |
| 298 | ghost havin | ghost having |
| 305 | amissable | admissible |
| 307 | CHAPTER. XXX. | CHAPTER XXXVII. |
| 317 | Holy Ghost. | Holy Ghost.” |
| 318 | ho, ho! | ho, ho!” |
| 320 | failed; | failed: |
| 322 | swarthy and wizzened | swarthy and wizened |
| 324 | “prime-minister, | “prime-minister,” |
| 327 | Mr Worrall | Mr. Worrall |
| 334 | transmigra- | transmigration |
| 339 | elysium | Elysium |
| 339 | Antionette | Antoinette |
| 341 | remarked.” I | remarked. “I |
| 341 | Constantiople | Constantinople |
| 342 | What message | “What message |
| 342 | “She does | She does |
| 346 | from the the Court | from the Court |
| 348 | evidently had’nt | evidently hadn’t |
| 351 | could’nt seem | couldn’t seem |
| 354 | CHAPTER LXII. | CHAPTER XLII. |
| 355 | Raisonnée, | Raisonnée,” |
| 363 | Constantiople | Constantinople |
| 367 | arms, &c., | arms, &c., |
| 368 | hand seveeral | hand several |
| 368 | no Riza Rey | no Riza Bey |
| 375 | enthusiams | enthusiasms |
| 375 | ascetisms | asceticisms |
| 381 | intepretation | interpretation |
| 382 | doggrel | doggerel |
| 392 | HUMBUGS NO. 2 | HUMBUGS NO. 2. |
| 393 | know!) | know!), |
| 398 | hard-fisted | hard-fisted, |
| 403 | other beasts: | other beasts; |
| 423 | revisted | revisited |
| Ads 3 | N.B | N.B. |
| Ads 3 | United States | United States. |
| Ads 3 | in full | in full. |
| Ads 3 | MISERABLES—In | MISERABLES.—In |
| Ads 3 | self-culture | self-culture. |
| Ads 4 | MARIAN GREY— do | MARIAN GREY.— do. |
| Ads 5 | RUE | TRUE |
| Ads 5 | OW | HOW |
| Ads 5 | do | do. |
| Ads 5 | FEMME.) | FEMME). |
| Ads 7 | DRIFTING ABOUT, | DRIFTING ABOUT. |
| Ads 8 | ABOUT WOMEN | ABOUT WOMEN. |
| Ads 8 | HUGH MILLER | HUGH MILLER. |
The following words had inconsistent spelling and hyphenation: