on the Indians of Nova Scotia, [321];

translates Martin’s Jogues, [323];

on the Wisconsin Indians, [327];

Dict. Français-Onontagué, [424];

Lib. of Amer. Linguistics, [425];

its contents, [425];

French Onondaga Dict., [425].

[Shell-heaps], [391];

contemporary with the cave-men, [391];

contents of those in No. America, [392];