In the following table of words, incorrectly pronounced, such as belong to New England are designated by the letters N.E.; those exclusively Western, by the letter W.; the Southern words by S.; the rest are common to various parts of the Union. In this attempt at classification, there are, doubtless, errors and imperfections; for an emigrant from Vermont to Illinois would introduce the provincialisms of his native district, into his new residence. Arter _for_ After. Ary " Either. Attackted " Attack’d. Anywheres " Anywhere. Bachelder " Bachelor. Bagnet " Bayonet. Bar " Bear, W. Becase " Because. Bile " Boil. Cheer " Chair. Chimbly " Chimney. Cupalo " Cupola. Cotch’d " Caught. Critter " Creature. Curous " Curious. Dar " Dare, W. Darter " Daughter. Deu " Do, N.E. Delightsome " Delightful. Drownded " Drown’d. Druv " Drove, W. Dubous " Dubious. Eend " End. Everywheres " Everywhere. Gal " Girl. Gin " Give. Git " Get. Gineral " General. Guv " Gave. Gownd " Gown. Har " Hair, W. Hath " Hearth, S. Hender " Hinder. Hist " Hoist. Hum " Home, N.E. Humbly " Homely, N.E. Hull " Whole, W. Ile " Oil. Innemy " Enemy. Jaunders " Jaundice. Jest " Just. Jeems " James. Jine " Join. Jist " Joist. Kittle " Kettle. Kiver " Cover. Larn " Learn. Larnin " Learning. Lives " Lief. Leetle " Little.