The end result of this attempted deciphering--in addition to several other documents and manuscripts--was a bound book simply titled "Egyptian Alphabet" that contained Smith's interpretations of the Egyptian glyphs.
The end result of this attempted deciphering was a collection of documents and manuscripts now known as the Kirtland Egyptian papers. One of these manuscripts was a bound book simply titled "Grammar & A (l) phabet of the Egyptian Language" that contained Smith's interpretations of the Egyptian glyphs.