THE YOUNG OOLOGIST. 



Exchanges and Wants. 



Brief special announcements. "Wants," "Ex- 

 changes," inserted in this department for 25 centti per 

 25 words. Notices over 25 words charged at the rate 

 of one-half cent per word. No notice inserted for less 

 than 25 cents. Notices which are merely indirect 

 methods of soliciting cash purchasers cannot be ad- 

 mitted to these columns under any circumstances. 

 Terms, cash with order. 



To Exchange. — A fine collection of Minerals for a 

 hand-painted scenery. Must be new. Address D. 

 C. WOODEND. 260 Park St., Denver, Col. 



To ExcHANciE. — I have representative Fossils from 

 the Lower Silurian, Cincinnati Group, Upper Silurian, 

 Clinton Group, and Trilobites Caiyi'ifne Seitaria, 

 which I would like to exchange for fine Fossils, Min- 

 erals and Coins. BRAINERD B. THRESHER, 

 Dayton, Ohio. 



E. W. LAPP, 417 N. 32nd St., Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Between 1,000 and 1,500 Postage Stamps ; collection 

 of over 600 tin Tobacco Tags ; $i=..oo worth of Peri- 

 odicals, such as " Golden Days," "Harper's Young 

 People," etc', for a Bird's Egg Cabinet, side-blown 

 Bird's Eggs, in sets, with data, Oological Instruments, 

 or books for the Oologist. 25 rare Siamps, all differ- 

 ent, for everj' egg of No. 115, 128, 168, 378b, 388, 494 

 or 4Q5. Write first. 



Over 500 fine Stamps, in a Scott's Cloth-bound 

 International Stamp-book, for a Cent of 1799, or for 

 100 different Bird's Eggs — cent preferred. S. CROM- 

 WELL, Dobbs Ferry. N. Y. 



Eggs for Exchange. — A number of desirable 

 kinds in original sets, with data, including a few of 

 the Florida Lhnpki}t. Address with li-t. 



THOS. H. JACKSON. 



West Chester, Pa. 



Hard Time Tokens. 



I Am I not a woman and a sister, uncirculated, 5u ; 

 I Am I not a woman and a sister, fine, 35 ; i Am I not 

 a woman and a sister, good, 25 ; i Loco Foco, very 

 good, 50; I Plain system, void of Pomp, fair to good, 

 35 ; 1 Center Market, good, 10 ; Center Market, fair, 

 5; I Phcenix. very good, 10; i Phceni.x, good, 5 ; 1 

 Merchant Exchange, fine, 25 ; 1 Merchant Exchange, 

 very good, 20; i Merchant Exchange, good, 10; t 

 Merchant Exchange, fair, 5 ; i Merchant Exchange, 

 Wall St., very good, 20; i Merchant Exchange, Wall 

 St., good. 15 ; 1 Merchant Exchange, Wall St., fair, ^\ 

 1 Jackson in Safe, uncirculated, 25 ; i Jackson in 

 Safe, fine, 20 ; i Jackson in Safe, good, 15 ; 1 Jackson 

 in Safe, fair, 5 ; i Hog running, very good, 15 ; i Hog 

 running, good, 10; i Sub Treasury on Tortoise, 

 Executive Ex., fine 20; i Sub Treasury on Tortoise, 

 Executive Ex., good, 15 ; 1 Sub Treasury' on Tortoise, 

 Executive Finomering, good, 25; i Ship, seven mil- 

 lions for defence, good, 10 ; i Ship, seven millions for 

 defence, fair, 5 ; i Wrecked Ship, with Lightning, 

 fine, 25 ; i Wrecked Ship, with Lightning, good, 10 ; 

 I Ship dismantled, fine, 20 ; i Ship dismantled, good, 

 10 ; I Mint Drap, good, 25 ; 10 Stove Caids, large and 

 small, 50 ; from good to uncirculated. Postage extra ; 

 I Nova Constellation, good, 75 ; 3 Virginia etc., fair, 

 each, 25 ; 2 Massachusetts, fair, 20 ; i Massachusetts, 



good, 35; 



Fug 



good, 25; I Fugio, fair, 15; i 



North American Token, fair, 25 ;_ i Woods half-penny, 

 ver^' good, i^o ; 15 Con. cent, fair to poor, lot 1.50 ; 5 

 New Jersey els, poor to fair, lot, 75 ; i Feuchtwanger 

 cent, good, 10 ; \ Feuchtwanger cent, pierced, poor, 5 ; 

 1 Bucfclin Book, keeping Fray, about scarce, good, 50. 

 Address, R. R. GAY. 



30 Allen St., Rochester, N. V. 



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We do all kinds of Job Printing, in the latest and 

 best styles, at bottom prices. 



Data Blanks^ Naturalists Labels^ 



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Printed to order with Neatness and dispatch. 

 Send us copy, or write us what you want, and get 

 our prices before giving orders elsewhere. We will 

 save you money. Address 



A. M. EDDY, 



West Kendall, N. Y. 



MINERAL CURIOSITIES 



MANUFACTURED FROM 



Minerals of the Rocky Mountains. 



The Mineral Horse Shoe. 



The shoe is about the size of a common horse's 

 shoe, the center is lined with satin, and covered on the 

 outer edges with 20 varieties of minerals, all labelledi 

 found in Colorado, sent Post-paid on receipt of $1.00 



Mineral Collection. 



A collection of 20 varieties of minerals and petrifica- 

 tions, all labelled, sent post-paid on receipt of 50c. 



The Mineral Pin Cushion. 



The Pin Cushion is a^x 3J4. The top is covered 

 with satin, the four sides with 20 varieties of 

 minerals; is very useful as well as ornamental, sent 

 post-paid on receipt of $i.oo. 



Students Collection 



of 28 minerals and petrifications, sent post-paid on 

 receipt of $1.00. 



Boys or Anyone. 



If you want a nice scarf-pin, made of Colorado's 

 bright gold-bearing ore, I will send you one post-paid 

 on receipt of 2sc. 



D. C. WOODEND, 



260 Park Street, 

 DENVER, COLORADO. 



