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 "Young Idea" Mineral Cabinet. 



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Neat, novel and instructive for study. 

 "Eclipse"' Curiosity Cabinet. 



Contains 15 varieties of rai-e minerals, as fol- 

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PAD QKIV Extra large, finely mounted 

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