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VOL. VIIL 



ALBION, N. Y , JUNE, 1891. 



No. 6 



Exchanges and Wants. 



Brief special announcements, "Wants," "Ex- 

 changes" inserteil in this deparf.neilt for USc 

 per a5 words. Noticesover:^> words, charged 

 at the rnte of ouc-half cent per word. No 

 notice inserted lor less than "Joe. Notices 

 which are merely indirect methods of soliciting 

 c;u3h purchasers c.;inuot be adinitted to these 

 coluuins under auj" cifcumst;;iices. Terms, 

 c;ish with order 



HAVK you re;\l Lattin's "Exchange Extra- 

 ordinary" in this Coi.oGiST? 



TO EXCHANGE. — Manton's '•Taxidermy 

 without a Te;R-her."'bovind in cloth. in tirst-clixs's 

 <"ondition ; for hest offer in Entomologists' sup- 

 plies. DAVID A. YOUNG. Washington 

 Heights, 111. 



exchange: -Will exchange New Jersey 

 «'ggs for same. Lattin"s value as per 1S91 Cata- 

 logue for yours, .tp^ off for mine. W. WIL-^ 

 KINS, Rabway. N. J. 



TO EXCH.ANGE.— Telegraph outfit complete 

 key. sounder, battery and wires; for Tuaehinists' 

 books or nickel plating outfit. WALDEN T. 

 ROWELL, Beaver Dam. Wisconsin. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A 23 cal. rifle globe and 

 ►•levatinc sights: for Telescope, 1 or more slides 

 ir<M'>d condition. .\U correspondence answered. 

 VEKRY MARKS. Newton, N. J. 



WANTED.— The correspondence of everyone 

 who is Interested in the collecting of Birds' 

 Eggs. Write, yon will never regret it. OS- 

 WOLD B. COOPER, Coffeyville, Kansas. 



WANTED.- The Boston -OmitholoLnst and 

 Oologist," previous to the year 188.5, also any 

 • >ther magazines fir works relating to Orntthol- 

 og}' for which I will give good exchange in eggs. 

 F. L. FARLEY. St. Thomas, Ont. 



TO EXCHANCJE.- Job Printing for Cones' 

 Key. Natural History Specimens and Curio. 

 Data.s and Laliels any way yoii want them. 

 Here is your chance, write "and make offer. 

 ELBERT L. POTTER. La Motte, Iowa. 



HAVE you read Lattin's "Exchange Extra- 

 ordinary" in this Oor.oGiST? 



TO EXCHANGE.— Large qiuuitity display 

 and bfxly type for bicycle or field glass. Curi- 

 osities in bulk for Bird Skins. GEO. GUELF. 

 T;i.xidermi.st, Brockport^ N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE.- Hopkins and Allen. 22 cal. 

 double iiotion re^•oIvers for be.st offer of eggs, 

 aiiiouutiug to Si'l.OO or over. C. G. SARGENT. 

 Winnebago City. Minn. 



WANTE D. — Good exchange in flrst-class 

 eggs (sets preferred) for Stamps, over 2200 var- 

 ieties. Eggs and Vols, of Golden Days. Con-es- 

 pondence desired, W. C. JONES, Box 23W 

 Uradford, Mas.s. 



FOR EVERY !?1.(X) worth of first-class sets, I 

 will give a valuable receipt for Arsenical Soap, 

 used at the Jardin des Plantes, Paris. A live 

 tame Hawk for best offer sets. W. LOUCKS, 

 Box 478. Peoria, 111. 



TO EXCHANGE. — Beautiful Cigarette Al- 

 bimis. Cards, etc. ; for Indian Relics, Fossils. 

 Curios. Confederate Stamps, Coins, etc. EWIN 

 L. DAVIS, Box 1.% TuUahoma, Tenn. 



I WISH to exchange first-class carefully iden- 

 tified sets, for the same not in my collection. 

 Reliable collectors send lists and receive mine. 

 HERBERT W. McBRIDE, Elkhart, Ind. 



I HAVE two bald Eagles' eggs, one end- 

 blown, other with large irregular hole in end. 

 to exchange for Rifle or Revolver. A. C. JOST. 

 WolfvUle. Nova Scotia. 



FOR EXCHANGE. — 900 different kinds of 

 United States and Foreign postage stamps. In 

 album, value $lfi: to exchange for best offer. 

 BURT RAYMOND. Addison. N. Y. 



WANTED. — Natural History specimens of 

 nearly all branches, in large or small quanti- 

 ties. Will exchange specimens or supplies, or 

 pay cash. Send list with lowest prices. I ha\t 

 some pai)er-cover "Davie's Keys" to exchange. 

 C. F. CAKR. Madison. Wis. Jeii 



:i VOLS. Harpers Young People. Old Coins, 

 .Stamps, Conff'derate Monev. International 

 Album. Send for list "and condition. 

 Send your lists. F. L. ENGLEBERT, Des j 

 Moines, Iowa. 



WANTED.— To purchase a good collection of 

 til -t-class Birds' Kggs. In Sets with datifc. Also ' 

 • c:,- singly and iu .sets. Address with li.sts and ! 

 i.n..- wanted. JAS. McEVOY Jn., Graham's I 

 Warehouse, Park Ave. and Dolphin St.. Balti- 

 more, Md. 



DAVIE'S "NESTS AND EGGS OF NORTH 

 .AMERICAN BIRDS."— In reply to dozens of 

 queries we take pleasure In aunotindng that 

 during the month f)f June we will exchange 

 iJavie's iuvaliuible work for any of the Eggs 

 wanted In our Exchange Extraordinary at tlie 

 following liberal rates: 



Paper cover edition $1.00 in Eggs and 40c cash 

 Flexible cloth " " " " (Vic " 



Kxtra " " " " " 90c " 



We make this offer for June only and will 

 never renew it. FRANK H. LATTIN, Albion, 

 N. Y. 



