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FOR EXCHANGE:— 240 Tobacco Tags, 175 FOREIGN BOOKS. We will import for 



varieties, for U. S. and Foreign postage you any works on Gardens. Indian Art, Ireland 



stamps. EVERETT E. JOHNSON. 9 Bart- ItalianBooks, Law, Manuscript, Numismatics, 



lett St., Lewiston Maine. Political Economy, State Papers, Spanish 



— T,.„^^,,,^„,^ — ;^^ ;: : ~ — T' Books. Astronomy, Botany. Entomology, Fur- 



,J,¥^*-'P™'^ , ^'^''°"*' '"^"^^^ "^ U- ^; esty. Medical, Physics, Oniiihnl,,gy, , Sport- 

 Will exchange for line mmerals, lossils. Land jQg, Surgical, Geology, Horses, Fishes, 

 and iresh Water Shells, also have Jockobin. Fencing Falconry Che.ss Archery Ang- 



'^^"'ll'ii^.'xf'^i!;"^'^?' ^''"x^.'^^'" 'V?*??- I- t- li"g. Romances, 'French, Books,' Clai- 



W. DEAN, 37 Falls St., Niagara tails, N. Y. gieg, Bibles. Arabic Literature, Africa, 



' FOR SALE to highest bidder, good Stev- Australia^ Burmah, Ceylon, Egypt Hebrew, 

 ens target rilie, cartridge and reloading tools; ^.^^l'^' ^\^^^^\ ^'^'ll'^; ^ancript Literature, 

 and Coues' Key. For particulars address a 1"' key, also a large list of books on the Oc- 

 onee. GUY K. BARNES, Strawberry Point, cult Sciences, Superstitions, c\:c. Advise us 

 T ■' what you wish books on and we will send 



list with prices. W. F. WEBB, Mgr., Al- 



FOR SALE:— Large lot of Mexican Onyx, bion, N. Y. 



either in chunks or sawed slabs and pieces »ir a xttt^ n » r^ ■ at i /-i i 



from i to 2 inches thick. A lot of money can WANTED at once a Dana s Manual Geolo- 



be made polishing same. A reasonable offer p,', \=}tf * f ''t[°°' ''"f «*, exchange. Send 



foL-oQ it w V ws'RR Mnr,. Aih;„r. xr Y full list of books you have to exchange. W. 



takes it. W.t. WEBB, Mgr., Albion, N. 1. ^ WERR Mar Alhinn NY ^ 



F. WEBB, Mgr., Albion, N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE:— Coifs Single Action r^. ^ _c. n^i. . 



ArmyRevoiver,4.'5cai., Colt's c.F.,4rinbbi., Do you Want Tine l>1inerals 



good as new: lot of Printer s Type, etc. and f ^ a,, ^ ^^e world? 



eggs of Carolina Junco with nests, to ex- 

 change for Quackenbush Bicycle Rifle, Rare, choice, cheap. Perfection, quality.. beauty and 

 "Knick-prhncker" or "Kitrhtln\Tl,-" Cnmpi-i Color. Very tine crystals, brilliant colors, vyonder- 

 JvniCKerooekei Ol iVlgntnaWk L-amei.l, fui combination. Hiuidreds of rare and beautifiU 

 or Brehen s "J.ilte Ot Animals ' (Chicago edl- things to enrich and adorn your cabinet. Very low 

 tioD). THAD. SURBER, White Sulphur prices. Write to me. It will pay you. 

 Springs, West Virginia. ARTHUR N. FULLER, Lawrence, Kansas. 



What Have You to Exchange? 



I want new or si-eoud hand copies of books on any branch of Natural History, especially 

 the following — In Botany any of Gray's, Wood's, Lesquereaux, Goodale's or Hough's works. 

 In (feology, Mineralogy antl" Palaeontology any of Dana's. Winchell's, Miller's and Geiker's 

 works. In Conchology any of Tryon's, Sowerby's, Gill's or Woodward's works. In Entomol- 

 ogy any of Packard's, Comstock's. Maynai'd's, Edward's or Scudder's works. In Ornithology, 

 Oology and Taxidermy any of Baird's, Bendire's' Brewer's, Brewster's, Cassin's, Chapman's 

 Cory's, Cones', Davie's, DeKay's, Fisher's, Gentry's, Goss', Hornaday's, Mellwraith's, May- 

 nard's. Minot's, Nuttall's, Nehrling's, Raine's, Ridgeway's Shufeldt's, Samuels', Studer's, War- 

 ren's or Wilson's works. Also back Nos. of the Auk, Ibis. Ornithologist and Oologist, Nidiol- 

 ogist or any other Natural Science Journal printed in last 50 years. 



Thousands of dollars worth of books have accumulated in the libraries of our public insti- 

 tutions and public men. most of which cost them nothing and are valued at about as much. 

 The demand for specializing in the various branches of science makes many of them of inter- 

 est. Send your list of State and Government publications and state what you want to ex- 

 change for. 



We also desire nice Jb.isils from all sections, nice showy crystalized minerals, anything in 

 the curio line. 



We have a special call for Helix and Uniodx from all parts of the U. S. Fine modern In- 

 dian Relics, such as beaded tobacco pouches, war clubs, etc., ancient stone and Hint relics or 

 all kinds desired. Do not particularly care for points but want drills, axes, celts, hammer 

 stones, pipes, pottery, discoidals, gorgets, banner stones, bird annulets, etc., any copper of 

 bone implements, iron axe or tomahawks. Rare clutches of birds eggs and the rarer skins 

 always desired. 



Parties having large collections of anything listed above or know of really desirable col- 

 lections will favor us by dropping a card in regard to it. 



I CAN OFFER in exchange a veiy tine assortment of birds eggs in sets or singles, fully 

 200 kinds and several thousandnspecimens, some good Florida bird and mammal skins, sub- 

 scriptions to the Museum and copies of our O. & O. Manual, fully 100 kinds of minerals that 

 we have a large surplus of, some nice fossils from B:id Lauds, Ohio, etc., curios, such as 

 Shark, Skate or Devil Fish Eggs, Hermit Crab in shell, Shark and Alligator Teeth and a hun- 

 dred other curios, .some choice Star Fish, several kinds Sea Urchins, etc., Sea Ferns, Fans, 

 Sponges, Flexible Coral, etc., tine marine shells from Florida, fully 100 kinds, and for extra 

 desirable material will offer books and supplies of all kinds. 



Wo prefer large exchanges to small ones as it is frequently as much labor to attend to a 

 $1.00 exchange as to a $10.00 one. However send us lists of what you have aud if you do not 

 _get a reply promptly you may conclude we cannot use the material you offer at present. 

 Faithfully, WALTER F. WEBB, Mgr., Albion, N. Y. 



