THE OREGON NATURALIi^T. 



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 A. B. CRIM, 



MiDDLEVILLE, [HeRKIMER CO.,} NeW VoRK. 



THE EAGLE CLAW 



WISCONSIN COLLECTIONS. 



1 Nice fragment Mound Pottery 12 cents. 



6 Species named Land Shells i2 " 



5 " " Fresh Water Shells 12 " 



3 " " Unionidae I2 " 



lO " " Coleoptera 12 " 



5 Different Curios 12 



2 Turtle Eggs 12 " 



50 Printed Bird Skin Tags 12 " 



6 Scales of Gar Fish 12 " 



6 Species Arachniea 17 



4 " named Myriapods 17 " 



I Named Snake 17 



1 Painted Turtle, size half dollar 17 " 



2 Eggs Night Heron, data, chipped holes. . . 17 " 



I Nice Skin Snowflake 17 " 



I " " Lapland Longspur 17 '" 



All the above for $2.00 Every collection fro;n 

 Dodge Co., Wis. 



5 Species Marine Shells I2 cents 



I Rare Salamander, Desmognathus brimle'ornm 



(.Arkansas) 27 cents. 



I Perfect Skull of Muskrat, (Dodge Co.) 40 " 



The 19 collections for 83.00. Everything pre-paid at 

 above prices. Stamps accepted for sum less than sects 

 W. E. Smvdkr, Naturalist, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. 



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l"Kpp' my neat Approval Sheets of 

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 will receive several specimens of some very 

 OLD West Indian shells. Have been ga'hered 

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