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Brown A, M. & Co., Agents for Rine- 

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California curiosities. G. \V. Tuitle, 

 Pasadena, California. 



Indian Relics: of all kinds in stone, for 

 cash, at fair prices. Send stamp for outlines 

 and description. C. E. Tribbett, Thornijwn, 

 Indiana. 



Minerals and Indian Relics. Students 

 Collections. Sent by Mail, Post-paid. Lists 

 Free. Isaac S. Kirk, Fremont, Pa. 



Minerals — Robert Burnham, 15 Chestnut 

 St., Providence, R. I. Sells choice minerals 

 cheap. 



Minerals — E. H. Ham, Henry, N. C. 

 Fine crystals from the "Old North State." 



MINERALS— Geo. L. English & Co., 64 

 E. 1 2th. St., New York. Best and most 

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Pacific coast shells, minerals, Indian 

 relics, bird skins, and Oregon ariow 

 points. D. M. Averill & Co., 286 Morrs m 

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Patents — ^John A. Saul, Atlantic B!dg, 

 Washington, D. C. does all business pertaining 

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Nine Oregon Arrow Points, post-paid for 

 25cts. D. M. Averill & Co., 286 Morrison 

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Steam Lapidary establishment. Miner- 

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 .J. G. Buxton, Milo Centre. N. Y. 



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Address, Charles E. Briggs, 

 Lisbon, Iowa. 



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