NATURAL SCIENCE NEWS. FOR THE STUDENT OF NATURAL HISTORY. VOLUME I. ALBION, N. Y. FRANK H. LATTIN, PUBLISHER. 1895-6. Natural Science News. VOL. 1. No. 1. Wants, Exchanges, and For Brief special announcements, "Wants." "Exchanges." For Sales," inserted in this departNotices over 35 words ment for 25c per 35 words. charged at the rate of one-half cent per each additional word. No notice inserted for less than 25c. Terms, cash with order. datas. - Full sets with TO EXCHANGE. skins and Indian pottery for mounted birds Send lists. and sets not in my collection. W. A. OLDFIELD, Port Sanilac, Mich. FOR SALE.-A well trained rabbit ferret, a great pet. Cheap. Address B. HETZEL, 35 Ohio Street, Allegheny, Pa. A MEMBER of the New York Genealogical Society and the Methodist Historical Society; for a moderate compensation would search church. probate and other public records to establish Address. DANIEL H. family lineage, etc. 1-it CARPENTER, Maplewood, N. J. INFUSORIAL EARTH, composed of thous ands of microscopic fossils, large specimen 10 and 25 cents. W. T. BEADLES, 814 West Marshall Street, Richmond, Va. TO EXCHANGE.-A World Type Writer in fine black walnut case, new, cost $17.50, for best offers. ALBION CARD WORKS, Albion, N.Y, WANTED.-Second-hand copies of Baldwin's "Orchids of New England," and A. B. Harris's "Wild Flowers and Where They Grow." Address. W. GERLACH, Jr., 604 Spring Street, Piqua, Ohio. WANTED.-Old coins, shells, and stamps in exchange for Canadian and Foreign stamps and eggs, CHARLIE BARTLETT,525 Dufferin Avenue, London, Canada. WE WANT you to send for our approved ALBION, N. Y., FEB. 2, 1895. Mass. Weekly, $1.00 a year FOSSIL ECHINODERMS from Cretaceous A. S. DUCKWORTH, Keosaubeds of Texas. qua, Van Buren Co., Iowa. WANTED-Coues' Key, second-hand. I have for exchange 400 continuous numbers of "Banner Weekly," good as new. also eggs in sets H. L. VANDEGRIFT, Ambler, Pa. for same. WANTED-Cones' Key, Ridgeway's Manual or Davie's Nests and Eggs. Also eggs and InWill give scientific and other books, egg cabinet, cash or botanical specimens GEO. A. RODMAN, Kingston, R. I. WANTED.-Strictly first class Birds Eggs indian relics. FOR SALE -Collection consisting of Indian, EXCHANGE.-Canada Postage and Revenue I WILL give 150 stamps for every Standard I also want Stamp Co's coupon sent me. Scott's Cat. 54th edition. R. M. BOOTH, Springfield. Ill. LOOK! LOOK! To every person sending me a 50c piece coined before 1875 I will give 1000 Adforeign stamps; 25c pieces same date 500. dress C. IRWIN SALTER, 1218 S. 8th St., Springfield, Ill. CAN procure Cal Murre eggs, coming season for sets, and birds in meat, many common specimens wanted. Everything sent A. No. 1.same expected in return. T. E. SLEVIN, 213 Sac ramento St.. San Francisco, Cal. BIRD Skins to exchange for same from other localities. Also a few mounted birds for same. wise arranged. LOUIS J. DENNING. Benton Specimens must all be first class unless other Harbor, Michigan. sheets at 40 per cent discount. We also have CIRCULARS.-Mailed to all parts of the United States and Canada, also distribute Circulars and Samples in Yates and Ontario counties, N. Y. Honest work. Reference given and required. Address. MAIL AND DISTRIBUTING AGENCY, George Walther, Manager, Rushville, N. Y. CLIMBING IRONS.-Wanted, second hand pair. Will give good exchange in books on Natural History or in eggs. DAVID FRANK LIN WEEKS, 761 First St., Portland, Oregon. FOR every dozen arrow points sent me I will give 15 different kinds of fossils, all fine ones J. M KILVINGTON, and correctly labled. Box 377. Mason City, Iowa. WANTED.-Second hand copies of Coues' WANTED.-Cheap for cash. I want to buy FOR SALE.-French magic lantern, cost $50. price $25. Views in $5-$10 1 ts, all in first-class order. JOHN E. HARRIS, Saint Francis, Fla. FOR SALE.-A 31x14 Petite Camera, featherweight tripod, three double plate holdPrice ers, complete outfit. 4x5 lens. Cost $38 $18. Good condition. JOHN E. HARRIS, St. Francis. Fla. MARINE, land, fresh water shells and CretaAll scientifically ceous Invertebrate fossils. named. To exchange for marine shells not in HÖMER SQUYER, Mingus my collection. ville, Mont. WANTED-Large singles and especially Will give first clas3 No's 20, 203, 351, 362, 129. sets of southern sea and land birds eggs the coming season- M. T. CLECKLY, 457 Greene St., Augusta, Ga. Notice--Want a first-class set 1-5 No. 751 with Will give 429, 1-2 nest. First-class data nest. FREDERICK HILL, given and expected. Lyme, Conn. WANTED-Old U. S. stamps prior to 1870 Will pay cash, birds eggs or and revenues. stamps. Look over your old envelopes. D. H. HAIGHT, Goshen, N. Y. from GOOD SPECIMENS. Cone-in-cone Chautauqua County. N Y. 25 cents each, post paid. B. J HATMAKER, Albion, N. Y. IDEAL BICYCLE Chain Lubricant solves Sample the problem. Big money for agents stick 10 cents. ROLPH & HATMAKER, Albion, N. Y. WANTED-4x5 Camera. State lowest cash price and make. Or I have a good C Clarionent &c., to exchange. Describe outfit fully. C. H. DICKINSON, Grand Rapids, Minn. WANTED Microscope and medical books in exchange for birds eggs. Indian relics and Pigeons for sale. Coop at Milwaukee Wis. V. T. MUEHLER, 201 Baltic, Brooklyn, N. Y. TO EXCHANGE.-Leaf from big tree of Cal-fancy pigeons. A maid ifornia, for a nickle made before 1878. en hair and golden back fern for a two-bit piece below same date. WM. B. PETERSON, Decoto, Calif. EXCHANGE.-Shells to exchange for shells. Send list first. MRS. T. E. RUGGLES, Milton, Mass. FOR EXCHANGE-1 Scovill Camera and tripod 44 x 51⁄2, complete, in good order. For W. hand camera or breech-loading shot gun. C. SCOTT, Port Hope, Ont. FOSSILS Will give foss'l sharks's tooth, SETS and singles, Mounted Birds and Fresh-bone, or shell for arrow points or eggs worth 10 cents. Fossil vertebræ for Indian relics or water and Marine Shells for Books on Birds or Eggs in sets, VERDI BURTCH, Penn Yan, eggs worth 50c, fossils for stamps. GEORGE H. PEPPER, Tottenville, S. I., N. Y. N. Y. WANTED-Eggs, skins, and botanical speci- WANTED -A fine Coyote skin with skull and complete for mounting, also some species of duck in the meat. A. E. KIBBE, Mayville. N. Y. WANTED.-Some live cocoons or Pupa of the Luna, Ceratocampa Regalis and the Imperial Moths and Papilo, Ajax, Llminites Arthemis, and Californica. Correspondence solicited. H. L. VAN DYKE, Edinboro, Pa. WANTED.-To onen correspondence with Naturalists in, or about to visit Tropical coun tries, with the view to penasing or engaging their services in collecting Butterflies. SHELLEY W. DENTON, Wellesley, Mass. EXCHANGE.-Rare Lepidoptea from Central and South America and India, for rare eggs in sets. with data. Nests if possible. LEVI W. MENGEL, Reading, Pa. FINE ENGLISH SETTER and Pointer puppies to exchange for eggs or books on Oology, or for sale cheap. They will find lots of ground nests and give you lots of sport. J. H. BROWN 113 Prentiss Street, Iowa City, Iowa. WE are Collectors and Taxidermists and we breed Mongolian Pheasants, and Japan “Chin " Dogs. Write us. MATTESON & MATTESON, Turner, Oregon WANTED.-The address of dealers having minerals, shells, curios, &c., to sell at wholesale, as I want to buy a stock for the retail trade. J. WM. ANDERSON, 131 Allen Street, Muskegon, Mich. WANTED.-Addresses of collectors who have Send prices. A. R. Indian relics for sale. OGDEN, Brocton. N. Y. WANTED.-All kinds of Birds. Mammals, etc., alive or dead. Will pay highest prices. W. DEAN, Taxidermist, 89 Falls St., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Cones' WANTED.--Second-hand copy of State price and Key. Will pay cash for same. condition in first letter. O.B. COOPER, Coffeeville. Kansas WANTED.-A series of nicely marked Guillemot eggs with complete datas. State what you have and lowest price. CHAS. A. O. STAŘK, 1 Sycamore Street, Buffalo, N. Y. FOR EXCHANGE.-Land and fresh water shells peculiar to Texas for lightly cancelled postage stamps, rarer sorts, of any country. H. G. ASKEW, Austin, Texas. COAST and winter birds for sale in the flesh, also mounted birds, deer heads and Fox skin mats. ALVAH G. DORR, Taxidermist and Fur J.2w Dealer, Bucksport, Me. When answering advertisements always mention the NATURAL SCIENCE NEWS. 1 |