E. R. MANZY, Lock Box 19, Bloomfield, Sonoma Co., Cal. * * * * * Rare minerals, books, sea-shells, pressed flowers, and flower seeds, for rare foreign stamps, fossils, old coins, or Indian arrow-heads or pottery. Offers of exchange for a magic lantern solicited. JOHN MCKEEVER, 212 East 113th St., New York City. * * * * * Solid lead ore, for foreign stamps (no duplicates). JOE S. MCKNIGHT, Care of Pennsylvania Vaccine Company, Chambersburg, Franklin Co., Penn. * * * * * Foreign and United States stamps and postmarks, for old coins or stamps. Nicaragua stamps especially desired. GEORGE W. MCFARLAND, 121 Stockton St., Trenton, N. J. * * * * * Twenty-five foreign stamps, for an Indian arrow-head and a few good United States stamps. Old issues of 2-cent stamps especially desired. THOMAS F. MANAHAN, P. O. Box 388, New York City. * * * * * Ten foreign stamps, for one foreign coin. CHARLES H. OSLER, Mechanicstown, Frederick Co., Md. * * * * * Stamps from Germany, France, Italy, Denmark, Holland, England, Belgium, and a few other countries, for stamps from other countries than those above named. Please exchange several stamps at a time. DOUGLASS D. MOORE, Care of Tom Moore, Livingston, Polk Co., Texas. * * * * * A piece of wood from the "Drake" well, the first oil well ever put down, for Indian relics, ocean curiosities, minerals, rare stamps, or anything suitable for a museum. FRANK MCFARLAND, Titusville, Penn. * * * * * Foreign stamps, for old coins. ROBERT NOBLE, 221 North Twelfth St., Richmond, Wayne Co., Ind. * * * * * Minerals, moss, and flower seeds, for a bracket-saw or an Indian bow and arrows. Please write before sending any package. C. H. NICHOLS, Cumming, Forsyth Co., Ga. * * * * * Postmarks, for minerals. Pressed ferns from Illinois, for ocean curiosities. WINNIE NEEDLES and BERTIE ELLIS, Nashville, Washington Co., Ill. * * * * * Insects, postmarks, foreign stamps, stones from Indiana, small shells from White River, different kinds of woods, and flints from Texas, for foreign coins, sea-shells, and all kinds of curiosities. African, Asiatic, and South and Central American coins especially desired. CHARLES E. OLDACRE, P. O. Box 341, Noblesville, Hamilton Co., Ind. * * * * * Ten United States postmarks and a rattlesnake rattle, for any kind of ore except gold. Soil from Nebraska, for ocean curiosities.