I will exchange a painting outfit, for a scroll-saw or a good printing-press; a piece of flint from Ohio, for the same from any other State; or Indian arrow-heads, for old cents, half-cents, or foreign coins.
Frank Rawie, Canton, Stark Co., Ohio.
Correspondents will please take notice that my stock of lead ore is exhausted. I will try and get some more this summer if they will wait.
I will exchange a collection of 252 stamps, for a printing-press.
Newton Compton,
Care of Rev. J. M. Compton, Rural Grove,
Montgomery Co., N. Y.
I wish to exchange a magic lantern, with twenty-two slides, all packed in a strong box, for a number of good books. Correspondents will please state how many and what books they are willing to give, stating title and name of author. I will accept the best offer. I am twelve years old.
James Bidswell,
P. O. Box 183, Los Angeles, Cal.
I will give twenty-five specimens of minerals, twelve different-sized Indian arrow-heads, twenty-two different coins, with paper money, 300 postage stamps, a stuffed turtle, a shark's-egg case, and many other things suitable for a cabinet, to any person who will send me a good printing-press, with chase not less than 5 by 7½ inches, with type, etc. Please write before sending. Press must be in working order.