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drill-plough

A drill-plough, and a plough for weeding and hoeing, particularly for garden use

Richard Harlan's Collection of Craniology and Comparative Anatomy

A new invented wheel for Mills, to work by the flowing of Tides, invented by Simon Willard, Junr. a native of Massachusetts, New England

An injected preparation of a human Arm

A corroded preperation of human Kidney shewing Arteries Veins, and Ureters

Model of a dry dock

plate

A Model of a New invented Telegraph

A Dried preperation of a Human Stomach, with the Arteries Injected. An Adult

Model of a power screw, made in Germany

The forefoot of a horse, injected

phantasmagoria

A pair of Mr. Lewis Kunits's patent improved Cupping Glasses, with a pair of the Common kind

"5 jars shewing the results of Dr. [George] Hunter's analysis of City Pump Water, viz. 220 gallons of Water evaporated yielded 24 ox. common salt, 32 oz. Salt Petre, 17 oz. Magnesia, and 12 oz. Lime

Numerous additions to the Philosophical Apparatus, execu[te]d by Franklin Peale

Model of an improved spinning-wheel