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Nuts taken of a Black Walnut Tree, from the side which is next to a hickory tree

Hair Ball, with the pollished [sic], taken out of the Stomach of a Cow

Seal, cut from a solid piece of wood, with a pen knife, by master Joseph Vogels of this city

A Stone taken out of the Stomach of a Horse 7 years old

A curious Knot of a Elm Tree, from Jefferson County State of Tenesee

A bone said to have been thrown up by the Eruptions in the Mississippi

A cluster of Pitch Pine, Burs [burls?] about 33 in number

The cuticle of the feet and hands of a negro boy, 16 years old; exfoliated by the Febris Scarlatina Anginosa

Hair Ball, taken from the stomach of a Bullock

A Hair-Ball, handsomely glased on the outside, taken from a Cow

A piece of an Anchor stock which had laid in St. Marys river about 18 months & eaten by the worms like a honey-comb

A piece of the root of a walnut tree, impregnated with iron ore

A curiously formed Knot of a Tree, found 6 miles below Phila.

A very singular formed root of a Beach Tree from the upper part of the Delaware river

broliman text

The Finger of Mr. Broliman