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A large electrical apparatus, sufficiently powerful to give a moderate shock, without the Leyden Phial

Preparation of the Calf's head, made by Dr. Richard Harland [Harlan]

A corroded preporation of a Human heart shewing the internal Structure

The new and mysterious experiment of lighting cold platinum with a stream of cold hydrogen gas

Model of Cottle's thrashing machine

A dried preperation of human heart, with the Arteries and Veins Injected

A dried preperation of a Human Stomach with the Arteries Injected 8 years old

Thermometer invented by and pres[ente]d by Mr. Edward Clark

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

An injected preparation of a human Arm

"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

Model of a dry dock

Mr. Pike gilt very beautifully a skull (free of Expense) for the Museum to be marked after Dr. Galls System

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A Model of a New invented Telegraph