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A Fishing Hook, which has a bony concretion around it

The Water in one of the City Hydrant Pumps becoming offensive, the place being opened, it was found to be owing to a quantity of fibrous Roots proceeding from a Lombardy Poplar

A Calculus found on the commons of Philadelphia, supposed to be formed in the body of a horse

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

A Twig inclosed in a large growth of Mulbery

Hair Ball, taken from the stomach of a Calf 6 weeks old

A hair ball found in the Stomach of an Ox 3 years old

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

Three stone[s] taken out of a Bullocks Kidney

Pig-nut Bark, with Insects, shewing the ramifications made by the young or grub, from the parent

Part of a Calculus, from a Horse, found 4 feet in the Mud on Newtown flats

A curious specimen of Glass, found at Port Elizabeth [N.J.], morris's [Maurice] river

A handsome display of penmanship by Miss E. Rogers, at the Hartford Female Academy, aged thirteen

A Species of Fungus, found suspended on the end of a limb of a hickory Tree

A Calculus, taken out of the Stomach of a Llama, which caused its death