Number 80.

A GualO MunnT.
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fnthe recent excavation at Icbaboe.
mummy was found, which was bro,t
10 England. The body is that of a
full grown man, enclosed in a coffin
which is yet perfectly entire, as also
the trowsers and shirt Of the deceased
the former Of duck and the latter oe
cotton, both Of which, on being tried.
retained all the strength of the new
fabric. The body itself, says an ac.
count in an Enulish paper, seems a.
IT it were tanned leather; the flesh
has become, in great measure ab-
sorbed with all the softer animal Tic.
sues; but the muscular developement
remains firm, and the veins and Ten.
dons OF the extremities are curiouslv
shown stretched over the bones. The
teeth are still white and sound; and
the hair still curls on the head. Tho
color Of the body is dark brown. ard
the whole exhibition is an interestinc
one. II is supposed to have been the
mate of ship, buried there more
than century ago, as some records
prove.-Sdt. Post.