GIANT SKELETON.
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Almost all the bones of an immense skeleton
were excavated few days since by some persons
engaged in digging mill race, one mile from
Bucyrus, in Crawford county, Ohio. The Demo-
crat says:


"Fartber search being made on Monday and
yesterday, the most of the bones necessary to the
formation of complete skeleton have been found,
and among the rest the ENTIRE SKULL, with its
upper part, even where thinnest, entire a,m acel
preserved, and forming, when connected with the
under jaw, q head that would do honor to the
largest version Of the Sea Serpent. This we be-
lieve to be the first entire skull of the Mastodon
found in the United States, or perhaps in the
world. The bones which have been found and
measured, are upon an average about one-tenth
part less than those of the Mastodon in Peal's
Museum in Philadelphia, as detailed in Goldman 5
American Natural History.


The teeth are finely enamelled, and do not ap-
pear TO have suffered in the least from decay.
The tusks have not yet been found; the sockets
are about six inches in diameter, and more than a
foot in depth. The hinder part of the skull mex,
to its junction with the neck, that is the posterior
surface of the occipita bone, is very square, and
measures about l5 inches in height and 81 in
width-length of skull from hinder end to snou
AZ inches. The bones of the legs are massive
corresponding in size very nearly with the de-
scripon given by Goldman as above referred to