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The Sea-Serpent Caught At Last.

Published in the Illinois State Journal, Springfield, Illinois on Friday, March 5, 1852

The captain of the whale-ship Monongahela, of New Bedford, Massachusetts, has addressed the New York Tribune a long and circumstantial account of the discovery and capture, in the Pacific ocean, of a huge marine monster, having the form of a serpent, with spout holes like a whale, and swimming paws. Its immense size rendered it necessary to cut it up, but its head and bones have been preserved.

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