The New York herald., 1869-12-22
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TIE ORIGINAL.
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TIE TIE osIsIs4E SsEsIs4 THE THE SsIc.s4t SsIs,st
Now exhibition daily,
From 8 O'Clock A. NJ. till l0P. N.
READ TIE FOLLOWING.
On SATURDAY forenoon October le lsss William G. Nswol
Lafayette county OF onondasa, commenced dig wei
ss as9n s%
Of 's % w @ Snco Sn Of 70 70. Ss s %s Struck *
stone as he at nrss supposed moment later hs
ana s'ssa arrived wa.
sa. Seea buried Further ssssys
@ m s SH na q s the 1 One Of
down Just above where he thought The head nigh, his
S face haaa Sc SOON anS IN
sGsr s m he entire sars exposed to view There then
propoSlioned form of human being.
through The surrounding country and attracted thi'her tho
sna asno a Of w s wss Say se sn os a
have hay % Dsen a. letters 70 the propreos and hrongh
OPINION or PROF. HALL, STATE GEoLoGIsT.
human u form ot colossal .e u reeumDsnt postus o
solved by water 70 degree that indicates long humation
IN depth The .eap,e s Of high ana very different
OPINION OF HON y AZ LEAXENwoRrH, Az FORMERLY
the antiques and perhaps Others
Ny saa' aa a a n5s s oa
Sl, snn Dreams "a ana Notwithstanding the apparent mpos
be obainedof quarry ng working transporting and bury
he .ss s
Stamped eSy II limb NM a feature as ne nd o sgss
dslnciness which arr initiate have not the
inter looking at that wonderful insipcable figure
absurd which circulate through The and
and she way ntS The papes weakly and oosny tIpwn
which as YET has received satisfactory explanation and
ofiSlos OF rH9FESsoH alIS HENRY WARD OF Ro
IS,
massive form hardly YET st, rem tho struggles " which
damp with he oo1s ot is low sspuchrs Be-
70 niea, these % pscaoas M 70 S0n
81 appSh h aesc sass with the calm
All ones feeling ,s M @ g nsssp real human bsC
s %se ss ss S ss % S
UsSioNs sie s,snf ~ scuLrroas PALMER or ALBANY
hSe%S 5r SSs
These gentlemen hold giant To, art sms.sas
40 f sa loss @ % a @ s Ps pss
edsd they believe a. word ord in T. III Palmer s n made
course he WAS asked his opinion Of the giant wonder
81 ssy ssa
giant a s os ssr o Of
Syracuse Standard. Nov. II.
ona mo rs .hd this r sr
o The public None Of tie ors which have
gained circulation have however been by the
that tins stone image was OF recent origin and that within
to Er Newes farm and Ouea some persons
adding A. Mr. N Newell sSr was sm:sf party
lie OF anidav by all parcs charged
10 Or Ts hs are oo
entire pu biicaon, but they be at the above hall
FoLLowiNa EXTRACTS FROM THE pEPosIrIors:-
5 'a asfS sa owned @
Pied .aid farm for about year that w liam Wright
FOR about six years prior the ownershp OF Bu.
n . ha a saa ss ss s
o e: & day 81 oss Ssa' s ID.
ns,0s S ' ss tod 70 the
the necessary aborers g assis IN such work in digging
NE
ss hs
ss he Ssin % % IN
Gsp II posgnnf AS Is s further ay. ,.
ledge whatever said stone giant or any
s.,er.a sr Image was lying At the place MGs s Tas dis
Subscribed aud sworn before me October IS, iSssB h
COLEMAN, Notary Public,
wa% ta: S e4s III
snbscribea and sworn before october as isss"B L.
ExiKAoT FROM THE &,EgIp DERpsrrIoS OF WILLIAM
Being duly sworn doposes says he years
.na ha s RI = f. time
size that the strata Of earth plainly discernoe IN each
careful observer the soil in which said Giant lies sees
the most that the so above and around
poat. WILLIAM WRllHr
Subscribed and swora TO before me- Oct. 2s ls69B L.
CcLEAAs, Notary Public
EXTRACT FROM THE DEPOSITION OF JOHN
Beng duly sworn de9oses and says that he verify believes
a pTa except in the 0a S qs 8 M :s'
rSTssdT 'SsS FEoa fHE S''' 81 sTsS
ssns d sy That he
rods of the place where the giant found that
ae day prior to the discovery be ssrsed viii. William q
dug the same that deponsn the Of the day Of
one Nichols asslns the sad WE'LL deponen.
house Of saa newell e. the time the giant was struck by Ii:
s'sy 1sT he
a s had 'fsss % s1 s
na 'ys u
having been disturbed since the earth was orSnay dcRos
sworn before me, October N, isss-B. l. coLKNIs.
EXTRACT FROM THE pEposlrIoS OF HENRY
%as Ss igS' Sf ss ~
TINT While esaged At he S depth Of aSoa,
ss y s es ss Shs Eha lsy g Ds stone and Which
posed e view the day; tha, there limb
Giant could not possibly have been deposited Ia resting
place without removing sal Limbs that the soil
Giant discovered never had been disturbed prior
day, deponent believes. HENRY NICHOLS.
sworn before me, October -, lsi9--B. L. COLEMAN
| Notary Public.
EXTEACT FROM THE DEPOSITION OF W. s. EOUGH-
TON.
Being duly sworn deposea ami says that he s iriyseven
OF and has resided Card all life;
rs heard OF the discovery OF The giant October 1899
went to the place wherc the giant discovered about
twelve O'Clock noon Of that day tie giant had been
ed and was In fun view Of many 6ystanderf thai
caetefy eide OF the stone giant limb
and half feet below the snIAce The grnnn ATTENDING