Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 225
ure, in which were pebbles. Oneof these, of oblong form, composed of reddish quartz, first attracted hisattention. Soon afterward he found the inscribed stone imbedded in theclay. Gentlemen of learning examined it, and proved the letters to beobsolete Hebrew. The Rev. J. W. McCarty, of Newark, a… … THE FOUR SIDES OF THE HOLY STONE. Court House about two months after my visit there, to consider thecharacter and the circumstances of the finding of the Holy Stone, Gen-eral Dille presided, and Mr. McCarty gave an interesting account ofthe whole matter. It was stated that only four or five of the…
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