The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-03-29
egyptian Corn! Egyptian Corn!

Egyptian Corn! Egyptian Corn!
Auspicium me!io,is dgri Bond fde. Quid pro
quo.
THE subscriber offers to farmers throughout the coun-
l. try the
EGYPTIAN CORN,
which, upon trial, found to rpen planted even the
last Of July 1t estimated from its very prolhc quail
ties to yield $50 bushels per acre. and weighs by sealed
measure Is pounds 70 the bushel This corn was produced
from procured direct from Mr. JONES' our consular
agent directly on his return from Egypt
1t needs different culture from that of other yare-
ties and in the South two crops he raised in one sea-
the ground 1t grows in the form of tree,
average turu five tn fifteen For domestic use it is uns
paralleed When ground and properly bOed, 1t iseqntl
IN color ami tnccSa 10 wheaton Hour AS forage crop,
by sowing in drills or broadcast for carly feed, there is
kind OF corn well adapted to mich cows, and none
that will yield half the value in stalk or corn.
1t can be successfully grown in any State give the
most satisfactory references that the is, in every
spect, what represent it to be- and further, am the
only person Throughout the country who has this variety
OF corn. Having secured quantity, am now able to
fill all orders for those DESTROYS of testing it,
TERMS-In order that all may receive seed, We have
reduced the price to dollar and fifty cents package
Amy person who will get up club of five VIII receive
package gratis; u PACKAGE $40; 5opcka&rS ''":1
loo package. for $40 0ne package will contain '"ro-h
to plant the following from 20 to 80 acres; !r
directions for planting and cultiNatng.
Address F. +. G. LINDSEY,
Gux -, Abingdon, Washington Co., Va.
ENDORSEMENTS
We, the undersigned citizens of Washington county,
Virginia having examined some Egyptian Corn grown
thin soil in this county, do hereby certify that of
the stalks produced rtyour spikes, the longest spike
noticed measured oI inches in length, and ~ inches
around This likewise grew in the form Of tree,
AMI presented "A very healthy appearance.
X. Is. HAMILTON. Esq, Ravens Nest p. O., Va.
Capt. y. NJ. COEBLE. Cra.Es Mills
Capt. j. G. STANFIELD, Hoson.
We, the undersigned certify that the above gentlemen
IRE actual residents of Washington county, Virginia
&c TRUTH whose Veracity purity from tAsehood fidelity
AID honesty dare question; enjoying eminent
moral, social and political position in society.
JOHN PHILLIPS r. NJ, Craigs Mills p. o., Va JNO.
NJ HAMILTON. Ex-ShcrifF of Washington Co, Va JE-
REL D. LINDER, Acting Justice of the Peace.
TIE PRESS
FE. G. Lindsey has presented Us an enr OF his Ecyp
tian Corn" heretofore advrrls ell paper. The
is about the size IF INDIAN MAIZE aud has a solid
9 lady who raised some OF il last year sends
a certificate stating that she that had been
p'owcd-it sown broadcast-that produced tw,l I've
Ia the stalk.-[ abingdon Virglnan
EGYPTIAN CORN.-In another column appears the
advent Of The Egyptian Corn. II is something
Tor this s"ctlnn. and is worthy of attention. Mr.
Price, Of our Office, il personally acquainted with Mr.
Lindsey, the proprietor, and will v0uch for the state
Inents made He has the grow and thinks il
would piOve success in Western Missouri. Try it
GCiutnn (Mo.) Advocate, Nov. 20, le66
EGYPTIAN CORN--F Il. G.. Lindsey, OfAbngdnn,
Va, has the genuine Egyptian Corn" which great
many tanners are delighted with. This is a new corn to
tis county, and has merits that do appenan
10 other hreadsuffS II will ripen far North 0s-
ton, when planted by the last of July. Dn rich
land il will Yield $50 bushels the acre. and weighs
paralelcd II semhes -four, and contains 95 per cent.
OF nurment matter In the south two crops year can
be sown. package can he had of Lindsey for 81 30.
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