Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-23
EGYPTIAN CORN!



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We, tho undoTsish a, rilitrus Of wAshinEtoh
county, Va, having rxamnei some Egyptian Cora
snowa 90 thin sail ia this .oaH'y, Do osTiiy that
."ms u the stalls Prsiu 81 ihTy ,iouI spikes The
longest spike. No noticed measured lo'l incL-s 10
lsngih. aud G's inshus aTound,
ih,. corn, llLs.l's, gTss in The form Of = 'rs,
aud presented very healthy aPI-afAnoe,
IL. u. HAMILTON, ESQ,
Ravens New 20, Va.
Carr. 7. NJ, coDBLE,
Craig's Mills.
Carr. J. c, sTANfIELD,
We. the undersigned, rstils that the above ecu.
ilemen arc actual r-slhrnis 81 Washihgtos enGnty,
Virginia. men Of truth, whose NefAeiy parity nom
fa.-hoodl fidelity and honesty none dare question,
enjoying an eminent moral. social aud political Po-
siiion In society. JOHN PHILLIPS. Pm,
Craig's Mills 70, Va.
JOHN NJ. HAMILTON,
Ex-Sherif Of Washington CO., Va.
JERIEL D. LlNDER,
Acting Justice Of the Peace.
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EGrrrI,S CoRS.-f. 4. q. Lindsey, OF Abingdon,
Va, has the genuine egyptian Corn, !" which great
many farmers are delighted with, This Is a now
corn TO this country, aud has many merits that do
not apporian TO other brcadsuns. IL will riren rs
far north rs Boston, even Ahen planted by the last
OF July On rich land, Il will Yield l60 bushels 10
the acre aud weighs tS,S pound. TO the busbol; and
for domestic use II Is unparalleled. IL resembles
our, and contains rs per cent. II nui imcnt matter
ih the south, two crops lie sowr. A package
can be had NJ Lindsey for sl 50.-lw a. hington
Constitutions Uniun.
=. T.. q. Lindsey has presented MS an car Of his
"Egyptian Corn" heretofore advertised Ia our PAPER
The ear Is about the size Of Indian maize, aud has
solid grain. lady who raised some Of u last year
sends us Certificate stating that she that
had not been plOw-d-it was sown broadcast-that
produced twelve ears to tn stalk.
. Arlington virginian.
EGYPrIAs CoRS.-In another column appears tho
advertisement Of Egyptian Corn. II Is something
new for this section, aud is worthy OF attention. Mr..
Price, of our Office, Is personally acquainted with
Mr. Lindsey, the proprietor and will ,onch for tho
statements made. llc has seen tue corn grow, aud
thinks u would prove success In Western Missouri.
Try it.-lClinton (Mo) Advocate, Nov. 80, 1866
We direct special atent ion to the advertisement Of
Mr. Lindsey's Egyptian Corn. Mr.. Lindsey refers
the farmers Of the State 10 Judge j. w Stevens Of
this place. We hope that our farmers will send for
few hundred packages, and give II u trinl. We are
opposed to rsking money on Yankee tricks, but in
the Egyptian Corn IL Just what It il represented to
he by Mr. Lindsey.-tunicn, Rienzi, Miss, Feb. 20,
1867. ..r'.' ..r
EGYPTIAN C0RS.--Seycral months since we in
formed our readers Of the prolific qualities of tho
Egyptian Corn. 1t snrpisses all anticipaions, and
Is just the article needed Ia this country. To think
that an acre OF land can yield $50 bushels Of good
corn, and particularly when two crops can be gath.
cred In year, to be exaggerated that II
quires the many Inducements Of the Prcse in general
aud the best and most reliable men in Virginia to
give II full belief '...' sf
We have received some of The corn from Mr..
Lindsey. The sample Is u beautiful ono.-[ Times,
NatchitOches, Miss, Dec "a, 1867. A:3t