Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-30
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osaHis, Va having rNaminri sams Hsyptian CeTA
sn~A 90 tits soil in this osahiy, 40 sruifS ihst
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X. II. HAMILTON, ESQ,
Ravens New 70, Va.
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Craigs Mills.
Carr. J, c, sTANFIELD,
We, tho undersigned, certify that tho aI.nys sen.
llrfnen arr actual Trsikrnts Of Washington county,
Nifshia, men 81 truth, whose 'sTariy, purity nom
hsri'-si' hlsliiy aud honesty huns dare question,
enjoying an rmiurnt moral ssrIai aud Political ~.
'iion IN society, joins PHILLIPS, Pm,
Craig's Mills 20, Va.
JOHN ". HAMILTON,
ES'Sherih of Washington CO., Va.
JERlEL D. LlNDER,
Acting Justice of the Peace.
TuE FREss.
EdlrrI,S cogN,-f, u, q, Lindsey. of Abingdon,
Va, has the genuine Egyptian Corn, :" which great
many farmers are delighted with. This Is a now
corn 70 TITS country, aud has many merit. that do
not appcriain 10 other brradstufs IL will Tlsn as
lar north rs Boston, even Nhcn planted by the last
Of July. On rich land. Il will Yield $50 bushels 10
The acre aud weighs 80 pounds TO the bnshe; and
for domestic use II l. unparalleled. IL resembles
Hour and contains " per cent of inient natter
IN the South, two crops can DO sown. A package
can be had II Lindsey for 81 JO.-twashlngton
Constitutional Union.
J. J.. q. Lindsey has presented US an ear Of his
Egyptian Corn heretofore advertised In our paper
The eur Is about the size u Indian maize, and has
solid grain. lady who raised some Of u last year
sends rs ncrrticaic, stating that she saw some that
had not been plowod-it was ,own Jroadcast--that
produced twelve ears To tn stalk.
Abingdon yirginian.
EGYPTIAN 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, IL personally acquainted with
Mr. Lindsey, tho proprietor, and will youch for tho
statements made. Ito has seen the corn grow and
thinks II would prove success In Western Missouri.
Try it-lClintOn (Mo.) Advocate, Nov. 30, 1866.
We direct special attention to the advertisement Of
Mr. Lindscy's Egyptian Corn. Mr.. Lindsey refers
the farmers of the State TO Judge J. W. Stevens, Of
this place. We hope that farmers will send for
few hundred packages, and give II q trial. We arc
opposed to risking money on Yankee tricks, but In
the Egyptian Corn Is just what 1t is represented to
DO by Mr.. Lindscy.-[unicn, Rienzi, Miss, Feb. %,
1867.
EGYPTIAN CoES.-Soycral months since We In.
formed our readers Of the prolific qualities Of tho
Egyptian Corn. II surpasses all authorizations, and
Is just the article needed In this country. To think
that an acre of hand can yield 100 bushels Of good
corn, aud particularly when two crops can be gath
cred In year. to be exaggerated that II re-
luires the many Inducements of the Prese IN general
and the best and most reliable men in Virginia to
give il full belief.
We have received some of the corn from Mr..
Lindsey. The sample Is a beautiful one.-[Tmes,
Nachitoches Miss, Dec. 81, 1867. i34:3t