Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-05-18
: The Honey Blade orass.

Mak resultsi which have been attained hu experiments Tn the cultivation pf st},is ,,etsly Imported species of prodqcts ed un';ns among tlie farming classes, in many sect;orsa never beioia eqlaledan ntha entire history 'of our agrfusral industry Facts in regard to it's valuable properties, winch at ftrst seem incredible have now been established bey6aa tAe bossbit }of s ,,,bSa andit IS believed, by those best aabable of jdpin ot It's meiats that its general introduction will add millions c ot dollars to our agricultural wealth. have not tue space here enter into details but willpresent prlefyseae of itsalssnt ,s First, ItEill Frodpce double the weight to the acre soil, of any other kind of grass From Tour to SIX tons Per acre Is net uncommon yied ahaf am amahpssess,anaaisw an swom stateaaeats by dis eight tons ofgood dry bay from single acre in sod hefeltwas not possible to get more than one haif the amount from any of the common er,sses
 oecqiu| I He same wei ght possesses noff, lilutri- ment, aild, consequently, will sell for arser price in the market thus insuring the farmer more than double the return from his grounds that he can ob tain from sny esher plant. !. The hay possesses ono. snl s isfel tan timothy and has soia for SD per ten wheae t,e frice or tiinothy was but BIO or SI21 ,s Ss5s " "''s 1''
 Itlrd. < Both hay and seed can be produced from the same crop, thesiay belhg 64aally valuable as otheghay after the seed ls taken flynn ;t. wb;J5so seed isas valuable as the best of Other nrair1 a feed for liarsos, cattle, pigs, chickens. and if Is proved 10 De superior to linseed for the manfs, ture oi oii' anu must always find ready sale at fair prlce iorttns purpose. yFggy rgse-s sr@
 Fourth. It natures in about lWo ma6nfls mo t;me and can be sowa on grounds where other crops have failed. either by drouth or otheBeauses. and atth, slime tlnle will yieid large return. " Fifth. In northern climates where clover and otAer srasaesafs killed hy hard w.nters this will yield large crob,and n thesesectous o: theseutlr f,.,, fl,a. growvery prolific. " %"'.'s,n''' '' ', Sixth IL Mill stand all kinds of " and. whether the season be wet or,lry,. the farmer may always rely upon His Honey Blade aas 2 snre cron
 These and other advantages are 'nroved hv fafts which are indorsed by some of the first j;fnItil rists ei tfe;Upion, and cannot fail to c1vry cnSic tlon to every intelligent reader. l.o u9L ..a9q;f
 Having been engaged during the pa ss ueai: in the gprehasel and importation of tlik .ppre roriev Blade Seed, l have iieJerrnnesl top otter.lit far sale on such terms as will make ii >al Gfsect Tor every farmfrana planteFto to ntorest himself, during tiTe coming season, iii is cutifati0n It is mt 11 III uniform bags of about sixteen bounds each inc iail99ns beAi sBiddiep tto saea M ssefsl tt,3s 4 Pflce lS S3 per baS, dey cred in New York 7orysst Louis. D., ,,'1..., ..;..'I WI
 0ln9ie bags or lots can he sent to any part of the country as freight op by express, and will be mt uu delivered tor t;tnspprtatioi, ,ldtke nrobtr ments made, free of ehafge.! srn .Faf e.ii a,!GJ}
 Each bag IS stamped with the Huhgaria111 coat 'tF arms and the following. letterilgS H Hbnnes BiAde Hungarian Grass Seed" It will be sold hr agants Ill various sections, but parties should g careful o whom they purchase, and secure the genuine sfe,l They are especially cautioned not to purchase the common Hungarian Grass Seed. as it is,,,erv tar inferior to the Honey Blade. "FT'o2fG
 An interesting pamphlet, containing all of the facTs id tu particulars, will be furnished free oi charges, by me or any of my agents. upon apnlica- tlon. will state an indication of the intense interest which the subject is exciting that nearly a quarter oi million of copies of this pamphlet have already been applied for.
 farnes desiring to secure seed should order at once, as the indications are that the limte amount obtained will be exhausted long before the season Of sowing has passed Those who secure seed this year can realize arich return by producing seed tc supply the demand of farmers and planters for sow ing another year.
 Orders should be sent directly to me unless il tue vicinity of New York where they will be fiIlet oL J. M Emerson & Co.,, 4G6, Bloawav, New l \ 4ork, General A gents.
 Agricultural Houses. General Nerch,nts an, any other parties properly situated, are invited tC become agents for the sale of the Honey B lad, Seed. Authority, full particulars and from sixt, 10 one hundred pamphlets for distribution. will h, furnished either by me or the New York Agency on receipt ot ? cents to prepay the package
 am authorized to name the following wei known gentlemen as reference Hon. J. R. Bar rett, President of the ST. Louis Agricultural an, Mechanical Association, Eicr President of the Ma tional Agricultural Society, and Member of Con gress eject from St. Louis; Gen. T. Tilman. OK ford, Md, President of the National Agricultura Society; John J. Anderson, Banker, St. Louis. Mo john Riggan, ir., Broker St. Louis: and ex- Mayo Washington King, St. Louis.
 FELIX H. BENTON.
 I, Market st., St Louis, Mo. VIM. A. COUNTS, Agent, Little Rock, Ark
 My second lot of Honey Blade Seed will bo her m few days, persons wishing to obtain some o this seed will do well to leave their orders with m at the post office as I have orders for great ma already. Farmers living near stage line OF river can be accommodated by inclosng me S3 50 at m, risk will also furnish persons with the pamphle containing the history and many interesting facts in relation to this seed, by enclosing me on three cent stamp. As Mr. Benton is the only per son that imports the genuine Hungaran Grass Seed persons are cautioned not to purchase any unles stamped above described
 May lo, loo9. It. W. A. COUNTS.