Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-09-26

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ms hearers that oil climates and every sol
were favorable 10 the grow ia of tn. trees. an,
mat the profits arising from the sale wer,
o"sPe"kahie; he was not in the habii nj in
n"igi"s IN speculation. but he IetI author
iIeu, from his own experience, in sayip.
Thai every man, woman, unG child, would
speedily amais a fortune by nlieudin. to IN,
| business. Plant muberries concluded MIR
! Junes
Deacon Smith said he had ever been ar
InC!ecuDus u'nn-his friends thought il q
la"i'-he had never believed in Aleia!li,
Tractors, ANIMAL Magnetism, or PhrcnuIo.
gy; hut The lucid exposition of the "Grear
Pnneer" Con. inCed him that The mulberry
business was no humbug.
Mr.. w isiiains, the tailor. propo..d lh,,
mulberry buds DE considered a legal tender
IN traffic. This was objected Ia 10y Mr..
Hunter, the dry goods man, as creating a
difficulty in small chinge
Mr.. w iison then arose anh saul he had a
communication Ia make Ia his fellow. , iii
zrns mich he though, would create II great;
revolution in The mulberry Cause, and mate.
rally adeCt the interests Of the iuw, and
couniry.-Afer mature de!iberalion and r.
heCliun, he had resolved To change the name
oil his paper from "SuberIuwn Courier Ia
ihat ot"T Suberlown Murus A;uIiicau;is
u izeiic. This announcement completely
electrified the audience, aud was received
"',h corresponding applause.
From the adj :urnmen, of the tow n meet
ing Morus MuIricauis was he all engross
10: topic oil conversation. Every Stage was
watched as IL catered the village, aud the
passengers questioned about ihc progress oi
The trade. Seeds and cuttings we're puroha.-
ell OF enormous prices, ar! all hands turn,
ed 10 planting The yuung and old, the rich
aud pear united in the work, aud even t,nnr
Giles, The vagabond, was So much excited
that one day he Imagined himself silks
worm, and went reeiing through the streets
Autumn comes, aud prosperity still shcne
upon the iab"rers.-Sgui.e Jones' had been
offered one th"nsand dollars .oi five hundred
Trees, and refused il Deacon Smith came
very near selling out his whole stock at So
per tree, for The man ask ell him il iha, was
the lowest price.-il must he confessed.
however, inai, amid Tins general prosperity,
ihe:e we're lew instance. of III luck and
dI-api'oin ment. Mr.. W Hams the tailor.
h""Shi paper u! seeds, at The real Alpine
Muinetry oi a pedlar, Tor d suit al clothes
which he calculated w"mli yield a thousand
trees; hut what was his rage and horror
when he discovered that the products of hi,
seeds and labor was bed OF double headed
cahbases. Mr.. Hunter was also a victim:
f"I he had procured of al Thnmsnnian Doctor
bundle oi trees warranted is the real Mu,
'tcauiiS, but they grew up crab apples, and
the insects upon them which he al ti,s,
thought spontaneous growth ofsiik worms
proved Ia he Ca,erpliars
Schemes were iur,nrd Tor future opsra-
i'""S. Squire james thought ;!,c a;,eul ION q:
Congress nughi "a I've called &, The sui,j.ci
ana ~ opposed thai SAMPLE ui the soil al So
beri"wn I've forwarded 10 our representatives.
requesting them 10 pre>enl the samples to
ihe Chairman al The Committee on Com.
metce, nId ask HIM 10 make ii report Dea
con Smith thought, as sandy soil fas nruved
favorable Ia the growth OF mu!herries; il
would I've eNpedIent tn send ii committee To
The Desert "iS'hiTa, To test Inc value ui thar
spot air. wilson, III the GtZclic, thought
the plan feasible, but premature. MIR Crane
The mechanic, was busy IN ialSin. out pat
e"i Tor d machine hy which he could make
Il six worm spin endlesa thread without
fear oi bursting. The leaves were 10 20 IN
al one end Of The worm, and come out silk
al The other. He Though: thus iopentipn
would sink The cotton gin into i:eriied in
Significance. DIR. Potts bad analy Zed the
mulberry leaf, and discovered that it con
i"lned medical qualities, with a laiye share
al mucIlage hr hsd already ordered n steam
engine l." manufacture pills, and had resoiy-
ed Ia call lis MEDICINE The Lgvialhan No
rus Mui ichuis Pills"
Am Article uppeared in Inc Gazette, rec.
";umendIng forced grow ia ,"'boIin,n heal
aud gree" buses" Squire Jones. 'ihe
Great P"ncet,' wa; lie eciei IN cleaning
ou' his Conservatory, filling II with boxes
containing earth, and repairing his furnace
The secret sOnp out. Every g,een>
bOuse, hen b"nSr, atd smoke house vas $.
Xys l,,I flu Itu,,,s
hunGTei per cent. AID cuttings commanded
any price. The whnle town shared in tie
eScitenient-e,e the ladies permitted box
rs III mulberry shoots {" grace tlicif draw
ing rooms instehd Of ilwers aud orange
trees. MIR. Crane positively assei ted HAT be
hsd discovered now to prOjuce bottom heat
by running 1ues uutier the EARL, and smp;,iy.
ing them with boI valet Deacon s,nIth
tho! mems might I've used To advantage in &C
ce'cratIng The Development Of HE buds, aud
though ihis novel application Of heh-ahnr
might be thought detrimental 10 the egg
producing interest, he Thought ibc result
would he different, and tia; hens would Iay
bciicrihan tumerly 'ihe,er boys ~ the
village rmnlsted as lar as their means per.
mnted The enietprising spirit OF their par.
en's, and carried about IN their pockets roo: :
aud cuttings, and even sleri is their uania.
looms TO ensure = uniform Temperature.
The win;er has iOsi PASSED, and The rcsni,
has eguailed lie expectation o! The sangnine.
though not person has had an offer lot .
single tree. still the work "i ttanspidniinp
Is gHIng oD with unahdled vigor Our
village IS w iidernesS oi muiberrics, aud il
Us computed ibsi the value Of the trees al
ds6t"g prices exceeds one million o: dollars
influence Of Christian Mother. -