Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-06-22
WHEELING NURSERY s SILK COMPANY

instruction. IA The Culture Of Sikk
AMfTIIIN the last three months the sulscr:
w Der has had frequent applications made Ir
h'm TO procure practical and experienced person.
~ take charge ofCocooncros in dereni parts Of IN,
'eSnntry Such persons not 10 he found and sev
eral silk growing establishments will be prcyentc,
nom going into operation this season from thi
cause alone.
Al the suggestion OF several fNiends Of the silk
ealtnre, IN New Jersey, Pennsylvania aud Virginia
and with the view OF promoting the business in the
West, by establishing 1t upon sonnd aud proper
oasis, viz the practical Intelligence Of those enga.
ged IN it-end believing lac eau DO nothing else bet
Yer calculated 10 advance a cause in which 80 many
are inierested--a cause with which recent events
and the present condition OF our country prove our
national prosperity 10 DO Intimately allied if not
Seniifed-ihe subscriber has been induced Ia pro.
pose teaching number Of young men, in n prac-
hcai manner The Business of Propagaiins and Mana
aging Mulberry Trees, the feeding Of Silk Worms
The Producing ofSilk Worms Eggs, the Keeling o.
Raw Silk, and the Manufacturing ofScwing SILK
Many persons who possess lille or no iniorma-
non ON the subject are disposed TO regard The silk
business this country as Improbable and imprac.
ncable. The subscriber does not design entering
inlo discussion, of this subject. lie desires now
b address himself only 10 those whose taste or IN
eliigence may induce them 10 embark in the bust
ness But deems il proper 10 make the assertion
that this is demonstrated to be otherwise Whorev.
and propeyLy attended to success has i7rqriqLly
crowned the efforts Of the culiunst The great mis-
take which those persons commit is the cDnfounJinc
Of the speculations in The MJrns MuIficaulis with
the legitimate operations Of the silk raising nrf |
NO two Branches OF business need 20 be more dis
hnci; consequently no other inference than that
"hsch these loycians draw can be moro erroneous
Those who have taken the pains TO inform tbcn-I
selves on the subject, and majority Of the inielll.
gent portion Of our Eastern community have done
and are still doing ~, now convinced that The
silk growing interest, Is destined become an ex-
lensive and highly lucrative branch Of national in
nus'ry. But those persons are likewise convinced
mat The business to be successfully prosecuted re-
9ulres 10 be practically understood
Hence The necessity ofthe silk grower educating
himself Tor his profession, the lawyer and me
chanic do for theirs 7
Those wishing 90 avail themselves of the opoorIun
" mere offered for acquiring knowledge the silk
business al moderate compensation 10 commenced
"a May or June. and continue SIX months. may as
certain on what terms they can do 80 by addressing
the subscriber post paid.
The cocoonery Of tho company is situated oul
'heir farm adjacent to the fist toll gate on the Ma
'fonal road. of Wheeling and will be fitted DOL
with tie New Burlington Frame, n recent and in
valuable improvement. possessing advantages not
known or enjoyed IN European countries, and mi I
which All The desdeTafq IN rearing the worm have
been successfully attained and which promise. 10 G
achieve complete and triumphant revolution IN ! 2
the business a
The subscriber takes the occasion 10 recommend a
n the SIX growers of the West the publication oil -
Edmund Morris ofBurlingion Jersey, which tel yr
circulated gniutously TO all who forward their I'D G.
'ress per mail free Of postage 81
b. g. BUSWEII IS
Superintendent Of the Wheeling Nursery a. SilkCo.l y
y. > few ounces Ofchoics SILK Worm Eggs N
aised by inexperienced Silk Grower for sale inl q
LOS to suit purchasers. 81
ap 81 In N