Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-06
WHEELING NURSERY 4 SILK

WHEELING NURSERY Il SILK COMPANY.
destruction H ne CGLuSe Of SiM..
&AjlTlilN the last three months the subsrri
Der has had frequent applications made Ia
MN to procure practical and experienced persuns
10 lake charge Of Cocoonerics in different paris nftbc
country. such persons are not TO be found and ,ey.
eral SIR growing eSlablshments will be prevented
from going INTO operation this season from This
cause alone.
AT the suggestion ofsevenl friends of tho silk
culture, IN New Jersey. PENNSYLVANIA and yirgiui,
I,u WIN ihe view OF promoting the business I'm the
West, by establishing IL mon a sound and manor
BASIS NJ the practical intelligence Of those cna,.
gcdm It-and believing lac can DO nu,hipr el.c b.,.
ter calculated 10 advance a cause in which so many
are 1nieresied-a cause with which recent events
and the present condition % our country provo our
"l''onaI prosperity To he Intimately allied IL not
'ueh'ihed-lhesudscrIber has been induced to pr,-
pose ~ioIching Il number Of Young mea, in n pror.
"caI manner the Business of Propagatinr and Mana.
aging Mulberry Trees. the feeding of yyor,s
me Producing oiSHk Worms Eggs, The Keeling pi
h'" SIX. aud The Manufacturing OF Sewing SIX
Many persons who possess little or NJ inlorma-
uon on The subject, are disposed to regard the silk
business IN tiIs country rs Improbable aud imprac.
,icabie. The subscriber does not design CHEERING
mt" a discussion of TINS subject. lie desires nov
to address himself only 10 thnse whose taste or IN.
'e!IIgence may induce them to embark IN The busi.
ness. Buidcemsi II proper 10 make the assertion
laat Tins IS demonstrated 10 be otherwise. Hherey-
erihc rearing Of silk has been practically undcrsto1!
ana property attended To success has iapariggy
crowned the efforts of the cullurSi. The great mis-
'aAe when Iiose persons commit is the cOnloundinp
at the Speculotions IN The MJrus NJ IlticauIi, with
Tue Legitimate operations of the silk raising All
NO two branches Of business need 10 be more dis
ilnci; consequently uO other inference than thai
"hsch These loSicIans draw can be more erroneo.s
lhose who have taken the pains To inform them
selves on the subject, and a majority OF the inieIlt.
gent portion of our Eastern community have dune
anu are sun dong 50, are now convinced that the
SILK growing interest, is destined Ia become mn er.
iensivo aud highly lucrative branch of national in
h"s'ry. But lhpsc persons are likewise convinced
That The business 10 b. successfully prosecuted re-
qnircs 10 be PracheaHy understood.
Hence lac necessity Ofthe silk grower educating
himself Tor his profession, Us the LAWYER aud me.
chauIC DO Tor theirs
Those wishing 10 avail themselves Of the op7otunl.
ty here offered iOracquiring 4 knowledge Of he silk
business al a moderate compensation To commence
~ Mayo June. and continue SIX months. may as.
certain on what terms they can DO 80 by addressing
The subscriber post paid.
The cocooney OF the company is situated on
their farm adjacent To the FIST toll gate on he Nh.
iIonai road. east Of Wheeling. and will be fitted an
with Tie New Burlington Frame. a recent aud IL
valuable improvement. possessing advantages not
Known or enjoyed 10 European counties, and ~
when al ire desidCrum IN rearing tho worm have
been successfully attained and which promises To
achieve a complete and triumphant revolution IN
the business.
The subscriber takes the occasion to recommend
TO the sik growers Of Ihe West the publication of
Edmund Morris ofBurl.ngion n Jersey. which is
circui tied cautiously TO all who forward their al.
oress per mail free Of postage.
Il. G. BUSWEBL.
Superintendent of The Wheeling Nursery a. SILK Co
j. : 4 few ounces ofchpice Silk Worm E,gs.
raised by inexperienced Sill. Grower for saIe IN
Los to suit purchasers.
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