Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-05-08
WHEELING NURSERY & SILK co,1pArv

Instruction IN The Culture Of Sak
EAJ ITIilN the last three months the subscri
w Der has had frequent applications made TO
him To procure practical and experienced persons
''Ne ehntSe OF C"cooncrcs IA different parts OF the
country. Such persons are not 10 be found md >ev
eral silk growing establishments will be preyen,eJ
from gong INTO operation this season from TIM,
cause alone ''''
Al The suggestion Ofseverll friends OF The silk
culture m New Jersey, Pennsylvania and VIRGINIA
ana wih the view of promoting the business IN the
west by establishing It upon sound and prapcr
"',s' VIZ The practical intelligence ct those enga.
sed IN Ii--and believing he can DO nothing else b,t.
ter calculated to advance cause in which ~ NAM,
are lntcr''icd--l cause with which recent events
ana the present condition of orr country prove oUr
national prosperity 10 be intimately allied if moi
iuenIihcd-Ihe subscriber has been induced ,o pr,.
pose ielching a number OF young men, IN n nrac.
"caI manner the Business Of Prupagatinr and Mana
aging HlnIberry Trees. The feeding Of Silk Worms
the Producing ofSi!k Worms Eggs The Reelipg ,,i
hiw SilN' and the Manufacturing oil Sewing Six
Many persons who possess litlle or No inCorma-
'oh on The subject, disposed To regard The silk
business IN tins country Improbable aud imprac-
,lcaoie. The subscriber docs not design entering
I'M" discussloH Ul TINS subject. lie desires now
ID address himself only those whose taste, or m
leHgence may induce ihom To embark in the busi-
ness But deems IL proper 10 make The assertion
-
erthe rearing Of silk has been practically understand
nnd property attended TO success has iauariqLLy
crowned Ihe efforts the culturisr The great mis-.
'ahc WhichIhnSc persons commit j. the cnnfouudina
ct The speculaiions ia the Mprus MultcauIis with
,he legilInaie operations Of the silk raising ar;
No TWO branches of business need to be more dis
hncii consequently no other inference than Thar
Whsch these !osicians draw can be more erroneous
Those who have taken the pains to inform them
selves on the subject and a majority Of the inre!I
gent portion of oar Eastern community have done
anu are stu DONG So, are now convinced that the
SILK growing interest, Is destined To become an e1.
ictsiFe aud highly lucrative branch of national in
dusiry. But those persons are likewise convinced
'' 'he business 10 he successfully prosecuted re-
qulres 10 bePracGoaly understood
Hence The necessity olihe silk grower eJucsting
himself Tor bis profession, as the lawyer and me.
chanc do for theirs
Those wishing 10 avail themselves Of the onnortuni
y here offered for acquiring knowledge Of The siIk
business at a moderate compensation To- commence
~ May Or June, and continue SIX months NAV rs
certain on What terms they can do 50 by addressing
The subscriber post paid.
Inc eocoonery Of tho company is situated on
iheir farm adjacent TO the iist toll gate on the M.
uonal road east Of Wheeling and will be fitted up
with lie New Burlington Frame. q recent and IT,
valuable improvement possessing advantages moi
known or enjoyed in European countries and n,
which all the desiderdfa in rearing the worm have
been successfully attained and which promises 60
achieve complete and triumphant revolution IN
the business
The subscriber takes the occasion 10 recommend
To The si.k growers OF the West the publication Of
Edmund Morris 81 Burlington n Jersey. which is
circulated graIuitOusly to all who forward their adj
cross per mail free Of postage
g. G. BUSWELI.
Superintendent ofhe Wheeling Nursery d S,IkCo
T. ). few ounces OF chnice SILK Worm Eggs.
raised by inexperienced SIlS Grower for sale m
Los tn suii purchasers.
np 81 In