Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
WHEELING NURSERY a SILK COMPANY

Instruction m he Culture Of SIX.
AEJTTlilN the last three months the suhsrn
her has had frequent applications made L.
him 10 procure practical and experienced person!
u take charge oGCOcooner!cs in different paris 9th,
country. Such persons are not to be found and sev
oral silk growing establishments will he prevented
from going INTO operation Ibis season from Ihi
cause alone
At tho suggestion ofseyeml friends Of The silk
culture, ia New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virginia,
aud wIth the view Of p~rJmo;igg lac business iu The
West, by establishing II upon n sound and proper
basis, VIZ. the practical intelligence Of those cuga-
Rod IA It-and believing be can do uu,hinc else bet
ter calculated 10 advance a cause IN which 80 many
are iniercsted--a cause wat! which recent events
and the present condition Of our country prove our
national prosperity 10 be Intimately allied if not
Identifed-Ihe subscriber has been induced TO pro-
pose teaching "A number OF young meh, ia n prac-
Ical manner the Business Of PropagaIing and Mana.
ngiag Mulberry Trees, The feeding Of Silk Worms
The Producing ofSiik Worm's Eggs. the Keeling of
Raw Silk, and the Manufacturing ufSewing SIX
Many persons who possess liuic or NJ inlorma-
ton on the s1ycci, are disposed 10 regard the silk
business IN ihis country as Improbable and imprac-
iIca5Ie. The subscriber does not design entering
INTO a discussion 81 this subject. lie desires now
~ address himself only 10 ih,se whose taste or m
%iellIgence may induce Them 10 embark IN the bust
ness. Batdeems II proper 10 make the assertion
thai this Is demonstrated 10 be Otherwise. Wherov.
erthe rearing OisIlk has been practically understood
and prcpcRg aYeHiei 10 success has iHuariajlg |
crowned the efforts Of The cuiturisi. The great mi-
lake which 'h1se persons commit Is The confOunIing
oi he sPccl.su1ns n The MJrus Mlltcaulis with
The legitimate operations Of he silk raising ar
No two branches Of business need to be more dis
iIncii consequently no other inference than that
whsch these iogICIans draw eau he more erroneous
Those who have taken the pains 10 inform them
Eelges on the subject, aud n majority Of the iniclli-
geat portion ct oar Eastern communIi have dome
and are still DOING So, are now convinced that The
silk growing interest, Is destined 10 become an cx.
iensive and highly lucrative branch Of national ia
dusiUg. Bat those persons are Likewise Convinced
tllt thc Business 20 b. successfully prosecuted re-
qprcs 60 be practically understood.
Hence ile necessity oflhe silk grower educating
himself for his profession, rs the lawyer and me-
chanic do for thcirs
Those wishing 90 avail themselves Of the opporfuni-
~ here offered iOracguirug a knowledge Of he silk
business al a moderate compensation 10 commence
IN May Or June, aud continue SIX months, NAV a..
certain on what terms they can DO 80 by addressing
She subscriber post paid.
The cocooncry Of tho company is situated on
their farm adilceut 10 The inst toll gate on the Ma
tional road, e1si Of Wheeling, aud will be fitted M
with tie New Burlington Frame, a recent and in
valuable improvement possessing advantages not
known or enjoyed IN European countries. and o.
which all the fesidsu1ia ~ rearing The worm have
been successfully attained ami which promises ~
achieve n complete and Triumphant revolution 90
the business.
The subscriber takes The occasion "a recommend
" the sfk growers Of the West the publication Of
Edmund Morris ofBurliugiou Y jersey. which is
circul tied gmtuiiously 20 40 who forward heir al.
oress per mail free of postage.
H. G.. BUSWELL.
superintendent ofihc Wheeling Nursery & SiIkCo.
=. 5 A few ounces ofCh0ico Silk Worm Eggs.
raised by an evppreuced Sila Grower for sale IN
Los to suIt purchasers.
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