Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-17
WHEELING NURSERY q SILK COMPANY
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EAJITHlN the last three months The subscri-
ber has hal f-o,u,,t .,,l.,.,s... -. a. I

Instruction an The Culture Of SRk.
EAJITHlN the last three months The subscri-
Der has had frequent applications made to
him In procure practical and experienced persons
10 take charge OF CocoOneries in different parts ofthe
country. Such persons are not TO be found aud sew.
eral silk growing Establishments will be prevented
from going into operation this season from this
cause alone.
Al The suggestion ofsevenl friends OF The silk
culture, IN New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virginil.
and with the view OF promoting the business in the
West by establishing IL upon n sound and proper
basis, viz The practical Intelligence OF those enga.
god ~ It-aHd believing lao can 10 nothing else BET.
Ter calculated 10 advance n cauSe Ia which so many
are inierosted-l cause with which recent events
and the present condition OF our country prove orr
national prosperity to DO Intimately a! led II 10,
ldenuied--the subscriber has been induced To pr5.
pose teaching a number Of young men, IN a prac.
teal manner the Business Of Pnparatinc aud Mana.
aging Mulberry Tees, the feeding Of SILK Worms
the Producing Of SILK Worms Eggs. the Keeling of
Raw Silk and The Manufacturing oGSewing SILK
Many persons who possess little or no informa-
ton on The subject, are disposed 20 regard the silk
business IN this country as unproftable aud imprac.
iicable. The subscriber does not design entering
snio a discussion Of this subject. lie desires now
To address hImself only 10 Ihuse whose TASTE or IN
telligence may induce Them 10 embark ia the busl.
Nos. Butdeemsit proper to make the assertion
That this Is demonstrated 10 be otherwise. Wherey-
crime rearing OF silk has been practically understood
and property attended To success ha- inrgr;q4y
crowned The efforts Of the culturisf. The great mis-.
take which those persons commit - the confouniing
OF tho sPeculatiOns ~ The MDrus MgIucauls with
tue legitimate operations Of the silk raising ari
No two branches OfbUsincss need 10 be more dis.
iinci; consequently no other inference than That
Whsch these IOgIcIans draw can be more erroneous
Those who have taken the pains 10 inform Them
selves on the subject. and n majority Of the intellr
gent portion Of our Eastern community have dome
and arc still doing 80, IRE now convinced that the
SILK growing interest, Is destined 20 become nm 81.
icnsive and highly lucrative branch Of national in
eaEiry. But those persons are likewise convinced
marine business TO be successfully prosecuted re-
quires 10 be practically understood.
Hence iAe necessity ofthe silk grower educating
himself Tor his profession, as tho lawyer and me.
ehanic do for theirs
Those wishing TO avail themselves Of tho emporium
" mere offered Tor acquiring a knowledge Of he silk
business Of a moderate compensation To- commence
IN May or June, and continue six months. may a.
certnin on what terms they eau do 80 by addressing
She subscriber post paid.
The cocooney Of tho company IL situated on
their farm adjacent TO the fast toll gate on the Ma
honnl road, east of Wheeling, md will be fitted up
with tie New Burlington Frame, n recent md in
valuable improvement. possessing advantages not
known or enjoyed IN European countries. and m
which all the dcSi8erah in rearing The worm have
BEEN successfully attained and which promises 10
achieve a complete and triumphant revolution in
the business.
The subscriber takes the occasion 10 recommenJ
70 The SIX growers Of the West the publication of
Edmund Morris Of Burlingion n Jersey. which 4.
circulated gratuitOusly 60 all who. forward their ad.
srosS per mail free % postage.
B. G.. BUSWELL.
Superintendent OF the Wheeling Nursery q SIN Co
p $. A few ounces ofch1ice Silk Worm Eggs.
raised by inexperienced Silk Grower for sale I'M
Lois 20 suit purchasers
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