New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10

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,ori tu,ns ~ ,hp u,nnh dnus W. w"ih. throwing Tho
shlus ,nr wn ani co,cp enoiho', ""i dropping Tho
auRitrip niu u tub
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dian department hons pplu n aimrd with wfr ~ ni
uycn ne urlrf end vh b 'hhrS hold oi Tho stem oi
a., arrio ui,n tw l NJ, irri above tho ground. and
IA lttle tufn ~ a., iii, II wfrnehrd oil and dropped
into ,.tion cloth hose. aud conducted down 10 the
operator az Deposited IN basket an tho ground
nutni all ,hnrs In the fruit line. the most interesting
in The exhibition ~ out oi IT, Ia ease OF models oil
mutt trrc', pcnir Iums' stf"wbcrricS No. done IN
IA hsianrc principally plaster, ~ hard aud inicatruc-
A. stone This wo,k Is done by only artist In this
,ouutt, nm amateur by The namc of TOwncnd Clio
,or of iishkhl, n. Y This case seems superior to
rny If The WORK ever before exhibited by this gentle
nan, who has Probably TtccNcd intIhls cups
pcmiunr diplomas, and high encomiums for his work
ilun any other amateur artist in America The com
ro,on is principally plaster, and the apples, pears,
&c. are modelled from the article TO b. represented
md tie coo,ng Is perfect a. TO deceive the very
best iudles II is well worth the great attention which
il attracts 1t may be found in the southwest part Of
tie agricultural gallery.
on patent bechiyes, there are sufficient lumber IN
The exhibition to satisfy the seekers after certain pre-
ventiycs Of that great pest of the apaTan the bee
moth All The cOntrivGnces which We have ever seen
io lecpng moths out of hives, utter failures and
now tLe minds of those who contrye new hives
10 he tuned to tie best method of getting them in, IN
stead Of keeping item out Of tie hive The plan which
We Ike best il one where the hives are set upon box
covered over with wire, the mesbes OF which
too ne 10 admit miller 10 pass through. This box is
about twice as wide the hive and may be OF ans
length 10 hold fifty stands if you like. Under each hive
neIe il drawer, into which dust and trash from the
hive falls This drawer is open TO the moth and here
tie depost their eggs and hatch the worms that in
due tine are to BE- transformed into moths. O course
the boekoeIer must destroy them before they arrive at
that age In tie back part of the box, there Is feed
inc dravSy arranged, that in winter the bees being
shut in tie hive can 90 down under the wire aud
exercise and cat the feed provided for them, which
fley will convert into honey Tie patentee of this
live claims great many dyantages in the peculiar ar
rsnlemtnts of bis hives and honey boxes which do
Lot care be about, but we do think the wrescreen
arraDlement good One,. and reason why any
common box hive may rot be used upon it TO good adj
vantage.