Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-08-02
B E E Sill s
REV. Z. T.. LANGSTRoTH'S
PATENT MOVABLE COMB
II ZEE HIVE

| 1T is well known fact that the public have been
| i swinded out Of much money and time by purchas-
| ing Patent Hives. The time has arrived when,
| owing to the labors and experiments of Mr.. Lang
strot6, complete revolution will Immediately take
place in the management OF our Aparies. What be-
| tore was an uncertainty, is now o certanty-when
say certainty mean that all the difficulties heretofore
attending the Bee keeper, absolutely, entirely and
forever removed. Any person desiring TO witness the
operations of this Hive can be graed by calling at
| nv residence, where have number in operation
A few of the advantages this Hive enjoys OVER all
| others will be mentioned. gek
The Apiarian has the entire control over all the
combs-any all of the combs can be taken out ct
pleasure without injury to the combs or enraging the
bees the least. rr. rg
This advantage alone is of more Importance than
all the combined avantages of all the other HiUes sia
existence. Every Aplarian knows when this is
complished all other difficulties at once vanish.
H. permits all necessary operations TO be performed
without ipjuring or killing single Bee,
1t gives the power Of inspecting all the operations
of the Bee and at all times asceraining their precise
situation. npp 3 III
1t is adapted to swsrms Of all sizes, being made
large or smaller at pleasure in moment. The combs
can be moved without any jarring combs can be Civ
en- to the Bees to I'LL again. The whole or part Of
| comb can be removed at any time. ~ .ne
1t furnishes the greatest possible security against
the ravages of Bee moth. - ~
1t offers facilities for feeding Bees in either codor
warm weather. s-tf4l.G- gcrai1f
1t admits the safe transportation of Bees any dis
| lance. ~ $3.50 H-t tr %
1t allows the honey to be taken at any time, in the
most convenient. beautiful snd saleable forms:
All the good Honey can be removed and an inferior
article supplied in It's place. tr .sE
It's either swarming or non-swarmiDg Hive, at
the pleasure of the owner. w ffR est
Itenables the Aparian to multiply his Stock at
pleasure. fi- EriliaiitXti 30 Wof-
Queeness Stocks can be supplied with Queens with
out any difficulty. ~ ttrlrIp ~
The Hive can be made By any person able to han
die tools, being very simple in its construction.
Thpra re- of Mt least
importance with those enumerated, for full particu-
lars of which would recommend all persons interest
ed in the culture Of the Bee to read Langstroth on the
Hive and Honey Bee, $l25 which can be obtained OF
the subscriber. Every lover of the Bee and its pro-
ducts will rejoice that the time has arrived when the
2ement of the Bee has become 30 entirely sim.
phed that all the former difficulties and perplexities
are at once done away with.
This Hive is the result of II years unwearied and
constant experiment of the inventor, and is believed
the subscriber to be as near perfect for the purpo-
poses intended as any invention ever made ls
| The price for an individual right 10 make and use
this Hive is IS. Bee dresses Si.25 EACH
Langstroths Bee Keepers Manual, the most i'm
portant book on the Bee ever published, $l.25 p
BY this system the Bees, Comb and Honey can be
removed from the ordinary Hive into Langstroth's
Patent Hive at any time from April till October and
later if on warm day, which can be performed in
bout 80 minutes without The danger Of beng sspng
once. Hives will be furnished at "A and $40. -
May 81, 1859. W. T. McGAHEY,
| VTIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
| Y of the Circuit Court of Bath County, on opday
the 4th day of July 1859, Robert 7. Williams, IN,
| AGAINST UPON CROSS BILL.
Ohio Williams, Marcus L. Williams, Mahala ID. p.
Williams, Joel Bethel and Matilda bis wife, Isaac
| Hepler and Mary T. his wife, Cornela Ann Hughart
and Ohio w. Hugbart Defts..
The object of this suit, is to have settlement made
Of the Administration accounts OF Robert Z. Williams
| Administrator Of Ohio Williams decd, aud to make
distribution of the estate of said Ohio Williams,
decd, amongst those legally entitled. And it APP
pearng by satisfactory evidence that the said Defend
ants, 0tho Williams, Marcus l.. Williams, Mahala d.
P Williams, Joel Bethel and Matilda bis wife, are
| not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: On motion Of
the Plaintiff it is ordered that the said Defendants, do
appear here within one month OTTER due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect their
July July is, 1s5s-z. c. r. MoDANALD. cpk
/ VARIETY SPRINGS.-This watering place
| Y is now open for the reception ola limited num-
| Der of visitors. .sElLr .sl7kM
running streams has been analysed by Prof Gillian
of the Va NJ INSTITUTE, and is found equal in all res
poets to any in the State. The analysis may be seen
at the springs and will be published In pamphlet for
| general distribution in q few days. 81 frt5
There are also Healing, Chalybeate and Free stone
waters on the place. which is situated the V. c. r.
Road, Is West Of Staunton, cars stopping at the
| door. ~ lf. -
Board 81 per week, $l.96 per day.
, G. W. BURRUss, Proprietor.
| ~ Richmond Dispatch, Charlottesville Advocate
and Lexington Gazette copy times and send bills to
| this office.
no THE CREDITORS OF T. T. CASTLE.
| / MAN-Any OF said creditors who have not filed
| their claims with me and proved them, request
| ed to do SO before the sM day of August NEXT, on
which day shall close my statement OF the Trustees
| accounts WIN. II. HARTMAN.
staanton, July 10, ls59-tsA
A. d. CHANDLER,
| UNDERTAKEN,
SfGuntop, va,
| III EPS METALLIC CASES of all sizes, at Staun
| IA ton and Millborough Depot, at City Prices. -
| Stanton, July -, 1859.