Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-07-12
MIS- ELLANEOUS.
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REV. T.. T.. LANGSTRoTH,S
ESQ PATENT MOVABLE COMB
II f. HIVE

TT is q we'll known fact that the public have bee,
/ i swndled out of much money and time By purchas
ing Patent Bee-Hves. The time has arrived when
owing to the labors and experiments of Mr.. Lang.
stroth, a complete revolution will Immediately taxi
place in the management of our Apiarles. What be
| fore was an uncertainty, is now certainty-when
saw certainty mean that all the difficulties heretofore
attending the Bee keeper are absolutely, entirely ant
forever removed Amy person desiring to witness thu
operations of this Hive can be gratied by calling a
my residence, where have number in operation
few of the advantages this Hive enjoys OVER al
others will be mentioned.
The Apiarian has the entire control over all the
combs-any or all of the combs can be taken out al
pleasure without injury to the combs or engaging the
bees the least.
This advantage alone is of more importance thar
all the combined avantages of all the other Hioes IN
existence. Every Apiarian knows when this is &C.
complished all other difficulties at once vanish.
II permits all necessary operations to be performed
without injuring or killing single Bee, ft
1t gives the power of inspecting all the operations
of the Bee and at all times asceraining their precise
| situation.
It is adapted to swsrms of all sizes, being made
large or smaller at pleasure in moment. The combs
can be moved without any Earring; combs can be Civ
en- to the Bees to fill again. The whole or part Of
comb can be removed at any time.
1t furnishes the greatest possible security against
the ravages of Bee moth.
1t offers facilities for feeding Bees in either cold or
warm weather.
1t admits the safe transportation of Bees any dis
lance
II allows the honey to be taken at any time in the
most convenient, beautiful and saleable forms.
ALI the good Honey can be removed and an inferior
article supplied in it's place.
1t is either q swarmng or non-swarming Hive, at
the pleasure of the owner.
It enables the Apiarian to multiply his Stock at
pleasure. -,
out any difficulty.
The Hive can be made by any person able to ham
die tools, being very simple in its construction.
There are many more advantages OF at least equal
importance with those enumerated, for full partlcu-
lars of which would recommend all persons interest
ed the culture ofthe Bee to read Langstroth on the
Hive and honey Bee 81 25 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
management of the Bee has become 30 entirely sim
plied that all the former difficulties and perplextes
are at once done away with.
This Hive is the result of II years unwearied and
constant experiment of the inventor, and believed
by the subscriber to be perfect for the purpo
poses intended as any invention ever made
The price for an individual right to make and use
this Hive is S.. Bee dresses SLIPS each.
Langstroth's Bee Keepers Manual, the most i'm
portant book on the Bee ever published, $l.25.
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 day, which can be performed in a
bout 80 minutes without the danger Of being stung
once.
Hives will be furnished at "a and 80.
May 81, 1859. W. T. McGAHEY,
IMPROVED INSTRUMENT FOR SUR
i VEYING AND CALCULATING AREAS.
This instrument is highly recommended by
a. T. Bledsoe, Prof Mathematics. University of Va
Maj. Thos. II. Williamson, Prof. Engineering, Va.
Military Institute.
Rev. Charles Phillips, Prof Civil Engineering, Uni
versty of N. g.
&c w W.lters Prof Mathematics W F. College
" H. Snyder Prof. Mathematics, H. S. College, Va.
B. Craven. President Trinity College, N. G.
p. G. Wills, Prof. Math., R. M. College, Va.
L. Turner, Prof. Math., Richmond College, Va.
JAS Curly, Prof Nat. Phil and Asst, Georgetown Col
Edward T; Fristoe Prof. Math., Columbian College,
T. R. Cornell, Prot. Engineering, Georgia Military
Institute.
Prof. A. D. Bache. supt U. s. Coast Survey.
Lieut. Gen. Winfield Scott. COL PhilipSt Geo. Cooke,
A. L. Nelson, Prof Math Washington College,
j. L. Campbell, Prof. Phys Science, Wash College,
l.. L. Holiday, Prof Nat. Science, Hampden Sidney,
and many other gentlemen of scientific attainments.
have lot of these instruments on hand and for
sale. JAMES NJ. LILLEY, Patentee.
Staunton, May 10, 1859.
GOOD NEWS FOR BUTTER MAKERS.
VI We have Just received sample of the celebra-
ted HYDRO THERMAL CHURNS, to which has
been awarded the highest premium at IA different
Agricultural Fairs.
This Churn is capable of producing butter without
fail in any season. and of superior quality, in from
to 10 minutes, not only from cream and sweet I'M
SKINNED milk, but from niLe and ctdb6er be-
sides the yield of butter being from ten FIFTEEN per
cent greater in quantity and the quality better than
can be produced by any other churn known or used
We will take pleasure in showing them to farmers
and housekeepers.
Staunton Nav o. 80.