FOR THE WhTcHMAN.
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have observed in several newspapea notice of an in
ienton in way suppress ubvate the unpleasant
sound arising from The discharge Of Steam from the boilers
Of Steam Boats. This has brought to my recollection what


have often thought Of in my various passages in the DIFF
erent boAs that have been in-and mention it for
the consideration Of persons owning such boats have


ften thought that if had the liberty Of using the power
so elected from the boilers, and desirous Of giving
The bel) would afx trumpet to the top of the
ppc capable Of being turned round every sideand
which am persuaded would give off sound that would
be heard much greater distance than the bell com
monty made of-cspecal if the trumpet was Of brass
and of large size. MENTOR