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CnlrTNprN's Foc-BELL.-Thi, appears excellent
Invention for overns danger vessels during thick weaker
The plan is briefly follows:


\ boat of about buoyancy-abou the size Of
yawl boats made in firm and substantial
having high swelling and cilptcal deck and ring
attached the forward end of the keel BY which
be moorcd wherever It's services be wanted From the
deck of this boat quadranguar galows is made of two
round rods of which each end of each attached to
the deck sides OF the boat, while the centre pan
rises to the hight above the deck These
Two rods each other right angles in the A.
which place they connected together by vertical
which also supports bell b, OF ordinary construction No
invention could be perfect with regard simplicity,
the certainty OF wet,imng its services for, rs its object Is
give warning of danger in bad weather and the bell
be runs by the motion of the boat, will nallbly rn-


.udes, in of Winds and storms, \ dense fog without
any swell motion of the will seldom. If occur
and if il sheud there could be serious danger
Of perfect calm. The entire OF tins BelIbuoy
will probably exceed 30 dollars: and bell,
cepiibe of great variety of tones the sound, may be readily
recognised and distinguished when there
located liz tie same vicinity.