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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

FENAIIE NHUNIH IAf FTLLS.
OWING to the celebrity, efficacy and nvarable OF
~ Madame Restes Female Monthly Pills in ali Of r
regularity Suppression stoppage Of those functions of
which the health Of every female depends since
their introduction the United about four years,
counteres and limitations constantly attempted to be
pamed of for the genuine Cheap common pills purca,ed
Female Monthly Pills" with the object Of selling them if
possible dollars box Females the efore
cautioned against these attempts to impose upon them
terts except those sold Madame Restss Principal Once.
i8 Greenwich street. New York. and Essex street Boston
of each box.
the directions enclosed inside Of each hoy Sold also bv az
pontment 264 Grand street, Of Allen, New York
ieIn 2ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, SEPT. 6
-lhs was the FAY set down for the decision OF the
following causes:
Samuel Stevens and others, VS.. Hamilton
White Judgement of the Suprr me Court reversed
and yenlre d. novo awarded For veIsai l3 for
attirmance Lieut.. Gov the Chancellor, Sena.
tors Root Bockee and Hopkins, delivered opin-
ions IN favor of reversal Senators Putnam
Franklin, Wright and Rhoades, delivered opinions
IN favor OF affirmance.
The following resolution was then adopted:
Resolved, That the word " plaintiff in the and and
sth sections in he to usury passed 1887
tends 10 the party in interest plaintiff, although he
may not be the plaintiff the record Ayes Is, g.
Syvanus II Henry and al, VS.. the Bank OF Sa-
Ina. Judgment OF the Supreme Court reversed
and venire de novo For reversal IL, for affirm
5 Champlin ct al, VS. Richard r Haight. Mr..
Dudiy SeldeA resumed his argument Tor the ap-
peilants.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-Chsmpln ct al, VS. Rich
arr r, Haleht. Mr.. J. w. Gerard was heard for
the respondent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

0R HEINE takes the liberty inform public that ne
~ still adhers his old plan, epatiens aborng under
syphitic mercurial affections and being i
durable BY other physicians in hospitals that these the
for medcnes until he has performed perfect quite
indifferent the whether in the form of
ulcers epons pains in the bones head the
throat other part All affections will be treated
entire plan.
n B-Dr Hene will attend usual the various branches
of his profession, Office l6i Canal st. au23 lmrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08
Surgeon 70 II. VI. d. Forces, Jam
ACOUSTIC DROl $.

sure cure for ncipen deafness eaache pains, buzAngs
or SINGING sounds in the collections of hard wax or vita
ted seeetions OF the Their acoustic oil has been
pular remedy in all diseases of the for up
Irnk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08
TO THE LADIES.

II.
THIS for the radical of Prolapsus Uteu
L or Falling of the Womb by external application super
.edng the obectona Peasary confidently recon-
the afflicted the of perfect restoration
health having failed Of performing under
the aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained very high character Europe
Is well this 1t adopted the entire disuse Of
easares and all other painful surgical expedens the Ly-
ngnHopitas of London and Paris, and universally
commended in Europe by medical of the highest rank
"a this country by the leading members Of the
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the eminent
private practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for bdes No.
street having separate from the business de-
parmen where lady in constant attendance to apply
Trusses and Supporters female aus lmec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

THE PRIVATE TREATISE-This little book itself is
designed for those who require speedy and private
for certain infectious complaints and in which the best and
price ST. The advertisement however state
that the author has published the interesting chapter
that the which render these complaints obstinate
and ngerngn the form of single letter which he supplies,
this given in the letter ITSELF and this Also will be
why many persons suffer from month to month with a
complaint which prone affect the mind well func
tons of the body and which easily and speedily cured
when its is explained.
But lest it should supposed that the ette, here referred &c
Processes than really the author begs TO state
that beside his long experience he has testimonial letters
the subject of his integrity and skill from the eminent
physicians in Europe the eminent America Si
Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott of New York, Dr. Physick, Of
Philadelphia and others and also that he permitted refer
TO almost every physician of emnence in the city.
Dr. Ralph would also further TINT he consulted IN
diseases OF this his residence No 80 Green
wich hour and those who honor him with he
confidence the complicated of disease viii
surprised the and quickness with which, general
vxyill Lolita a cure anti imh
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NO CURE, NO PAY

DE, COOPER of 4 Duane street, between William and
and strangers that he still affords relief TO the afflicted Of both
and be always chnued with the utmost Confidence
ience of many in hospitals in Europe devoted 70 he
this city for the last years this particular branch
profession safe speedy and efecua to such
persons themselves under his Rodent
cured IN two or three days p Cooper uses mercury any
mode of treatment will require interruption from business
alteration in diet Persons afflicted it'll proacted and depor
ole need despair complete Dr. Cooper
informs the public mat he the only regularly qualified surgeon
who adveses Duane and exhibits diploma from
the Institute Of this city, procured by false cert
Gates and false petence The nvioabe secsy observed
in Letters post paid attended to Charges
deate Office from in the morning until 10 O'Clock at
aight. Office Ii Duane st. 40 lmEr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

THE MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY
N the world is WINS Irish Vegetable RELIEF CANDY,
for Immediately removing the following diseases-bowe
complaint cholera morbu rheumatism the head side
and breast scpvey dyspepsia, splitting of blood, asthma
Whoopng cough, influenza coughs colds and consumption
Fot sale at A Carmne 2o and 6 Broadway and Div
sion ST. ABNER HITCHCOCK.
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lust Published, Physiological Mysteries and Revelations
in Love Coushp and Marriage; Infallibe Guide Book
Tor married and single Of the importance
the human BY Eugene Beckand NJ. D. Translated from
the third Paris edition, by Philip NJ. Harvard.
Among the matters duly considered in the work, Mat
efT SERIOUS to single and Young
beauty and courshp" The danger solitary Practices
how the habit be removed, and its effects cured" THE
ofloye and jealousy with nlibe remedies for eradca
sion" Offspring with newly discovered modes based sci.
entihc principles for the prevention Precipitation
ntermarriage. Dress, with the form aud colors be-
coming to the various shapes and COMMISSIONS The
interest single and married life relates the principal sub
jects above noted"
York
GLOVER, New York city will procure copy of the work
being any part Of the United States Canadas
three copies will be sent for 81.
Twelve copies will be sent to address for Meme but
franked paid letters taken Of the office
CAUTION-A work protesting be the above but which
catchpenny has been published and peddd the
The work only be had at Holland Go-
ver the holders of the copyright the office the Cvnosue
02 Nassau ST, one door from Ann street.
aui2 imdSwsee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

gcy- The United States snip Levant sailed from
Hampton Roads on Saturday la 1, having on board
Mir Profit Gate Ropr' sentative IN Congress from
lndlana.) Minister to Brszll, accompanied by MIR
Aackett, his private secretary, whom she IS Ia land
al Rio Janelro, and thence proce ed 10 the Pacific
and round the world. The L. want is represented as
one OF the finest ships of her class in the Navy Her
battery consists OF is medium 30 FOUNDERS, and TWO
long Is Paixhans. The following is list OF her
officers:-
Commander Hugh Nelson Page. Leutenents-R Robert
q Ro b, Robert Handy Charles Barton and Joseph
II Adams Louis Mel jr acting Master Purser,
John RitteEhouse. Surgeon, VIM. NJ. Wood. Assistant
Surgeon, Jose phi Wi Passed Mdshipm an, John
Read. Midshipmen David Ochiltree, 6 orge p Welsh,
C. II Wells, VIM. NJ. Gamble L Gordon Geo. W Young,
A X. Ahercrombie z H. Scovell and Charles Wooley.
Cap aims Clerk, VIM V Tay lor Boaswain John Dun.
derdale Gunner, John Beckwith. Carpenter, John
Green. Sailmsker James Bennett.
The Norfolk Beacon says GA party have re-
celved permission from the Navy Department to
take passage in the Levant for the purpose OF expo
RAG the interior of South America II consists of
Passed Mdshpnan q. Strain, Edmund Christie,
DR.. J c. Remnant, Masters Mate, j. w. w Dyes,
aud Edward Donney. Mr.. Strain, who orsina-
ted the expedition, Is distinguished for an active
and adventurous disposition. We wish the party
success IN their enterprise"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08
TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTELL,S PREVENTIVE

M
Those Invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
Europe but France particular for upwards Of thirty
well as by thousands 9 this country beng the only mild
forbids too rapid increase of family.
Madame Reste well known, for thirty f
male Physician in the principal Female Hospitals in Eu-
'ope-hose OF Vienna and Parswhere favored by her
experience and opportunities she attained tt celebrity
those great discoveries medical science specially adapted
the female frame for which her medicines stand
yaed, well in this country in Europe Her acqusin
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female Frame
enables herby tracing the decline and i'll health Of married
females in the meridian Of life and the consequent
Did and often apparently nexpicable which consgn
many fond mother premature gravetc their
arrive at kn9TIsdge Of the primary causes Of ae ndis
he discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powders Their
'dopon has been the Of preserving only the hh
nut the life Of afectionae wife and fend
her
The advertiser feeling the importance of this subject and
tmang the vast benefits resulting thousands by their adop
tion would respectfully the of the
sIed by all that they hold and DEAR their
Is II not and vrtuous evils which
subject by simple and healthy within CONTROL
Every dspassonate and ghtened mind will
sitatingly the affirmative Price dollars pack
accompanied with full and particular directions They
be forwarded by mail to any part of the United Sts,s
letters be postpaid and addressed 70 MADAME RES
TELL, Female Physician. Principal Office, Iis Gre wien
New York Office hours from Jam to ocloc PM.
Boston Office, No. Essex ST. jl0 2msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

TRAGEDY ON BOARD THE U S. SHIP PREBE.
The following tragcal circumstance is thus detail
ed in letter, an extract from which we append
hereto -
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MALAGA, July Is, lS43
learn that a tragicsl event occurred on board the
u = ship Preble. Some words of an angry nature
had frequently passed between two seamen, Mcaae
Csllig3a and Thomas Smith, which were repeated
This morning The language of Callgan of such
a nature that Smith struck him; whrreupon The for
mer Immediately drew his kniie and stabbed the
latter TO the heart with one blow, and gave him
second in the stomach, which caused his death In
few minutes. CalIigan will OF course be taken TO
the United States Tor rlal whether by civil or mill
tary process will be determined, II IS said, by the
Honorable the Secretary of the Navy.
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DEAFNESS.
ORS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS

DhSs OASlLE AMI EDW hhDo, AOhlSlS
SQ1 BROADWAY.-Exact-
SOi II cheerfuy comply with the request OF Lieut. M
ntosh testify that was nvaded home unfit for dut,
consequence Of total deafness and discharges from his
that while in New York. his way to England he place
himself under the professional of Ds Castle and Edwards
Auss Under their he recovered his hearing,
has returned 10 his military duty. - =
Signed III. McNEVEN, M. ID.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

PRUDENCE ~ ALL IHiNGs-The aticn-
tion u! the public has been repeatedly call
ed to medicines processing to cure,as well
as 10 prevent disease; bu. after repeated.
trlals,noue have been SO ellicaciousas the
vege table compornd,known by the name
OF St0Wdmits Vegetable Ell, act Pills.
The Purifying nature of The ingredient lhas
compose these pllls-their effects upon
the systcm-'heir tendency to remove all
undue hillary secret.uns--& ther strict
iY rfnoraIlng properties, entiyie them 10
!he consideration OF the afflicted The
deepest researches in chemistry aided hy
indefaigahle perseverance, has been the
| means Of giving 10 The world tie concen-
lra'ed essence, power and virtue Of veg
eahlcs, which have long been known as
Possessing purgatve anS healing quail
lies. The blending together, in a jus,
and proper manner, of each aud every
| ingredient, and the care and attention
which is displayed by the proprietor in
the selection, is a Sufficient guaranty Of
their appropriate fitness in The medicine
chest Of every family. As purifiers of
he blood, they have no superior, and
their operation being so mild and pleasant,
and their wonderful effect so quickly dis
| played, il is not to be wondered at, that so
many make usa pf them. All thai the
proprietor asks is fair trial.
Sold by William Tnrbert.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

The only prominent measure Of the Rev
York statesman was the Sub Treasury
scheme. He t,ied it against the wishe,
of the people. 1t failed signaiIy ard in.
eloriously, and the people, indignant and
disappointed, buried him from power
What does he propose now} Nha. are
his measurcs--what his Priuciples2 His
confidential friends in some quarters hQve
again met together AND cudea"orfd To
gaIvanize into new CXiste4ICe, HE eXilo-
dad btlbble which contributed so greatly
to his downfall They would again &c
vive the Sub Treasury monster. Axe he
peoplcd prepared for such an act al mad
ness? Are lhey anxious once more 10
see industry laNgui and enterprise be-
come pa alyae, they have usls p"kcn
an en-, hate language upon he subject ~
Tennessee a"d North ,Carol'Hl 1'no>e
States al least, are roI prepared "a .pvrri
aci to Van Bureni,m. T1ey a't ti1r q
oUnd currency an adequate :rYenWG--
! fail protection To- American ind0>r"r, an"
all .hc other gIeat measu!ts which a.r t2.
iieyed to he essential to the prusrctlg ID
the haitian. Let our friends evs-y "Acle
| axe heart at these ADMINISTRATIONS they
Iprove that The PEOPLE are win us, and
only require To be reused thoroughly
and At ,ua.iy 10 render Ihe cau>r t"!lus
! Dhlut.
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Mr. CLAY HIS MEaSLNI6-TuE
ilU! Ii.


N".tst i'a.v.i.u a.G .'e"Ucsscs. a.s calcn-
a:.d 10 sXcue tet.u.gg Of ;hc musl glea-u-
rabe character, in he bogoms Of the
Wings Throughout lie Union. LD.h ates
are ,requivocaIly " hig by large mrjori-
ty, and sal beyond al question, g3ee
.helr elected votes in lGIl TO HENRY
tt4Y, Of Kentucky. These demonsta-
lions Of popular sentiment sse indeed ol
the most gratifying kind. They cannot
a!! 20 re sEina.c tne hopes TT var iriends
10 stimulate their energies, and induce
Them 10 exers themselves in every iauda
Die way Tor tie success Of ueir cause
and their candidate, and ihe triumph of
their principles. There is no disguise as
to the views aud objects Of toe Wings Of
his country. They avow thelr policy
il frank and manly spint--lhey have
aelected their candidate, aud they strug-
gle. Is they consc!entously believe, Tor
the best interests oi tie Republic. Their
prime Pies have been distinctly and fully
defined BY their grea! leader. They at-
vutala
"A sound National ca rency, reguIa-
! ted by ,be will and authority Of The ma
, ton.
San adequate revenue, viii, fair prolec-
! lion 10 American Industry
"Jnst restraints 90 lie Executive pow
! or, embracing u lVi!hct glsi.lc.ln on the
! exercise III the veto.
| "A ianhiG! a.n'i i,'.a,ton Of the public
domain, wish uu ciunabIe distribution Of
! the prOcee Us u ..he sales of il amon >, all
/ the States
IAN honest md economical adminjstra-
ton Of tue General Government, leaving
public officers perfect freedom OF thought
and o! the ri ht of sutiirage; but "ltil sui
: SSlute restraints against Improper it.;eTier-
ence IN elections.
IAN amendment to the Constitution
limiting the incumbent OF The Presidential
office lo..a single term.'
| 1t was with these sentiments before
them, constantly urged by the various can
didaies, that the people OF \ or,h CAROLYN;
and Tennessee rallied III thcr slreng,!,
and ested by majorilies Of thousand:
of votes, their devotion to the v hig cause
Our men and our measures are aliE,
known to the millions who consti,ul,
the population of tins county! In voting
for HENRY CLAY for the Chief GIagisra
cy Of the nation, our people will vote TO
the measures with which that slalesma,
is identified, Even now, although tn
Wings were greatly bafiled in many o
their acts during the last Congress, Tia
happy results OF lLeil Tariff are bceinnin!
to be felt throughout! the land, Confdenc
is measurabIy restored, business is reviv
ing, aud prosperity is once more about t.
dawn upon the nation. Elect Mr.. Clay
to the Presidency, and the wotk will b
perfected. Bat cali Martin Van Burel
: TO place and power again, ard Sub Urea
sery iamsMil be revived win all lis IDEAS
trous consequences. The progress OF ID
country under the Van Buren, dynasty
as backward in almost every SENSE
Trade lQnguished, confidence declined
our workshops were closed, the day la
tonrer was unable to obtain employ men'
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4 gcnsiGsa y5Is les.

Il is recommended that-lhe Wings of the
several districts hold meeting" on the
2jth inst, to-day for the purpose Of
choosing delegates to represent them in a
county convention to be held i'll the Court
House in ElI<'on Oh he Thursday follow
ing (the 3l>i inst TO select four candi-
dates for election TO the next Legislature
OF the Safe, and transact such other bust
ness as the interest of the Wing party oi
Ihc county may seem to require.
The Genital committee recommend
that the meetings be held at he hour of
Mree O'Clock, at HE following places.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

We arc indebted to friend IN Nashville for
copy OF tie full returns of the election in Ten
nessee. JONES (Whigl is elected Governor,
by ma iJrity 0! about 1000 votes. The Senate
stands IA wings, II locos; the House, 10 wings,
IS locos, giving the Wing. majority OF Oh
join, ballot, and thus securing to them the two
U. S Senators. Tennessee WAS emphaticslly
tho political battle ground Of he season-t.e
only place where national politics were IN ado u
question: and the result has been gratifying. The
roar OF the old lion has died away in hs dcn.--
The Wings win now have majority in the U s.
Senate for some lime, the two Senators from
Tennessee giving them 81 without taking
into account, Mr.. Rives the Tyerite. They
would still have the majority should tie locos get
he Senator from this state.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

Let us for moment retrace in memo
~ the doctrines and practices which went
to make up ''lhe Jackson policy" Let us
remember
The extravaganza Of the public expcndi-
lures;
The struggle Of the Executive with the
People 10 obtain perpetual control oil
the public money which il had already
illegally seized;
The doctrine that the public Offices are
the property OF party, and that every
man is all enemy OF The country who
is not vassal of the President;
| The assumption that The Presidents bound
| 10 obey The Constitution s. Laws only Us
he chooses 10 understand and sxp0Und
them;
The claim Of the Executive 10 originate
! as we'll as 10 disregard Legislation;
The CoresaIling of Legislation by EXecu-
tive threats oil the Veto;
The defeating Legislation by sitting acts
: Of Congress after they have passrt;
The encouragement and cultivation Of al
agrarian and anarchicA! spifi',
The attempt, by ncw organization oI
the Militia, TO erect a Sanding Amy
Of Two hundred Thousand men,
and ii tain OF other kindred doctrines, all
tending, undgr lie prtttnca of deeply
dyed "Dtmocrary," 70 cOuceniia'e all
pow in the EXtCulive hands, aud lhus
10 rcvo!u!icGize tie GoecrnUl, NJ into a,l
ELECTIVE MoNAR,uY.
,,,, /, la. ,,.s...sy-, f,F a. \, ID
short distance OF t,inp f,oln lie GA oi
this "Jaclisonian poIc,.'' 30 point lhe al
tentiou OF any reader ot ours 20 lis discs
Gus effects i'll
Deranging the currency;
Palsying enterprise;
Whitening Industry, and
Wasting the resources Of The country
Aud this is lie "pollcy" which Mr.
Ben TON, in the presumption of politica
power being within the reach OF his par
~, exuts in the prospect Of reSami"g 0nc
omp!si'ng As has been said Oh the eide
branch Of the Bonrbons, dis E.ocolec,
dy nasty has learned nothing by adversely
but, in the pside and hoasfuness and de
fusion Of anticipated triumph, ALREADY
threatens us with perFeiuailUn OF all IL
od!nna political doctrines, and renewal
Of those deteslahle experiments, the per
severance III which against public opinion
having a!lcady driven Il iu'" exile IRON
Office, ought forever hsIeui,er TO preven
lis return 10 it.
"Fore@arncd, forcarmcd!'' says tn
peoye!b, and so say We 10 eur readers
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&5-The Rev. John P. Durbin, Prcsi-
dent of Dickinson College, CARLISLE Pa,
aud distinguished minister Of the Meho-
disl Episcopal Church, stopped While
in our 'o"n on Wednesday last, on his
way down the Eastern Shore. He re.
turned from Europe in the Grca, Western
last week. He has been on tour Of sew
eral months through that continent, and
through Palestine, and probably will ia
vor the public with volume or two of
notes. which, Judging from the letters he
wrote home, will be, well written and full!
of interest.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-08-26

Mr. E1itor;--The failure of Bachelor
'IlolJ>' anl his maiden aunt"N Ably" 10
| iEter3eel HE culb!ems Of LAdY'a present
furnishes about as fair criterion 81 do
! extent Of ihc.r wis; as do I!leic published
u0d impairment remarks, Of l; lie u,iat,ly ct
their breeding. Oi all c., a:c.i t;,lngs an old
Rachc!or and rel hcrrtag ara mos.
alike, ncl,her possessing Gas other AM
nials) e!!hsr Grams or a2ar a.d both Ju-
ing dea1 and dry, stFtvvl'eb, wi,hared
and worthless.
The Potatoes, express ,his farlhor
quality Of Bacbeiors, tia. they are inSlpid
and,u-rie,s, until they have been heafeI.
70 strd and p2g{ra, and their hearts sJi-
ened--and mai they never produce aov
th.Hy, un!! they are unatr tie grouaA.
when lhe!r dccayel substance may per
heps give support 10 some weed which
NAV wave aboyo them.
The yeas, cake, expresses, still farther
'hr attire al Bachelor as teSfy. psshg,
s'o> !ii"g tuN Of letnd, and good Tor moth
ing ill appropriated 10 something else
| hu sIIee enhe.ns as whnlo represen.
tie lite Of a Bachelor, insiped IA, rap po-
t1!osS, red hsTrt'gS dad yeast eats
AMELIA
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PASS HIM ROUND
or of the train Of cars,

ductor of the train Of cars, p
and the camp meeting, perform.
nobla feat, on Saturday last, BY wi.s@-
Of his own. The cars were going at toierably
rapid gate, the engine behind. He was IN the
forward car, and looking out, saw man in tho
middle Of the track few feet ahead, walking
carelessly along. Quick as thought he sprang
out, caught him in his arms and threw him from
the track, und while in the act was struck by the
platform ofthe car but fortunately knocked cut
side the railing, beyond the reach of the wheels.
The man was deaf.