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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-23

TOILET oUAro AMI rEkrUMEhy
Sa SOD Hsy ws esa,. On d.s
general assortment Of every variety Of
Southern Merchants aud Dealers in general ere 10
examine our STOCK before purchasing elsewhs,e.
Is m.G 70 'o0'r'n SSf HSFsss vsooM FOWLER.
F0k FE 81 p M
continue to direct their parieuisr attention to all d
s
SussS mafe pp
cation to the CoIless the frs. Of those
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those se%pain consultation daily from AN
FSR4&ST ri r. sSy i'fss
% . %ss
tanning all medicine requisite 10 perform radical b.
ms a snd
any, and enclosing - 'Si'sak isaHf;isS
vELPEAU's sPECIFIL FILLS
op % e
S.isd n..n.oI fols:.S vslpssn; inabis remedy
lime than any Other her s%sd wO.s ...iag r.:
busin... fries 81 per BOX -''' '' ''A'A' 70 en- '-
CGNsi ITUTI0NAt DEBILITY CURED;
TIE Tonic MIXTURE. prepared By the COlIess Of
conad" 10y al
by secret indulgence or excess Of kind IL nvalua
Bile remedy for impotence stsri,f, or barrenne, uness
Single bottles 81 each; of hafa dozen 81 carefully
packed, and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
RICORDs AL1E.,AT'VE MIXTURE.
OK The permanent cure of pr1ma o. secondary syphs
o OF ny
All pefsons suspeetng venereal faint remaining their
tem should tins powerful purifier without delay
CONSIDER himself safe after having the
disease without thoroughly cleansing the with this
justly celebrated Alternative.
Sold single bottles 81 each; in OF half dozen
for ST. carefully PACKED and sent to all ps Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAfARILLA
- GENTfAN AND SASAFRAS,
9lREPARED ~ the New York College Of Medscine and
Pharmacy, established for the suppression Of quacke
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying urites and curative powes Of the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
of sarsapara at present before the public
and reed remedy Tor all diseases
Of the Blood such scrofule and
,at rheurn ring bctches pimpIes ulcers,
bones JOINTS nodes cuancous erupuons liberated
throat any arising om the secondary eees
Of syphilis ipudicious use OF mercury.
Sold III single bottles, az rs cests
" IN cases OF halfa dozen bottles 3N
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the UnicE.
~ B-A very liberal discount to Wholesale purchassn5
Ofbns opes from A. "a. tosr. VI.
VS.: RICHARpsON, Md,
ts~ Nsssns street. New York
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DR.. FELIX GOURAUDS
ALLAN MEDI GATED so

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THIS admirable emollient is now, by common consent.
scu reckes sunbu all kinds OF upiions every
species Of discoloaton of the skio All competition has
been completely dtanced by this invaluable preparation
the demand for which, within the last meuths has in
creased than 500 and is still increasing The
cearness and which its mpars the complex
ion have rendered proverbal beautfer of the skin;
and dressing room can be considered furnished with
GOUR.dUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED soap.
1t is also delicious compound and be used in hard
salt water and is sovereign and remedy for
the bites Of insects beauty be- as is asserted only skin
Deep is the that the thin covering which
loveness resides should be kept its and
tractive Dr. might simplifying ofhis
Italian Soap but he thinks that the number
cost thousand dollars to the Doctor from
Of ships Officers of the Army. and host Of Distinguished
Ladies' the original of which be
if required the Doctor thinks sufficient any
wilfaly blind If there he such, the Doctor
might apply them the language cfscrpturc and say I'll
believe not Moses and the aeher would believe
Goqragd's Poudre Subtitle positively sxtirpates and
Gouruds Liquid Rouge will mpart the pale cheek aud
lip crimson flush magnificent that ofthe rose.
to a beautiful black
Gourauds Lily he instantly disspa,es Pushes
and roughness.
Beware that it is impossible to
procure the genuine of Dr. 0ouraud
his
AeENTsH Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Boston A. 8.
yordon, Milk street, Lowell, Caretoa Coz Worcester,
Green Il fo Pierce. Alhauv ~ Inns RE
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NOTICE.
YOU K + X o X.

ITO MISUNDERSTANDING as the cold weather has
and Pants xed handsome with
cuffs colsr Innings buttons and STRAPS to buy
No q Murray Washington street, where can
all dssgeeabe scents that generally attend articles
You have had cleaned Gentlemen this puff Call
and and i'll find that charged such
prices hase had this Of the
with great disappo Please observe that
81 is the number where you depend not to meet with
disappointment.
2wsr A. CORTlSSOS. ~ Murray
BLACK OXIDE OF MANGANESE.
lOO PRRSSE < BROOKS,
nl8 lwr No. 65 and CT assau street
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NO CURE NO FAY.

nR. CORBlTT, 10 DUANE Street, Member Of the Royal
~ College Of Surgeons, London, may be consulted the
of certain delicate Diseases practice Of four
teen years devoted to veneea diseases ensbes Dr. C.
cure the worst form OF this disease Recent cases cured In
two weeks without any pain. Constitutional debility
Those individuals who have a certain loaIhs
habit positively be restored wealth and society DrC
has removed his Office insnuated by certain mush
Il M tms
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,ishi, .aa Y. tsss thl. nsssMsa. csnnsassa d wsss
NsspsotfaIiy THE DOCTOR.
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kIN(i'S COUGH CANUY

COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
~ ofthe sures indications Of sound intellect and
when exerted IN the cause Of Suffering humanity II becomes
enrolling virtue. When suffering under the effects
cold slight cough, how much better TO at get rid
Of by employing Rings universally Vsgea
Bile Coegh Candy than to allow the seeds Of perhaps I'm
rerng asthma fatal consumption TO be sown in
situations. Does point the proper
to be pursuedwam clothine and Rings Cough Can
dy Thos have been quickly cured and that bad
despairedhen why not readeI your aching friends
Read this from the Rev. Samuel ID. Burchard -
Rings Caney-Iiaving been strongly recommended by
KIND friends Try Rings Cough Candy for very
cold did with, must onfess, ceptcsm
its virtues, but found rse srecdy relieved and able TO
attend those duties which had seriously feared to be
debarred feeling OF and desire 10 be
Others, prompt, me g give the le influence may
public, and mpartiug lutte a that which is
great assistance the effects namely
SAMUEL ID. BURCHARD,
Pastor OF Houston street Presbyterian church. conner
Thompson and Houston streets, New York
For sale Rings 1872 Broad way, corner OF John az
~ m
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Mo 1m*r

nR CORBITT, Member Of the University of New York,
~ also Medical Society," has we'd his Office from
Duane street to 70 Beeknan three doors from Nassau
of diseases for the years. warrant IN ell
Dr. C. does mercury in his treatment Oren
from A NJ Ill, Q p NJ nI8 6t<r
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MEDICAL ADvlcE;-DOCTUk LAMENT is conf
ll dentay consulted his Office. g Gold street,
Fulton on all diseases of private nsture His treatment
being mild and udicous. requires neither restraint
con.uuonal arising from nd.ereet indulgence, Of the
potency engages the Doctors attention. his being
he that of vEor nature originally
the patient hsns aware caused BY aad some
fecuay cured by Dr. L. Letters, postpaid enclosing
fee Immediately attended and medicine with advice,
part the United States. Office 60 Gold street.
nl7 lw&r
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MANNED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to interest
lv1 them by perusing Moral Physiology, written by the
Hon. r. D. Owen with additions and alterations by H. Clio
NJ D. Were this book carefully read by married
person. snd its advice strictly followed persuaded
that different Of society from the would exist
Th ,ero Of poverty and the prospect Of large family Of
children which could be but poorly reared
prudent people from entering the matrimonial state; but
here - work that will tell important which
obviae all such objections Price of the book so
For sale by Zeber Co of Chestnut and Sd
Phiiadepha and booksellers; and the Editor, Am
street, New York. OBI lmsr
IN. JOHNSON IL Duane street, near Chatham street
Do OF the oldest and Medical and Sur
gcal Practitioners in the city Of New York in the
OF certain class of delicate diseases The Doctor esab
sAed stand for eleven years during that time as
successfully treated IL 600 venera and
other delicate complaints The Doctors reputation for skill
in those old cured that have existed for
presmnent No matter how long have geet stric-
ulcers the body, the throat
the head and bones of the legs, wall, and cure If
your durable. Constitutional weakness
called seminal weakness, brought by habit in
dulged in by young Many unfortunate victim Of
this unnatural vice has experienced sauary
Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back
confusion OF intellect orgetfuness ptaon OF the heart
aversion 10 society are only symptoms Of this complaint
He warrants every no charge Mild and
cured in two days. Pos, paid letters containing
educated Physician and Surgeon o9 Imsr
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n HE Toni ELIAih or RESI- ~ COkDlAL,
Prepared by the Members Of the Philadelphia College OF
Medicine and for sale at their Office Nassau street, New
York is EXPRESSLY for the use Of those who have in
invaluable invigoratng positively impotence
in either irritability
and constitutional debility produced from any cause III.
also powerful OF Female Irregularities and
fails the periodical desdeatpm that nature do
msnd and essential TO good and vigor
Price TIVE Dollars bottle, OF half dozen $l
carefully packed and forwarded part Of the Union
w. +. DICKINSON, Agent
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ii: y: No.: IyS 4: ~ ~;
s ~ . Ss:iN :aa ss.:a ss a..
q .sh s. ihsScAI = wosid Sas .ysli.s y, 80
ssr beng given Up By diAsrsas Dossers Sna rssae oae
pint day Of blood and eortupeon Mr. Cling, cured OF
John Erwin, cured q MsuHs isth st.sst Aycaus
Harda leo Delaney cured Of pispepsia Miss Levy cared
Of Piles week after having them .r years One lady
was Consumption Of the Bowels Hunsreds could be
evidences uroduced convince the world o2s lmsrc
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fNknaA> fSi,iAlS-Dk nrlNc, NO. ~ duane
" street, most respectfully informs the public that he has
reinQushed his outdoor he confines hmself
y 70 once practice aborng under chronic affections
such diseases OF the SPINE bones jonts ulcers xcroua
mercura diseases, structures piles &c Also certain dis
which the liable in all large cities
apply confidence, Dr. Hene being regular physi
cia an a m of the medical facutry oil IN
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w lGS!

WlGSi WIGS!
OATCHELO R's invented Wiss and Sc.ips, made Of
d the 6nest nature. curl HAIR snd adapted n the
snl.y n sSs nsssaoa dong de
di6cuues so long expsrenesd BY those who wear wigs
The public invited TO inspecta large and well selected
stock containing every variety Of size and eoor they Will
WI. BXTCHEIOR, invensor and only manulscrsrsr,
all street Broadway Removed from lss Broadway
rlsas- 70 cory the address Oh Im-rc
TNHE Only SECUKEiTY AGAINST QUAL kEMY
i HUNTEKlAN DiSrENSAhY, No DIVISION
street established A. d. 1885 by the proprietor.
for the successful of scrofua disease.
diseases seminal weakness gravel nodes carries suma-
tsm, ulcers Of the glots tonsils throat and limbs,
ryphtic iretis, nfiamed eyes, impotence gradual
wasting away of the powers Of fe night sweas. swelling
c the diseases saa ~ whether
viruleut; and from an expc- Renee that very seldom
falls 10 the lot of any one physician, he s enabled
to perfect and lasting in any and al!
that this the only place in the city where the
celebrated Dr. Hunters Red Drop be cbtaned msdi.
known fail curing the forms Of
diseases The dspensary arranged thar the
calling will but the doctor HIMSELF whos in
in his private rooms ready nd willing
render relief all who may give him CALL OF
certificates voluntary given Of course some Of which are
most astonishing record open for inspection
the Di.pensay all of which cured by this medicine
Price One Dollar per vial which :. is wsrr.ntsJ AZ
has been standing without pain inconvenisnce
This medicine be had genuine in Boston, oas lmsr
MEDICAL AID.-DR. GREGORY Is consulted as usual
v1 all diseases of deiic,to compicated He
regular Physician and Surgeon thoroughly educated
the principles and practice Of curing the disesses incident
His esdencc aud Offices No Roosevelt, door from
Chatham street OFT lm~hc
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nR. MARSHALL H tLL's CORDIAL RENOVATOR
- "A remedy weakness Of the Of gen.
and which, in every Instance where accord
ceevons has produced the happy results 1t new
used sPescribed by the eminent physicians in Eu-
and Amenca nthe Of the following diseases
dugei in Sy men, ascvou. dreams nightly
discharges dyspepsia weakness of the small of the back
confusion OF paoon of the heart
gieees. whites obstruction of certain excavations total
potency and barrenneAs Price So bole6 bottles for
So Sold at Il Duane MIG lm&r
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Dh. BOEhf1AV Z . HTGEAN hENOVAION.
THIS Medicine, SO long celebrated in Europe has been
found truly valuable since introduction into this coun-
In Debility Of the Organs of arising from
solitary ndu of the from natural causes
quick and infable remedy. IL chronic elects,
and those affections OF the pretha mistaken for
In female diseases particularly whites, accompanied with
debility it is used with success references can be given
various physicians Price 81 bottle Of 6 or for 50;
and sold only for the importing agents. 204H Fulton NY
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M EDiCAL CANDID, Morrsoa has Teen aged Tor
I rs the successful of all forms OF
diseases mereur and syphilitc emptions Rl~e
.tricures gonnoIhoa and debility arising from secret
habit DR. M holds communion with pretended
See his London DIPLOMA with the of the OF
examiners Of the Royal College Of Surgeons including Sir
zOlx Fulton street Letters attended TO. n3 lms
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS.
CORBYN'S COUGH LOZENGES-This popular rene
Ody will be found the most eectua one now IN use fer the
of coughs colds hoarseness irritation OF the lungs
shorness of BREATH asthma, consumption &c This not
like merely please the palate
but those distressing symptoms which bot too of
fatal when neglected thousands testify
who have their happy and sautary effects
ny whom have been reduced the brink Of the
They promoe free and expectoraton and require
confinement. single box will the most obstinate
cough that existed.
For sale by G. COLBY, chemist, &c 35l Pearl Frank
lin square, agent for the United States. o24 1msr
nUACKERY in NEW YORK.--Dr. CoorER, IA Duane
sree Chairman street, wishes strangers and Cit
the victims OF the imposition of quacks to
peruse the following letter -
Dr. CooPER-SIR-Las July contracted a disease, and
Immediately applied doctor who promised to cure
week. continued with him months, and gradla LIZ
getting tried after another all the advertiznR
doctors and each promised positively TO cure me- at length
thar the object of these and they
doctors concluded 60 the hospital where
the doctors kept under OF mercury for weeks
NV throat and liberated pains joints and
body covered with ulcers was complete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous TO give me any more med
cine advised southern climate left the hospital and
by the advice Of several friends. PLACED myself under your
now WELL and restored to perfect health wish this pub
% Imsr THOs GREEN 3rickiayer, Harlem
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PrOylslnn m arlxeaa

Stock on hand and not cleared. .......... s,292
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EOR the radical Of gonorhoea gicet, seminal smis
sons, and all mocopurulent discharges from the urethra
Hospital de Charlie n Paris are pronounced By their ees
for all diseases Of the urehra They effect cure in
time than any other remedy without limiting thu
busnes Prce 81 per box.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30

FURTHER FROM THE Acknowledgements Of
Gen North Capture Of Col Cross The n
Orleans Pcayune states that Gen. Worth, who
is on his way home from the Rio Grande, has
resigned his commissioner account ofthat old
complaint, brovet rank The same paper has
the following paragraph in relation to the Ar
my on the Rio Grande:
Another untoward event in the service we
have to chronicle, Onthe morning OF the 10th
inst, Colonel Cross, the acting QuartermasteI
General of the Army, left the camp on horse
back unattended, on business in his department
Not returning withnla reasonable time, alarm
was excited in regard to his safety; and parties
were sent out for him, but could obtain no salts
factory tidings of him. Three or four days
elapsed, and the gravest fears were entertained
for his life, when happily, through the energy
and adroitness of an officer Of the Dragons, it
was ascertained that Col. Cross had been taken
prisoner by party Of Mexican rancher0s, con-
sSting Of captain, lieutenant and five men,
and carried off, Not the least apprehension is
now entertained for the personal safety of Col
Cross, but it is not known in Gen. Taylor'S
camp where he is Mexican officers positively
deny that he is in hlatamoras, and we must
wait patiently q little while for the mystery to
be unraveIled. But let us repeat, that, at last
accounts, the officers in Gen. Taylor's camp
felt no alarm whatever as TO the personal safe
ty of Col. Cross.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30
II AIDES DRESS GOODS.

n AIDES DRESS GOODS.
-EA JUST RECEIVED,
large and complete assortment of Ladies' Dress
Goods ct the latest Styles t. which invite the at
tention of all purchasers, consisting in part of
BALZARlNES and BAREGES
MOUSELINE DE LANES and GINGHAMS
Painted Lawns; Cambria Lawns, Ginghams, sc.
Also, new style GAMBROONS
Wellington Cords; Summer Cloths
OREGON CORD; NANKEEN
White and Brown LINEN DRILLINGS
Super Silk, Satin and Cashmere VESTINGS
French, English and Belgian CLOTHS Z
Linen Cambria and Silk H0KFS.
POngee and Imitation Madras do
Cotton HOSIERY, some heavy country knit
BLACK and celored SILK GLOVES
While and cOored KID do
Cap Netls; cotton Edgings and Laces
"a, 7S, d 4, and Ga bleachcd and brown Sheet
iugs and Shirtngs.
Penitentiary Plads; OSNABURGS
Twill MusliHs and Osnaburgs
Damask Table Cloths and Covers
GAUZE FLANNELS
Bleachcd Brown and Blue MUSLINS
A superior assortment of SHAWLS-Silk, Berage.
Nett, Thibet Wool, Grape, Mouseline De Lame, &c.
o. Our stock is now complete, and with conf
dence in our capactyto please, we extend our invi-
tatiOn to a fully satisfied they will find our goods
cheap and Of as good quality as any house in the
city. ]. LEE WEBSTER & CO.,
No. 30 Market street,
apo doors East of Frederick.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Gin Council In the First Branch yester-
dav. a communication was received from the
Commissioners Of Public Schools in relation TO
the proposed new school house in the north
eastern section Of the city. Referred to the
committee of ways and means Mr.. Turner
from the committee on fire companies, submit
ted Il report and resolution appropriating $500
for the repair Of the Liberty engine house.
Laid on the table. A communication was re-
ceived from the City Commissioners, asking an
appropriation Of $3.50 for the purpose Of paint
ing the Fells' Point Market House. Referred
The general valuation and assessment bill was
received from the Second Branch, with pro-
posed amendments Read, laid on the table
and ordered to be printed, The ordinance from
the Second Branch providing for the accep-
lance Of the "Donncl! Lott was taken up
Mr.. Star offered as amendments six additional
sections, being nearly the original proposition
of the Messrs. Donnell. The bill and amend
ments were passed by vote Of yeas l6, nays
|, Mr. Davis from the committee on streets,
submitted report in relation to the paving
and repaving Of streets. Land on the table -
Mr.. Cotton on leave offered a resolution d.
rectipr the City Commissioners to have cut
down and removed, certain trees now standing
in Broadway. Laid on the table. DR.. Col
Inns on lelye offered a resolution directing the
Civ Commissioners to have the lots belonging
to Messrs. Shrigcy and Wilson on the
east side Of Jones' Falls walled up. Laid on
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30

THE WAR FEVER. We are happy to see
that both in England and the United States the
war fever is rapidly subsiding, and that the
conviction is becoming general, that there VIII
be no war between the two countries about
Oregon. The preamble and resolution passed
by both Houses of Congress by remarkably
large maiorities, will shew to the British Gov
enrmeut that we are amcably disposed; and,
as it is so greatly the interest ofboth nations 10
avoid war, it cannot be doubted, that the TREND
" spirit exhibited by Congress, will be rcclpro-
Gated by the English Governments that we
look forward with confidence, to peaceful set
Element Of all matters in dispute between the
two countries. This may be Il sad dlsappoint-
ment to few fiery spirits, who could "look
upon blood and carnage with comPosure;" but
to the industrious portion of the community 1t
will afford great satisfaction.
But some persons think (and perhaps hope,)
that if we escape a conflict with England, we
shall become embroiled with Mexico. The
American and MexiCah armies being within
view of each other it is supposed to be proba-
bic that conflict will ensue, and that war
will be the consequence. But we have no APP
prehenson of the kind. The American Cen
eral is directed to act upon the defensive only,
and there is no likelihood that the Mexican
commander will make an attack His army
is composed principally, we presume, Of men
who have been forced into the service, and who
have little disposition to ight-the General
will, therefore, be careful not to provoke hos
tlities on our part. We do not then see a
specl of war to darken the horizon. We be-
lieve that the Oregon question can and will be
speedily settled, and that Mexico will, in short
time, abandon her hostile attitude, and resume
her friendly intercourse with this country.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-30

IJSIusr CENsuRE. The Patriot of last even
ing censures the Hon. J. r. lngersoll for hav-
ipc stated, that he was the counsel of his broth
CT in the tea cases spoken of by MIR. Ashmun
On Monday last, and for expressing the oPin-
ion that the proceeding was honorable Now
we should have entertained a very poor opin-
ion of the Justice or brotherly feeling Of Mr.. J.
R. hgersol, had he silently permitted his
BROTHER to be charged with criminality for an
act which be, as his counsel, had advised
The proceedings of Mr.. G. J. lngclsoll in the
tea cases, were in accordance with law; and
we should like to see the lawyer who would
not docket as many suits as the law would
ALLOW. We disapprovo Of the course pursued
by MIR. c. J. Ingersoll in reference to Mr.
Webster, and have rejoiced at the severe casti'
ca,ion which he received; but are not prepared
10 charre him with dishonesty for doing what
would have been done by Others in his situa
ton, and what was justified by law-mucl
less can we condemn Mr. J. r. Iugersoll fol
his manly avowal that he was his brother:
counsel in the transaction, and that he consid
cred it honorable.