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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

SHARKs.-The noblest game for the deep sea
angler is the shark; and there IS towards The con-
quest Of this fish tho same feeling as towards SIM
liar triumph over the ,ger-an exultaii9n: graft
fcation to think that mankind has been relieved
from monster-that one tyrant less is in exist
ence. The excitement amoDga a ships watch wheE
one of these Ash is hooked, makes them, for the
time, almost regardless Of discipline and whef
as is hauled on board, the cry and joy with which
shey hurry John Shark, they term him, 10
his fate shows that they rejoice over cruel enc
my's fall. The shark is seldom seen by those on
ship board, except either during calm, or whei
tho vessel does 10, make more way through the
water than two knots an hour. He make,
occasional detours round the ships but astern, ano
,nostly in the very wake Of the vessel is the posi-
aion he maintains. He appears, as looked down
upon from ships deck, in shape like that OF the
cod but he il of greenisa brown color, and lis
fms are tipped with white. There are two species
the common or round headed, ard the blue, oil
bottle-nosed Each is savage and voracious; but
worst, where both arc bad, is said to be the las:
named. 1t is certsin that this is usually lerget
than the other, but it is more rarely met with. !
never saw but one. Anextraordinary circumstance
connected with tie shark is its being invariably at
tended by number-I have seen as many d
dozen-of most beautiful fish, varying in size from
that of herring to that of a inackerel. these are
called pilot fish, from the popular belief that they
guide the shark to his prey but believe that
this is popular delusion similar that which, OBJ
tainel for the ackal the title Of the lions provi-
ders. This frcm the juckal being always
found in the vicinity of the king of the forest when
he was devoarng his prey. Better information
now teaches, that the jac!ial on such occasions
comes to profit by the others leavings; and SO !
think the pilot fish attends uSon the shark for the
sake of feeding upon the fragments he scalters
around when tearing his preyto pieces. They arv
most splishly, elegant fish, banded circulary witt
alternate stripes of white and vivid purple, and dat
about the monsters head in evident security that
no effort he might make would enable him TO catc
them; and they most scdulous in picking ur
any little pieces that may separate from the BAH
employed to lure the shark, or that may be thrown
in for their benefit, and which are snall to at
tIaet the monsters notice. No sooner is he hook
ed, and demonstrates by his struggles his sense o
danger, than his little attendants betray by heii
confusion and afrighted notions that they are
parlakers of his fears; and the instant he is com
pe,ely taken ftom them, they dart away, and are
more. lsPortsman.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

ENOOPiNG COUGH AND GROUP.
Il y TO FARESTS-JAYNE'S EXPEGTOKANT,
exceptions the vair2bc p epara,ion use,
los the above diseases. Ii Hopping Co3sh nio
nd and iractloe disease and hortens
Kan oGehaf and produces certain and speedy recovery
rIon hall 20 spoonful, viii certainly Group 10
th and young chiiren 10 halt .oor'S The lives
naic!cos o. c.dren viii be saved annEaiy, by
neeps = on hand ready cor every emergency. Prepared
1 q? 'F d. JAYNE, S05 Broadway. New York frice
81 itN--6 bottles for Z; fn Mn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
0HEEsEMAN'S ARABIAN BAL

~ SAI-For The cure of every kind OF wounds, sprans,
sores buts coughs lungs, The GoSt desperate piles,
restore torpid ard feed limbs, SUI eniS, nuabness,
&c. and can be Gepended upon 10 relieve soTeue ID ali
cases
This valuable medicine has very c1,en.ively used
for the ten years. e increasing demand tie uui-
versai satisfaction has given anu the testimony OF mE
tu.r of individuals o The rS standing III The community,
wbo have es,.d and n'aby proved It's efficacy show
that /, reeds only used prove invaluable excel
lence indeed all Bolsau. prze
50 hje v .tat be jndpce under auy consider
alton 10 do without This Blsan has attracted The
t7n OF science and physicians and surgeons o The
greatest sce:ic requirements give il their unqualified ap-
probation; while may OF them IN different sections G the
United States II in ler practice, ard Id 7e author
zc; The puiic ION Of llieir certificates
LETTER FROM Dr.. HEMINGWAY
wH!TwEY's FoiNT, April g. 1855.
Dear Sr;Helieying your Arabian Ba.am 10 se orc OF
The fnnliy medicines STATE the following CASE,
VIZ Harry Green OF Tilns.c, Bccomc Co.. about thirty
With the Agu- ard Fever, which continued lis ravases
more than yeaf ard reduced him 20 very delicate stale
OF heaii,. In April. 1856, il terminated IN >upPuraa
ite back. in TIE resicn OF the kidneys; which,
healthy matter and from that tiue il assumed hstuous
form. penetrating three inches into t5e flesh OF tie
He tcd great variety OF lelsd!es besides having
the advice The best Physicians without the IL 1t bsEeht,
and il was pronounced Dcuraule In the id &c 1857 a
lieu me- and. after examining ihe case, gave him
s II bottle of your Arabian Rasam directing him 10 ap
py htly; AID after USng three four bali bottles he
was cured a.d authorized 10 state that HI, health Is
fully restored and that vesli@e OF deas. remains
With respect n. HEMINGWAY, ~. D.
~ Purchasers should inquire for the article by
usrug lhe whole nameCheeseulans Arabian iaaH-ami
see that has my written my banc- wIiIn,
hetis, bst,is NIX '''es''1'' e. CHEEsEMaN
NJ Sold at wholesale and re:aii by a. s. / D SANDS,
East Broadway. f.icsSl large size, 50 cents small
size Isl I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
HZ ELY S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF

EZ ELLl 5 DOUBLE ENIKAC,I OF
EA SARSaPARILLA CANDY.-One pound OF this
Candy contains tie active principle OF Two PouEDs OF the
ars. paria Root ard warranted 10 be the best remedy
in cases ot Rheumasn ard all diseases arising from
nervous exciahiy from morbid humors IN TIE eood,
10 cases of costiveness in tho5e peculiar affections OF
the amaniary canal arising from ryress ard want OF due
secretion, il is without rival
The Proprietor has himself experienced its beneficial el-
fects and therefore speaks from experience
In all arrangements o the s@crctiops III be found OF
incacuabe advsntage where The constitute has sui
,r.d from ilc u,c oi mercury or from olir Of de-
bily, this Double Extract OF Sarsararia will oring JOY
and giddne.S.
In scTGfu a. scurvy, aId other glanduar affections III
coughs and colds: in diseases o the skin, sat rhTun
eryspela ans the Ike the benefit will have to be expert
enccd 70 be appreciated.
VIII, are ing sasa paria give, it trial in this form.
To be had al J. ". KELLY'S Gotham Coniec ionary
se7 Rro,Ju nv M lw+
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
Cured by Schenck'a

CONSUMPTION Cured by Schenck'a
" Pumonic Syrup.-The subscriber heing about 10 cs.
,aDlis an agency in Ibis City, No 49s Conr;iands would
call the attention o the afflicted portion OF me community
"a his Pu,monc syrup, which be has dscovea for the
o Consunp Liver Compa and diseases OF The Lungs
AID Respra oy Organs few he was given up
a, ncurabe and pronouaced TO ba IN the last stages OF
consump,on, but he has .en entirely cured by his Pull
onic syrup ard enjoys good heath this day. ndnumc
rus Others been cured, certificates OF which be
seen h.s Office lie published pamphlet describing
The nature consumption and the manner IN which his
nlnonc Syrup effects wlich be Ind gratis at
his office. lie would respectfully invite the afflicted 10 call
and sec him and any advice viii h. rendered gralu!Ou
10 all who may cali upou him
JOSEPH H. 5GnENCK, 4si CourlIand,s.
III lu,s -s34 door nrloS Gft ehwici-s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
you A COUGH ?-Do not

II AVE YOU a COUGH !-Uo not
{ neclcc;i; thousands have INST premature death
for ,Ie wan, Of little attention 10 common cold
Have you Cough?-DR. JAYNE'S EXPECT0RANT,
safe medical prescription, containing poisonous drugs,
and USED ia extensive practice for several years, will
mcsl positively afford relief and you from that awful
disease PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps into e hundieS OF the young The old the
fair. tic lovely ana the gay.
Have you Cough,-B persuaded 10 purchase bottle
OF the Expeclorant TODAY tomorrow, may be TOO
!n,c.
Have you Cough t-Jayues E1pectoran is the only
reniSdy YOU should lake to cure you.
For his plain reason that in of the thousand cases
wserc il his been used has it failed TO relieve
Prepared and sold By Dr. Jayne, sos Broedwa-, New.
Yors tl0 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
ss7a FOR SALE Or TO LET--And

sa FOR SALE OR TO LET---And
.s.Ss. possession ggenIhe midde Of Mhrcl-ihc FARM
D..oS m tn. heirs OF lie lae Joseph Woodard
the JUNCTION OF the Williamsburg AID Newt1wn Turn
pike Roads Newo%n, l.. l., about mile from the v
lage o! WiaEsJurg Containing acopi 10 acres The soil
Ocat not surpassed BY IN the nclgborhood
of Wllllarsburgn elsewhere. le house large
csmmod0us and the cut buildings very exclusive, and 1t
calcG!Red Tor genlienaB's resIrEce extensive milk
establishment Il also many advantages Gt
communications, having two docks the premises Also
lot OF about acres, suitable tor gardeners adjoining
which number OF hrst-rae girdeue.s York island
rave recently 9ca,cd. Terms moderate For farther par
ticola.s apply 10 J. j. 4. EBBEfS,
"a GeOG- No. II w ,il.strre,, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
DALDNESs and Loss of Hair is caused

by wan! of healthy action Of the vessels which
liz ow oil the perspiraon from tie head When these yes
se weak diseased, The perSpraton Is lhca ana
canny, adheres 10 the mouths OF the pores and rings
them up and dries and forms curi or dandrui Less blood
then carried 10 roots OF the hair aud for want o which
the hair sufficient hourshnenl, and cons, queniY
becomes dry and harsh, aud begins insehsby 10 ia OIL
which continuing TO increase eventually produces badness
Res,oe Tie capillary vessels of HE hair 10 their former
healthy ccualion and fine silky new hair will make lis
appearance which will increase in quantity and VoluHe un
;ilihc hai. hecomes thick and healthy.
Jav:c> Hair Tonic is the only preparation that has ever
beeo known 20 produce Hair on Bald Heads which II
has innunerable instances and will se!com fail,
properly ai,d persevrripgiy used
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, near

A VALUABLE NEAt bfc III Z, ntar
"a near the city OF Scnenr cady i,r Sale
9Th day o! Ma rc neAi al 10 ccisc at the Court
opse in the city chen cady wl lie sold, al pubic
uc,o by Undersigned about 400 acres oi The choicest
ana valuable Land, together with spacious and adm
ably arranged Buildings the con-
Lying this properly does about one mile from he city
o Schenectady, The Erie Canal anu ihe Railroads. 20 the
cities o. Albany aud Troy aud also the Utica and Schenec
lady Raroad au oppor unity VIII at This sale e offered
en,erpsng egricnltnst or TO gentleman wishing 10
retire Ia deshln csuLtry residence, such as Is rarely
presented
Proposals the purchase OF the whole for portions o
this property, will be received by either OF the undersned
un,il the lin OF sale.
Ter,us made known on the day of sale.
a. c. GIBSON, OF the city of
II :. VAN iNGEN Schenectady.
+. n. SILL, Cedar HILL eelhl.h-n,, Albany Co.
ASs'gnces OF Theodore ". Sanders.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
: slTI,l;S RUSSES.-Notice to kup

a.lJI,L'S TRUSSES.-fVouce TO KUP
j turrd Persons-Persens afflicted with ruptu1es may
Tev upon the bes. Instruments! MD the wSr!i a9ids on
anplcsor at Tie oice, Me- feseysreei or 70 either "
the agents in tho principal towns In he United siates ne
careful 10 erarne the pnd OF Hus russss to see
,hr are endorsed by Dr. HUI in writing None are eena
me or tc he relied upon good without BIZ Signature
MARY persons have undertaken To vend limitations o'
y,i cc!,ird trrssrs and thousands imposed upon III
consequence These limitations be relied npon they
are made bv urskiltu mechanics, end are no oe''e' MAJ
the ordinary truSses.
Rooms have been fitted up at No. Vcseysreet e;nn'
sivcly for ladies' having separate entrance iros le oS
nes we W, ~, r. - 50. ,,t;erts S2l Il
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
Na PRICE 81 ,OOO.-A FARM for SALE

-. containing . acres, very pleasantly Siuaei
mites from Tive village OF essid, Essex county, h,'G
the line OF the Somervillr kafOad sad farm be. a'af
bic prop )fun 0t woodland, tru trees conioriape as
ing, Htll o water ;be door, ANAL b1rE @e ~
l. 81 uated Onetourth OF mile from tle old sage @
leading lfom New York 10 Philadelphia, ard IN heN
cipity al schools stores charches and masseh snisht
EDWARD foNnlsy near he village o Weslhrld. oef o~
Of me from tic Railroad Deppt or at EIzsbe;hIosSs
BiRNET d. HAMlLToM
Eli,she,byow, In, . fo4a M 30
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
q FOR SALE-A Farm Of AZ aertl

- FOR SALE-A farm OF AZ ae'tt
.psn PLEASANTLY situated il Lyons Farms abou. gl pl'
br, own eIt 10 ia. STONE SppoolHou.e, ari qss
OF II mic from lhe Church This Farm has u @ sra
Apple Orchard, OF Woodland, and the resi- 10 ses BIZ
ad tila5e Land. II has excellent stream o 49,.
nng through tie centre of IT, good Hocsc, Barn. G!,gg !g
ry, Wagon House and Cer.M Apply 10 Btn1aSsS, ta. :,
n. SAbIN. un The said Farm, TO Jesse H. Doaaap,
I.si Eip-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

"a TO LET.-Part Of the three steE
49, Dwelling House situated in CbslnberssrsttT Ts
Warrington consisting of two parlors with sliding f6ai9
the first floor, III third story HcEss
attic and basement. Rent $3.50 !Rqulre q Ann gfen
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
fsss HOUSE AND LAND al BL0GA.

..zlsa FIELD n. 1.-The pleasant place laey ose'PF
BY JOHN LeRvi;t is for sale or 10 Tea GA rssotls
terms. Ttr house is agIeeaby situated, ntar The Pfa
ierinn Church In The village OF Hast Bloomfield oafSe
rem Newark. There IL rooms 10 The houss~s:D
wafer garden auBdnucr OF fruit, about two aciesSas
title clear. Inquire el n. N. Foster, Esq Plan N
~ W. Dodd, ksq City Hall Pace, mud David Cong',@
~ the nrenIsns. nAIa'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

AA FOR SALE--A snug country sea, A.
Sing Sing. overlooking the Hudson River ana Nh
ipgc i, acre, ot highly cultivated asd with gres, p
~ ma A. 81 w. - A.P. SMITH, IS Llherys
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
nR. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
VINE BlTTERS.-The following are few OF

I
From the Boston Morning Post.
Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bit,ers excellent
medicine. We have taken bottle OF ,hem and about
years younger lin lee!ngsl than month
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06
Philadelphia October /, ,sla
,,n ,gr ,NoTgER CURE IN PHILADELFHIA.

AND VET ANOTHER CIkh IN ! ttiiN"hH''
fs subscriber hcrrhy ccr;ifss !at he has been ac,sa
e,T eeerat wars wi,s dry, hackng congh pam ~ 's
len lrrasi t,izn the head pain IN hc Rlaney az
tended with great difficulty in welding urine "hicu
feros ret.,h sediment, which gradually htpt
;rse -ntil edut e,i 10 scarcely any u'pS e.
skin and bons AID became very weak iried T' A'a
:, remedy could hear oi, but cerid col EGu any s
rf schen-k,s PrmoGic Syrcp ana ca'iiIeHc. ~.
After r>irg il A short tine began 10 erl pst'eI
S,rnr mod nc ed more powerful efcct ihah any 80
remedy ha:i tried it caused cnpl9u> 40" Oh u'
con scam- natural in color and Unattended wiz y -
rte pain M my brok disappeared. the conSn Was
,,,r n lrn.-,h NY was eDurtiy Tted s.i us
,,y, 70 med my flesh with astonishing faplu ', eis
inv yor considerably thar dit before cpt''leis
IN Eng the syrup, and my che,tls s. comIsleiy pus.
from disease and hgs expanded 50 mnch hat ine .
NOW two schrs more around the chest iian .li.
at mi, time perfectly well md make u rnoHc
10 r,s,ilr, ine gratudt eei coward Hir ScEeSA toi @
If Il.covery which has been The Eeis OF resp ihs
me 10 my health and to advise the afflicted portion @ M
mr,rry 10 try the Prlnoaic Syrup, breFirs ha tht?
y, he benefff BY rs ,.e and II sney arc mol a' pr
,ctly ssisie on ol the purity o The peuchc,
,hr " III receive 10 AGy person dsposed 10 calt q"
viii satisfy ,hcni om my that Mr. 81 Jusuy ei
lied to BE- ranked as great bencacor OF KIND 1f BIS
vau .bie discovery. ehAt'LS-N' oSi''
Phadclphl, T eb %, 1915
Offices exclusively for the sale Of Schenck's Pulmonc
syrnn No tal Courand ,reet third door be!aw Green.
w ch AMI lac Race street. Philadept Price one Hoiiat
per ho.iIr or TX bytss for five dollars: .,,r,cr
fs9 s.p+ = ~. - -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

I-a TO LET-t'rom the lst OF NJ,
I..@A re,i ;yro elegant cosu,adous sHd r,odr,. ~
No.. .iory tpus.s aos le9 an pol East Broadway 49,
10 ALFRED ROACH, Agent. - ceekrnaa st. aytt,,S
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-06

IsA TO LET-Several Offices in tho r.
ls.A bune Buildings. App,Sio
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30

all eyes were turned upon him-(here The Co.
lionel represented by gesture and expression
how they looked and we were certain TO be
righ, when we followed his opinion. He Is a
great man, a very great man."
have given you the uery ,cords of Col john
son. do not suppose lha. his praise can "add
cubi, 10 The stature of Clay'-yel il may
serve 10 show TO the Democracy, that in the
opinion of one of their leading men, Mr.. Clay
is not The monster in human flesh that many Of
them suppose him 10 be.
ONE WHO HEARD
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
An Important Discovery.

A means of Instantly stopping horse when
he runs away has been discovered in France.
II is simple A sudden transition from light To-
total darkness, is the principle. 1t is con-
rived, by means OF spring connected with the
done in an in4ance when the animals were az
the top OF their speed, and The result was their
instantaneous ssoppage; for the ligh. being sud-
denly excluded. horses no more rushed for
ward, says the discoyerer, without seeing their
way, than would man afflicted with Lhnd-
ness.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
From The Richmond Wing.
Col. RicE,ard N. golsnson's Opinion
Of Nr. Clay.

Mr. EDIToR IL am opposed to he practice
Of giving publicity TO hre-side conversation,
but when The leader Of great parry, in a re-
.pec,sble company of his fellow cl,izens, COM
posed OF both political parties, makes uss OF
language either IN praise or derogalion OF a
political opponent, consider ii no breach Of
propriely TO give his voluntary testimony 10 the
world.
On The 30h Of September last, Col. John
son, being in Staunton, Va. number of gen.
temen paid hIm the respect Of calling 10 see
him. One OF The company remarked 10 him.
/" Colonel, when you reach The Rail Road
Junction, you will be near The SLAsHEs OF
HANOVER" The honest old warriors face
Immediately lii up with an expression Of SIR
cerlrv and pleasure, and eIoquen'ly said,
should be delighted 10 see that place. Every
spot Of ground Henry Clay touches he immor
lallzes have been in public lie for forty
wears. and in hat Tine have been associated
with all the great men Of The country. Lear-
ing out Madison and Ga!laIin, who were old
men wnen | frat stepped upon the theatre of
politics, will place Jefferson frs, then Henry
Clay He is perfect Hercules in all The
qualities that can adoru human nature. Some
men may excel him in single quality IN
stance, Webster may be a greater ioglcian. or
some may be more renowned for deep research,
bul take Clay all in ALL he has mol an equal IN
The Union. emhe, in The Norlh or SouIh---lhe
East or the West, In mora. courage--ln phys
ical coarase-.-ln Oratory.--n Patriotism, and
in every noble quality, be is without superior,
have been associated with him on committees
in conjunction with Calhoun, Lowndcs,
Cheeves, Webster and other distinguished in.
dividuais. but Clay was always tho mastc, T
spirit. We looked up 20 hur as tne Ai,x eel
anon; and by his couD'el We were guided in
cur deIibsra'lols. II lhe lest OF ,hs committee
assea5.s1 before HIN and were ia douot abooi
a0~ 10 proceed, w,aep he made is appearance,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
Death from Diseased Potatoes.

The Utica IN. W Gazette, notices the ap-
pearance, in that neighborhood, of singular
disease among he potatoes, which has already
DESTROYED thousands of bushels The kind
called pnkeyes are almost universally affected.
The disease frsl manifests itself by black spot
on The surface of the polatoe, which rapidly
spreads ull the whole root becomes soft and
worthless Many farmers have lost their entire
crops, the disease in many cases destroying The
ROOFS while in the ground and in others the po-
,sioes, having beea carefully slowed in the ce-
Ter, apparently free from disease and sound, in
"a few weeks were thrown away utterly lost.
Some, as soon as they saw The symptoms ap-
pear, ia order TO save as much as possible Of
aheir crops, commenced feeding them to their
hogs and in two instances. where this course
was pursued. it resulted not only in the loss Of
7he potatoes, but also of the hogs, one mc los
ing his whole stock, fifteen in number, and an
other four out of six, which ate of the affected
food lfaninals are so soon destroyed by feed
ing on such potatoes, are they not dangerous
'pOd for nan! Can some agriculturalist give
any satisfactory account Of ibis singular disease,
and oug Sesi some plan for preventing lis return!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-30
Newspapers.

newspaper, says contemporary, is
school in family worth len dollars year
Even the most barren paper brings something
new Children read or hear the contents, gain
intelligence Of the affairs Of the world. and ac-
quire useful knowledge, of more importance TO
them than present OF fifteen acres of land
Parents are not aware of the vas, importance OF
a newspaper in a family Of children. We have
made the remark before, and we repeat il, that
lake two families Of children equally smarl, aud
both going to the same school--let one Of Them
have the free use Of newspaper, and i; would
excite as.onisbment 10 mark the difference be-
tween them Full one half, aud an important
half oil education, as it respects The business Of
The world, and the ability to rise and make ones
self respectable, is derived from newspapers
What parent would not wish his children re-
spectacle? Who would be willing to have his
neighbor's children more intelligent than his
own? Ye, how Irifing is the sum paper COSTS!
IL is even in these hard times absolutely con-
lenpIlble in amount, except IN It's beneficial con-
sequences, 10 him who has paid his subscription
regularly.