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All who have committed an excess of any kind
whether be the solitary vice of YOUTH or tile ting
ling rebuke OF misplaced confidence of maturer years.
SEEK FOR SOME ANTIDoTE IN SEASON
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the consummation that is fol-
low: do not wait for unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss of Beauty
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(the source of all other ailments) is
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SECOND STAGE OF sEMINAL wEAKNEss

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MARKS, at the Daily Press Job Printing Office Ex
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MnNEV Made Rapidly with Stencil and Kew
~ ~ - Check Outfits Catalogues, sample
and full particulars free. s. NJ Spencer, Brattlebo-
ro, VT. mch16t4w
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Ioypoy July 3OIl:SO a m-Couso opened at i for both
money and the account Five sTwen bonds 1862 81. iS oI
92i; 1867, Ola Ten-FOrtes B9f
PARIS July 30.-Ren,es 55. lIc. ,,,r ~
IyERPooI July 3e- m.-Cottoo opened steady Mddng UP
sd Middug Orleans lo!@Od The receipts oil wheat
this mort for the pa three 5000 which
900 are American Corn n 39276 quarter for No. MIe ~
IoNpoN July $O-Sugar the spot "a d36; shOa %Uo y
cyt o.. a
hnhel Com y Quarter No D. mixed Wheat llg0li ~
h cena fr white 09al for Red estern Spring IL "
for Red Winter.
PARIS July 3d. Rentes 5f 2jc go -- 4.
LoSpoy mConso both for money and the ecoNunt
closed AZ va 092 American fersenes clio sod al
gl for 69 92 for ts old; 9 for 6s and go 70: IenFortes
PARIS july 3O-p. m -ReHtes closed AT 55f 3Oc $3.50. >,
LlyHRPOOL, July 80 mCoon closed Steayj Mluuh6 p
lands T Mddnr Orleans l0dl0i sales for the Gay were o
baes Of which bales speculation and export The Man
chester markets quiet aud lm Refined fetio
ltum l. q l7.d. per gallon.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

seeoss os vrovicps aurfns week: pork 81
pkss Ies 3u Vsgs lard sao1eaisisJ Lbls
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
COTTON MARKETS

Bosros July :0-Coton dnl; M1dlngs re ueptE GO
ba aes; sshs. l0O bales stock, 5000 bales.
July J.COttOn unchanged Low
IS bales; stock, l63j bsles.
CRAEIEsroS July 3O-Cot,on dull MdIiugs nominal net
oepu 5 bales; salcs 50 bales; stock. 5,l5 bales
CIscISSAr july COtou 10 moderate demsnd prices shade
lower; Middings l)ic , -
louisville July j0-Coton dol and lower Miln,s L.
PnLADELPIA July 3O--CotoB dull MdiLngs. III ne.
81 Lous July J.-CottOn nominal; hiid.ngs, 2lsdk2c
MgsPH July 3-Cotton dull; Mddngs, 2c net receipts, "a
bales
AUGUSTA July 30 Cooa du and nomna Mddings i9lc net
receipts. q bales; sle 100 bales 49,,
SEWIJKlEASs July Cotton iui snt nothing doing Low Mid
ding. 2OG2Oc receipts IS bales gross IS bales sales Il baes
wilSisGTos July 3oCoiton quiet Milnss zolci sales q
bales; stock 495 hales. $500, -, ,-. a.,
SAVANNAH JniY Ot0n grlet MNinsa ZIG; net receipts 70
bales; ;salss 10 baleo; stock. l5ll bales o,,
BAlTIsoHE July co. Cotton dull aud lower; Mddhngs ZIG
gross receipts, bale stOck. llOi bales ,,..oo
ALyx.fog july 3t,otion nominal Good Ornsry l9. d2oc
net receipts p bales; stock 3jj bales
HoHPGLK, July 0-Coion dun. Low Midi Nc net re-
eeps eIyors-coastwe 81 bales; stock AL baeS
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per North Rrer Pessrs and Railroads
July Ashes 81 bales Cotton 3l bb Copper 51 casks
Copper $50 bb Eggs ools bb Flour II $50 hush Wheat lo $50
bush Corn Malt - bb Beans, 800
bush Peas bags Meal, ll3 Hides. l35 bales Hides A3 sides
Leather 70 Spirits Turpenne 100 bbls Crude Turpenne O
bbls Tar 3S7l b6s Rosn 5pkgs Beef a pkgs Cut Meats @
nkgs Lard Is kegs Butter 2S2 pkgs Cheese Dos
pt Tacw "a hush Peanuts bblS Silver Ore 29l pkgs Tea
i hh Tobeo 3g pkgs Tobacco bb WHISKY tJJ bales Wool
Al h1s Inb
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
amusements.

w SPECIAL: IN ORDER 10 present
TifB MOST ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES Of tho
LYDIA THOMPSON REPB trOlRH
THE PRESENT GREAT oUCtENS,
ROBIN HOOOi ROBIN nOODi
uust he vhIraan Satura Ss MONDAY. Asg
s.. tor the GREAT BURLESQUE Of -...
BLUE BBARD BLUE BEARDl
its production last sefaoa.
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON.
Mr. HARRY BEG KETT. Mr.. BDOUN, Miss WkATHERSBY s.d
sl the members the CONPANf. EVERY EVENING UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
In active preparation. - -
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
,r 4FbkTishdhanE wnapoNgtsbA ls


beef 100 bsls pork 2o bses ana g. a. s,. very p
continue 70 advance Beef sss ratber hx0o' W " wv"
Beef % SIDE ,,n,Ss rn~' FAR so OH deA'ed 90
Mutton Prime. p b.....liiaRl
R.nrp,s for past upon the ptncp~a . III 49,
r,,e resS brsnohes 37ss mh .nd %, NJ IA L. s.
%t III, r.;.s y y c ss.ss s.s. s plat
form began 60 closed ~ % ,s. ~ & ~, ss h
- even s, a Win & 'S 1sa 1,'P.Sa s.a ne very prices 500
have rpd bssk each y ,as , s% & .Is i * Sna
the use OF milk is owing 10 Tue sose"e -" " F TN'f "
Try. '' nan,
eo h.,.. home growth or 6J
,,s f Ia, ,e, as bales Ipors n Rszhsh hops 80 bae
recevo Hom 'Hg'n. On VIC i''n
one wcek earlier an 6 bops last year bes were so
are forced TO- The growing generally look vel. and ssod a',
s'ns nS COMMON sS% to ii a.s lssn
Essn s S sav a sSssol Old bds ufowth 1854 tSlI
POULTRY AND GAME.
Fowls lower and not quick Of sale Chickens hsvs
declined most ou sold BY the ID wooiock sell al vi Vno
yrrl,,.e p.;. $50 $ rs sreos Chickens. per -, .,
fGs'i STATE A. - ase Dock. escinlDi sassl
Do Do Rooster. S ~ Geese s 'Ss wsss.rn asS
The markets are fully pe and pG. ssST sST I m s So ps
caSbas 90 s o. o. M 4 3 OoS 81
Cucumbers, L. L. y bbi GS Ca Rlo; 9oa5o %
oooos 10; :SS 9SDo ySo y i9s SSs1s SSss Q"
Potatoes Rose bb OO9 80 CaOumelonYA p Dbl 900 w
SQuashes, mar " ,bb....l 5sdSl 20,
yes:ss sss,T c,s, $ g 2
Do N,.5 fass SfT:siass &Si;: n. :S i
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

,,pc Ayres Hes ssa2sc NJ hewlocs Boeuos hne VI Msae
C.St.rrs fesvy a7c p n Hcmloek California Mane s1d2c
N, Hemocs. CsLion,s larbt 2se hs%loca 0nnocc Nc
ae%ioci oncco Essi ssSlee p D.. He~'osA Cod DAMAGED
sins and weights isa2oc 10 Hcmlock Roush 2edsc v to
uion Cropped HEAVY, sla3c 10 Union C.oppe hdale ~
bellies iiais q Ii osS, Rough ell Weights Seao "i o~~
Rnnch southern weights, 28oJOc a n, currency. .,
MEr6leot Copper frm and ip demand sse OF 'nS NAV
.ysee 3s OO 10 80 Sc uow bed o. 1idcsc hsys
Ms ,, hni steady scotch Zig Iron u good denandi ps'G 'Gicp.
d"se, sd the market closed firm At SO ri,rs~s,
,s,nal Gsheuic and 500 et ouote
can i yorv Sd dru, With good oeuss ri
49, rughsh Blils quiet busvery ts We hsye
on Rails sre limited rand, bn n'S ~, Il ouet
"a ,e ercv. Ne quote ga Sm gold a.seriptions
sscsdy Plates hrm and in iAf ae~~n'
-s,L We
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
N Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 80. loI2
.r,..sv tor YrR l. IHfRl-Nk d on


IE,UrrssIv y l. IKIBUNK Dv our o~D heoorteIl
General Directions
only articles freight and other eat poor
Goods Put everything good order An attractive look secures exam
the Will allow
tep 10 change Use plenty Of clan dry fine cut straw WI"
on the boz or bb stating the amount also Send letter at ihe
satng tie route, time @c An invoice OF Isl
nclosd Dbl box AWay ssie 'he huoti
yourself reputation OF tne goOs pu' w u 'e
shape, u that m2rk is IN demand
PEAS.
Receipts p bb beans 10 more than iast Week
Rseepts peas pss bush with 1903 bush shipped
Total ep July i46 bb sgnst lSO bbi same month
m wear The market weskens with these very light arrivals so
s the demard Ogiy sales little oboiDg lots Quouous
B,. Moo mime ba 80 Marrow ,pnmeS3 Od 81 80
Doao Far 10 good E. ~ Dodo. Com TO falr: 9a ~
Do DO hienor...... 5OG 70 Peas Cans aboDdok va w
Receipts week II 300 packages 2Bl2 more ban as wees
packages shipments the past Wees -o
rarkae including wbih resy Iota receipts
July 81 52 packages against - 3I IN July M e nc
deal OF importance 10
butter trade knox the prospects for an export demand
quantities Of old Canadian butter still on the LIVER
,oO Lonlon other kuropean markets, exported at cost
. Il .Ome &c, ColL This butter Is unstable al
TdG, rr cvt, about 8dlOc, net As
me Rbghsb markets present Canadian
the and the
ul.e not gong and outlet icr butter must be st
ne butter already exported from here at
low pnoes Of E0Ec Tor good Western June butter,
-tl sWaiis market the other SIDE Dealers
~ao con,nue TO send abroad small oonsgnments do
experiment and tcause there call fr IL sales TO ship
I3al4c. Wisconsin li.c and 100 DO, Kind a,
lss. both being sweet, hard and yellow. or sales 70
sd the home trade, 100 tabs Illinois at lie; 20
N the Western LA 0G There fair demand for
Prime Weiern, little Of which reaches pc Then the
low grsie pretty well la2 but the l3al5c butter don't
would We regar The situation unchanged Quota
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
financial


A DyERTISEMENTS .I..
THB NEW \ ORK TRIBUNE
WILL BK RECEIVED
Ar TlB .. ......
| UPTOWN OFNCR8, 4
kos so West Thirty seoodst rweaiJ st.
n regular once
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
guyF,Io LIVE STOCK MARKBT-IpLr 30.

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARkBT T-JtLI -, r., A..
to-day go head the supply Tor the
week thus 1880 head m last week
The mArlet opened active and strong &C. last weeks
nee There Of cattle grade. but few
nnJne lots in yards About 800 head disposed
o. sses 70 Michigan averaging ll6s H. at IS l2 100
averaging IN b 1t $6 So 100 Michigan steers ngng from ec3 10
32 OHIO averaging lan ~ SO 50;
1r nJsu steers ranging OSs " l4l H. IS 6d96 IS;
Illinois from 55 10 JB D. at % 10 'Oi
lGa Cbero.ee reers averaging 875 ~ at ~ Is
sHyy-T to-day 400 head making the supply for the
L hps IA 400 cad against bed for the
yet fairly opened Ihe run "' sioks in
quality. ,.-
w-ek hsad.or tue -Ame time last week the
market advance on last 'eeks prices the de-
mand Is good for Inferior grade Saes Io besd Illinois
averaging 1871 H. lg7 Indiana agefa9hs E1 Nd al 20 "
head Indiana averaging 6 10 at 81 20 @ lnans averaging SS ~
at 4iSll
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
Gopartnersplp Notices.
nje0Sina Garos. ST.

At WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
~ tou.st-WEDDISG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY (Es'lo
ishei i6lj.l
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
MORSE AND CAgRlAGg MARaEr

NywYorR. Tuesday, July 20. fTl
The general horse trade to-day exhbite6
little e and the only feature been ths
arrival In the BulPs Head Market OF twenyour head of
carriage horses, deserving being higher bred
and in better matched pairs than the average reoeny
held in the market. Mr.. A. H. Fitch, the woli known
dealer IN pleasure horses IL of part OF tho above
stock and he his also pair Of bays (Kentucky Hunter
stock is hands hgh said to trot better than thres
utes and valued at s2.OO0
At the regular i.weekly sale held the HOrss and
Carriage Auction Mart OF Messrs. Johnston & Van Tas
sell horses brought under the hammer knocked
A. 4l.a-f1 L. AlLa
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
20 Uhom II man Concern

MADAM GRAY may be consulted for all
WI Diseases OF the su Eption Dis oorstion Frecses &C.
o Diseases Of ,, Loss o. Hair and Pmauge Badness
Our, 10 I'll; daily Lafayette place. Cooper InsitIte
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

Previous to the auction bay horse, iG hands ngh.
years old was disposed of at private sale for siS,
Wagons harness, etc., brought moderate figures At
tendance fair but bidding and competition Lacked
animation.
Sale of horses carriages, harness. and general horse
euuipments at Messrs Barker Il Cha6es city Auction
Mart and at n Y. Tatersas corner Of ThIrtyDinthst
and Broadway tomorrow Wednesday,, the 3st inst At
IL O'Clock. Attention invited TO the advertisement ~
fine saddle horse and several desirable road horses ~
be included In the sale.
The carriage trade continues quiet. and with no Tea
note.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

QnItI Nuu VIUVs HrU uI,, II' OI'
Il UdJ-o; do, old crop, 2zdIec.
45G9Dc. rs IN quality.
svv az Soc. In casks and Bic. In
n is quiet but fun. sales 10 bbls at
but prices are without quotable
4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-01

From the Manchester (Eng.J Times ]

From the Manchester (Eng.) Times.
Adolphus Fitzmelon was "smart
young man. II was his firm convic-
ton that with the opposite sex he was
Irresistible. One eveving Fitzmelon was
at the opera, and in an adjoining box he
espied a beautiful young lady without a
male attendant. BE nodded to his com
paniens, and remarked that he must
make conquest. So in the adjoining
box he made his way, and uncere-
moniously seated himself by the young
lady side. She looked up in surprise.
Adolphus smiledosweetly, and begged
pardon. lie must have been mistaken
He had thought he recognized in her an
acquaintance. She informed him he
had been mistaken. Still, ventured
Adolphus, hope / don't intrude.' =
The lady made no reply, but turned her
attention to the stage, where a scene was
transpiring in which she was much in
terested. At length Adolphus addressed
her again. Turning quickly, she said
You annoy me, sir" and her bright
eyes flashed. Bless mel" cried Adol-
phus, drawing back with mock terror,
don't eat me-" The lady smiled a
sweet, besming smile, as she replied,
" Be not alarmed, sir, am a Jewess,
aud mg religion forbids me to eat
pork" Unfortunately for Adolphus,
his friends heard the rejoinder, and he
is not likely soon to hear the last Of his
passage with the beautiful Jewess.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-01
Chinese Astronomy.

From Once Week.l
A most remarkable book, which can
not tail to have much interest for others
besides professed Astronomers, has late
ly been published. II is entitled "Ob-
servations on Comets, from B. G. Gil to
AID. 1640," and is by Mr.. John Viii.
liams, Assistant Secretary of the Royal
Astronomical Society. The portion Of
the book most interesting to general
readers will be the Introductory remarks
on subjects which have occurred relating
to Chinese astronomy. II we may trust
the antiquity of the books from which
the information is gained-and Mr.. Will
lians sees no reason to consider them
less trustworthy than the early histories
of any countries-the Chinese possessed
considerable astronomical knowledge IN
very ancient times. 1t must, however,
be borne in mind that the correctness OF
the account given entirely depends upon
the degree of credence to be placed in
the "Shooa King Of their five
classical works-which is considered
by the Chinese as their most ancient
book, and we know it was revised by
Confucius about the sixth century B. G.
Its antiquity is not only believed in by
the Chinese themselves, but by some OF
the best European scholars, and is borne
out by its archaic style and construction.
Mr.. Williams mentions several tests by
which the accuracy of these accounts
NAV be verified. One Of the most inte-
resting is the following In the
Chinese annals it is recorded that in the
reign of Chuen Kuh. the grandson OF
Hwang TIE, in the spring of the year, on
the first day of the first moon, con-
junction OF the five planets occurred in
the heavens in Ying Shih. Ying Shih,
or. as 1T is more usually denominated,
SkihSis one of the twenty eight stellar
divisions determined by a, b, and other
stars in Pegasus, extending north and
south n from Cygnus to Piscis Aus
trails, and east and west seven
teen degrees, and comprising parts
of our signs Capricornus and Aquar,
ius.- The Emperor Chuen Knh is said
10 have reigned seYenty-eight years,
from b. O. 2513 to S2436, and to have
died in his ninety-ffth year; and from
modern computations-I believe by M.
Bailly, the French astronomer--it, has
been ascertained that conjunction of
the five planets actually did take place
about the time and within the limits in
dicated-that is, on the 18th Of Septem-
ber, 2449 B. c., being the sixty-ffth year
of Chuen Kuh. Should this. on further
Investigation, prove correct, II will afford
a strong presumption of the authenticity
of the early Chinese annals, as there is
no appearance of their astronomers hav-
ing been at any time able 70 compute
the places of the planets SO far back,
and the account is found in works pub,
lished long before any intercourse with
Europeans had taken place.
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To Tho.s About 60 marry. /.

Ny advice is 10 marry as quickly as
possible, for none but those who are, un-
happily, versed in such matters can be
aware Of the manifold minor, to say
nothing Of the major, evils which long
engagement entails. The position Of an
affianced pair, after time, becomes al
most ridiculous. Premature congratu-
lations are poured forth by some over
enthusiastic friends, while others cease
to believe in the reality of an ultimate
settlement, and become suspicious Of the
sincerity Of your professions, and almost
personally affronted at your delay. Then
the difficulty Of sustaining, with appro-
pirate effect, the character of an en-
gagged man is somewhat enormous.
say nothing Of the difficulty which q
lady in that delicate position has to en-
counter, for we all know that they expe-
rience but little difficulty in making
themselves perpetually agreeable-a at
least before marriage; but with regard
to q man, think Of the amiable and ex-
cusable deception he is forced to be
guilty of--the real distaste, but pro-
tessed pleasure, with which he accom-
panies 1.-THE beloved object" to the fes-
tive board of some oppressive family
friend, where, for two mortal hours, at
least, he has to sit, the observed of all
observers, next to the idol to whom he
has been paying unceasing devotion, for
the greater portion Of the day, and to
whom now he has to make himself
agreeable-having exhausted every scrap
Of news, every conceivable subject of
conversation He is afraid to venture
upon any tender aside, for fear he should
be thought silly; or to keep much to
generalities, for fear he should be con-
sidered slow. .fraf rs3sl ..ea
Ihave, indeed, remarked engaged cou-
pies who have been content to sit in
blissful silence, wrapped up in contem-
plation of their approaching happiness;
but such state Of quiescence is rarely
observable, and can scarcely be pre-
served for an indefinite period. ~ %
One of my earliest recollections OF
such couple is when they we're sitting
in this state Of tranquil calm, and form
Ing a very limited hand-in hand mutual
assurance company of their own but
their example is not TO be quoted, as
the partnership was shortly afterward
dissolved forever, and the lady and gen.
tleman are at present thousands of
miles apart, and each belonging to an
other firm
II is impossible for man Of business
not to sympathze with an eminent ply
sician, who informed his future wife
that he had no time for courtship, but
that if she would marry him, and be
ready on certain day, he should be
happy to meet her at the church and
make her his bride.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-01

will-power over them. But Chinese anC
Japanese workmen actually pick uT
tools with their toes, and work with
them thus handled, while ether opera
tons are conducted with other instru
ments in their hands.
We have often seen chisels held by a
long handle with the left hand, while the
toes guided the cutting edge in turning
beautiful forms in lathe, in CONSTANT
nople. Workmen there are always
seated on the ground, even in planning a
board. Arabs braid ropes with their
toes and fingers, laboring in concert.
II is therefore positively certain that the
toes may be educated to act with rapid
movements. By practice they become
obedient to volition, and yet wise ply
siological authors hardly admit the pos
sibility of teaching muscles to act Just
as millions of mechanics in those dis
tant countries have been exercising their
toes through hundreds of Asiatic gene
rations. So much for theoretical science.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-04-01
Roumania-Persecution Of the Jews

A correspondent writes 10 the London
papers: "The latest news from Rou.
mania is truly heartrending. Great as
have been the oruelties committed at Is
mail they were by far exceeded by the
horrors perpetrated at Cahul. This is a
town with a population of about 1000,
1000 ef whom are Jews. These were
suddenly set upon BY their fel!ow-towHs-
men, and for three days beaten, wounded,
plundered, driven out of their houses,
which were battered to ruins, and the
tenapts forced to hide in the barracks,
where, instead of being defended, they
we're again beaten, and for several days
left without food. In these tumqlts heads
we're split open, arms broken, boards
plucked out by the roots, and rapes COM
mitted. One of the sufferers named
Gold, more courageous than the other
victims, defended his house Tor three
days, bis four sons standing by him. he
made them swear that, should he fall,
they would continue TO Ggbt. The bands
surrounding his house were for h COP
siderable time held at bay by these brave
men, bqt they we're at last compelieIa to
give way, as the villains set FIRE TO the
premises. The damage inflicted on
these Jews is valued at 10000 ducats.
The two synagogues were devastated
and fltbily polluted, and the sacred
objects found scattered around in all ii-
reotions. My informant, whose yeraoity
may be relied on, adds; The suferings
Of the Jews Of Oahul we're horrible.
Language fails to depict what they had
TO endure. Icannot suppress my tears
when | recall these suferings. And
then continues: They say there is
scarcely a village in the whole Bessara-
biAn Roumania where there have not
been frightful scenes. The misery is
help is needed Immediately.
Ny informant then urges that mass
meeting Of citiEens, without distinction
Of religion, should be forthwith convened
10 the metropolis, IN order to protest
against these scenes, which threaten, as
Passover approaches, to be even more
~ hlAttts