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ofs
that measure without being warie.a - rs & lt
received sufficient warning Of its dangerous tendency
from inc BANK Directors and IRON petition pre b
the Hon. Member from WhitquhaVen The bill of IaIo
was not an the mischief that inflicted the country
oy the Right ltonoribi BaroDe In 1922 he
that this bill OF 1910 had worked such caaities h h
Introduced another measure which repealed paPt Of h
FORMER measure. Was this conduct worthy of a states
man! lie bill OF 1922 passed for the purpose of
lowering the value of money! and raising the ,,r;co -
commodities; and II contemplated at this time IL,
make the H. note legal tender. The ministry were
however, subsequently frightened from the sdopon
OF TINS part OF the scheme. But the most faeitious
part OF Their conduct he had tell The bill enact
GU anal ,,e circulation oil oae pound notes should be-
continued Tor eleven years and the country bankers were
urged TO put out their H. notes This they did and The
consequence was, that all fine calamity was produced
which had been predicted by those best acquainted with
'he matter The Government then Numbered into an
other and more dangerous than before aud Ubeu
they saw the panic created by their own acts tey came
do"n TO lie House, crying OUT "the any is within AZ
noufs oil system OF barter, and that something must be
done hey then passed the other act of 1926 which
ne (hr CobbeO had always declared to be the most un-
s shdn'eIul act ever passed by any legislature
hs world, excepting those which had bseD enated
against the people OF England, because they called for
Pafliamgnlary reform.
In lY22 the country bankers, on the faith of a solemn
comp9ci, that the circulation OF H. would be CONT
nne9 Tor eleven years, issued their paper money and in
rendering the Issue Of IT, notes Illegal This act aloha
made bankups oil 100 bankers and hall ruined 500 or GOO
more II was an &c post bdcto law TO all ntents and mr.
poses Tak OF the faith OF Parliament and national honor
sef 's! lie dd not mean toimpugn The general know,
ledge possessed by the Right Hon Barott but he oo,
doubted his knowledge of facts lie W. eeadv N sdo;,
mat the Right Hon Baronet per Ct master Of the
learned Sciences and particularly Of n science OF pro
sody' (Laughter) The Right Homo aSle Bsronet had
co"ectedh Ms obbss pronunciation II the word rescind
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WISH TO employ Teacher 10 instruct three small bows
n in the English language. Application made by mail
10 SCOTS Ferry Albemare, will be duly attended TO by
July O. 1851 JOHN COLES.
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RANK OF YIRGINIA.-The President and Direc.
tors have declared Dividend of three dollars and
thrty cents, out Of the profits the last half year. on
share oil the Stock, which, after deducng reservation
oil thirty cents on each share belonging others than The
commonwealth towards the exngushment OF the bonu.
TO the State, shall be paid after the 18th instant
July 4. t17-td] A. ROBINSON Jr, Cashier.
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The Lynchbus Vginian Danvie Reporter, and scottsve
paper will insert the above
the dag of SALE and send their this
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m D. whichever person means TO vote as Executor
Administrators Guardian, Trustee Sc he will express
II In the Power. 1S-tlm1
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N Office.
POST OFFICE, NE WpORT,R. IL,

POST OFFICE, NEWPORT,R. II
April 9th, 1888.
nN and after the first day of May next,
" the Providence and Northern Mails
will close every day, except Sundays at s o.
clock a. NJ. instead of 8 as heretofore, and
arrive same days at one p. NJ.
The Boston and Eastern Mails will close
on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday Mt P. M
and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
alfpast6 A. NJ. and arrive every day, excep,
Sunday, at Pm.
The New York and Southern Mails to be
forwarded by Steam Boat, will close every
day, except Sunday, at half past One r. M.
The " Bedford Mail will close every day
on the arrival ofthe Steam Boat Fl ON New.
York, and arrive every day, except Sunday
at one p. NJ.
The Kingston Mail will arrive and close
on Thursdays.
The New Shoreham Mail will arrive on
Wednesdays and close on Thursdays, at
A. NJ.
No Newspapers will be delivered from
thisOfii to any person, after the 80 inst.
except those who have Boxes unless quar-
ter's postage is paid in advance as the law
directs. r. B. CR.4.V'STONP M
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Notice..

Notice.
THE Undersigned having this day form.
Il ed a professional connexion for the
practice Of
MEDICTNE and SURGERY,
In this Town, under the firm of
VIM. g. j. ". Turner,
Tender their services to the Public, in the
different branches of their profession. They
will expect their Accounts to be paid or ad.
justed annually at least.
Wm. Tmner.
J. y Turner.
The Subscriber having made a new ar.
rangement in business, as above stated, and
finding il indispensable that all his old &C.
counts should be settled, earnestly soicits
the attention Of those with whom he has un.
settled accounts, to their adjustment, and
gives this general notice-that after the first
Of October next, those remaining at that
time unadjussed, will be placed in the hands
of George Turner, Esq. for final settlement.
May Is. William Turner.
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NEW CHURCH.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ by the undersigned until the fifteenth of
June rext, for building New Episcopal
Church IN this town, on the south side ofthe
Parade. The house to be built of wood
sixty two by seventy feet with tower on
the north end, and portico of ten feet wide
in front, supported, by six columns on the
Grecan Ionic order. The plan ofthe house
and the various building draughts may be
clined to offer proposals for building the
same. s. 4. NORTHAM for the Com.
May %.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THNHE subscribers having been appointed
ID by :he Court Of Probate for the town
of Newport Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims Of the creditors a
ganst the estate of Richard NJ. Peckham
late Of Newport, miller, dec. represented i'll
solvent and six months from the date here
of being allowed for receiving said claims
we will attend at the Office Of Daniel c.
Denhsm on the the last Saturdays in Au-
gust, September and October, at 3 o'clock
p. m. for the purpose aforesaid.
RICHARD SHAW,
ISAAC TAGGART, Com'rs.
DANIEL G. DENHAM,
may 9, 1888
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To be Sold at
Public Auction.

N. b. Sale postponed until Saturday, June
lst.
ON the oath day of May, 1888, at XII
O'Clock M. on the premises if fair, if
not, the first fair day after.
pY Virtue ST decree from the Supreme
D Judicial Court valuable lot Of land SO
by 100 f. i, being part Of the Estate Of the
late Benedict Dayton dec. situate on Bridge
street and nearly opposite the residence of
N. G.. Boss, Esq. For further particulars
enquire Of G. DAYTON, Ad'x.
april "a.
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GOODS having greatly fallen since others
~ purchased and more arrived in the city
SWEET was on the spot at exactly the
right time to get the real blrgains and will
assure his old customers and others who will
do him the favor to call that he can give
them a great deal for little money. lie
will sell Ladies' good pocket Hdkfs. for six
cents each-Iadles' Hose for l2i cts to 25
cts. the pair. He has beautiful calicos for
l2Ats. he has chev one yard wide, for ia cts.
aehss large hdkfs. for l2d cts. he has lace
wide from 25 cts. te so por yd.; elegant
Francis stripe for Ladies' Turbans, only 33
cts. per yd. he has very cheap silks black g.
colored he has 480 FANCY BOXES as
cheap as dirt, elegant; he can sell Chaps
beautiful Reel Cotton for half price, real
good article, and a splendid lot of London g.
American Prints aud culicoes and Cling hams,
with many other articles equally cheap; n
most splendid assortment of sewing silk and
Grape shawls direct from New York and Bos
ton late arrivals new style Of patterns with a
large lot Of most elegant goods as ever was
brought into Newport, and he asks the favor
Of bis old customers and others, to call and
see for themselves.
april, 80.
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TO MASONs.

CEALED proposals will be received by
~ the undersigned until tho 10th Of June
for building the foundation Of new Church,
20 be built on the south side oftbe Parade,
the wall to be about 5 feet high and the fonn-
dation 10 be SO by 80 feet, one half laid in
mortar the other half dry--the work to be
done by the cord or perch, to be measured
in the wall. s. T, NoRrHAM. for the
Committee. May 90.
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NOTICE.

TVHE Subscriber having been approved
L by the Hon. Court Of probate Of the
town Of Coventry as Guardian Of Sarah 8.
Remington Minor Of fourteen and under
twenty one years of age and having given
bonds according to law hereby calls on all
persons having demands against the said
Sarah to exhibit the same to him within six
months from the date hereof and those in.
deoted to make immediate payment.
DAVID s. HOLLOWAY.
april "a. 6w,
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lust opened by the subscribers an as.
- sortment Of cheap hats whicE are far SUI
perior to any that can be bought at any dry
good or grocery store in town as cheap as
the cheapest. Also, an assortment of La
DiEs CAPEs which will be sold CHEAP.
J. d. e. ]. G. WEAVER.
Jan. 21st, 1888.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Cour Of Probate, Ncwport Jan. 1888.
NRDERED, That all Executors and Ad-
" ministrators on unsettled Estates, who
have not settled their Accounts within One
Year, be and they are hereby notified to ap-
pear at a Court Of Probate to be holden AT
the State House in Newport, on the first
Monday in February next, and present their
Accounts for settlement, WITNESS,
B. b. HOWL md, PRoBATE CLERK.
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Notice.

A LII persons having demands against
n the Steamboat Rushlight, previous to
the let of AprIl, 1888. will present them to
the Subscriber for settlement, Us from that
date he is not liable for any debts against
said Boat. ]. ID. SCOTT.
May %.
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BATTISTES, ,OSCARINES,
PALMYR EVEROS, &c.

NOW ready for sale large assortment
v plain, figured, and striped Battistes
Oscarines ard other thin fancy goods suta.
BILE for summer dresses, many of them are Of
very good quality, and will be found to be
much more durable than the cheap caicoes
pnd will be offered sstonishingly cheap, by
'WM. c. COZZENS 81 co.
ALSO On hand q few French muslns.
may IA
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THE above House is for rent and posses
Il sion given on Monday Goth inst. 1t is
in good repair, has an excellent cellar, and a
good well of water, which is Conveyed to
the kitchen, also a rain water pump con-
venient yard and garden. woodhouse &c.
II moi let previously to Wednesday % inst.
it will on that day, at noon, be rented a,
Auction. For terms apply to
May Is. RoBERr STEVENS.
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SALE.

A HOUSE and lot of land, situated on the
N East road, about Al miles from Newport
with an orchard thereon standing, and well
good water. Also, three lots containing
about l2 acres, well watered, within about
go rods ofthe above mentioned property
Likewise, 5 lots containing 40 acres, well
watered, within about hafa mile ofthe above
named house and lot. The estates above
mentioned will oe sold seperate or not as
might suit the convenience Of the purchaser.
Apply to JOHN ALLEN.
May %.
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the season, and will leave Providence cv-
cry day. except Fridays, VIXEN she will
stos to clean, at 3 o'clock, A. M. and
Newport at 3 p. NJ.
N. B.-On Sundays the Boat will leave
Providence at o'clock, NJ and New
port at NJ. Breakfast will be furnise-
ed to those wishing it on that day.
Freight taken on the most reasonable
terms.
Single passage rs cents.
Tickets will be furnished for 81 for
the passage up and back the same day.
May 90.
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PROSPECTUS
OF the
LITERARY JOURNAL.

WHlLE many other States ofthe Union
w have thoir literary periodicals. Rhode
Island--socond to none IL point OF inteih.
gence, and general good sense--has, thus
far, been without any, exclusively of this
character. II 10 the design Of the proprie-
tors of the LITERARY JOURNAL,
to refute the natural charge that tins State
is without taste or discernment, or public
spirit, in matters Of Literature, BY present
ing to the acceptance Of her citizens week
ly Journal, which it will be their pride to
cherish aud pntronze.
The LITERARY JOURNAL will embrace, in
its pages, all the topics ofintcrest to which
literary periodicals are usually devoted
The editor will have at his command the cho-
cest Of the foreign periodicals., such as
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
London New-Monthly Magazine 1.-THE Mo-
tropolitan-- the Edinburgh Literary Journal
1.-The London Atheneum--the London Lit.
erary' ''Gazeltoe--and other periodicals OF
popularity and celebrity. From these, and
from native journals, Of excellence, the SO.
lected dopartmcnt-co consisting Of tales Of
power and interest--Essays, Poetry, brief
articles of u scientific cast, &c. will be made.
The original department shall consist OF
WELL WRITTEN articles-embraciDg in their
range, oil that may be justly said to coihe
within tho scope Of popular literary news
paper such as TALES, .EssAYs, PoErRv,
GENERAL INTELLIGEScE, ofinterest, &c.--
Both in the selected and original depart
ment, care will bo taken, that nothing OF an
immoral or deleterlous nature shall Ind
place.
II is the design Of the Proprietors 10 furnish
a periodical, which the YoUNa LADY may
read with Satisfaction, ond from which she
may derive both interest and instruction,
while il shall. in its execution, be an ornn-
ment TO a drawing room table (which a
YouN0 GENTLEMAN may find worthy of hIs
patronage, on its inherent merits, for his own
perusal, or for n SISTER, or FRIEND;--a pc
riodical, in short, in which NONE will be de-
tered, by mawkish sentiment, or matter OF
dubious merit, from estowing upon Il their
encouragement.
The LITERARY JOURNAL will be publish
cd every Saturday, on fine paper, IN the Rer-
AL QUARTo FoRM--the same az the New
York Mirror. and upon entirely NEW Trrr.
Each number will contain EIGHT CLOSELY
PRINTED PAGES. Il is intended that its exc
cution shall not bc inferior to any similar
publication in this country.
Terms.
TWO DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS
per annum, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, or
THREE DOLLARS at the end ofths year.
The Publishers have engaged tho servi-
ces Of ALBERT G. GREESE, ESQ. Of Provi-
dence, as their Editor.
GJsThe fret number will be issued on
Saturday, May 18th, provided sufficient
number Of subscribers can be obtained TO
warrant its publication.
J. w. VOSE.
Providence, May I5ih, 1889.
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VIM. VARS.

AT the old Store of VIM. and John Vars.
WILL keep constantly on hand, for sale
w by whclo sale and retail-Flour and
Provisions Corn, Cheese, Butter, Salt, New
York Crackers by the bbl., Soap by the box
together with general assortment Of Ship
Stores and Groceries, complete assortment
of Manila and Tarred Rigging.
ALso--a good lot of Lackawana and Vir-
gina Coal for families and Black Smiths
and Charcoal of the best kind.
Jan. 20, 1882.
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DMzNLsTRATOR's NOTICE.

'HE underslgned mas boen appointed ad.
Il ministrator on tho estate Of HRAM
PoPrLr; late ofNewport, Diseased, g. thefe-
fore requests all persons having demands q.
galnst said estate to present their claims for
settlement, and those indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
Russell CLARKE, .adm'r.
Jan. 90 1888.
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NOTICE.

EVENTEEN Boxes of MAcHISEEy was put
- on board Of the Sloop EAGLE Of this port,
on the 10Th instant, while laying in New York
by some person unknown.-The only direction
on the Boxes was "NEwPoRr," and as no person
has appeared to claim the property, it is suppos
cd to have been put on board by mistake
The owner or owners can receive the same by
paying charges, onapplication to
Wm. & JVARS.
Newport, Dec. 90
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Notice.

Ii. persons faving demands against
IA the Steamboat Rushlight since the Is,
of April, will present them to The subscri-
Der for settlement. S. II. NORTHAM.
May 80,
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or the latest fashions aud most desirable
styles, embracing very extensive and select
assortment OF every article usually kept by
them, which will be offered on such lsvors-
Bile terms as cannot fail Of being satisfactory
to purchasers. They would also particular.
ly invite attention to their assortment oil
gloves a. hosiery, which they believe com
prses finer selection than they have ever
before offered.
april 10, 1889.
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Feather Beds.
and Matras-
ses, for
Sale.
Alfred Barker.

HAVING taken the Stores No. 6l and
Il6.2, Thames street, formerly occupied
John Maxson, and 2 doors south Of Mr.
Henry Pottor's-lntends keeping a good
assortment Of Feather Beds; aud curled
hair, moss and cotton Mattresses. Also for
sale, .american, Russia geese, and fowl
Feathers ; curled hair and Southern moss
Beds, Mattresses, and Cushions, made to
order at short notice.
May 8.
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Terms of the Repubiican,

Terms Of the Republican,
80 If paid in advance, or $2,25 Al the end
OF the year.
Advertisements not marked, will be eohiih
ued till forbidden, and charged sccos dinghy.
No paper discontinued until srrearsprs
are paid, unless at the discretion Of the pob
Usher.
All accounts must be settled a. lesst Gree
a year.
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straw Mating.
49, STRAW M.rrrsc Of good quality, and
May 20. Wm. C. Coxxsns 4. Co.
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WILLIAM :. MUNRO.
--s0e~-
At the corner OF Sayer's
wharf and opposite
Henry POtter's.
HAS just received from New-York q
Il IL choice selection Of Groceries &c.
Fresh Teas,
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Sou.
chong, Pouchong, Imperial. and Gunpowder.
Sugars,
Double Refined Loaf, Lump, Havana
white, Brown and Chrystalized
Coffee,
Java, Cuba, and St. Domingo.
MOlasses,
New Orleans, and Bay of Honduras.
Liquors,
French Brandy. st. Croix, and N. Z. Rum
Hollands, and American Gin; MADEIRA, Sic.
lily, Teneriffe, Lisbon, Port, Dry, and Sweet
Malaga Wines; Cordials, on hand q lot OF
Reserve Madeira Howard March g. Co.'s
brand ten years old inferior to none; bottled
Cider of the fret quality.
Manills, Husk, and Calcutta Mats, a lol
ofChildren's chairs with or without roc kers
Wooden Ware of all descriptions; crock
cry, Glnss, Stone, and Earthan Ware Tin
Ware; Selves Of all kinds.
Fruits,
Raisins, Figs. Currants, Almonds, Oran.
ges and Lemons by the box, Apples, Fill
berts, &c.
Sundries,
Rice, White Beans, Sweet Corn, Peas,
Lard, Butter and Cheese, Brooms of oil
kinds, Brushes, Castor. Olive. and Lamp
Oil; Pickles, Caprcs, Olives, Anchovies, and
Pepper sauc es; Spices of all kinds; Poilon's
Chocolate; Spermacetti, Mould. Tallow,
and dipt Candles; Spanish. Half Spanish,
and American Segars; Snuff and Tobacco
Dooittle's and Winchestcr's Soap; Rye and
Indian Meal, together with hundred O.
ther articles not enumerated in on adver.
tiseElent all Of which will be sold as cheap
as at any. other store in town.
Fresh Butter received weekly and from,
some Of the FIRST Dairy's in the State.
Just received 20 bbls. superior Canal
Flour. May 90.
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GFOPPOSITE THE ARCADE.
Look before you leap,
Tilley's HATS are cheap!
The style is very nice,
Two dollars is the price
find seven cases more
Are opened as before
.All having passed inspection,
Are ready for Election.
March 10.
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a ARRANGEMENT FOR MAY.
F'HE L new and splendid Steam Boats BOS.
N TON, Capt. WIN. ComsrocK, and PRO.
VIDENCE, Capt 5. THAYER, will leave
New York and Providence. on the following
days -
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At Fall River, Mr.. Robinson Chsce to
Miss Mary Smell. At the Friends Meet
ing House, Palmer Chase to Sarah Chase.
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STEAMBOAT RUsHLIGHT.

e~rxynA The Steamer Rush
a light Capt. John d..
Zfr57WAyy0w Scott has com menced
~ 3IIfxSxD her ranniar fr na fnf
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LIST OF LETTERS.

D EMAINING in the Post Office
- Newport II. !. May LIST, 1888.
GF Persons calling for them should
say advertised.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-05
TRUST SALE.

EfY virtue Of deed of trust executed
EB TO the undersigned on the 18th day
of January last. and of record in the
county court Of Berkeley, will offer for
sale at public auction, before the court
house door in Martinsburg, on Monday the
sM day Of October neat, (being court day J a
good WAGON and two sets HIND
GEARS. The wagon is completely iron.
ed. A credit OF three months will be Civ
en-, the purchaser giving bond and ap.
proved security,
EDMUND p. HUNTER, Trustee.
September 5, 1856.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-05

In one of the Northern papers, there
is sensible article on the quantity Of
sleep, in twenty -four hours, necessary
or proper for a rational being. The
writer says
eve shall find that early rising j:
one Of the indispensable requisites tc
longevity. We shall find, too, that
men of almost all countries have been
healthy, useful and happy, TO a pro-
longed old age, on six hours sleep in
twenty-four, and even less. do not
consider the minimum or smallest A.
mount which is compatible with human
health and happiness as yet fixed; bu,
no person who will bring his habits to
a healthy standard requires more.
speak of adults, of course; for infancy
and childhood obviously require more
sleep than maturity.
alt has sometimes been said, that il
we retire to rest at an early hour, ant
make il our daily practice to rise wher
we first wake, that is, at the end of the
first nap, and never allow ourselves to
take the second nap, we shall in time
come to sleep more soundly than be.
fore; and not only so, the length of this
single nap, whether it be four, five, OF
six hours, will be the.measure of sleep
which we need. This is very good
general rule; perhaps there is no bet.
ter. Every one must have observed
that he feels better after rising at the
end of the first nap, than if he yield to
the second. But it will take time to
return from an artificial state of con.
stitution to natural one; though the
process is a plain and safe one, as
have already shown by the facts which
are presented above.
ave should also remember, that the
amount of rest procured by sleep is moi
in direct ratio to the time we expend
but to the soundness of the sleep. Con
sequently, five hours of truly soune
sleep may answer the wants of the
physical frame, as well as six or eight
of that which is of a contrary charac-
ter"