American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-17
CRY OF LANCASTER.
FEaraday Morning. Fcb.l7 1853

90 TO BED EARLY.-To all young per-
sons, to student, to the secondary, and to
inyalids. the fullest sleep that the system
will take, without artificial means is tie
balm, Of lifs---without it there can be no
restoration to health and activity again
Never wake up sick or inGrm, or young
children in the moraing--it is a bsrbarity;
let them wake of themselves; let the care
rather be to establish an hour for retiring
so early that their fullest sleep may be out
before sunrise.
Another item of very great Importance
is-14l,o not hurry up the young and
weakly. L is no advantage TO pull them
oht Of bod as soon as their eyes are open,
nor is it best for the studious, or for the
we'll who have passed an unusually fatig
hng day, to jump out of bed the moment
they wake until the sense Of WEAKNESS pass
es from the limbs. Nature abhois two
bkhings: violence and vacuum. The sun
does not break at once into the glare of the
nj eriaian. The diurnal flowers unfolds
themselves by slow degrees; not the fleet
est beast, nor liveiest bird, leaps at once
from itsresting place.
By,all Of which we mean to say, that
as no organic ,lion is moro demonstrable
, than the brain, and with the whole ner
.vous systsm, is recuperated by sleep; it is
of the first importance to the well-belng
of tie human So stem thatit have its full
estmeasure of it; and to that end. the
htbits Of retiring to bed enrly should be
made imp eratiye on all children, and no
ordinarysove should be allowed to inter-
fere.witlfit Its moral healthfuliness Is
not less important than its physical. Many
Young woman has made the first step
towards degradation, and crime, and dis
ease, alter ten o clock at night, at which
hours, the year round, the old the middle
aged and young should always be in bed,
and then The .eafIy rising will take care oI
itsYself, with the incalculahle aocompsni-
meiitof a full rested body and renovated
brain.
We repeat it there is neither wisdom,
nor safety, nor health, in early rising in
itself, but there is all of them in the PEI
sistent practice of retiring to bed At an
earlybo1f, Winter. and Summer.--HaPs
Joarn I Of AattA.
ANEysP ApEn EDrroa,-A news paper
editor must, like the poet, be born TO bis
calling, as in the majority OF instances, nc
amodnt'of flaming will fit a person for
such post, unless be have natural taste
and hptitnaeefor that description Of litera.
ry labpr; for, although many persons are
able to write .leaders" or '"lierary arti'
cles" for newspaper. few can be intrust.
ed with itseditorial control, few can scent
out the libel which, turks in almost every
communication, few can distinguish the
report intended 70 aplesse the speaker in
forhaihgths nation, and the letters writer
to servo private interest, instead of public
ends; gtilttewsr who can tell at a glance
the Kind Of Hieraryaor political materia
which will promote the circulation Of tht
Journal in iacta good editors great diff
Guilty Il. not as what be is to put in, but h'
should keepout Of his columns. Success
full editors, have not beengreat authors
but men of great common sense, and thei
good common sense has taught them t,
write .bBtlttlls themselves, but to read
Judge, select, dictate, alter and combine
the writings Of others Chambers Jour
nal. .s&.ah .sgeiiitaZ '.9'
CSPfTAL PUN1snMEST. private dis
patch from St. Louis Of the cd inst, to tn
Cincinnati Commercial says:
"a resolution was introduced 10 dn,
into the Missouri Legislature, requesting
Gov, Stewart to reprieve oTrantwsins apt
Datrich. the German boys, who were un