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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

THs YASKIss SILLrSa NICHOLS Some
weeks ago portion Of General MitchslVs
command was s.a.ioned at Larkinsvllls, q
small town in Jackson county, Ala on the
Memphis Railroad. While there they pii-
LACED tho country a. they are accustomed to
ployed ~ many coAtrabsnds a. they waptsd,
and kept them - long a. they pleased. But
the hypocrittcaI cant Of the snsmy wss mcst
glaringiy exhibited. In that after they were
them to their owIer or taking them away
with them, they put them mp at auction an j
sold them. The Yankees bid on them, but
they were careful to let them b. knocked OF
owners, or the friends Of the foImsr owners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

4 To"ching Incident-Whilss taking q cat.
aloyus of the wounded at SsabrOOk's Ware
house on Monday, cur attention was arrested
by poor, deiirious soldier, who, in piteous
accents, was calling to his mother. We in
voluntarily "brushsd away q tear" and
thought Of that fond mother, who, at her home
moment praying for her son. BY his side
stood one Of those angels, whose very pres
Once would make hell heaven. bathing his
fsvered brow. "God bless her - we thought,
and passed on in our sad work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

A Neac Hospital-The Ridge Church. loca-
ted on the Westham Plank-Road, eight miles
from the city of Richmond, is to be converted
into hospital for the accommodation of the
wounded soldiers, and vii! be opened probably
about the end of the present week. Already
subscriptions to the amount Of 500 have bee u
made, and any additional sums left at this office
for the purpose indicated will be given the
right direction. All the doctors located in the
neighborhood Of the Church will attend the
hospital regularly, thus insuring good nursing
aud careful attention. The ladies will also al
tend on the sick. The Church is in District
No. A, Henrico, and will be named, az a hos
pitai, "The Soldiers Home"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

Gen. Casey's Ambulance.-Dr. j. s. Dorsey
Cullen, Surgeon General Of Longstreet's d.
General Casey's private ambulance, which be
captured last Sunday in the battle near Bar.
ksr's farm 1t may be seen occasionally on
the streets, and can be recognized by having
It's late owners name painted on it in promi.
nent letters. Tue man who rsbuked McClel.
Ian for lying in claiming an Abolition victory
at Williamsburg, is worthy to have that am
buiaurA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

LISCoLH IL EREDRRICKsRUR0. ABE Lincoln
visited fredericksburg, Va, Saturday wees,
and with a body guard rode through ita
streets. He returned to Warrington tbs same
evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

Hospitals.-We understand that accommo.
dations have been secured 1T Fsrmville, Lib
srty and Danvills for about eight thousand
siek, exclusive Of the hospitals al Lyncnburg.
ings are about to BE- erected, to accommodate
two thousand more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

Surgeon DC. DsLson, of the
Confederate States Army, has been assigned
70 duty a. Medical Director Of the Depart.
mont Of Northern Virginia Surgeon DeLson
ID an old army surgeon, and relieves Surgeon
Thomas Ill. Williams, also Of the old army.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

Railroad Ac0den.-As the large aud pow.
erful locomotive J. II. Anderson was ascend
ing, on Yesterday abcdt 5 O'Clock the heavily:
GRADED track that connects the depots Of the
Petersburg and Fredericksburg roads ON Eighth
street. two of the rear care became detached
lust before reachins St. Peters Cathedral. and,
as a matter of courae, rolled backward at a
fearful rae Of epeed. The concusslon, when
the descending cara struck against those IN
front of the drawbridge over the Cana, was
terrific Many of them were ladenet with
railroad mat erial such as car wheels, &c, and
were we'll capable OF withdrawing any but
the enormous pressu brought into requisition
against them. The car next to the bridge was
forced with great violence against the draw
over the Canal which was, with its supp orts,
thrown down, the broken fragments nearly
wrecking boat loaded with stone, just then
passing iuto the basin. The fronts OF some
five or six freight cars aud flats were also
broken, and rendered worthless until repaired.
Iron bumpers were crushed, heavy bolts
snapped, and massive wood beams crushed
with apparently the creates st facility. Owing
to the repret enable habit of jumping on the
cars while in motion, induiged in by some
people here two persons will probably lose
their lives A young man named Totty, whose
parents are said to reside on Brook Avenue,
and who belongs to Johnsons artillery com
pany, had ensconced himself ia one of the
cars for tho aaae of ride, had both Of his
legs badly broken below tie knees, ana was
b5rue into the framed tenement below the
Spotswood House, where his wounds We're
dressed. He Was conveyed home .uff7s-
ing terribly. A lad named Joseph Lowry,
who had taken passage on the platform
CT the rear car, was thrown between
two of them when the collision took place,
and- hal both Of his legs cut off below the
knees His skull was also fractured What
ever kindness oonId suggest was done to ale
viate hia misery. After q tine he was borne
Off oil litter in the direction of Byrd leland
Hospital, but we learn he died before being
carried more than square
We learn that another lad was perhaps IA
tally injured On the connection between the
Fredericksburg and Central depota, on Broad
street, by being run over yesterday evening
We did not hear the name of the njured party,
but presume his mishap may be traced 10 his
own inprudenoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

The Wheeling I~le4isesesr, Monday last,
ssys thst there Wa no train from Baltimore
o. Tie Day before, nor none cent out. The
Telegraph also essssd 70 opsrsss east Of Green
1esiag, which n q miles east Of Cumberland
Il vary sasssiossly ialssrsd that the rsLsls
had possession Of ths road, "psrhsps 1t Mar
tinsbssg"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

~ 1OTIm.-An peesans reesvlas psoyisloss
~ ae0 The esaAtrys iatendaA fer ~ sel0srt
efe reQaeelsA h eepodA them q ~ esoee q
mesws. u. 1LAla = Co.. essar q o. = go I'm
slssoA 1eap1sAl aaewaF1n seQ1isaag DeovtMons
VIII oeoA . Uaouo. - Dlois = Uo.'<s w1aee -.
Is 1t JosS III x17o. Ssssr.s
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Charles H. Baker, of the 18Th s. c. reci
ment, was wounded in the battle Oh Sunday
and brought to this city. Persons knowing
where he is will confer ia vor on his mother
by communicating the fact to Rsv. j. A. Dun
can l6I Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

Icsi Ice, Ice'-An appeal is most earnest
ly made to our patriotic citizens residing at q
distance from kichmond, aud who possess ice
houses, to forego tbs Injury themselves this
one GUNNER, as far as practicable, and send
all they can spare TO this city for the use OF
our wounded. In the treatment of gunshot
and bayonet wounds ice is an indispensable
auxiliary. By its timely use many noble
life can be saved. If our country friends
could only witness the lscerated and bleeding
limbs of our gallant defenders, and listen to
the half-suppressed means of agony that como
up from hundreds of beds of suffering. we
know their hearts would open wide, ana that
they would not only give up their ice, but
every luxury they possess under Gods own
heaven. Send your ice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

Foyds B,agads.-Wm, Manford, Esq, late
Lieutenant. Colonel of the 18th Virginia regi.
ment, proposes raising regiment to be at
tached to Floyd's Brigade, and has established
a recE ui:iDg station in this city. Personally
acquainted with Col. NJ we can venture to
recommend ell int nding soldiers to his care.
There is every prospect that Gen. Floyd's
Brigade will soon be raised AMI creating the
commotion usual with that energetic cora
ruander among the enemies of the South
Those who join Col. Munford will nave "a
place in the picture near the ashingc Of the
guns" His performances es leader at Ball
Ran iretify this assertion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

WoULDHr' ExoEAyas.-One Illinois editor
sent " another who had refused 70 exchange
with him . paper bearing the inscription /:
Exchange. or 90 % HI % The editor
thus addressed replied: az will do neither.
for don't wans your paper In this world. nor
your company In the next"
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appAixs At sAvAskh
N..s nj me NY ~

Inc Saw AMMAN Ntess u Wv VI,
Ysstsrday morning two AZ
steamers came up the river 70 VS. .. NJ
Of miles. We should Judge, o o. cad
and remained there all oay; .r.,.soss
ssep from the balconies Of ne nad
ths blutr. and With good giAss ~ -. xOr|
- uCln on their decks. DarnS lr3
thev 6rsd sevefal sh0;s, ~ ,N.s.uos
couia NOT be dstsrmiEed BY eess s., v,r(
Inc CITY, Ii 10 probable ias. w. -
deavorfns 10 draw the f,e Of sem u
h,ttsrtss ~ order TO Obtain The 'a sss
anus. II this was their objse., W" ,.aras
apooiu tad. tor sasir nrs was ~, "a q
TSsss sfsamers, which are q Nd
c,ess arnroached nearer 70 I'd
man suv that havs ensersd os' ~ of
The enemy have had commAN
tsrs. .,.v ,ha, -
-. - 80 V.c se stsaIne - are yirS "a,
PaIaski. We also lssSa tas. 49, 40 as
ealloon on tuesday mornleS ~ v.a
af:ernoon. These circumstahvt svlas
snowins increased activity 49, al
~ pArt Of the snsmy.i Aa!a s.,, c~s
Hsvs that they have not snsm'ts ii. -
,hs No. Of making venture !, "a, .sas
II kQUy C80 0osASsy
reasonAblS prospect OF susss ~ Nss
lfwe would escape the u" s y. DO!
"a should DO watchful. Apd -, ,S,sx 80
is lef. undons. and that svM !J.,,s,r.sas
In time that can possibly Ell 70 ~
m.ans OF defer CO. No snors TIA ~
sho aid b. spared. bat All ar ,ssi ~
And night, Il need b. In or sr,rs pss
- ready st . momspts watrr a,s~
rspsl the iusolsnt Invader .. - Mia
Had the means OF dstsas a. prsx..
process Of preparation 30. IN iia.
New Orleans been eora plstsa =, 70 ,nsM
would not have fAllsn . pre- s.a =, &C sjsssa
vsndsis. nor her cisixans essIass srs's
hunilistins insults and re ~,
The infsmous wretch, Sa" -,
A,,,or OF A,,A,as u ''s .,, s
Asea usnsa who left M Z =, v .saY
lssH m. iurniahss seme sra -
fessrd 20 Plcsvuns Batter ma uss
Tsas. IRE Infamous p, e nav lals
ier m r.esld 70 me ladies o. 81 = sslis!s.
issssd On the IT'D, and cssrat ss,Sn
stmosa ladignas tA!es ~ s,oss q s
open Ana psSlie MAaii. soss sss.ss. ~
- Ia0A hot upoa tAceVs.iaspsess
Hsn eo1ld - FeeA sAe oss %, vl~'
/ ssss~ asd & Dsslss vssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

DaJreWs Warehouse, near the York River
K abroad Depot, has been called for as Con
federats Hospital. Its proximity to the depot
where our wounded men make their entry into
the city renders it desirable acquisition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

Gone.-The Yankee prisoners in confinement
here were sent South yesterday morning
AbOut $50 went of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

The Northern nlsthoalsts have SIS CLERGY.
men IN the Federal army. Of who,a ~ afs
Ohaplains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

~. Alfonso OAareh, Prssidsnt u franklin
college. Athens. 0soSSias died isw dAys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

Many eff tie Churches have sent to the
Medical Purveyor the cushioned seats used
therein, to be applied in rendering the wound
ed soldiers comfortable. The ladies of the
different churches are now engaged ia fabri-
eating mattresses for the use of The wounded.
Uuter.-The authorities would do well to
turn loose several of the water plungs in onr
streets, tor the benefit of our soldiers who
march tired and thirsty through this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

TOUCHING EPITAPH.-A few years 6SO &
shocking tragedy occurred in the village CT
New Boston, r. H., IN wniel a young man
destroyed ths lie OF u young LADY, and then
took his own life. The account of the affair,
published ia the paEecs OF tho day, will be We'll
rec0,lsctsd, Gays Edrpsf's M,sstAly Nagaztae.)
TIC occurrence resulted from g love AEai..
The young man nd become enamored OF the
girl, but his love was not returned, Or obJac-
lions were fnterposed by the parents; 30 that
"the course OF true love did not run sMooth,"
and the young man became desperate. Meet
Ing the girl in the street., on her way ~ school,
he drew from his pocket q six -bsrrelled re.
vo,yer, and snot her deed al his feet, ana then
cell ben atsly discharged the pistol into his
neart. The girl WAS laid Ia the village burial
ground, and ct her grave q stone has been
q cted. with the following inscriniinu:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-04

''Savilia, daughter Of
Murdered by berry -.
January Is, 1854;
Aged II years and months.
Thus fell this lovely blooming daughter.
BY .hs rsverg eiul haGd OF malicious Henry;
when on the wey to school he met hsr.
And with q six self cooked pistoi shot her."
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FOURTH NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
The folio wing IL summary OF the Casualties
In ,ps 4th, North Oarolins regiment:
Killed Captains, 2; Lisutsnants, i; non.
comm issioned q III GERS. 9. privases, 66. RoaSd.
NS.-Uaptains, y, L,isutenants, IL; non.com.
mlesioned officers. "a; prtvatss, s245.
Adjutapt J. l.. BeTry was wounded and Of.
forwards died Captain. John Hymaa was
also among the wounded. Three color. bearers
were Killed and four wounded
Forty OF the above wounds are mortal.
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Total killsd and wounded .............so
Commissioned officers wounded, =; non com :
InissioIed off, and privales, Is
This regm snt was ordered by General:
Ksmper 10 charge. with the rest OF the tiIst
Brigade, through the ensmy's camp. onder I.
going q CALLING fire willis. doing So, without
6sibE able to frs shot. Nine men fell dead
Ia the charge.
There are q few others wounded, but their
names cannot bs ascer tanned now.
H. IL. WALIHALL.
Company d, First Virginia.
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nc Aeneiis uanH0rOusIyi nuloy enx&ti !NoO3o,
ssriously; A McUambriigs,d do Neville, arm
broker; Powsrs, Ia leg and shoulder; Ryan,
In shoulder: Ningletary, oayonet wound In
Leg; Skin nsss Qan gsrously; Ledorew. In leg;
LaVar rhompson. dangsIoosly; Williamson.
do. Missins: Yeates. This company went
into action with sixsy.nins men.
LAT OF oAsuALr,Es II TIE lerz n. O. fxoops.
: Dol Champ n Davis. killed and lsfs on
tbs field.
Company A-Kalsd: Priv James BROOKE
WoHnasd and left on the flald: Priv Syivsnus
Brooks and Robt T Oonely. Wounded sl4SAtly !:
Lieuss James Il Love nd A w Bryan. Oorp'is
D b Raby and A ! Pa:tersoS. Priv y Ohil.
and N II H Burns.
Company b. WesaSed Priv Thos Gregory.
arm broke; Wilson Webb, slightly, In shout.
der: Mating: H Keith
Company G. Wounded: Lieut. Il Johnston,
slightly; Priv w J kdney. eighty; Jacob
Robinson, seriously, In the side; 8 Wilson,
hand shot OF; Henry Allen, seriously. Ia
Thigh; ] III Hall. Logan Thomson, and Nc
ncOurry. slightly. AisstsS: Wilson Haw.
COMPANY D-K Killed: Priv Jos T Womack.
Wounded: Orderly Hsrg't Geo Keen, both
thighs. broken, and left on the asid; Private .
L Floyd. arm broke; ] r B1rgss. slishtly.
y In, sres:s; wall :'',oa,iy " y: :id:
Webb, eighty. IN the sholldsT; Z y BlAnt. u.
slightly. In shVuldsr: W \ Cooper. sltshtly,
hip; Riley Bailey, extent OF voands not
:sS :: "a PITY
Company E-Kilsd: a,rst W W 0ibes.
Wesxd d. Prtvates Geo WlstnaAt, ssrtously
aud lsfs on the deld; W q JaIras, sliehtly In
the hand; " H Batter. seriously In the shout.
dsr. 49,.
Company - Wsssdss Psivaass T. DO.
YER, Taos Dover, " n nay e04 Lewis Paris,
sltGhtly. Asssiss: Privass b I Laws. !
COMPANY 0-xn's1; Private Il + D,gn.
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P0Hy VIZ
Saturday report the following losses:
Kilsd-First Lisnt z A A tkipson, Frivates
James Murphy, u Barnes. Bennett Star.
ling, Thomas Bailey, Jacksou DowHing. Jas
h Moore, b Sims, Thoma Armstrong.
Woladed -Dapt J u Lightfoot, Second Lieut.
JY K Lightf,ot. Serx W r Thurman. SsrT
l. Heurst, Oorp'l O W Taylor Privatss A W
BLACK. b Milton, + q Pitts, John /. Kirkland,
4 Pdrm emore, Chas l. Messar, s s Curry
Martin V Kirkland, j T Lingo, 1hos Altman,
Thos Trawick. john Lan nous, VIM X Til.
Ter. Jas A Hnt.o, f III Uamron. j E Sims, Irwin
J ackson. + M ArmstronE J + Jackson, Keu.
ben Harris. J i. Windsor.
jim. Lia4tFooT,
C0Dtain 10. Il. 9Th A Ia hama
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shall be cut off by the enemy 7 Two
weeks have elapsed since that letter Sas
written, and now-mark the result-eve
ry word has been verified. There was
time then, no. only to have saved Nc.
C!ellan's army, but also to have rein,
forced it 10 such M extent that we could
have taken Richmond. But it was It
S,anton's intention 10 do either. lie
had determined to sacrifice Mcclellan,
and he has done it.
1t is with heavy heart that write
these lines. | write on board, on the
ground, amid scenes tha, never exaec.
ted TO witness. The yard in which | am
sitting is crowded with the wounded, the
dying and the dead, who have been
brought here for the benefit Of what little
shade is afforded by few stun,ed trees.
The air is like heated furnace. The
sun, although it is 5, p. m, is still pour.
ing down lie G glarng, scorching heat
There is not a breath Of wind Stirring
The surgeons are plying their horrible
work in a shed close by. A heap of mu.
tilated arms and legs, which has been
steadily increasing since morning, bears
,eslimoney to the fearful extent of their
labors. A young cap,air, n fine, hand
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farming utensils were seized, and the
growing crops destroyed. Not a build.
ing was left to tell where lately flourlshed
a prosperous farm. The wife Of G. w.
Roberts, scarcely strong enough 10 rise
from bed Of confinement, was driven
out and forced to fly from house that
was burning over her head, and obliged
to walk several miles 10 seekshelter for
herself and tender babe in the house of a
neighbor, and to procure assistance to 70
move the body Of the dead. Tha, brave
old man, borne down by wrecked con.
sttution and the weigh, Of oppressive
years, was compelled to walk twelve
miles, o. er a miseraby muddy road, aud
to cap the climax Of brulslily, farther and
son were Landcuffed together and driven
through the streets Of Baton Rouge. In
the words Of the narrator, "An old man
and son could not he guarded by reei.
ment Of men wishou, binding the prison.
ers in irons"
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S7J REWARD!
Runnw way from where We bn,

II lN""u"Ny from where We had them
Ex hired. near Chester. in June Inst. our
va three Negro men, viz BILL, GILES
and HENRY.
=, Bill and Giles we bought the 18th of last
November, nj the estate sal. of Ed. Leach
on Broad River, in York District Thev
oeing brothers and having relations in the
ne'ehborh hood where we purchased them, il
Is more than likeley they have mad. ,he,
way back to their old ncighborhood
Bill Is about IS years old, 5 feet 8 inch.,
high, will weigh $50 or 100 pounds: i,
very black; rather sharped face, speak.
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother, is about 81 ve,,s ola
feet . inches high ; will weigh I6o lhs
Is very black, and walks with Lis beud nm
and feet turned out ia front.
Henry, We purchased, Jan I, of Col. G.
h'ves on the Catawba river. lie j, "a vearS
o'o' Wen sc:' feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh i75 pounds has a heavy brow nnd
speaks slowly has some character n. A
runaway. May GO to Charleston or Wash.
'ng'on city. it is hard telling where he w;U
60 rs he Is a gentleman of travel, They
all ran OIL about the same time,
we will pay $75 reward for the three
men or S25 piece for either Of them de.
Tweed In nny Jail no that We can get them
These boys may attempt to make their w.,
NORTH ns some others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOvANT.
Aug. 7, lS6i-26-tf.
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Our Losses.

"Hermes," the iu.e'ligen. corre.pon.
cent Of the Charleston Mercury write.
from Richmond
Mr.. Crocker, Superintendent Of the
Army Intelligence Office, tba, his book.
show between IL 900 and 1000 woun,
ded in the battles before Richmond, and
thinks the whole number, including those
jn private houses not reported TO him,
will be about 12,5OO. Gen Lee. Am
told, estimates the killed at $500; to
these must be added great many who
were disabled 10y exhaustion, want Of
food, and bad water, SO that the sum 10.
tai would amount, perhaps. to ls 900 or
10000. The percentage Of deaths among
the wounded has been heavy, owing to
the hot weather. l have heard it pu, n,
80 per cent, but this is foolish. No case
OF amputation above the knee is said TO
have recovered, bu, thi, also ! doub,.
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SLEEP.-There is no fact moro clearly
established in the physiology ofman tba
this, that the brain expand, its enerpie.
and itself during the hour. Of wskeful
ness, and that those are recupersted du
ring sleep; il the recupera,iou does no,
equal the expenditure. the brain wilb.,.
this is insanity. Thus il is that, in the
early English history, persons who were
condemed to death by being prevented
from sleeping always died ,a,ing mani.
acs thus it is. also. that those who ara
starved to death become insane the
brain is no. nourisbed, and they cauno,
sleep. The prac,ica. interferencss are
these Il. Those who think most. who
do most brain work, require mos, sleep.
2. That time saved from necessary slssp
is 'nfallibly destructive to mind, bod ?.
and estate. 8. Give yourself, your chill.
dren, your ssrvants-give all tha, are
under you the fullest amount Of sleep
they will take, Iy compelling them to 20
to bed at some regular early hour, and TO
rise in the moment they wake; and, with.
in fortnight, nature. with almost the
regularity Of lbe rising sun, will unloose
the bands Of sleep the moment enough
rsposs has been secured for the wants Ct
the system. This is the only safe and
sufficient rule and as TO the question
how much sleep any one requires, each
must te rule for herself; great Nature
will never fail TO write !, out TO the oh.
server under the regulations jus, given.