WANTS.
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The poor want the comforts and many OF
them the necessarfcs Of life M jaa i' ba


The rich, in general, want--ihe common
feeling OF humanity. ".aIe


The lawyer wan,s--a rich clifnt. DIS


The physician wants-patients to use hi.
pills and pay Of his bills. rs ta-


The mechanic wanls-plenty Of work. good
spirits to do ii, and prompt pay when it is com
pleled


The merchant wants cash, cash customers,
and extension of credit It Nsaf


Primers and editors want-every man 10 do
what is right, and give them their dues.
1t is whispered that some young ladies want
Husbands; we think this may be a mistake
Ii it is, we will be happy 10 correct it,


In conclusion, we believe il will be admitted
by all, that every description Of people want
forIilude TO bear with The ills of life; and 'iat
many, very many, want sufficient skillto foal
peaceaby along the cu rrent Of prosperity. 81.