The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-09-03

interest. Mr. Adams, be itremen
Dered, when this spirited PoEM was writer
mad attained his 74th year .,rr
81, THE WANTS OF NAN ,..as
"Man wants but little here below
Nor wants that little long, iss
sal larf -al GoLDsMrTH' HERMIT.
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d /" Man wants but little here below, a.
Nor wants that little long" ,ar1I
'Tis not with me exactly So .ti. o. 5a
.a. But It's so in the song. f 9H.I
My wants are many, and if told, ina
# Would muster many a seore; aHla
q And were each wish mint. of gold, sos
-uI still should long for more. oi a.a
What first want is daily bread, b3sI
And canvass backs and wine - i.d
And all the realms of nature spread Es
Before me when dine. li 3r9
-Four courses scarcely can provide,
3 My appetite to.quell, ,saHm- s4 lG.d}
With fourchoicec cooks from France besides
W. To dress my dinner WELL 5ds 1ta.lr
y, .sa hauuge s.44 a5 4a. hJma.a
What next / want, at heavy cost, am
.g Is elegant attire; e glt.i s, EHH a.G
Black sable furs for winters frost, n
And silks for summers fire, ua5
And cashmere shawls, and Brussels lace
My bosom's front to deck syae
And diamond rings my hands to grace;
And rubies for my neck, 70
And then want mansion fair, a.4
A dwelling ghouse, in style,
Four stories high, for wholesome air
A massive marble pile;
With halls for banquets and for balls,
All furnished rich and fine;
With stabbed studs in fifty stalls,
And cellars for my wine,
I want garden and park, ayg
My dwellings to surround, gaa. g.l
A thousand acres (bless the mark ~.
With walls encompass'd d round, .al
Where flocks may range and herds may low
And Kids and lambkins play ) f.
And flowers and fruits commingPd grow
All Eden to display, ta gsa fCa5
d want, when summers foliage falls, rs
And autumn strips the trees, a.aiae#a
A house, within the city walls, al
3 For comfort and for ease % ol sEa.
But here, as space is somewhat scant,
4. And acres rather rare, @ .H.aGMn4
My house in town | only want 81
amTo occupy----a square. raaJ
want Steward Butler, Cooks, aiha
A Coachman, Footman, Grooms, 1 a.
4 A library of well bound books, ai4 "a
i u And picture garnished rooms.
Corregios, Magdalen and Night, s.-
The Matron of the Chair: As.s aa@
Guido's fleet coursers in their flight, z "a
And Claudes at least pair. il a4
us Hg.E .'aNa aa 'gat atH."Uoa sH aaJ
want q cabinet profuse ''' 'l D
q" Ofmcdals, coins and gems; -.'.
A printing press, for private use, ,.
%. of fifty thousand ems, ..'A I1 =
And plants, and minerals and shells, I
e. Worms, insects, fishes, birds; y +-
And every beast on earth that dwcls
f" In solitude or herd. .'''.. Y ~" W
want board of FURNISHED plate, .s,' p.
OF silver and of gold, 4.'''E W.
Tureehs oftwenty pounds in weight,
i2a With sculptures richest mould. '''" 3,
diPiateaus with chandeliers and lamps a
sas Plates, dishes all the same ;'.l' 20 h'is
Porcelaid vases with the stamps say q.
.o40f Seyres, Angouleme.
d 4 0f--3f ,nah .isaYEN
n And naples Of fair glossy stain 5asg6
4 d ,Musttora my chamber doors, NA
4, carpet ofthe Wilton graipg,.Q .sgs.A
Must cover all my floors! ia d sa
Ny walls. with tapestry be3dcck'd a&
~ Must never be outdone; ~ t&gyA
And damaskewtains must protect, AE
Their colors from the sun, ~ sg sa
Is And mirrors Of the largest pane,Bol iai
"a FromVenice emust be brought :lBo JEg.
And scandalwood and bamboo canegE3a
For chairs and tables .bought,ssg = iat
On all the nantel7pieces, clocks .59nismo'
.ie of thrice gilt bronze, .maststand,. 9dI
si,And screens Of ebony and box ,landmi
danl Invite the strangers hand.A 10 1abn,
.dj he yilii enbs b5lIi4 bu msdi uogu b.
"a ant--(who doesnot want9 la wife,g
,3j iAtfectionate.a .andfair;g n y4i3nlIl .
To solace all the woes Of. life9sip js7leg1{
,aT9yAnd all sjoysto shArc;g8 glayraaa
@Oftempcr sweetjof yiclding@ib.s moi
, ladOftirin yet placid mindig 5d' IS b9lls
iailmy faults toloeomc still,g gGls
,saiWith sentimdntrcind.35li9 Ded ,2sqo.
abuoH aiiad ~ bt9wia4& edi oI saiju wa
hcAnaas Times car ihcessant runs. d2id'
7-ae And fortune 3iillsl my store ;;oqo1 ''sa
.l9I want Of daughters and of sohS,,' 9fs''
eis1i From eight to half a score!.2a hsf7lin
n Iwant, falas can mortal dare 9hl isg
'M Such habIiss Oh earth to crave ~ 9l'es,
JaThatIa1 the girls be chaste and fir ~ s s
boys all wise and brave. siaass1i =
isa aaii aHsE "A "a Sgisi69o Iloapga 70 y
And when ny bosom's darling sing sings ~ \
\ With melody divine. .'s.,. s'' 3, ! n Y.
A pedal harp Of many strings o,,laa wv. NJ. n,
sssas Must With her voice combine. w I ''l'
asA A piano, exquisite1y wrought, \ asf, s
~ Must open, Stand apart; Y wv N, ''.''Ass s.
That all my daughters may be taught,
Z n. 20 win the strangers heart