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(From the New Yolk observer.)
How to be Happy.


Our Lord, in the Sermon on the
Mount, calls those "blessed" or happy,
that are poor in spirit, that mourn, that
are meek, that hunger and thirst after
righteousness, that are merCiful, pure
IN heart, pesce- makers, and prosecuted
for righteousness sake. The happiness
that is here declared, springs from dis
positions Of heart carried out into action
from lowly mind practising humility,
from practical resignation, from illus
trated meekness, from purity of heart
bearing holy fruits i'll the life, from
Christian kindness that not only feels
for others, but goes about doing them
good, from love that Ldbors as well as
longs to bless, from the exercise Of viz
tues which are benefcient to mankind,
and which in their exercise open springs
Of pure delight in the hearts where they
exist and are also prophets Of a higher
and perpetual happiness in another life.
In seeking to honor God, and TO do
good to men, we shall most certainly
obtain happiness if we give de6uiteness
to our aims. We should not be content
with a general purpose, but should
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of piety and benevolence. The more
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is, the more likely we are to attain it /;
while if we have only general and unde-
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tempt, our success is unlikely. Form
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then, let it be never so humble, and
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ltit be the reformation of one sinner,
the gathering and teaching OF few lit
de children, securing the regular and
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strangers and giving them friendly
greeting and Christian acquaintance,
caring for the poor aud neglected, aid
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Lords day, providing for the moral and
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classes Of society, or any other form OF
public or private endeavor to glorify
God aud bless men, throw heart and
soul into it, and the more earnest and
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Such devotion to doing good will pre-
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mind, weariness, and Incidence, and will
ensure peace, contentment, happiness
AUGUSTUS,
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A small stone often makes a great
noise.
A foolish friend is, at times, a great
or annoyance than a wise enemy.
YoaH not sweeten your mouth ~
saying Honey"
DO good and throw il into
thesseG II the 6sh know Il not, the Lord
will
filthy foe be as small as gnat, fan
cy him as large as an elephant
They who know the most are often
est cheated. Z.
A man who weeps for every one will
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Affiend is gilmore worththan a klns-
man,
Trust to the whiteness Of his turbani
be bought the soap on credit.
Death is a black camel, that kneels
before every mau's door.
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Pre:'t of the First Nat. Bank, BatAvla, o.
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ROBERT BELL,
of r. Bell g. Co., Portsmouth, O..
G. G. TEGRUE, President.
IL. II. Iefenbericlk, Vice Prcs't.
=. r. Reynolds, - Secretary.
WIN. CLENDENIN. NJ. D., .r..
Health Officer, Cintl, o. Mad E~.n,,rs
w. P. ELSTUN, NJ. D., '"'N' A'-"'
Late Surgeon U, s. A.
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Throw away your false frizzes your switches,
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Destructive of comfort, and not worth fig;
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A RESOLUTION

Relative 10 an amendment Of the Constitution,
providing for the extension Of the elective
franchise:
"Resoleed By the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio. three-fifths OF the members elected
to each House agreeing thereto that 1t be and is
hereby proposed to the electors Of this State, to
vote at the next annual October election upon the
approval or rejection OF the following amendment
as substitute for tie first section Of the fifth arti
Gle Of the Constitution of this State, to-wit:
Every male citizen of the United States Of the
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resident of the State one year next preceding the
election and Of the county, township or ward in
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have the qualifications of an elector and be enti-
tled,to vote Of all elections
ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ANDREW G. MCBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
Passed April 6, 1867. lapr. s, 67--6m.l
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution.
stATr OF Ono.

STATE OF Quo,
OFFICH OF THE SECRETARY OF SrATE.J
I, WILLIAM HENRY S5ilTH Secretary OF State
of the State of Ohio do hereby certify that the
following Is true copy of Joint resolution pass
cd BY the General Assembly Of the State of Ohio,
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-28

The struggle OF the Mozart and Tainma-
ny factions of the New York Democracy
for supremacy in the city government is
letting daylight into the rascally means by
which 6l ,0c0 majority was given 10 the
Copperhead ticket at the late State election.
The strife between Mozart and Tammany
for the county offices was then fierce and
bitter. and the Tammany candidates sue
ceeded by lean majority over the Mozart
nominees. An election for Mayor aad
members of the Common Council is to be
held on the third day Of December, and
Fernando Wood appears as the Mozart
candidate fcr the former Office, against Mr.
Hoffman, the present incumbent. Fernan-
90 is carrying the war into the Tanmany
camp ia fine style, and among the other
rascailties of that ancient and corrupt or
ganiZa,ion, which he ventiiatas, is the pipe
laying practiced by it in the State election.
He said in speech delivered a few days
since:
charge that at the late election the
Tammany Hall organization imported
thieves from Philadelphia to vote their
ticket; and these thieves were organized in
different wards Of the city, and that bands
Of them voted in more than sixteen wards
and in more than one hundred and twenty
five electoral districts. [Cheers.] More
than that; ii is known that several of the
inspectors of election, after receiving the
ballot from the voter. substituted another
ballot and deposited il in the box"
These thieves all voted the Democratic
State ticket, and as the Mozart faction
probably practiced the same villainies they
charge upon their rivals, some idea may be
formed of the stupendous frauds perpe-
trated by the New York Democrats, which
eliminated in majority unparalleled even
in that centre of corruption.-Indidndp-
oils Journal.