A Beautiful Idea

-Away tmong tlio AllL'grianiiiH, thure is a spring o .-mal' lliu; u tingle pj iu a nummer' day, i;)üld dram it ilry. It wleals its obtru6Íve wiiy umung thehills, til] t piteada out in the beautiful Ohio. Thenue it truichos out a tliouaand milpa, leaving un itn bank more than a hundrud villages and citiot) and niany i ciultivuted i'iinn, and buaring on itó bosorn ir ore tlmn half a tliousand Htüamboatf. Tlien joining the Misnissippi. it Ktretchus avvay twelve hundred miles more lili it iailcj inio the great emb'ern of ternity. It is or.eof the grt;t tiibutarias of tlie ochiu!, vvhich obedient only to God, ehull roar till tho aogel, with oiie foot on the sea, und the othor 0:1 the land, shall lift up his hands to heaven, and svvoar that timp shall bo n more 80 with in ra! Lofluerjce. it is Ia rill, a rivulüt, on ocosn - a boundlüSH and falhomlass sua; - Ilizoijiqn EsT' Séneca says that lova ia a disease. j It secins, so'.iiötiii)e3, to bo a CQinbmation of diso:'.ses - an uffeoüou of tbs Lewt aad an inSamrnation of tbc brain.