The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-18
Spiritual Telegraph.

The evening had come, by my window | SAT,
And no hing was si,rrInc, no. even RAT,
The moon tnro' my wiiuVw WAS shining 50 bright,
That nutute iODAed Lovely, yes, even Ut night.
| thought that Dame Nature resemU ed a maiden,
On whom so,e affection was heavily laden -
She sui Ell, IL sle wept peariy ew-Irops Of sor-
ru~- ..
Smiled. tor her bright hopes woulI return on the
morrow.
The nant,. she wore, like m0urners was dark,
On my cheek her VAIN breath came 50 6aliny-
but hlrA.
Tap tan. zap, - aulby Leard at my door,
That bid II Come ~, out Thought II II" bUre "
To be hterrup cd w.l.e thu- "a NY u1u-e;
But thn't / some i,!cnd iIe'hdl- ia TIE e. ue',
And wants t. come "a to "n'.c on, an ""ur-
Not stay long, tho, l. I"r IA no" tMlu! sour -
Tap, zap. tap, ag.uu hetr )" plainly, went
To the dor, for tue purpose To see wn,t II meant
But 10 40 stood ti.eie, Gdze'l with surprise,
But thunght !, perhaps, ne al ~ Hy tye"-s.
But what can II ue, LAY, II It an ell!
Or say, can II he the OH d. h.n>eli?
] lis ened again, tap, TAP, tap, on the ceiling
1t must he spirit some message revealing =
81 conjure You, cred. ii YOU aIe spirit,
To rap as before 50 plainly can hear it,"
When three raps came louder then ever before,
So earnest they came, doubted no more.
"rhen please let me KNOW by what means | can
tell
Whether you are friend, or fiend Of yon hell"
] felt strong impulse u 20 TO my stand
Before scarce knew it my pen was in hand;
| wrote and then read; " You would know Of my
name,
am great Noah Webster-you have heard OF my
fame
In the sphere where dwell we have had con-
Vcnion,
And was commissl toned to complete their inten.
tom
To tell vuu that CoPELANr has books ofall kinds,
That never will fail 10 SUIT surely all minds -
Religious and Classical, Standard aud School,
miscellaneous, Political and Blank Books, ali ruled,
Testaments, bibles. and Albums, and ANIMALS,
LiLsley's work, Morgan Horses" and Weeks
There's Enquire Within" and bred" by Mrs.
Stowe,
"Gaut Gurley," by Thompson, is too all the go,
Z" Mabel Vaughn, " 1" The lite of Ii. Greeley"
Z" Friends and Neghbors,'
The lives of great men-their trials and labors
Coton's Map OF New Hampshire, and Map Of YER
mont,
Smiths Hand Book Tor Travellers is too what you
My Dictionary, Spelling book--tyou scarce ever
read them,
And too must cay it, you seem not to heed
them;)
Hymn hooks, plenty, both Watt and Wrs'ev's
hidyasines-Har,trs', 'utr,ln-, lid Le-lr'-,
Cooley, Peterson, AMI t"r. tiuu,rhn.i Wul *,
knickerboc er, AID AAte.ry. Lac umu' I've
heard
He has nice engraving, uft,re Bach lIlwkiags.
IdPers-has iiallouS c'orIl, iAe lag,
Frank Leslie's Illustrated, iIt, e. " eeKly, ri-
vaieer,
Tribune, Time :, New ! uiA Ledger, ynuf ii.c,te
to cheer;
Scientific American, Porter, Spirit Of the Times,
Daily Journal, and Others with ne As from All
chimes.
Agricultural Works. he always has plenty;
I'll nSt stop 10 name them, some iii cen or twenty
Alma acs Diarie> Tor the wear '3b
Be sure that you purchase before - too late -
Nice paper for writing, Letter, Cap, NOe and Bill
And Tissue aud Iricing-Envellupes M wilt
Pens Pencils and Ink, square and round States,
Materials for artists, II sold AT iow rates
Canvas ard Autographs, Ill Paints aud brushes
Combs made OF wppd. horn and Elephants u>hes
Chess boards, Willow baskets, Pocket Cutlery
Toys,
That surely will suit all the girls and the boys"
My pen ceased is rumble, friend Noah had fin
ished,
But vet ,uy great duties were nothing diminished
. make these thing pubic Jhat Noah had said /;
{ though some would b. We l,t though one left
tile ADJ
vsite CurELANp, and lourd it wa, true,
And found that friend Webster had named but II
lew
OF his Hooks and his Stationery. Aud here !
would say.
Like lcnJunIin franklin, the ligh'nin.- obey
lli- beck and ms uud-thr.ugi his teency news
j. sen ~ AN quar- cra. whercer ynu la " choose
Whatcv'r he ha, no', AMI You should chance
need it,
Just leavr INN your ord =. he surely will heed It,
And nov ri has stock ltu should wan, 10 know
more
Near the iri'lge, upon Main street is Corn LAMB
l"ok.s r'Ek.
rIW'LrHrhY VI. Oct. 20, 1857