The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-03
Spiritual Telegraph.

The evening had come, by my window I sat,
And nothing was stirring, not even a rat,
The moon thro' my window was shining 30 bri chit.
That nature looked lovely, yes, even at night.
1 thought that Dame Nature resembled a maiden.
On whom sore affection was heavily laden =
She smiled, as she wept Pearly dew-drops Of sor-
Smiled, for her bright hopes would return on the
morrow. ." .
The mantle she wore, like a mourner's was dark,
On my cheek her warm breath came SO balruy-
but harkl
lap, tap, tap, l SO audibly heard at my door.
] hat | bid it "come in" but thought it a bore -
IL be interrupted while thus in my muse;
But tho't /, some friend perhaps has the ''blues,'r
And wants to come in to while out an hour
Not stay long, tho't |, for IN look awful sourI-
lap, tap, tap, i again heard SO plainly, | went
10 the door, for the purpose to see what it meant
Bat 10 no Que stood there, l gazed with SUNRISE
But thought l, perhaps, e 1t is all in my eyes.
but what can it be, say, is it an elf?
Or say, can it he the old d himself
| listened again, tap, tap, tap, on the ceiling
1t must be u spirit some message revealing -
al s~onjure you," 1 cried, 'if you are a spirit
iorsp as belores SO l plainly can hear it,
When three raps came louder then ever before
So earnest they came, / doubted no more.
Then please let me know by what means [ can
tell "
Whether you are u friend, or a iend oil yon helL.,,
ielt a strong impulse to so to my stand
BolJrs | scarce knew it my pen was in hand:
l wrote and then read You would know Of nv
name,
Au great Noah Webstsr-yss have heard Of my
ir the sphere where | dwell we hav, had a con-
~vention,
And | was commissioned To complies their inten.
ton
/ , tell you that COPELAND has books of all kind.
lat never WIZ fail to suit surely all minds =
Religious and Classical, Standard and School.
MISC ellaneous, Poetical and Blank Books, ali ruled
Fesi unents, Bibles, and Albums, aud ANIMALS.
Lins!ey's work Morgan Horses, " and Weeks
Is res Enquire Within and - bred " bv Mrs
Stowe,
50 label Vaughn, The life Of II. G%rselsy. "
Friends and Neighbors,' AZ
iae lives Of great men-their trials and LAHORE. +
Cotton. Map of New Hampshire, and Map Of vsr-
Smiths Hand Book Tor Travellers is too what Won
want;
My pi.tiOnaEy. Spelling bOsk-tyou scarce ever
PA too must say 1t, you seem not to heed
them y
Hymn Books plenty both Watts and we.lsy's.
e'gas.ats.aarper'', Putnam and L%sslis's.
Kaickerbocker, ana Wavsrley. The runner I've
heard
II has Moe sngrs wings of some Black Hawk nae.
PT-srs-has Ballou's Pictorial, the Flags.
Frank Leslie's illustrated. Hsrpsr's Weekly, Phi
Tribune, Times, New York Ledger. your hrssids
to cheer
Scientific American, Porter's Spirit of the Tims..
Daily Journal, and others, with news from all
slimes.
Agricultural Works, he always has plenty
Ill not stop to name them, some fifteen or twenty.
Almanacs, Diaries for the year 80
Be sure that you purchase before It's too late -
Nice paper for writing, Letter, Cap, Note and Bill.
And Tissue and Tracing-Envellopes at will
Pens, Pencils and Ink, square and round States.
Materials for Artists, all sold at low rates.
Canvas and Iithographs, Oil Paints and Brushes
0onbs made of wood, horn and Elephants tusbes'
Chess Boards, Willow Baskets, Pocket Cutlery
That surely viii suit all the girl. and tn. boys"
Ny pen ceased its rambls, friend Noah had 6n-
But yet my great duties were nothing diminished.
10 make these things public that Noah had said !;
(fhough some would believe not, though one len
the dead,'D S1sS.
Twisted COPELAND, and found it was true.z a..
Ana found that friend Webster had named but a
few
OF his Books and hi. Stationery. And her. I
would say,
like Benjamin Franklin, the lightnings obey
Hs beck and his nod-through his agency, news
u sent TO all quarters, where'er you may choose.
mhs'eyer he has not, and you should chance
JUST leave him your orders, he surely will heed II.
Ani now Of his Stock yeu should want to know
more,
Near the Bridge, upon Msip street is cornLAsp's
BOOK 'STokk. 2
h~IDDLzsvsr, w.. Oct. 20, 1851. ~
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