The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-20
Spiritual Telegraph.

ne evening hau COME py my WILLOW / sat,
And nothing was silrrlng, not even rat,
The moon tnro' my windOw SHINING SO bright
That nature looked lovely, yes, even at night.
Thought tuat Dame Nature reselnUied u maiden
I'm wnom sore affection was heavily laden -
She sinlsd, US sns wept peArly dsw-drops of sor-
row.
Smiled, tor her bright hopes would return on the
morrow.
The mantle sue wore, like a mourner's was dark,
On my cneeh ner warm oreatn GAME 50 Dalmy-
but harkl
Tap tap, TAP, SO audibly heard at my door,
That uId 1t come IN" Jul Thought At bore {"
10 Dc interrupted wnie thus III my muse,
But tho't /. sVine mend perhaps has the blues"
And wants tV come III to WINE Out hour
Not stay long, mot 4, Tor " ivVK awful OUR
lap, tap, zap, again neard " piulnly, went
10 tue door, ior sue purpose " see wnat 1t meant
But 10 no one stoVd tuere, sazeu. VAIN SURPRISE
But Thought 1, perhaps, = ~ /" III ~ ny eyv"-s.
cut wuat eau ~ Ne, sal ~ IL ali ell
Or say, can 1t ue the Vtd d. hIIuseu2
| listened AGAIN, tap tap, tap, on the ceiling
Ii must ue d spnIt so.ne message revealing i
FL coiuure yor cried, N You ale II spirit,
ioIap Al UeiJrs 50 piainiy can near it,"
When three raps Game louder then ever before,
30 earnest tlsy came, doubted no more
" Then please let me know Wy what means can
tell
Whether you are II friend, or fend of yon hell"
L leit strong Impulse to 20 to my stand
u. .vre scarce anew 1t my pen WAS VI hsnd;
1 wrote and thsn read: "iou ouid know Of my
name,
Iam great Noah Wsbster-you have heard Of my
lr he sphere where dwell we have had CON.
venuon,
And was commissioned to complete their inten.
uon-
I tel you that COPELAND has books of all kinds,
.-.it never wiil iaIl 10 SUIT surely AL minds -
Re Sious and Classical, STANDARD and ocnool,
Mbcslianeous, foeucal and blank Books, ali ruled,
Ic,t unents, DiUles, and Albums, and Annuals,
Lus.ey's work, Morgan Horses" and Weeks
" Bee alanuas,"
tn fss Enquire Withn," and "Dred, by Mrs.
Stowe,
"Gadt Gurlsy," by Thompson, is too all the 60,
= n.aoel Vaughn, :" / ne lie OF h. Greeley"
"Friehus and Neighbour"
/ ne lives OF great inen-thelr trials and labors;
Cotons Map Of New hampshire, and Map VI YER
Smiths Hand Book Tor Travellers is too what you
My Customary, Spelling bOok-tyou scarce ever
read them,
= I'D too must say it, you seem not to heed
thsm;
Hymn Books, a plenty, both Watts and Wesley's
Observation-Disclosures, Putnams', and Leslie's,
Godey's, Psterson's, and TOO, Household Words,
knicksrbosker, ana Waverley. the rumor I've
heard
II, has nice sngravings of some Black Hawk nass.
Pgrers-hss Ballou's Pictorial, the Flags,
Flank Leslie's illustrated. Harpers Weekly, Pri-
vatesr,
Tribune, Times, New York Ledger, your freside
to cheer;
Scientific American, Porter's Spirit of the Times,
Daily Journal, and others, with news from ali
slimss
Agricultural Works, he always has plenty;
I'll not stop to name them, some fifteen twenty.
Aimanase, Diaries, tor the year 'oS-
b. sure that you purchase before us too late -
Nee paper for writing, Letter, Cap, Note and Bill
And Tissue aud Observation-Disclosures at will
fens, Pencils and Ink, square and round States,
Materials for Artists, all sold at low rates.
Canvas and Autographs, oil Paints and Brushes
y onibs inase oil wood, norm and Elephants tushes
Casss Boards, Willow baskets, Pocket Cutlery
Toys,
That surely will suit all the girls and the boys"
Ny pen ceased its ramble, friend Noah had On.
isnsd,
But yet ny great duties were nothing diminished,
, make these thngs pubic that Noah had said !,
I Though some would bslsve not, though ons left
the dead,')
] visited COPELAND, and found 1t was true,
Ana found that TREND Webster had named bat
lew
VI mis- Books and his Stationery. And here /
would say,
liHe benjamin Franklin, the lightnings obey
his beck anu his nOd-thr0uglI bis agency news
y sen: TO all quarters, where'er you may choose.
hhA1ever he has not, and you should shance
need i;
just leave him your ordsrs he surely will heed il
more,
Near the Bridge, upon Main street IL CoPELANp's
BOOK TORE.
1vnlLEAlJRY VI Oct ~