The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-03
Spiritual Telegraph.

The evening had come, by my wIlkiow, sat,
And nothing WAS stirring, not even rat,
The moon tnro' my wnuow was shining 70 bright,
That nature looked lovely, yes, even ut night
thought tpat Dame Nature rsseinbled = maiden,
On wnoIL sore altieuOn was hssvLy laden -
shs slniAsd rs sne wsPt psIly dsw-drops OF sor
Smiled, Tor her bright hopes would return on the
morrow.
The mantle she wore, like q rnourper's was dark,
IN my cheek her warm breath came so balmy--
vsnark.
Tap tap, tap, so audibly heard at my door,
Nat pId II come IL, put thought It u bore A"
10 os interrupted wliie thus NJ NY muse;
Bat thO't /, sVne iIIsld psrnAp, has tLo "bIues,"
And wants to come Al to WINE OIL an hour
Aot stay long, tnvt 4, Tor w iook 'awiuI tVur -
zap, tap, tap, "saln heard ~ p.alniy, l. wsni
10 TUE dJor, ior tie purpose " see wnnt It meant
BET 10 10 one stvod there, gaIed villa surprise,
bai Thought 1, perhaps, " IL v ~ IN ny sys"-s.
eai wnaI Jan II We, 'ay, Is ~ AZ eur
Or cay, ean II pe tue vld d. hIIusslt2
Listened az an tap, tap tap, On the ceiling
Ii must oe aprit sons message revealing -
81 CoiUure yOl, cried, ri you are q oprit,
1ofap As DeIorc - pIalnly eau hear it.h
When three rap came louder tnsn ever before,
80 earnest they came, doubted no more.
Then please let me Know by what means can
Whether you are II friend, or a fend of yon hell"
1 ielt strong Impulse ~ 20 to my stand
b"iOre scarce knew 1t my pen was IN hand;
name,
Ism great Noah Webster-you have heard OF my
fame
lr :he sphere where 1 dwell we have had con-
yentlon,
And was commits Toned to complsts their inter.
l tell you that COPELAND has books Of all kinds,
lat never viii lail TO SUIT surely al minds -
Re''sious and Classical, STANDARD and School,
Mpcsllaneous, POeucai and Blank Books, ali ruled,
j. Bibles. AlDuma
i-in.ley's work, Morgan HORSES" and Weeks
Bee Manuals"
Ia res "iuluire Within" and bred, - by Mrs.
stowe,
"Gadt Gurley," by Thompson, 10 too all the 20.
= nlaDsl Vaughn" The lite OF Ii. Grseiey,"
Frsnus and Nelghbors,"
10 lives OF great nen-thelr trials and labors
Co;ton's Map OF New Hampshire, and Map Of Yer
mont,
Smiths Hand Book !or Traveller, Is too what you
by Customary, Spelling book--tyou scarce ever
read them,
= nd too must say it, you sssm not to heed
thsm;)
Hymn Books, a plenty, both Watts and Wesley's.
Observation-Disclosures, Putnams', and Ls.liu's,
Godey's, Peterson, and TOO, Household Words,
KnickerbocLer. anu Waverley. Tue runor I've
heard
hs has nice enruyings Of .oue Black Hawk lass.
P1rsrs-has bR.iOu's Pictorial, the Flags,
frank Lsslie's Illustrated. Harper. Weekly, Pr
vatser,
Pribuna, Times, New York Ledger your h1ss.de
TO sheer;
Scientific American, Portsr's Spirit Of the Times.
Daily Journal aud others, with news from all
elimes.
Agricultural Works, hs always has plenty
III NOT stop to them, some fifteen or twenty.
4lmsnacs, Diaries, Tor the year Is
b sure that you purchase before us too lats,-
Nee paper foI writing, Letter, Cap, Note and Bill
And Tissue aud Iraciug-Envelopes at will
Pens, Pencils and Ink, square and round States.
Materials for ArtstS, all sold II low rates
Canvas and Autographs, UiI Paints and BrusAes,
y ouos nads OF wood, horn and Elephants tushes
caess Boards, Willow Baskets, Pocket Cutlery
Toys,
Tia. surely will suit al the girls and the boys"
sjv pen ceased its Talhole, friend Noah had an
isnsd,
But vet my great duties were nothing diminished.
, make tnese things pubic that Noah had ,aid .
(Ihough some "would believe not, though ous leh
the dead,
visited COPELAND, and found II wac true,
Anu found that friend Webster had named but
few
OF his Books and hi. Stationery And here /
would say,
Like Benjamin Franklin, the lshtninss obey
H.. beck and his nod-througlI his agency, news
Is sea: 10 all quarters, where'er you may choose
ha;svsr he has not, and you should chance
need Il
Just leave him your orders, he surely will! heed H.
more,
Near the Bridge, upon Main street 10 CoPELASp's
BOOK STORE.
AyDpLkHukY Vt Oct 40 lsh7