The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-01-27
Spiritual Telegraph.

The evening had come, by my winiow sat,
And nothing was stirring, not even rat,
The moon tnro' my WINDOW was shining So bright,
That nature looked lovely, yes, even at night.
/ Thought tnat Dame Nature Tesembled u maiden
On w1ua sore ahiictIOn was heavily laden =
She Smiled as she wept pearly dew-drops OF sor-
row
Smiled, for her bright hopes would return on the
morrow.
The mantle she wore, like mourner's was dark,
On my cheek her warm breath came so bulny-
but bark!
Tap, tap, tap, ~ aulbly heard at my door,
That bid II come in," Uut thought II q bore 4"
To be Interrupted while thus In usy muse
But tho't 1 some ulond perhaps has tue "Dlues 1"
And wants ~ come IN to while cut an hour
MOI stay long, thot /, Tor " look awiui sour -
lap, tap, tap, AGAIN nedii So PLAINLY, went
10 TUE door, lOf tue purpose 10 see what it meant
But 10 ! no one STOOD eDere, gazed WIKI surprise,
But thought |, perhaps, " IL IS all IN nly eys"1s
out what eun II De, 'ay, is IT an elt2
Or say, can IL 10 tiio old d. hlIuself?
| listened AGAIN, TAP, tap, tap, on the ceiling
IL must DC stu.i. some message revealing i
81 eOnldro voc cried, III you are i, spirlt,
lorap 70 UelJre 80 panty can near IT.
When three rIps came ,uuder then ever before,
so earnest tuey came, DOUBTED no more
"Inen please let nnuw by what means 1 can
neither you are friend, or Il hend Of yOn hell"
l eli strong hnPuss to 20 to my stand
Ii. lore scarce Anew IL my pen was an hund;
1 wrote and Lnen readi "Iou would know OF my
name,
-am great Noah WeDstsr--you have heard OF my
fame
H. ;he sphere where / dwell we have had CON
venuou,
AMI was colms- oued to complete their inten.
ton
L tell you that COPELAND has books of all kinds
J. .-dt never WA Ian 10 SUIT surely all minds =
Reh Alous ana Classical, STANDARD and school,
NlsceildnGOus, toetlc and Blank Books, all ruled
! 81 llneuts, bIUigs, and Albums, and ANIMALS,
Lin'.cY's worh, Morgan HORSES" and Weeks
" Bee Manuals"
lii fe's "isiulre ",'llin," and "Dred, " by Mrs.
Stowe,
"Gadt Gurley," by thompson, is too all the 90,
. MABEL Vaughn, lie lie OF ii. Greeley {"
Ensnds and Nelghbors,"
nc lives Of great meii-their trials and labors;
Cotou- Map Of New Hampshire, and Map Of Ver-
Smiths Hand Book Tor Travellers is too what you
want
My Dictionary, Spelling book--(you scarce ever
read tuelui
fTd too must say it, you seem lot To heed
themD
Hymn Books, plenty, both Watts and W9sley's.
Observation-Disclosures Putnarns', and Lesie's,
Godey's, Pgterson's, auu TOO, household Words,
hmcker5oeher, ANA NnVerley. The rumor Eve
hazard
Il ; has moe engraynss OF some Black Hawk nags
P'rers-has BaliUus pictorial, the Flags
vateer,
Tribune, Times, New York Ledger your lireside
to oneer;
Scientific American, Porters Spirit OF the Times,
Daily journal, and others, with news from al
ohmes.
Agricultural Works, ne always has plenty;
III not stop to name them, some Eileen or twenty
AimanaGs, Diaries, tOr the year os-
BE sure that you purchase before us too late -
Nee paper for writing, Letter, Cap, Note and Bill
And Tissue and Tracing at will
Pens, Pencils and Ink, square ana round States,
Materials Tor Artists, all sold ut low rates.
Canvas and Lithosrdphs, ui Paints and Brushes
Y Onibs made OF WOOD, norm and Elephant tusnes
CHESS Boards, willow baskets, Pocket Cutlery
Toys,
That surely will suit all the girls and the boys"
Ny pen ceased its rambe, friend Noah had fin
ished,
But yet my great duties were nothing diminished
l 0 make these thing, pubic that Noah had said .
Though some "would believe not, though one left
Che dead,'D
visited COPELAND, and found it was true
Ana found that friend Webster had named but
few
OF his Books and his stationery And here
would say,
Like Benjamin Franklin, the lightnings obey
His beck and his nod-througI his agency, news
Is sent 10 all quarters, whereer you may choose.
Whatever he mas not, and you should chance
need it
Just leave him your orders, no surely will heed it,
Aud now Of his Stock you should wan 10 know
more,
Near the Bridge, upon Main street is CoPELAND's
Book STORE.
MIDDLEBgRY, Vt. Oct 20, 1857