Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-10-20


neafIf III tft East:
cit gives one an ever present idea Of the ex,
pansve enterprise Of his countrymen, to ma
their commodities Of commerce continually IN
his path wherever he goes. have not visited
any considerable city Of Turkey, where did
not find the Medicines of'ny country repre-
sentcd by Ayers Cherry Pectoral. in Smyrna,
Aeppo, Jafa, Jerusalem and ConstantlnopIe,
we see in each, Oh the door post OF some bazaar,
the peculiarly American looking Iron card, OF
DIR. Aver, saying in language which not one
in thousand Of the paSsers by can read, ayers
CMuy Pectorai tm Coaghs, CoLds and Consump'
fion, Sold IIere.' On a shelf behind the cross
legged muss,llman, arc seen the bottles with
their English, Spanish, French and German
faces turned towards the crowd, and on enqnlr-
ing we are told that foreigners are not the only
purchasers, but the true believers themselves
waive their trust in fate to try this product OF
American skill, when they find there is no other
cure for them"
was told yesterday that the Cherry Pccto-
raj had been presented to the Sultan, and is
now in constant use in his harem, and in the
Hospitals of the Empire"
A RAILROAD DRY GooDs SToRE.-A railroad
dry goods store yesterday made its appearance
at Thirty second street, from the New Haven
road. 1t is car sixty feet in length by eight
in height, and OF ordinary car width, with out.
side windows it has skylgh and windows
at its ends; the skylights can Le removed and
their openings covered for safety. One side of
the Car is fitted up With shelving and counter
extends its longth It's most novel feature is its
side extension. which will give width of nine
teen feet for the store. 1t is provided with an
Indiarubber cover, which is rolled up like the
boot of coach when tue car is to be moved
1t is to peralnbulatc the country for the purpose
Of selling dry goods, and seems to be in town
Tor the purpose Of filling up-M y. Post. -
How MERRILy WE LIVE THAT INSECTS BE-
Insects generally must lead truly joyia! life
Think what it p,lst he to lodge in lily. Tmag-
inc a palace Of ivory and pearl with pillars Of
silver and capitals Of gold, all exhaling such
perfume as never arose from human censer.
Fancy again tho un OF tucking yourself up for
The night in the folds Of rose rocked to sleep
by the gentle sighs Of the summer air, nothing
to do when you awake but. to wash yourself in
4 dew drop, and fell to and cat your bed-clothes
HWe would gladly thai the grayc should hide
all the dark catalogue. But the life Of Col. Burr
is study Of no mean interest aud importance,
| and is il not Of fearful import that the shoal
upon which so gifted - being was wrecked
should be discovered ?'
Such is the testimony that has now been de.
veloeed, and although it merely lifts the curtain
for moment upon the hast honrs of Burr, that
moment is sufficient to show us the dying sinner
struggling with the great enemy and calling help
from the religion he had, all his lifetime, tram
pied under ioot.-Nsw York Exchange.
OLp IRELASD.-The National huelligencer says
there are evidences in the Irish journals of in
creasing good feeling towards the English in that
country. The lturalprospects Of the coun.
try are also said to be very promising. A Dub.
lin paper says the wheat crop is one Of the best
ever seen in Ireland the yield is heavy, the quail.
ity good, and it has been gathered in excellent
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