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GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS.

j. G. Rankin, Nm. NJ. HuIick, George }
SWn1n1ey,
SUCCESSORS TO A. ATKINSON g. co..
u number of years. The Quarres well opened, and
marble is superior to any in the United States. -
We have perfected facilities for getting out ana
lshing work, that can furnish MONUMENTS, IOhp
TABLETS, HEADSTONES and everything in our hts
bus in better style and at cheaper rates than a
in the country
When it considered that saw our Marble, PITs
jobbers profits and high freight from the Morrill, VIZ
seen that we do possess material advantage over all co
tors.
We cordially solicit friends and the public TO eE
work, and compare prices with those Of other Wv
before ordering Northern Marble.
We have on hand at yard in Marietta large assoi
Unfinished work-Monuments, Tablets &c-where OUT ~
Mr.. q. w. Summers, will sell at prices Our PH''
work is done at the Mills. Address
J. g. RANKIN d Co. -
Marble Work P. o., I'd
Sept. g, 1853. ely
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Dr. McLanc's Ycrm;G,go

OF This celebrated remedy is universally oc, nl,
the best medicine ever discovered for eApeg worms NOM ,
human body The following Is but of the thousands Of
efficacy:
GHEAD, Ohio, March Is 1851
MEssRs J. KIDD & Col take pleasure in informing Won
that have used one bottle OF your celebrated Worm Specific
c decidedly good effect and would like have more
of it. could sell any quantity here If you send it me
will sell ithOmt any charge for my trouble there are
but lew physicians here. GEORGE WAGGONER
o. The above medicines for sale by Fisher Hein,sh
Prchard g. Caldwell Charlotte; w. Murphy IL Co., SALISBURY
Murphy Black, Concord; A. X. Honesty, Shelby, N. C.
Sept. 10, 1853 9-Smo
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BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURED !!
EY SEE HOW PROMPTLY 1T ACTS FL

Statement of Mr.. A. Lang, Baker, No. 388 Peastree
VA few days before last Christmas was taken unTeL
and commenced bleeding freely The Lungs caho
HomGphhahic Physician, but his medcn DID not seen
to help read you advertisement, and thought WoU"
try DIR. Rogers Syrup Of LverwO Tar and Conch9lagUa
Before had taken up tho third bote,m bleeding had so
my Cough gone, AID felt well as usual My heama
now good consider it most excellent medicine, ard cor
daily recommend to my friends. (Jhls statement We
-r,ade Tn Il nrnnre Tors March 18th. 1870
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

DALLAS CASTOR COUNTY, NJ C.
THE Subscriber has just completed large and Com
modous Brick House, and furnished it in style of
nsatness and comfort, unsurpassed by any establishment
in the West ind open for the Entertainment of
the Public.
The Proprietor promises his best efforts ma Ike
the stay OF those Who may call on him not only comtor
table bat agreeable.
August &c, 80. 6-6m.
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Positively the last Notice,

LII persons indebted to the subscriber by Note or
n otherwise for Groceries, earnestly requested
come forward and pay up, longer indulgence
not and will not be given. Come and save cost
word to the wise, &c.
II. W. ROBINSON.
Jan. 10, 1854. 25tf
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LOOK AT THIS !!

THE Notes and Accounts of JOHN WELLS have
| been placed in my hands tor collection. Those in
debted to him requested forward and settle
up at an early day. the business of the must
be closed JOAB P. SMITH,
Feb "a 1854. 3Itf
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Look Out ! !!

THE Notes and Accounts of the late firm of MOSS,
i BELL 4 CO. have been placed in my hands for col
lection and those indebted MUST expect longer in
diligence, as it CANNOT be gwen.
July %, 1858. 1tf JOAB P. SMITH
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Is confidently recommended to lnvalids
by any known preparation, tor the cure of COUGHS,
HOARSENESS, and other forms of COMMON COLDS );
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION
in Early Stage and for the RELIEF of the Advanced
Stages of that Fatal Disease
1t combines, in scientific manner, remedies of long
esteemed value, with others of recent discovery
and besides its soothing and ionic qualities through
the skin gently and with great efficacy for the OF
this class of diseases.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

THE subscribers take this method of informing the
4 public and " the rest of mankind" that they have
commenced the above business in Charlotte, in Spring
building, in No. 4, where they will be happy
receive calls from gentlemen who DESTROYS of haV
ing their clothes made in Superior and workman-lke
manner and with strict regard the prevailing style
fashion in the Northern cities Their knowledge of the
business and the facilities they have of receiving early
notice OF all the changes OF Style and Fashion warrant
them in saying that they any time produce
tice equal every respect to these made In New York
and PhiladePhia.
R. NJ ROBINSON,
NEIL WILKINSON.
Charlotte, Aug 3lst, 1853. If
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TAKES pleasure in announcing to her friends in
Charlotte and the public generally that she has OBJ
tanned the services of Miss A. g. WILSON, from one
of the first establishments in New York. and is
prepared TO carry on the
DRESS-MkKESG BUSINESS
in all its various branches at her house. 3rd door below
Rea's Hotel
In the Spring she atsri visiting the Northern cities
and will present the ladies' choice selection of Mil
Inry and Trimmings of every description. She
pcctuly soicsa Pnrtion Of the patronage Of the public
FEELING n surcd that she ccn and will please. All orders
promptly attended toFacked and forwarded with
Dec 8 1853 2ltf MRS. NJ. SHAW.
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WIN. ALLSToN GOURDIN,
nUncle Ned had no Hair on the top

Of his head the place where the Hair ought to grow
But he lived previous TO the discovery of Lyons cee
brated KatharOn which only preserves and beaut
hes, but the hair ut any period of life. Only
those who will try it, troubled with Badness,
Dandruff, harsh Jump leasant hair. For sale by
26lf FISHER HEINITSH.
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1853. Fall Importations. 1858
BANCROFT, BELTS & MARSHALL,
CHARLESTON, S. c.

WE again invite the attention Of our purchasers OF
w DRY GOODS, in the South and South west
ia our Stock of Goods for fall trade. To Merchants
who have visited MIrkct the past season, examined
our stock and become acquainted with our ac''es if
business il is unnecessary to say that We on induce
Inents second house in this country. Our fall
stock has been selected with great ~ two OF our
house from all the principle European Markets. Our
tvIe. and fabrics will fJuud better adapted to South
ern ta-te sales than any goods Imported into the
country.
We wish it distinctly understood by buyers that toe
imsorf all oar foreign goods and able and deter
mined to sell them low the qualities Sid
in any market IN the United States.
W off in
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Ladies' Dress Goods Department,

full and complete assortment of all the newest styles
IND fabrics, such as
Silks, SotinS,
MayceiineS De Chimes,
Cashmere, Roles, Morn DE Latnes,
Brbcade and Pain Alpacos,
French AMI German MerinOcs, Bontbazines, Sat.
az De Lanes,
Six VelcctS, Grapes, LGces,
French, Scotch and English Ginghams and
Prints. Also,
Long and Square ShaUls, Grape ShasrLs,
Dfamttyas, Nantes,
Cloth, Velres, and SIX Plain and
Embroidered ViSettes, and CIoaks, S,ciss and
French Em6rotderses,
an great nariety;
Wit Goods, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Laces,
&C., &c.
A full and complete assortment of
Goods for Millinery Purposes.
Hosiery.
In this department offer every possible variety of
Silk Cotton and Worsted Hose and half Hose. Silk, Me-
rino and Cotton Under Garments Kid, Beaver,
Buck, Silk, Wooden and Cotton
Gloves &C. sc.
We Fay particular attention to this department of
business, and embrace all the leading articles wanted
Linens and Linen Goods.
We offer ia this department full and complete
stock of
ST, 50 and 1o4 Blcached and Brown
Dana SKIS, Table Covers, all styles,
Diapers, Towels. Danask Napkins. Dumask Doyles,
Do~as, Crash, Grass Linens,
$40, ind I24 Linen Sheetings,
Pillow Linens, and 18th Irish Linens,
MarseilIes and Lancaster Quilts,
&c, &c.
Broad Cloths, Ca.sImeres, vsstings. and
TailOr's Goods.
In IeDo N 10 boat
French. German, English and American Cloths,
CsssiReres and Vestings, Black and
Coored Silk and Satin Vesting, Velvet do,
Sand 64th English and American
Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans.
Sltthets, Linseys
Plain and Plaid Cloak Innings, Canvass,
Padding, Silks, Twist Buttons,
&C., &c.
Blankets. FianneIs, Kerseys, DOmes-
Tics &c.
We Offer in this department of business most full
and complete assortment Of
English and American Blankets
Negro Goods ofali qualities, Linen and Cotton
Osnaburgs and Colored Cottenades,
White, Red and Blue Flanneis, and RIeached and
Brown DOmestics, all qualities.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Curtain
StGGS &c.
We pay particular attention to this part of bust
aud supply every article in the House Furnish
ing Line such
English Scotch and American Tapestry,
Venetian, three ply,
and Ingrair Carpets, all qualities;
Floor Cloths, from yard to yards in width,
Rugs, Mats, Canton Mating Stair Rods,
Bindings, Rich Silk Damasks,
WOIsted and Cotton Damasks, Lace and Muslin Cur
taiES, Loops, GimPs, Eringes, Tassels
Corniccs, &C., sc.
We prepared in his department to furnish any
Goods wanted for Hotels, Steam Boats and Private
Houses, and fit them up in tSe best style and manner
BANCROFT, BELTS, Il MARSHALL,
Nos. 200 AND gil. Nine STREET,
Corner of MARKET,
CHARLESTON, S. G.
Sept %, 1853. 10-lv.
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Jew David's Hebrew PIaste.

The great remedy for rheumatism, Govt Pain in the g.,
Hip Back Limbs and JOINTS ScrofHla Kings Evil uSSde
Swelling, Hard Tumors, Stiff Joints and all fixed k
whatever. rena
Where this Plaster is applied, Pain cannot exist 7,
been beneficial in of weakness such pain and IA
ness in the stomach. Weak limbs, ameness affection E
lungs in their primary stages. 1t destroys nflamaior
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SIABLEK 5 DIAKKF1IEA CUKDIAL
Is pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement with
the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents, long
known and celebrated for their peculiar ecac in curing
DlARRHEA, and similar affections of the system. In
its action, it ALLAYs and produces healthy
diton of the LIVER, thus removing the at the
same time that it the disease.
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That Piece Of Cloth!
WE show the finest piece of Broad wv
w this side of New York. Call and see It'or,
Sept. g. 1853. Stf ROBINSON x hhI/
BOOK AND JOB PE0IGGTGGG
Done in the best style of the art, at this "''
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CHAFEE, ST. AMAND, g. CROFT, -
site New Custom fouse)
--- CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Importers Of and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Segars, Tobacco, &c,
AND MANUF LEMON SYRUP QUALITY.


t suplyf
and Country ech
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Providence Academy,

EONHUNHhNC HNdtUVEHHyS
IL Niles South Of Charlotte, ~ G.
THE Exercises of the 9th Session of this School will
| open January I'd, 1854.
TUITION PER SESSION OF 81 WEEKS.
Primary Department, Sc 90
Classical and Mathematical, ~ so
No deductions viii be made, in charges for absence
after entrance.
Nov 25, 1853. 2otf E. c. KUYKENDALL.
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THROUGH BY EXPRESSES! .
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT
The Mexican Mustang Liniment

Has used quite extensively in the stables OF ADAMS
cos Great Southern Eastern and Western Expresses Tor
curing Galds Chaes Scratches Sprans and Bruises and
has proved very eectuaI We have hesitation recon-
mendng as valuable preparation be used externally on
beast
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z osiery.
In this department offer every possible variety of
Silk Cotton and Worsted Hose and hall Hose Silk, Me
rino and Cotton Under Garments Kid, Beaver,
Buck, Silk, Wooden and Cotton
Gloves &c, &c.
We pay particular attention to this department OF
business, and embrace all the leading articles wanted
Smyrna times., 1854-12-20
-JBr. d. HOFFECKEa, EDITOR.
SO ARMS &. TO E2mS

NEVER in the history of the Temnayspce
enterprise has there been period so imnorisnt
as shIS--herer has there been time when a
few weeks labor would tell to such decided adj
vantage in the cause of Temperance. from this
to the 18th day of January next; how short the
period! and yet if Temperance men are true to
themselves, and true to the glorious cause Gin
which they have labored so long and suffered
SO mucb) from now till the fifteenth of next
month, the strong probability is, that their abors
will be CROWNED with success, and the business
OF rumselling, with all it's attendant horrors.
VIII be put under the ban of municipal law
Awake arouse I! then, We men of Kent and
Sussex New Castle is already awake-her
noble soas are already in the field with all their
aTmor on, and by the 18th of January she WEI
be knocking at the door of the Legislature with
her petitions for Prohibition, signed by thousands
of her intelligent voters. Shall Kent and Sus.
sex be behind her in this glorious work, We
trust not Already they are awaking in their
might and they, too, by the 18th, will be pre-
'senung their petitions, and the cry of the rum
sellers and thelr eOadjutors will be,
Z" Stop this knocking at the door,"
See sAe proceedings of the State and County
'Coaveation held in Smyrna the 18th inst. and
while you encourage the committees in each
school district to go vigorously to work, leave
not ell the labor for them 20 perform--eyery
man who has battled hitherto for Prohibition
should carry with him a petition, and omit no
opportunity of obtaining signers to it, and let
the ladies not be forgotten--on the voters nett.
ton have none but VOTERS. and see that every
voter has an opportunity to sign.
Friends of Temperance, for the sake of all vour
labors IN the paSt-for the sake of the best in
terests Of our noble little State-by vour svu-
pathy Tor bleeding, suffering humanity-bv your
duty to God and humanity--by all the untold
sorrows that have resulted from the sale o.
um-by all the peace and quiet that shall re.
uit from Its prohibition, we conirre Won r.
awake 10 action; labor from now till the 18th
OF January with an earnestness and zeal com
mensnrate with the glorious object YOU have il
view, and little Delaware shall be redeemed
from the curse of legalized traffic in intoxica
ting drnks-the long, dark night of agony shall
De Past-the dawn of glorious day shall pur
pie the east with its rising glories-again shall
poor debased human nature rejoice over it,
second redsmptlOn-the great barrier that OBJ
struets the progress of the glorious Gospel o
the Son of God shall be removed, and agair
=" shall the morning stars sing together and al
the sOns of God shout for JOY"
Smyrna times., 1854-12-20

Gold WEATHER has set in at last. Asl;gLt
snow fell on Monday morning, since which time
1t has been extremely cold, the creek and river
freezing over, thus closing navigation. We
were IN Philadelphia on Tuesday morning, and
intended TO return home in the steamboat
Zephyr, which was ready to leave the wharton
her usual trip, but, in consequence of the thick
ness of the ice, the directors deemed it too
great risk, SO, after consultation, it was dcci
ded not to go. The boat was heavily ladened
with passengers and freight-the latter consist
ing mostly of winter goods. The major part
OF the freight was consigned to the Diamond
State running to Leipsic, which was to have
started to-day. 1t is thought, however, that
she will not be able to perform the trip. The
passengers of the Zephyr scattered in every
dlrectlon-the most of whom took the cars to
Wilmington, thence by stage-coach home
Several, including ourself, came in the g. Major
Reybold" to Delaware City, and from thence
home the best we could-some walking, some
riding, Cthe places we passed through being un-
able to provide us with conveyances) The
place OF destination was finally reached BY all
tne party about 10 O'Clock, p. NJ, when they
gladly rested from their labors The subject of
railroad was we'll discussed. and would h, We
been highly appreciated by us-we thought of
the one now being made with degree of sat
isfaeti'n. and hope, ere we are caught in ano-
ther such predicament, it will be completed.-
The steamboat Balloon returned to Phadol.
Phia OH Tuesday. We have since learned that
the Delaware river, between PHILADELPHIA and
Camden, is frozen over, the ice being sufi
eientiy strong 10 allow persons to Cross over
nron il.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-20

Joys FOR THE INvALID.--We cut the follow
ing from the Philadelphia Saturday Gazette,
and recommend our readers to peruse it care
fully, and those suffering should not delay pur-
chasing:
DIR. Hoofand's German Bitters-This cele-
brated medicine, prepared by DIR. C. NJ. jackson,
at the imposing German Medicine Store, No.
100 Arch street, is exciting unprecedented
public attention, and the proprietor, who is a
scientific physician is selling immense quamti-
ties of it, The virtues of this remedy are so
fully set forth in the extended notice Of it, to
be seen in our advertising columns, that there
is hardly any room left for us to speak of it,
This much we may add-Of the long train of
physical Ills TO which humanity is her, there is
none more distressing than the general derange-
ment OF the digestive apparatus, which never
fails to accompany disordered state of the
liver. Headache, piles, languor, tretfulness,
a bilious tongue, morbid breath, loss of appe.
tite-in short, an indescribable Indebtedness
OF existence, are its insufferabe and life vast
ing attendants. These diseases, which have
baiiied the skill of the ablest Doctors have been
radically cured by HooHand's German Bitters."
See advertisement g sn si.. 3
Smyrna times., 1854-12-20

IIcENsEs.-The following is list of licenses
GRANTED by the New Castle County Court at
ITS November term Benjamin F. Davis, IT.
D. Gibson, John Fighter, James McManus,
Samuel Miller and Henry Klund, Wilmington :
Elizabeth Murphey, Mary Mccain, New Cas-.
tie; John w. Mitchell, Milton Nichols. Chris
tlana Hid; james Haughey, Brandywine; Mar
TIN ID. Ball, Delaware City; William Bracken-
vile, Mill Creek hundred.
List Of store-licenses to sell liquor: Joel B.
Bryant, School District No. IL Charles II.
Holmes, School District No. 3; James A. BEN
son, School District No. 10; Robert Wadsley,
School District No. 40; Benjamin Collins,
School District No. 90; John Jefferson, School
District No. 63; Hayes & Davis, School Dis
trlct No. IA; Neal Duliey, School District No.
Ii.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-20
Proceedings - re Delaware State
Temperance Convention.
MORNING SESSION.

The Convention assembled at Smyrna on
Friday last, Dec. 18th, and was called to order
by Col. JOHN EATON, in the chair WIN. p.
SMIrHERs being absent, DR.. l.. DAWSON was
appointed Secretary pro tempOre. The Nice
Presidents, both being absent, the Rev. WV.
llIEONs and JONATHAN LEIBLEY, Esq, were
chosen by the Convention to fill the vacancies
On motion, the proceedings of the last New
Castle County Temperance Convention was
read by the Secretary; after which it was moved
that the Chair proceed to appoint Business
Committee of fve-this motion being carried.
the Chair named the following gentlemen: =
Pussy Wilson, Henry Cazier, VIM r. Cahoon,
n. b. Smithers, Esqs., and DIR. Dawson.
The Convention then ad burned to meet at
l o clock, p. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-20
Kent County Temperance Convention,

Immediately after the Adjournment of the
State Temperance Convention on the 18th. the
delegates from Kent County organized Comfy
Convention, by calling Rev. w. HIRoNs to The
chair, and appointing Or. Z. ID. DALEY, secre-
tary. u -
On motOn,a committees of three from each
hundred was appointed for the purpose of soli-
citing signers to the petition to the Legisla-
ture for ProhibItOry Law. The committees
consist of the following gentlemen:
Duck Creek Hundred-JOhn Eaton, DIR. w
Mex. Taylor, Jacob Williams.
Little Creek Hd.-Jas. S. Moore, Henry X.
Hazel, w. p. Sulthers. ,.'El. -.
Dover Hd.-Jdcob NJ. Hill, Jas Cowgirl.
Jno. DOwnham.
Murderkill HID. B. Conner, Jno. Green,
MispillOn Hd.--Chas Jones, DR.. w. Jones
DIR. J. Simpson.
Milford Hd.-S. M. Collins, ]. Y. Foulk
Samuel Draper.
On motion, committee of one from each
Hundred was appointed tor the purpose of tax
ing IN charge the petitions, after being signed
and presenting the same to the Legislature
viz:
| Duck Creek-N. R. Cahoon. Little Creel
w. p. Smithers. Doyer-N. B. Smithers
Murderkill-R chbald AIllbone Misplilion-
Chas Jones. Miltord-S. NJ. COLLINS
Five hundred copies Of the petition were or
dsred to be printed when The Convention ad
Journed.
w. HIRONS. Pres't.
L. ID. DALEY, Scc'y y. /.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-20

CHRIsTMAs Is COMING Before another
Issue OF our paper, the pleasures of Christmas
holidays will ne.r! have passed. To none will
II be 60 Joyous as to the young. Already their
fancies have risen high in expectation of the
rich presents from Kriss KringIe." She. or
somebody else, will no doubt pay them all
q lying visit bringing a basket of good
things, with which to Ills their stockings for
happy Christmas morning feast. 1t is season
enjoyed by fhe older as we'll the younger
felix's, and its appual return is hailed by all with
delight
Smyrna times., 1854-12-20
Curtail your Expenses!

The present stringency in the monetary
world, and the probability that the crisis is not
yet passed, present no very pleasing prospect
and 1t behooves every one, therefore, to apply
the emphatic language which graces the head
of these remarks, to his own individual case
Now, individually, we shall be doing our read
ers service. by reminding them that the as
sorlment of Watches, Jewelry, Silverware and
Fancy Goods generally, at JAS. B. FIDLER'S
famous establishment, No. IL South Second
street, Philadelphia, combines three desirable
requisites, namely: Fashion, Excellence and
Aheapness. dl3-lm.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-20

ANEcDOrE OF TAME LEoPARD-Whileo on
the subject Of wild animals, may mention
leopard that was kept by an English officer at
Samarang, during our occupation of the Dutch
colonies. The animal had its liberty, and used
to run all over the house after its master. One
morning, after breakfast, the officer was sitting
smoking his hookah, with book in his right
hand, and the hook&h snake in his left. when
ne felt slight pain in the left hand, and on at
tempting to raise it, was checked by low,
angry growl from his pet leopard On looking
down, he saw the animal had been licking the
back of his hand and had by degrees drawn a
little blood. The leopard would not allow the
removal OF the hand, but continued licking il
with much apparent relish, which did not much
please his master; who. with great presence o
mlnd' without attempting again to disturb the
pet In his proceeding, called to his servant te
bring hun pistol, with which he shot the ami
NAL dead on the spot. Such pets as snake.
nineteen feet long, and full-grown leoPards, are
not TO be fled with !-DavidSon's Trade an.
Tr0UeLS IN the Far East