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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14
Sound Advice
In a late address at a Mechanics Institute in
England, Lord PALMERsToN said:

In a late address at a Mechanics Institute in
England, Lord PALMERsToN said
IF l were permitted to slve to the working and
industrial classes single word of advice, |
shoald say this: Wv Whatever your calling IN life
may be, learn fully, deeply and completely every
thing that bears directly on that calling. iCheers.
Make yourselves masters of everything that Will
tend TO help you liz that particular sphere of In
custry But don contne yourselves to thst. Cu-
tvate yoar nlrds by acqaiTing as much knowledge
as yoa can on a. many subjects as you Can. You
will learn but little of each but that little of each
wall make an important aggregate IN the main,
tnc every new branch of knowledge which ,ou
enter in o, every addition msdc to your general
STOCK OF Information, will improve the faculties OF
YOUR MINDS, Just a. sarIons exercises improve the
powers of the hody, and will mike you more
skIliful. more ab e, more clever In the perform
anee OF youI particular duties than If you were
skilled only In that particular and simple branch
Lord PALMERToN has attained much of his
own excellence by acting upon the advice he
gives 10 others. He is noted fer his eagerness
10 obtain information from practical men in
every vocation, Of matters pertaining to their
trades and employments, and this has proved
of no little value in the discharge of his sd
ministratiye duties,
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"a An Act of Gratitude. GOO Copies OF
A MEDICAL BOOK FOR GRATUITOUS CrKCU
LATION: by a sufferer. who has been efeotually
cured of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, and
Dlmness Of Sisht. resulting from early errors. BY
following the instruct ons gwen in medical work.
and for the benefit of Consnmptive and Nervous
sufferers, t, publish the means used He WILL,
therefore send free. to address, receipt of
two stamps, a copy of the work. containins every
information required. ADDRESS, Box 57a,'' p. o.,
Albany, n. Y. no IL -d&cwam
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National steam N,v,

England has nfty-two steam iins.of. h.,,,-
ships, nine steam frigates, a hundred and n.y."
six steam sloops, and two hundred steam pun
boats France has thirty-three steam line. OF.
battle saips, twenty eight steam frigates, a
hundred and twsnty-nine steam sloors of.
war. two hundred steam gunboats. The Uni.
ted states have only eighteen or twenty YES.
sells available for the rev tactics Of the sea.
end no, yet single steam line of. battle ship.
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Rs Ill dquarters
SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT,

SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT.
The subscribers having largely increased their
stock of MILITARY GOODS,
and possessing superior facilities for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this line,
are prepared to offer extraordinary inducements
to all in want of
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULETrEs, in every VARIETY, for officers
and privates.
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, &c.
BUTTONS, LACES, BINDING, WEBBING,
and q general assortment of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL Il TYLER, los Main street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches. Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Spectacles, Military and Fancy Goods.
no 3-d&cwlm Tin Fl
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The following table shows the vot'
in the counties yet unheard from
maj. 57S

1BY TRLEGRArH1
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. l3.-The Alexandria ga.
zette reports ali the countie. heard from but
Braxton. Clay. Craig, Fayette, Giles, Logan,
Mercer, Raleigh, Tucker, Wayne, Webster and
Wyoming, which gave Le,cher l6l majority.
Bells gains SO far, IA .729 Breckinridge's gains,
g,531. Bells majority so far, 13i.
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from that venerable journal, the Petersburg
Intellis.ncsy, which he has conducted with de-
oided ability during the brief but exciting po-
litical canyass which has just terminated.
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ga The Broad St. Methodist CHI,

o.
TINS beautiful place of worship is at last nearly
finished, and ultimately will reflect great credit
all connected with the construction OF it.
The lntarior is superb. both fJr accomnoda-
ton and beauty, and the pews superior to
lay in getting towards the completion, in con-
sequence of the many alterations from the
original plan, the work progressed, but no
expense or trouble has been spared 80 as to make
it, when finished second tn none IN Virginia.
NJ. and DAVID q BsoN have had their time 30
much longer than they expected, that they have
unavoidable disappointed many OF their custom
eTs, but now beg to solicit their patronage and the
public in general. and to inform them that they
are ady to give their best attention TO all bnsl
ness IN their line. as Builders and House Ca pen
tiers, when can be strictly relied upon being done
promptly. and in a manner to give satisfaction
and to defy all com petition in turning out better
workmanship. no5-l5t
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HEAVY VERDIOT.--In the Superior Court
OF Boston, in the case of Joseph Bugbee VS.. the
Maiden and Melrose Horse Railroad, for an
accident, the jury found for the plaintiff and
assessed damages of $500.
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CHARLES LEVER IN THE WATER.-While
Charles Lever and his daughter were sailing,
recenty,in the Gulf of SpeZZia. their little boa
was upset by squall. they sustained them =
calves on barrels until rescued.
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rnR vorx yIRaIalA.

The following are the returns received since
the publication of the table yesterday, con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

SINGULAR THEFT.-The cornerstone of the
new ST. Stephens Church, In Providence, r.
l., was displaced few nights ago, and robbed
Of the box OF records, coins, &c. The box con.
tanned nothing of intrinsic value.
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n.WheeIer & Wilson's
SEW | Nc NJ Oh N E !
HAVE WON The HIGHEST PREMIUMS AT THE
United States Agricultural FAIR.
Maine. Vermont, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, MISSISSIPPI, Missouri,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin,
and California STATE FAIRS.
A'so, at the FAIRS of the
Arnercan lnstitr te ............N New York
Franklin Initiate ,................. Phiiade pha.
Mechanics Institute .............- San Francisco.
MARYLAND NJ echRnIcs Institute. Baltimore.
Va Mechanics Institute. ........ Richmond.
KENTUCKY Institute. .LouIsvIlle.
Mechanics Association Boston.
Mechanics Association. .--...... Cincinnati.
Mechanical ASSOCIATION .......... St. Louis.
Metropolitan Mechanics lnstl-
,ute.,......... -. 49,. .......,..W ashington.
1913 In 22 MAIN ST, RICHMOND.
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THE VERY LAsF.-The United Presbyte-
rian Presbytery, of Michigan, has resolved
that as it is one of the things which can be
done on another day, it is wrong to solemnize
marriages Oh the Sabbath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

IA PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHS AND AMBRofYPEs
caa be had at REEs' Gallery. las Nam street. a.
all hours n the day. and N any kind OF weather
and satisfaction guaranteed
=, Small children beautifully taken by the aid o
hkEs instantaneous Pearl Ambrntype process.
- prlces-2o cents, 80 cents, ) and up to $50 anC
500. no IL. 81 :
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DIED,

0IBIJ.
On the 18th INST, SAMUEL q. ADAMS, late Of
NJ obile. s4aees.g
Ais funeral viii take place at ~ o'clook this
evening" from the residence OF Geo W. Ram
dolph: ESQ. Tho friends of the family are re
specially invited 10 attend.
- Mobile papers please COPY.
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.-. ---7 - - "a --
AACitisens oil the South,

ATT ENTTON!
All who in end to volunteer for South Carolina,
ought TO provide themselves with good supply Of
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN, for the cure of
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, PAINS of all
kinds. 1t is good--try 1t.
~ For sale bs all the Druggists in Richmond.
Pete sburg, Norfolk and elsewhere through out the
State. no I2-lw'
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IA $40 REWAKB.-Ran away on Hatur-
OK day, the 81 inst , from the employment of
N NJ rG i9 On = F. eastman; Of l99lsa county.
- To the estate of jesse Perkins, decd.
ALPH is about twenty-two years of age,
black, and about five feet FIVE inches nigh. No
reculia mark about him is remembered. He. il
is sad can write g. good hand, and IS probabl,
making his way to tree State. The sboye reward
delivery 10 US. or being placed in jai! so that we
get him; or, taken out of the s ate and delivered
get him, reward Of Sl01 will be pail.
WIN. CRAWFORD,
JOHN r. QUARUtS,
FRANK T. WEST,
Ex'ors of Jesse Perkins, decd.
TTeyllllan's Depot, Louisa co.,t
Nov. 18th leo. oI4-ts
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NJ Premium Beef.


EA- Premium Beef.
NJ. A. TYNDALfi, STALL No. 20,
Sc |OND MARsEr.
The subscriber having purchased the only PRE-
MUM CATTLE which were sold at the Agrcnl
tural Fair, will exhibit them for sale on SATUR-
DAY next, 10th INST, and for the following week,
give him call. no 9-lwt
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AHulI has had great success in taking
measures and orders Call IN and look al his sam
pies for SUITS. Always on hand large stock of
NISHING GOODS.
IRVING HULL, Agent.
no 2-21 "a NJ ain street.
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ASs>-,-7,--a FOR LYNUHBURG-To leave
ss 9Szs4--sE-isoR TIL URSDAY EVENING The
s1ss~Canal Boat FAME will leave as
above. For freight, apply to VIM. P. COX.
no H-T At the Shed. Dock at.
RICHMOND NJ AIDE PIANOS FOR
kFrRSALE BELOW NORTHERN PRICES
III ri THE subscriber has on hand three new
very supenor7 octave PIANOS, which he war
rants to be equal. if not superior to any instru-
ment Of the same quality from Northern manu-
factories.
He also offers his services to the public as
TUNER and REPAIRER OF PIANOS, at rea-
sonable rates. CONRAD FREiMANN,
South side Broad ST., between I'd and Sd
u, R55 l.s1 z Lefebvre. Esq, Prot. E.
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ma Cloa ks, CloakS.

We have Just received another large addition to
our supply of eegan.
CLUT II
and VELVET
CLOAKS.
of our avn manufacture They are offered at very
low prices WATKINS a. FtCKhEN,
no 12-atN
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mAhlJH INrELLI0HJCa

HigA Wassr fhis day Wedmesdnyl5f s'eIeeh.
ARRIVED.
schr Rorotha Haynes, Reeves, Baltimore, pis
.,schr. Prima Donna, Reddish, Baltimore, mdze.
W. ID. COquitt Il Co.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New York, mdzs
and passengers, Indian K Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. Pritchard. Baltimors.
mdze. and passengers D. 4 w. ,Ctrtis.,
..schr. J., P. Cake, lnd'eott. Charleston, mdze.,
w. D. Cclquitt sc.
b0sboN Oct rs In port. ship Pepperell, Hill,
sor Hampton Roads, for orders about 9th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

e A UNION FAIR will be held by the
- Ladies Of the UNITED. THIRD anG
nuVAL STREET PRESBY TERIA
commencing on MONDAY, the 18th instant, at b
o'clock T. NJ, to he oSAtnued all the week, to aid
congregation.
variety Of FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES,
TlONERY. will be offered for sale The Ladies
Will be pleased to see their frierds and the public
generally. no 10 6tI
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afaCTaH HoTICH1

~ As the truly wcnde rful inertia Of the
OXYGENATED BlTTERS in curins Dyspepsia
in its worst Developments. become tnovn and sy ~,
part. Of the country North. South. East and
We, ,t This tsI . tbs s'o,y prpcrft ,.nna
CO., W. PETERSON. J. p. DUVAi.. anu hv all
other dealef re- in medicines. no H-NW&S
gE thristaline Jelly. without Eggs or
BOILING. One package sparkling GelatIne Will
make half aallon Of besutiful clear JELLY.
without any trouble, and in very short time.
For sale by JOHN w. GARLlCK,
Apotkeoary, DC, Market Place.
Fr-nklin street.
HA Concentrated Potash. An eco n M
icaI preparation for making sDap cne pound
will make six gallons Nies clean soap. Price, IS
cts hea pehe1. For sale bv
JOHN w. GARLiCK, Apothecary, &c.
Market Place, Franklin street.
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PEP

- -
A CARD-TO MYFRIENDs The M, s,,.u..
xho was assaulted by Birhehi, and reported
~ the ,pispatch a few days since, 10 NOT JOSEPH
l4-lt* '' - ''i"uso'
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H Lumber Card.-Eugene Darlington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER of the
late Edward 4. DudleT will continue the business
at the old Yard, corner Franklin and 18th streets,
where he W II be happy to serve the old custom
on hand-WHITE PIN 4. YELLOW PINE,
FLOORING, WALNUT. CHERRY. ASH MA
HOGANY, MAPLE, BUTTON WOOD. LATHES,
SHINGLES, &c. EUGENE CARING TON.
no 1--dlm Corner Franklin and 18th SITS
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IA BILL HEAD. BILL HRADs THE largest
and most complet assortment of RULED Pa
Blue. White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple~just
received At THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and see specimens and prices. [tsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

RELIGIOUS N0TICE.-ADAII,Y
eSSA UNION PRAYER MEETING Is held
1T tbs rooms Of the Young Mems Christian AS
soc alton IN GODDIN'S HALL.
Christians OF all denominations, and strange RS
visiting the city, are cordially invited to attend,
no l2-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-14

Bel, falls short OF
overcoming Letoh-
er's majority by. -. 1856
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LOST AND STRAYED

~Epak NOTICE.-On the ID OF the pre,as,
EAf9 month, came TO my farm, on the Neebs'
oa.s, u small BUFFALO cow. with A CHS
about two months ola; color deep red, no mari,
on either. The owner will Please come forwsid
10 lat" JOHN IACOR
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WANTED-To solicit call from all persons in
w want of TRU NKS, at the R1CRMOND
7 Y N K FACTORY, where [ am extensively
manufacturing every style, from the common up
to the most superior RON Era NJ +. ALL
LEA K TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manu- facturers' price,,
at No: "a Nj ain ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
with WM. SALMON
IA TRUNKS REPAIRED. -
Sc 10 SIN JAMES KNOTS.
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SHlRT BOSOMS.-Just received large sup
~ ply OF Linen and MRrseiiles Bosoms, IRON is,so'
to ibc all OF which will be sold al - per cent 90
low the regular prices, -----
Ok HHDN r. ~, sue An For sale ~ 90
ID noe -lw DUNLOP. M0NouRE Gu
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Il s><l Will give the above reward to ons
IA who will deliver to me = SETTER
SLUT, lost at the D8nvile Depot, last Saturday.
She has very hne long hair, white and liver color,
very handsome. SAMUEL ID. HlCK6,
It's Shockoe Slip.
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:
1877 WIN. X. TODD, AdJutant
MiLLIN cry GOODS. MiLLiNIElksli

WI GOODS. Flats, Bonnets. Ruchss, tnee'
Velvets, satins, FlOunces, Bonnet Ribbons Cne
nile Nets, Feathers, Lsees aud EdxiEss, 5cA
white sash Ribbons; Plush, Black Velvet NJ
bons, ana all styles OF Millinery Goods, q o'
pilces r.. COL DSM 1T, l76 Broad s.
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VIVIAN + L D-Every BODY to call at my store
w and purchase one of those beautiful little
MEDALS or CHARMS, giving a correct likeness
of BELL and EV ERETT. Price rs cents. Sent
By mail to any address on receipt of % cents
Clubs supplied at reduced rates.
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D
TEN UOVJ,ARS REW ARR ~,
:. CAMe TO NY H1ISE-on Fndsy,

In 9th INST, Sorrel HORSE. low IN order;
E-A wnIte spot in his forehsat ri hit hind foo.
white; very SWAY back. The owner vail please
come forward, prove property. pay char ses, and
take him away. JAN Nj BROOKS,
On the Coal Pits Turnpike, Chesterfield CO., Va I,
no PSF About one mile from Manchester.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
What they Think of the Natu-
rallied Citizens.

1t is notorious fact that the Republican
candidatesin this county are endeavoring by all
possible means, to secure the votes Of our for
eign born citizens-the journal fatters and
praises them-in this county The "cloven
foot, however, cannot but show itself at times,
and wherever the Republican majority is sui:
fcient to make the county safe, we find them
giving vent to what they really think While,
as we say, they are doing what they can to get
the vote of the naturalzed citizens of this
county, for Mr.. CRAIGHEAD and the other Re
publican candidate, the Eaton Register pub
lishcd in Preble county, and which supports
Mr.. CRAIGHEAD, for Congress, speaks as fol-
lows of the class of citizens to which we have
alluded
"In the 'Faderland" they have class of
ignorant superstitious, unlettered mortals, who
are denominated, in derision, the "ungebildet"
This class, when they emigrate to this 'coun-
try, are invariably Democrat" and in this
community they are Douglas Democrats
Between them and the educated, intelligent
Germans who stand in the Republican ranks,
there is as much difference as there is between
day and night They are two separate and
widely different classes
On Saturday last the "Dumheit" Douglas
ties, feeling in humor for "bust, gave out
that they would raise pole in the southern
part of town, and invited all of their 'classe"
to lend their aid. They meta small, mixed
up, molly crowd of "Dumheits" and Dema-
gogues-and at it they went They yelled,
and whooped, and cursed, and shouted, but
the pole wouldn't go, The "Dumheits' raved
and the Demagogues patted them on the back
One jealous "ungebildet' in the midst of his
great solictude to show his subserviency TO
his masters, the Demagogues made furious
plunge and landed in the hole, heels up, where
he kicked and houndered like porpoise His
excited friends rushed to the rescue, hauled
him out, and convinced him, after a long ar
gument, that he was not pole, but only
tired member of the Douglas "ungebildet"
At it they went again-the pole was put up at
last, surmounted by an inverted scrubbing
broOm-the ropes were arranged, and up went
dismal, and forlorn looking rag and the
'Demagogues and "Dumheits' split their
throats with yelling.
OF course, when Mr.. CRAIGHEAD and his
friends in this city, hereafter solicit the votes
Of our German citizens, they will take the
above extract along, and exhibit it as an evi-
dence of the attachment of the Republicans
for the Germans
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
The JOurnaI,s Teaching.

The editor of the Journal says, this morn
ing, he'll teach the EMPIRE something before
the election is over" He has taught us some
thing already, He has taught us that man
can live in community over forty years, and
in all that time cannot establish reputation
for honesty for fair dealing, for gentlemanly
courtesy. He has taught us that man can
live in a community forty years, and not com
mand even the respect of his political sup
porters. He has taught us too, that there is
one individual in this community who will
welcome strangers" with a smiling face, and
an outstretched hand, while at the same time
his heart is running over with desire to stab
them in the dark. He has taught us that
there is one man in the community who cares
nothing for truth, if it will not aid him in the
accomplishment of his ends. He has taught
us, too, that there is one man (2) in the city
of Dayton, who
"Oan pray upon occasion, talk Of heaven,
Turn up his goggng eye-balls, rail at vice,
Dissemble, lie and preach"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
Are they "Frnuds and Forge
RESP

Mr.. CRAenEAD's organ, in speaking of the
extracts we published yesterday, says
"The extracts which IL gives are in some
instances, perhaps all, frauds and torgeries.
Some Of them we knoio are of this character
all misrepresent and so are untrue and dis
honest
You say you "KSow" that some of them are
frauds and .forgeries" We challenge you
to point them ont
The Journal further says
1--WE hope the Empire will further continue
this same sort of warfare
We assure our neighbor that we most GER
tainly will continue" to publish the doctrines
of the leading Republicans, and hold you tc
their endorsement or open dsavowaL 1t will
not do simply to charge them as frauds
You word is no longer good in this commu
nifty, and the proof will be necessary to con
vince the people that you state the truth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01
State Fair Empire.

The proprietors of the DAILY EMPIRE intend issuing
A MORNING EDITION
during the week that the Ohio state Fair is being held
in this city AZ we will have -Four Reporters on the
ground each day, besides regular City Editor, the
Morning Edition Of the EXPIRE will contain everything
Of interest which transpres, well as the awards as
made by the various Committees. An edition Of
FIVE THOUSAND
viii be issued each day, and sold by carriers exclusive
y No subscriptions taken.
We appeal to the citizens Of Dayton in favor OF this
enterprise Our Morning Edition will be the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
that will be offered them, and trust that Our mer-
chants and business will take advantage of the OPP
portunty to advertise their goods and wares to the
thousands who visit city at that time. Our terms
shall be sufficiently reasonable to meet the purse of
every one
RS-The Morning Edition will in no way interfere with
the regular Afternoon Edition of the EMPIRE, nor viii
advertisements be transferred from to the other
unless paid for extra