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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

SINGULAR FREAK OF NATURE.-A
very singular and unfortunate case Of
monstrosity occurred, or rather came
to light yesterday. in City Hall place.
A woman named Muldoon, the wife of
a printer, was brought TO bed for the
first time, and after painful and long
protracted labor. gave birth to twin fe-
male children, perfectly formed, and of
nearly the usual size, but born together,
face to face, and found 10 be united at
the breast and abdomen by a growing
together of the flesh. The children
were exactly alike in appearance, and
presented no other singularity of form.
The arm of one was thrown over the
shoulder and back of the other as if in
the act of embracing. We learn that
the children were alive when born, but
died soon after. What renders the case
peculiarly painful is the subsequent
death of the mother. Every effort was
made to save her; but the extraordinary
effort of this double birth was too much
for her strength, and she died at noon.
This is one Of the most singular cases
that ever occurred in our city, and its
unfortunate. termination, so far as the
mother was concerned, is deeply lamen-
ted. We hear that Mrs. M. was a wor-
thy woman.-M Y, Express.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
WINDOW GLASS, OILS, PAINTS,
DYES. &C.,

WINDOw GLASS, Of nearly every size
w Pittsburgh city brand white and green
Glass; Prescription Wills of all sizes; Oils,
Paints, and Dye Stufs. Also, Habana. Rega-
liza, Colorado, Half Spanish, and other kinds ol
Segars. Aug. 29--3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

"The population Of Montreal,
it is said, has in few years, decreas-
ed six thousand and two hundred.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19

MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The following
candidates are considered elected
to Congress: lst district, M. Nc.
Donald, dem.; I'd, John Appleton,
dem.; Sd, Robert Goodenow, whigi
4th, Andrews, dem.; 5th, E. K.
Smart; 9th, S. l. Washburn, whigi
7th, doubtful. S. Pike, whig, gains
largely on Governors vote.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-09-19
ARRIHAL OF THE CANADA.
One week Later from Kurope.
Decline IN COttOn---Harvsst in good
order,

Ane steamsoip Canaoa arrived al nam "A
at half-past O'Clock this morning, bringing
one weeks later intelligence from Europe, hav-
ing sailed from Liverpool on Saturday, the
7th inst, thus making the quickest trip on
record.
Cotton had declined l-sd. Sales of the
week 81 800 bales.
The hsrvests have ali been secured in good
order. No change in Wheat or Flour, full
prices having been obtained. Indian Corn
declined Cd per quarter. The London money
market continues easy. Consols So 3-8. No
thing OF Importance doing in American stocks,
and prices are entirely nominal.
The steamship Pacific. for New Y York, ar
rived at liverpool on Wednesday, 4th inst
at A. NJ. The steamship Cambria srrived
at Liverpool on the ID inst
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

DEATH OF A GREAT MAN.--Gay
I.as.ac, the eminent chemist, died in
Paris, on the 9th Of May, in his I'D
year. I.ussac, whose life has been
occupied by o series Of great and USE
ful labors in chemistry and physics,
gave very early promise Of the repu-
tation he Was to acquire. The friend
and pupil Of Bcrthollet, he first dis
tingaished himself BY work on the
gases and vapors, which placed him
At once by the side Of Dalton. As a
snvamt he extended tho hounds Of
science by the most brilliant and
startling discoveries. Making his
researches sometimes alone sometimes
10 connection with other eminent men
-Thenard and Humboldt, for in.
stance-.hcre is hardly q branch Of
physical science in which be had no,
laborcd with signal success. There
ito hardly saraat in his study, or q
manufacturer in his factory, but il
indebted to Gay Lassac for some in
venticn, some method, same appars
tus. some scientific suggestion. which
facilitates his lsbors and renders hii
results more perfect.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
BEGGING.

Thew 49, ssstAsa great gessessl
pnTUass shsch osghi 70 BE-. msss b
by csoHisutions. Tho Bible, Tract
and Missionary csuses, fw exa~ple
ars ND nuss s. carried On BY ap
p~ais 10 IL Sesraisy d thosc Who
saAs interest therein. II ask . con
srvgsssu II OrAodcs Christians 70
give Tor their sappe~s u only ssl'ns
shem 70 prvve thc siuperty Of their
rroscssons and the fervcney Of their
faith. So With the various cGrt VI
Catholics. Eweopalians, Bap,nN,
Methodists. rui,arians OF anv ether
church 70 propagate and ,indicase
their views respectively Of Divine
truth. There 10 nothing personal,
aothins really Ike begging. in appeals
for pccm,isry ard under such auspices.
] aA 20 Of the contributions some.
.imes asked Of = poll i:al party 70
disseminate It's views and marshal its
forces preparatory 70 an important
ele :tion. lilo who is asked 70 give
noncy TO commend and insure success
to his own vie~s Of Divine Truth or
Public Policy 10 not asked to bestow
alws bat to perform . duty. Ba.
let collector for any church or par
~ 50 about soliciting from door to
door shroush a city, without regard
70 the faiti. of u,,Sc he addresses
trusting to his chance Of getting a
dollar here aud Ave there quite as
often 70 be rid Of him without offence
a from hearty good willard he
would be doing what is grossly indeli
cate and improper. For every thing
there !, time and season., and fit
ness should never he disregarded.--
Asking man for money, whether
with pistol or smirk, is only ex
cused BY adiucins some good reason
for. his giving it. The improper ar
plicatioiis are 50 numerous and 81
frequent as to do serious harm to tn
other sort, Many man who woult
, no, gradsc a hundred dollars q yea
for such objects as he ought to cor
tribute to is so annoyed by incessan
, applications Of all sorts that he steel
his heart and padlocks his pocket al
docs not give ten dollars in all.
d We have spoken with no hope {
/ inducing any immediate or gener'
r reform. The evil has become chroni
, aud cannot easily nor speedily b
. reruedied. But q free word provoke
n others, and o general exposure Of tn
. nuisance must tend toward its u!'
q mate abatement. At all event
!, there is relief in dcnouncing it. tt
|, waste Of time aud energies, the mi
|. direction Of talants which this syste
G Of Wholesale aud complicated bessar
6 involves renders it high time tn
9 some resolute effort were made for j
!. approximations York Tribune,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

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s~sst Ne sstsst.sosf Ne real essAe ~tstecf the
sssA 1s~esset a,ed sssssA sd8 hssA s~wvsssted
- sas1 essvs fAs, rsr 81 cad esessr esspce -
sstS ~ttb~st isJsry W thsse ,ssssvs'ed " the
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tie vs,sis 81 IL nal essAse II Ne ND aeesssed
ksrsfsss.
IT,. ~ses~S akss ~ pssss~s ,ss~rssssd BE- m.
s.epd 10 ssys1 hsfhsv s,sd eeeu 81 ssss'on
,Aervss "a t,s hsid o. Csscste~, afs<csssd. 90
tAs i.sh DAY " Jsse nes'. thN they 1sy give
hpsAs ier ne ,aynssaa ~ the deb's ssd ebaress
a s6m,ns irsitsa 90 shew cane Shy hoeoss
skosld set - SvssssA - sfoessss1. fss ~hioh
ye'g-sr - 70 fsuhes eode' I'd that . copy VI the
rss asa 81 shss order ~ pao,sshed three ~eehs
saee esstseiy 10 the kaiissd Herald se~spsps'
printed Al Ru,is nd 10 the state, al ~h,ch publ
eatoes .hsli be ptssioas To ss,l time srp.,aiet
SET ss,6 bearing. tree ecpy n s<cosd
~ ALMOS WARNER, Jupse
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
TIE FOLLY OF PRIDE.

ILs visty and sarcastic Rev.
sydney Sa;,h, for many year. one d
,hs eoatnbutcrs to the great English
rsvi~~s, thas discourse u on the holly
VI pride IN sssA : creature a man:
"Ai,er all. take some quiet, sober
rno,nent Of hf-, and odd together the
two AeAs 81 pride and Of man. lie.
hold him. creature Of \ span high,
.:aiking through in6uite space in all
che grandeur q g,,leaess. Perched
GA . sE.sck OF the CIivewe, every
wind 81 heaven strikes into his
llocd the GOODNESS Of death ; bis soul
soa.s frou his body like melody from
thu string day and night - the dus,
Oh the vL>el, he = roo,sA aloag the
heavens thrvagh labyrinth Of worlds
and all beneath the creation Of God
are flaming above and beneath. Il
,kis . creature 10 make himself q
vrsso a siSry TO deny his own aesh
to mock Il Ne fellow, sp~ang from
that dast To which both viii soou r..
tsru, Does ~ 10 ssGrr! Does
be not die Nhea lie reasons is Ls
neves s,ssppsi BY di6calties! When
he sets Il he ncves tempted bv p!eas.
are, when he lives Is be free from
pain! When IL dies eau be escape
The coumos gravel Pr,de y no,
tie heritage d uAsn humility should
dsen uah issih,y. All aseas Cor is
saa.cs, ssyss Asd lnfsstectioa."
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

Quick TO ArpREnESp.-"Zeb,"
said chap to bis chum the other
day, "seems 10 me ycu didn't stay
long at Squire Togger's last night"
NO" was the reply. i was saying
4 few pleasant things to the daughter
and tie old man came in gave inc a
hint to 60" IA hint, Zeb what
sort Of a hint p 'why, he gave
me my hat, opened the door, and just,
a. be began to raise his cowhide boot
l hsd thought that I wasn't wanted,
and - took my leave :"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED
A DOCTOR cUREp!

DIR ~ FRENcH q lh1sdai', Ha..ini, r-ssi, Ms..s,
about tie ist AT January tSty ~roi. follows -
10 ir regular practice Of mcdcinc In The place or ans w.
nut obliged quit tie praes,cc Of my profession t.~
qucnce If III hes,. was severely aMc'.d ~,
Dssssw u as ieSs. iucs ihs NAe ~, q.
SUMPTION past doibt tcogrd aipos ioesssspy mr., "a
day and hed eevero paine md sofetss 10 etov sdt
trrsss tired the rcnsdiss rweo,psRisd b. s ,,at
Of The proscsscn. ell 10 sgee excepting Tie
h'hy caused by them pr. udised agAnsi ps-B mss,
sins and have m hfi, pow In ihs,s generally Rot
ipdueed--as experiment, sn through iaih-to IN
Iouis Of BNANTS INDIAN ~ i.MONARY BAisAx, ~.
do here acknowledge. for the Iesat Of Ihs ae"d ss-
Il may serve that tho ehtct Of is ms
prompt snd ssu,sry " any mdicip-s wpnes." 4.
effect Of III all my practice sooy. S ~"eaocs '-
aud about sight frce frtan cvurh
VI III. chest AMI PAIN snd now sonsides ald ~
WILL NAN
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
gr~-s uss ssssss NSAs
LAKE DUNNORR.
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literary eesosie>y, - - cpfomg |
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
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Of every derrr,ioo. ssySIisa. wholesale snd rsiss
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

b.y pssk5 Sktssruf, oniy 10 ths pSw afees ~
lssrs soGss-yos gaia largely 10 the qosStiy ofoss
tnsn ovss the old are and what's isporssl 80
700 ssosd The danger ~ b<as isarosed rpm W .
tosn'efha Issd ere esnsin Of sesbas The sssoins Z"
tea
The Der sIhs Dsiy's s.lvs - ,hsussses will ,s,b
70 al iaisllit!s remedy f.f ,ss sssa of bsses hsds
Piles .kheU mAisn h,Ts sns ,nnsmed ~ 40, Efysps"
sst kh<um Cuts wsO"ss, bfsisss, cad oil estshsSe'
ald iaesmn.stoSy dirssss
Mad ne neg d,sssss and issss hpxss. ssj tssi
b Tssssy, SD Mio :. Bsn. sfs ny only ws's1as
ssssis 10 tss EAstsva kstes.
- Every bocsi ssssl viB h rssytdsd sIh
1srsihcs,s. s'snsd ~ my ssfSi sstof.sy and ~ 80
is0- tssy coatais mo- isnboisnt and vsios.< Ia
isssnAisa. H. BAILEY, as, 6sescssy, y. y0t.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

ng0sO ~ s'sA,.s cay n.s,si cpws,Acss ~
! $500 ss~ aspsssssssg tsvNsl - esis - ~ ~
serh~s SAs Asssae ~ sAs ssussssses ~ hps esi
sseosshsl bssrssreS ~ enay yeeU - eeeoesss ~
10 m prDs eli SQvsA>sna W nuosDessy e3eoi 70 80
9. ess pests,,ieass N ~ c~tet ssssss
IT. uuhsfssss sssess - u Assa, eea hssuaeS
~ss, his ssa sat,f esd AAss hssn Aee sks, ~
10 .sssss N see Asos ~ ossis " ~ BE rsivSless
20 ssss sSss Vxits ssssutss cad sAsc.aoss DopSs,
,~s In asy ranch n ~ prvs~ssea. he pnNAs slsfiJ
cate ~ s,s~att~s efths ps\HR v ~ ssessNs
wnOle SETS 90 1GNe9 Al fE9r0.
uhss A'hs ,assrss Ia he tssahas asd saf nAs.s
" necessary ~ - 80 ~ ~ n - ehy 81 vcwt
q, THE lns; ~ No wth snSsse to esesN0 10 n
snsprpssssd tss essv,y end sspfswssp By ssy NJ b.
prstiieasr and Of nneh lower rate then 10 ehsfsss
To- ~ers Of tbs ZANE qusi,y 10 the euies.
pccsy teeth 6lkd aud prevented ftrsn ferther de
cav Fiuas replaced wtAcsi thasss. Several year
ago sasst riher eos~mseeod hesrsnf record Of
err esesttsu tshss the NJ the psrsce ~ skeN
~ss psrprmeS and THE il HE prsot. eaab,a.
him ss,,sfy himself and the patient whether he ~
er hs.t aay particular cavity o. pcs
uv-rhs sshserihes visits his cfkes IN W,Npsoa q,
the Avd Monday 10 every n,oa,h. and rsmans Urti
Saturday aeoa, A. oil o,het tisss hs may be ksua,
ii hls efhee In Woodstrck Vi. Communities ioDs I'd
ltssasd 70 hm d wea,ssscoek viii b. premrsly aus
prs CHASE, ~ q. Ds~,ai Ss,r.es,
And .Assxfaef~rer " Asssssai 7tsfA,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

~~A minister at church ap
preached little urchin about twelve
years old, and laying his hand upon
his shoulder, usas add~ssed him
My soa ! beIeve the devil has
bold Of yoa-" -s.
II believe be has too" Vas the
significant reply u The srchin.
The prrseher, At that time, ramos
ed.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
Marble Pillar
CLOTHING STORE.
WuIrIuArI ~

L. JACOBS 4 CO.
HAVE just received q large assorlmsnt Of elegant
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of every descrp iion in addition 10 their former stock
which they venture to say makesa
LARGER ASSORTMENT,
than 10 found IN this Vicinity; AND they AZ aso
receiving every week from their manuiacioreis In
stock any or ati Of ~his they pledge themselves 10
veil low as the lowest.
Thaok fui for The very liberal pstSo~are which they
have received since they commenced heir ciothinR
Establishment, and having leased the Marble Psr>iors
for term OF Yeas they viii endeavor 10 give gene.
lsl satisfaction both ~ 10 quality and prcesthey hsv
Inc great facilities for procuring their stack a. the
very owrst rates, snd they intend To make Tho
permanent es'sbtishmeat they hops TO teeeye
tinnsaes and sn increase Of patronage.
Whitehall, January, 1870. 47.6m
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
M6PoRTANT CHANGE.
DlLLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
In new wrappsr and in boxe. p,uch enlafges

CAUTION o. Coyh
" Hfh,is II nslsy ,
Esifse,or. IN he 30
sfap.sf Asa,c n, mat
ket avoid them - ~
) void Isisos. iof thsy
are - dsbssrcu q
thelI Q pnlIcailnn.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

II We xo,ld enjoy ourselves, We
must take the world ~ il is--mix up
a thousand spou Of sunshine-a cloud
here and ,he,e-a bright sky-a
sorm to day--a calm to-morrow-.he
chill, piercing xu'ds of autnmn, and
she baAsd, rcSisins AIR Of summer.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

er 10 be wano., This sovsreign remedy, while They
will lie surprised that you mich behind be age
a. not 10 have ueesi II before II 10 no nov thing II
has been .fe the public for ysars. and 10 Dcreas
ing sale shews The estimation In which II 10 hell
JAMES MALlSTGR, at Fulton e., Mes Work !,
and all The Druggists 10 the Uaitcd States l5,iy
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BARRETT, son I CO.

BAk8krT, Sun Z ".
OFTER ron SALE FOR CASH.
o. Their new stoss ltoot Of Washington St
ae.s the Depop Moissses in Hhds, bills
and l-2 bbi's. f''
Steam Syrup in IS gal, paekages-
Refined Crushed Powdered and Coffee Su.
gsr,
HID. and Boz Sucss.
ExU, Mes sad Clear PORT
e~~s Leaf Lard
Pure ground WHIT. Lead in Is 10 200 lbs
kegs.
BeG qnaliiy Lins~ri Oil.
Sperm and Whale OIL.
Saisraiss, Teas, Spices sc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
DAlIsYs AsrmlAL eALvAS6Jc

Ihs greatest ekssp.a ss1 ssss tss,sse ps~sty sss'
disossfs1 ss Ne 6.se Of elssesssf ksssss ssd ess
n.1ss 80 sAsst1saH hss1 ~ sossin lDaes-,s cure
snA ssslaay ssS osssstmy ss5 - ssss II roll Z
VII hss - -. sssasss1 IL ussosoJ esstsfiS o.
DTss1 $1,000 4 ssss. - sss,s. y, I"
ssss - 80 wsi se.w slsssssds !. vtsees:
Assets - ptaastg1. y e1aee<s 6sneles " -
e g n,esss. Csssissss Atss SU,~ NsS S~
~ 4 Wssss Psss, Hso
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
LETTER FROM n Nv JOHN DUDLEY,
To H. s. Chase, ~ n. W'osdsioel. ",
QcEeass, DEC tNh 1870

psAs Sra
TIE 90, ofTsr,h ~hch you made for Mrs Dudley !
eansicf Ia he of the 6nes cf The Dental
Art Nn,hinr eau exceed be issuty Of this work and
The tot hfu'ness Of the ini, ior Rut the triumph
sour st.H over the peculiar dfhcutles Of the case
rrFstd the tu~. t~st ofyour proficiency In the den
ISL profession sah more peaiseworh than the csqni
ate nea,ness II the teeth themselves A o'e dicui,
c,se could hs-diy he ccneeiscd and sssfu,
,nd satisfactory operation, 70 impossible 10 supp
The work vas entre double fuppe, and underi
and In thu st'liiv eosptort. The, have surpassed
our VI most expectations. Tfey no, only all the
| purrnse Of natural tooth hr perennial aprc annee
r"wf,r sw'sPeech. hui the FAT more desirable OIL
I aSffraffou
II may ~ tsss gratifying yon. than Il IL 10
ina, she mt only eat xih them but that she does
"0' Y "'n ""A'" them
Allow me therefore dear sir 10 say that this p,ces
Il work hiss oar emf Ire confidence IN your SUPER
| " skin AZ dentist, = And " sF,r,ls rns
Great pleasure Ia Nd my tssi nony 80 the b~auty
durability And trut hfulness oi your work and thus com
rbuic may 'oihewell earned popularity which you
IRE already enjoying
2l6m JOHN DUDLEY
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20
THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery OF the Age.

Did you ever uss Nc
AlIsier's All Healing
Oinimeni7 CERTAINLY
you have for there ere
few VI aoy, WIN havs
,0t avAiled themselves
IL its curative qualities.
I o,,ly needs . tfIsI 10
.unvince the persons us
ng II that i, 10 really
and truly the lest nni'
Gle extant. Enquire Of
the tens Of Thousands
whe have been 10 Tho
constant use Of IL, and
they will advice yoii nsv.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

The hsszs a shs seaero>S nan y
IKE The cioeds IL hesscn which drop
uTsa Tie card frviis, hsrtass and
aossss he hssrt u ne snsyaaefal 10
Ike . dsssss u sasd, shscA swsuess
viii EFssdiasa the shosess tAAs fAi1
kasissh thsss ~ Aer bosom, And
iroascesA nlsAiax.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-20

The bssiness Of the< company viii be conduct.
cd upon the JoiST Stcct,and upon the hvrpA,
principal at the option Of the injured thus Inse.
ing the wants and circum,tapc,s Of the publ,
more fully, II is believed, than purely mutual
companies can do.
o. the Joint Stock principle the insured viii
pay - Is per cent. Iess for Insurance than tl,,
rate. of the beet organized mutual Companies
or will receive what u equivalent to SO l.3 pei
cent per annum, in dividend profits paid in ad
vance, Instead Of receiving an uncertain amount
NJ The end OF each year in script certificates, re
icemab.s on certain Con tingehcies, while at thu
same time the annual cash payments nre increas
cd by the interest paid on notes given for hal
the amount Of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company PRO
pose TO Insure at the usual rates Of mutual ON
panies, dividing the net earnings each year Civ
ing script certificates redeemsbie after Mutus
lnsurancefund Of Tw oiiundrel thousand Dnl
lars is accumulated, aud charging commission
for conducting thst part of the businc equiv a
lent to only about one halt the expenses of III
Company, securing (orscs being eaual) large
, yearly dividend to the Mutual insurers, beside
giving the members lien upon - Joint StOc
Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
( large Joint Stock Reserve Fund, which will l.
| pledged as security for payment of losssp, i
addition to The usual Capital and Seser,e Fun
| 10 mutual Companies.
! This company is not only one Of the mos
| prosperous but nIso ore of the very best in ,h
country Hartford Daily Courier.
| No Company IN the Union has had such
run ofbusiness' ~ this company since its organ
! nation.