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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

THE ANNEXATION OF CANADA.-1t
has long been evident that the union of
the Canadas with the United States is
only question Of time, and that our
northern neighbors would knock at the
door of the Union as soon as we should be
ready TO receive them. The fact that the
leaven of annexation is working, is at
tested by large and orderly meeting
which was held at Quebec on Sunday,
and with which tho police made no at
tempt to interfere. Such a gathering
would have been considered the next
thing to treason five years ago, but our
Canadian friends are beginning to divine
manifest destiny, and the movement has
come to be cooily regarded as "a matter OF
course. Happening just ct this time,
when scion OF the royal house is receiv-
ing the hospitality of the Dominion, the
meeting has more than ordinary political
significance At the same time it will be
observed that the temper of the resolu.
tions,-which will be carried out by an
influential committee,-is dispassionate
and excellent. This is what they say:
First-For many years we have seen. with deep
regret, our real estates sink rapidly, our ship
building interests disappear, perhaps for ever,
our magnificent water powers, the greatest in
aggregate Of any single locality ON this continent,
rush wildly past our doors, and our youth, the
flower of our population, flying to the United
States in countless thousands from the DESC
lation which seems to have marked our city az
its own.
depressed condition Of this Dominion and the
ever increasing property OF our neghboring Re-
public has compelled us TO the conclusion tina. the
diff renee has its rise. not In nm imaginary boun-
dairy lne but Ia the working Of the consti, utions
OF the two countrieg.
Third-It u.s. tht rcfore the deliberate opinion OF
this meeting that steps should be taken at To-
ward addressing the imperial authorities, through
His Exccllency the Governor General, respect ul
petition, praying To be informed whether the
nearly unanimous desire n the part Of the inhab.
Itants Of the Dominion for its incorpor alton with
the territory Of the United states would not re-
ceive from the British government the same gra-
| cious reception az WAS accorded, not many years
ago, TO like request from the inhabitants Of the
Ionian Islands for union with the kingdom OF
Greece.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

This Company issued, the first TEN Month
OF its existence,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

DH. dANRAdAN takes 8TeA6 ptooeoto ~
availing himself Of this opportunity 70 retuxn
his thanks TO his patrons and numerous ffsenda
1bv the cordial and generous support 8tveo him
since his advent TO Rutland and trusts By psQmpe
attention to the calls Of those whom PrUvtdence
may afhict with dtseAse, that his humble e1peta
will be, a. he hatteFs himself they have hitherto
been, efEectual In slleviating their sa1ss1ngs,
which will be his highest ambition.
Henceforth, Dr.. Hanrshan. when not In hia
Office over Roger store on Center street, may
be seen at the Apothecaries' Hall, and not q
Fem Co.'s, having discontinued doing bud
ness with that firm.
As every community has its poor, and - DR..
Hanrahan is unable to know those Who are ~, q
certificate from clergyman Of any denomina.
ton stating inability 20 pay the usual 1ess will
obtain for any one DIR. Hanrahan's professional
services gratuitourly.
DR. Hsnrahan may be found ~ stated below:
RUTLAND-At his office, from until $50 am,
from IL SO until l.30 p.m., and from until 900
pm.
WEST RUTLAND-On Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays, at o'clock pm., ct John Aurphy's
CAsTLEros Every Wednesday and Friday Al
s O'Clock pm, at Northrup's Drug stOre.
HYDEvILLE-Every Friday At o'clock, at n.
McDonough's
West CAsTLxros-Every Friday, from to 9
pm.
BRANDoS-The second Sunday Of every month
at O'Clock pm, at James Coserove's.
FAIRHAvEA-Every Wednesday, At 4 O'Clock
pm. Augl9dHw3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

X UBBERS. RUBBERs,
III At cURRIERs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

NEW DRUG STORE.
HANRAHAN co. beg to announce to the
Inhabitants Of Rutland and the netghb04ing VII
Lagos, that they haye this week opened In
BATES BLOCK,
Corner Of Merchants Row and Center street, an
Apothecsry's Hall, which they have stocked with
large and select assortment Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, FANCY
GOODS, &C., &C.,
direct from New York, and which they win sell
at the lowest rates FOR Cash.
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MONDAY, JAY 19-P. ~.

Gold opened at 1861, sold at 1854, 1861, 1876,
closing at 1859 9l35 The clearngs at tho Gold Exchange
Bank as 100000 and the balance sl,sOs9I5
Government bonds strong with good inquiry for
all classes The investment demand for 1C4Os and cur
rehey per active and large purchases
made by Savings Banks and Insurance Companies.
New firm; 65s sold at 12O s7s 1907 GSs 1907
State bonds dull New Tennessee cents sold
at &c; Tennessee coupons 62s North Carolina New
per cents, 45i; Missouri per cents, Hi The Board
adjourned, in consequence Of the death OF member,
without making any transactions in Bank stocks or Rail-
way bonds Pacific Mail higher opening at 81 and
selling at s2i Express shares active; Adams sold
Mt 5ss WelsFargO %; United States advanced to IA
Miscellaneous shares were neglected with the exception
OF Western Union Telegraph, which sold At seta36i
The Railway share market opened dull and unsettled
on the entire list sympathy with lower quotations for
New.YOr1 Central and Hudson River The former de-
cned to and the latter to 1914 Michigan Southern
sold at lOt Reading, 3D. Cleveland and Pittsburgh 1865
Chicago and Northwestern, 7sl; Northwestern Pre-
ferred 9I Rock Island largely dealt In both before
the Board and the call The first maintained WITH
great frmness at u.s. st. Paul stocks steady with
sales Common at 76a7c and Of the Preferred az
S6ask Toledo and Wabash Common sold at "A, and the
Preferred at &c. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, l25 There
indsposition shown to operate, caused by the
high prices Of Central and Hudson River The general
opinion of the street is athoders arc now selling outiB
preference to waiting for the consolidation. Attic secon
call NewYo Central was advanced TO Hudson
sold 1884, Michigan Central advanced 70 l00t HorH
Western shares rallied fraction, and at tbs advance
some heavy sales were made. Rock ILAsd Fas steady
at 49, Fort Wayne. 1854 The transactions I'm the west
large, with the exception Of Roch
Island and North. Western, and there disposition
to make new engagements. Michigan Central was In
demand upon a report that the company would divide
portion OF their surplus in form OF stock The amount to
Re divided is stated be about 80 per cent After the
second call the market improved from per cent upon
the Western stocks. This reaction vas temporary. Al
the advance thore large offerings Of stock, and
prices became unsettled with general decline in prices
Island sold down TO 1871 Northwestern Preferred
o3.; Michigan Southern, 1915 New-York Central 2iOi;
Hudson 1871 at the close the market feyerish and
unsettled
The following the closing quotations OF Govern
ment bonds:
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William Heath q Co.'S closing Quota

Money in good supply at per cent on miscelane
stocks, and at 667 per cent Government bonds
The brokers borrowing but littlo money and the
transactions theaBoard so email that there is bup
little shifting OF loans. Commercial paper passes moro
freely at ga 10 per cent for prime The amount Of
hrstclass paper Offering is moderate the banks are
discountng for their regular customers TO liberal
amount The Government will purchase, an Wednesday,
three millions Of bonds, and sell OF Thursday one
million gold 20 that the Treasury Department ds6urse-
ments will lie s225OOO in excess Of receipts which WIZ
still further strengthen the reserve OF the banks
Sterling Exchange was dull but firm nc Quotations.
london. co days, uOaIlol London, sight Hosall't'
Iondon primo commercial, co days. lo9sEl"5i I"'''R
Tong. 5ls3d5iss; Paris, short, 51ltS5lOi; Antwerp
6l546lsl; swiss. 5lSG5l3l; Hamburg, SIV'o' Ams''t
dam iei 4Os: Frankfort 4oi iOi Bremen s@'si Det
lin, 7lhd71t ,-. r....
The transactions at tho Office Of the Assistant ireas'
urer were; Receipts for customs $4,000; ior oOio
Notes s254oOo; total Receipts, S5,2OA 90 'o'" ray
ments. $50. ia 70 Balance, to5,lSS,4H H.
The uIv interest on the Virginia state "eo VIII HUI DC
maid before January next, and It has D0' Ooe
10 nay IL even at that Tune
1, N1or,o,ta and Cincinnati Railroad earned for the
first TWO weeks In july .oo-o,, 49,
~ ,,n,,od states Express Company has declared Q
III. si,Llopa OF y per cent, payable August a.
L. ,ir "a On abstract OF tho reports Of the Ma.
- panrs of ahe State OF HewYork, exclusive OF the
80 %, Nv FORK and Albany, showing their condition,
~ ~, ,,,n II june before tho commencement Of busA
800 Nsnber of banks, 253:
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CONNECTING TRAINS
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains for
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MANIIOOD.-A Medical Essay ON the Couse
and Physical Debility '''0u'
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useful WHEELER peh pton holds the rehOn OF psst preeeu ~
clergyman ~ Medical Tines nd Gazette VT
SEPT BY nan On receipt Of lfy Address the author Dr. II.
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OFFICE BOY WANTED in Wall-st. Adj
~ dre,s applicants handwriting naming references L., Tribune
Once
XVANTED-AGENTS, S75 10 $500 per month,
male female Introduce the GENUINE IN
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEwlsG.MACIDHB Ths
fell quilt cord bind braid aud snhrode
superior Price only Ss Faly warranted for hs
We will pay 5000 for machine that will sew stronger
more beautiful elastic than Il makes the Elastic
Lock Stitch" second sch he and still the cloth cannot
pulled without tearing We Agents from si9 800
eonmon from which twice that amount
made. Address SEC0MB Co.. Pittsburgh Pa 81 Louis BIO,
o Boston Mas.
CAUTON-Do be imposed upon By other parties pamng OF
Machines under the Otherwise OurS
only genuine ADD really practical cheap machine Manufactured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20

IMPORTANT NEWS to the WORID-Inct
i Published. The "MAGICOS"-wOEDERPUL PROPHECIES 10y
ceming POPERY AND ITS IMPENDING OVERTHROW iSnn
FALL. together with PREDICTIONS relative 10 AMERICA
psrtcaln the CITY or EEwlORK Also REyELiTI6Es
concerning SPIR1UALlSh the END or THE WORLD ~ t No
ton Of NEW EARTH and the True Beuung Future ~
NEW CHURCH CALLED THE EEw JERUSALEM win p. ~ NC
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A SITUATION WANTED as C0ACHMAN il
~ private family best references TO eapab Apply to NJ
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