The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-25

JOHN SMITH
4. H. rs FORMING ASSOCIATIONS ''---uxrrTs IRON YOUNG
BROWN TO ms rAT1iER
Waasr ANpoyER. Ashtabula Co., Ohio,
Wednesday, Sept. 81 1859.
DEAR FATarR,-Yo Yours u blank date Is before ms and
should have received immediate answer, but te
same time got word that Eunce ana Wealthy (who had
started visit 10 adson} had been thrown fo their
carriage at or near Newburg In Gcauga county, and
| were considerably injured.
am at work TO raise the $780, MORE for tho pur
pcse you mentioned, and have no doubt shall succeed.
am busy forming associations Of the kind have pre-
vousy written you. Already stock in them is beginning
10 be taken quite freely aud am Of the opinion that for
the present at least can aid the more this way
than in any other can imagine. However, hope you
viii be able TO remit me some little means us am ca
trcly out Unless have something to sabsist upon,
could not devote my whole time to this work, is my
! wish to do.
AS Iwish to send you copies Of some letters now will
reserve details Of my operations until wrtc you again,
which will be soon.
The lrst Is rcm one Of our newriends in Boston in re
| ference u Harriet
M Dst sent ss 81 ws
oson, saying to her in the that right
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saer. AaSs you ali he hands You s wish: wss
RosroS, Sept 49, 1853.
ANDERSON ENDORSED As HAHD.-snsnoSARIEs.
Tho next rs from our friend j. N. Bell under date Of
Sept. IA
nrAR sIr.Yours to hand las, night One hand,
sad p se s " work ,Saa'
sonary 70 bring sinners to repentance lie VIII start in few
More ahoIers may bs shortly sow b,. surc
10 Ie os sf al q s
work as he should fear he viii be found unreliable In the
Duh times effect missionary matters here more than any
thing else however, few active aborcrs may looked tor
would Ike 70 hear Of CONGREGATION numbering
man 10 ardT 10 commence good revival still few
VII os adding strength TO the good work Yours, de-
yrrrrR m JAy-wuAr rAyS
All well at Akron, September Is; shall make copy Of
yours TO Jay Shall be at Cleveland mostly in behalf Of
proper, you can address there under cover Mrs.
Isaac Sturtevant box $780, Cleveland Ohio From there
to oberln think may Please say 70 Charles W. that
his friends here are all well, and that he has their
| deepest sympathy.
Perhaps shall not visit you Immediately but at any
rate you can depend upon working in TO the
utmost OF my ability all the time, and wherever there is
good reason to believe can render the most efficient
AS believe an alwise Providence is directing this
matter 20 other prayer demand of me than the prayer
| OF work. As ever, your aiiccti0nate son, JOHN.
BUSINESS MATTERS
CHANBERsBuRG, Sept IA, 1852
J. SMITH SoSs-A quantity of freight has to-day
arrived for you in Of Oaks Caufman The amount
is somewhere between 1900 and 5000 lbs. Charges
tu $50 as The character Is, according 10 manifest, SO
yesterday received a letter from John Smith con
tanning nothing OF any particular importance however,
so VIII keep 1t until you come up. Respectfully,
J, HENRIE
AYDgKsoNS ARRIVAL ANNOUNCED.
CmAMBEsBURG, PA Friday, Sept. 10, 1859,
J. SMITH AND SoNs-I have just time to say that Mr.
Anderson arrived in the train five minutes ago Respect
fully, j. HENRiE
T. ST. have not had time to talk with him j. a.
FREIGHT AND FUNDS
Pa, August, 1852
DEAR FREsnI forgot say yesterday that your ship
nens OF freight are received all in apparent safety but
the bills arc very high and begin be apprehensive
OF getting tight spot for want of little more funds
IN q q nv ont
AS 1T will cost no more expense for you TO solicit
for me little more assistance while attending to
dollars N New YorR-drafts payable the order of ).
smith 4 sons. WIN you not sound my Eastern or West
ioresee the exac; amount should be obliged pay
for everything Now that arrangements so nearly
completed begin to feel almost certain that squeeze
through with that amount All my accounts squared
up To the present time; but how can keep my little
wheels in motion for few days more am beginning to
feel at loss It is terribly Illuminating to me TO begin
soliciting Of friends again. but the harvest opens be-
fore me with increasing encouragements may allow
affecting Of delcacy deter from asking the little
fcrther aid expect to neod What must have to carry
me through shall need within very few days. il am
Obliged call direct for further help SO you viii please
expect something quite definite very l have
endeavored to economist in every possible way; and
win not ask for dollar until am driven 70
do So have trife $3.50 on hand but afraid
cannot possibly make it reach. highly graticd with
all our arrangements UP to the present time aud feel
tain that no time has yet been lost One freight princ
pay here, but will have go little further Our hands,
so far, coming forward promptly, and better than
expected, as we have called on them We have 10
| with all caution.
SUBSCRIPTIONS sIocK-ssr, ? or CONCORD, GIVES $50.
| CHAMBERsBURG, Sept s, 1852
j. s. AND soSs-I yesterday received letter from J.
| Smith. Of West Andoyer, written from home.
He has engaged two mechanics at Cleveland, who, lie
says will go work in few days He will at once en-
deavor TO get subscriptions of stock in the talked
between You. He is now out OF means, and wishes you
to send him S25 $50 To enable you to DO this if you
wish, without making trip TO Fl. or here. send You the
enclosed check for $50 which received from F. OF Con-
cord you wish iorem to J. Smith without coming here,
you can endorse the check TO me and send back
when can procure new one Of such size as you DESIRE
and send him.
case such would be most convenient could easily get it
| cashed.
! Enclosed find letter for c. wbipple You will probably
gee him soon, as learn he in your vicinity, and being
acquainted with of your family he would be likely
| call upon you. Very respectfully, J. HENRIE
p. Slave just learned from reliable source that r.
p. left home in England eubarkng for America in Fee
bruary last since which time he has heard from
in this country at least The probability is that he died
u. n. s. OF CONCORD SENDS $50
CONCORD, Sept IA, 1852
DEAR SRI send you draft on Boston for (s55) fifty
five dollars, and win send the balance cannot get
| New York draft here, but hope this will answer.
Yours, truly, T. B. s.
CONCORD, Sept %, 1852
DEAR FRrEyD--I enclose you to-day fifty dollars on
Philadelphia bill which came TO hand ana which will suit
your purposes-f ii reaches you saeyof which please
advise me as soon received This makes up the
promised and SIS extra for interest discount &c re-
Glad to hear that all goes well and so feady for
business. have no news from Harriet T., but hope
may tomorrow Please show this to lsaac If he is with
! you. i. b. S.
OUR CLASS" TO PROPERLY REPRESENTED 4
The following letter addressed to John Henrie
the envelope and dated Concord, Sept. 49, but the
inside the initials are " T. d. y and reads thus
f. d. Esq.:DXAR SR--The undersigned feel il to be Of
the utmost importance that class be properly repre-
sented in convention to off right away (near)
ohambersburg in this State We think you the
OF all ethors to represent and severay pledge
re
family well provided for during your absence, until
your safe return TO them. Answer to and 10 John
iienre, Esq, Chambersburg, Pa, at We ready
10 make you remittance, If you 60.
REPRESENTATIVES, GOOD but NOT vEHy INTELLIGENT.
We have now quite number of good but not very in
ellgcnt representatives collected Some OF mem
bers are ready TO go on with you.
COOK KEEPS POSTED ARMoRY
The following note is addressed 10 Mr. j. Smith Sons
and Is without date, but ii was evidently written short
time previous to the outbreak
Mr.. j. SMITH & Sons
GENT E,Ex-Ihey have mid the Artunrx vet