The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
THE CAUSE FLoUMsRING.


FRIENp HESRE: Last night Mrs :
handed ne friend Isaac letters OF Sept
80 and Isl instant. / shall forward draft
cf 50 more to-day. and with il hope 10
bring on from &. a. far a. here. four OF FIVE
hands. and have 40 doubt ! can raise suf-
ticient means 10 send them on from here
only Let me know at what rointthe must
come 10 IN order to meet you without ta!l.
! eXpcc; to see LeaFy today.
&. II. l.. i in Columbus, attending to the
vcxaticus suits against hinlscifand fellows.
He i clear discouraged about the mining
bu>iuess-tiiinbs the hands too few. Ply
steal weakness i his fault
Say to Isaac that viii try TO keep the
communication open with him. 1t i i'm
portaut that, if possible, he should name
one place now, at or near the border. !
have II" doubt can succeed in this and
also attend To- those who may be our - ac-
tive friends lover the lcit.j
Write to me ~ before, at West Audover.
Shall probably write you tomorrow. Al
ter that shall write AT Harper Ferry. Va.
unless / hear from YOU soon 70 the contra
~. Ia haste. yours, Jofx SMITH.
LEARY CONTEMPLATEs VISITING CHAMBEISBJ EG
CLEVELAND, o. Thursday Oct Il. l>59
FKlEND.J HENEE; Mr.. Lcary is with me
to-day, and thinks he VIII be able to reach
ChaInbersburg by Tuesday reXt without
fail. | have given him SD to help him
on. think | shall be 1ble 10 get or some
more soon. even if the present road is not
open. In haste, yours, JcHN SMITH.
l. II. is FORMING ASSOCIATIONS LETTER
FROM YoUSG BROWN To HIS FATHER,
WEST AyD0yER Ashtabula Co O.,
Wednesday, Srrt u $50
DEAR FATHER: Yours of blank datei> be-
fore me, and should have received an i'm
mediate answer. hut at the same time
got word that Eunicc and Wealthy (who
had started on a visit to lIud>on) had
been thrown from their carriage at or neal
Newbery, Geauga county, and were consid-
erably injured
| am now at work to raise the $50. OF
more, for the purpose you mentioned, and
have no doubt | shall succeed. Am busy
forming associations of tae kind ! have
previously written you. Already stock in
them is beginning to be taken quite freely
and | am of the opinion that for the pres
ent, at least, can aid the cause more in
this way than in any other | can imagine
| However, hope you will be able to remit
me some little means, as am entirely out
Unless have something to subsist upon
| ! could not devote my whole time to this
work, as ii is my wish to do.
As | wish to send you copies of some let
| tors now | will reserve details of my oper
+ ations until ! write you again, which will
/ be soon.
"oUR FRIEND AT CONCORD Is 4 TRUE MAN. -
WHO Is He?
! The first is from one Of our new friends
/ in Boston in reference to Harriet:
/ My DEAR SIR: ] received your very kind
| letter and would state that | lave sent a
note to Harriet, requesting her to come to
! Boston, saying TO her in the note that she
/ must come right on as soon as she received
/ the note, which | think she Will do. and
/ when she does come | think we will find
some way to send her on. have soon our
/ friend at Concord; he is a true mar
have not yet said anything to anybody ex-
! cept him. / do not think it is wise for me
to do So I shall, therefore, when Harriet
/ comes, send for our Concord friend, who
will attend to the matter. Have you all
BosToN, Sept l6, 1888 /. H.
/ ANDERSON ENDORSED AS AN EFFICIENT HAND
MISSIONARIES.
The next Is from our friend J. II. Bel
under date of Sept II:
| DEAR SIR: Yours came 10 hand last
night. One hand, (Anderson) left here
last night and he will be found an efficien,
hand Richardson is anxious to be al
work as missionary to bring sinners tc
repentance. He Will start in a few days
! Another viii follow Immediately after il
not with him. More laborers may be
looked for shortly. "Slow but sure"
Alexander received yours, so you see all
communications have come to hand so Tar
Alexander is not coming up to the work
as he should ! fear he will be found un
reliable in the end.
Dull times effect missionary matters mere
more than anything else; however, few
active laborers may be looked foras certain
would like to hear of your congrega
ton numbering more than 8 Is and 2V te
commence goodrevival still our few will
be adding strength to the good work
Yours, &c, j. N. b.
To J. B., Jr.
/ LETTER To JAY-wHAr JAY?
All well at Akron, Sept l3 shall make
a copy of yours to Jay Shall be in Cleve
land mostly in behalf of our work on the
4th, 5th and 9th Of October. IF you think
proper you can address me untt.rcover tc