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

Mrs. Isaac Sturtevant, box 80, Cleveland
Ohio From there ! shall go to Hudson
end Akron. Perhaps shall go again to
OberIin: think | NAV. Please say to
! Charles w that his friends here are all
well, and that be has their deepest sym
pathy.
Perhaps shall not visit Won Immediate
IL. but at any rate you can depend upon
my working in our cause to the utmost of
my ability all the time, and wherever
/ there is good reason to believe ! can rem
der the most efficient service
! As believe an all-wise Providence is dl-
rectng this matter, no other prayer Is de-
manded &C me than the prayer Of work
As ever, your aflectionate son, JOHN:
BUSINESS MATTER.
CHAMBERsBrRG. Sept IA, 1889.
J. SMITH a SoNs-A quantity of freight
has to-day arrived for you in care OF Oaks
Il Caufman. The amount 10 somewhere
between 1900 and 1900 fbs Charges in
/ full S25 9S The character is, according
TO manifest. 33 bundles and four boxes
| yesterday received letter from John
Smith, containing nothing Of any particu-
lar Importance. however, so | will keep it
till you come up. Respectfully,
ANDERSON ARRIVAL ANNOUNCED.
C".urERsBURG Pa, Sept lG, 1859,
II o'clock, An
J. SMITH a SoNs-t have Just time to say
I that Nr. Anderson arriTe1 in the train five
minutes ago Respectfully, J. HENRIE.
p :. have not had time to lalk with
him J. H.
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF srocK-"F," OF CONCORD,
GIVES $50.
CHAMBERsBURG, Sept s, 1859.
J. S. AND Sons: yesterday received .
letter from J. Smith, of West Andover,
written from home.
He has engaged two mechanics stCieve-
land. vino, he says, will 60 to work in a few
days. He will at once endeavor TO ge: sub
scrptiOnS Of stock, in the manner talked
between you. He is now out of means,
and wishes YOU TO send him S25 or $50
To enable you 10 do this. if YOU wish, with
out making a trip 10 II or here send you
the enclosed check for so, which rsceiv-
ed from F, Of Concord. If you wish to re-
init To j. Smith without coming here. you
can endose the check over to Inc and send
II back when | can procure a new one Of
such size as you desire and send him.
OF course | only suggest this as a course
to be taken in case such would be most
convenient. ] could easily get it cashed
/ Enclosed find letter for {. Whipple.-
/ You will probably see him soon, as learn
he is in your vicinity. and being acquaint-
. I'd with some of Your family he would be
likely to call upon YOU Very respectful
I ly, J. HENRIE.
I P.S Have just learned from reliable
source that Il X left home in England,
I embarkiug for America, i'll February last,
since which time he has not been heard
Ii h. -
bility i that he died on the voyage
J. HENRIE
r. Il. :, OF CONCORD, SENDS 50.
I CONCORD, Sept II, 1850
! DEAR SIR: send YOU draft on Boston
( for tSjj) tifty-five dollars, and will send the
balance soor,. | cannot get New York
draft here. but hope This ~ill answer.
Yours, truly, F.B.S.
/ ~. B. s. OF CONCORD, SENDS MOTHER $50.
CONCORD. Sept. % 1859
/ DEAR FREEND: ] enclose YOU to-day fifty
dollars on a Philadelphia bill, which came
to hand, and which will suit your purposes
- il it reaches YOU =afely-of which please
advise me a. soon a. received This makes
up the sum promised, and s. extra for in
tcre.t, discount. Ac. lreceived Isaac let
ter last night-yours the day before. Glad
10 hear that all goes on 30 veN and is SO
ready for business. ] have no news from
Harriet T., but hope l may to-marrow-
Please show this 10 Isaac, if he is with you
F. B. s
WHO ARE n TIE PLoT2
Ii i understood that the initials F B.
8 signed to John Browns letter from
Concord Mas. refer IL Mr. F. 3 Sanborn,
Secretary of the Massachusetts, Emigrant
Aid Society. and the initials : g. IL" to
. Dr - q Howe of Rns,on