1854 John H. Cutter signed letter bourbon maker Hollis New Hampshire
Original signed letter by well known bourbon maker John H. Cutter, longtime resident of Hollis, New Hampshire.
Writing to his business agent and attorney Henry C. Thacher of Boston on Sept 8, 1854, Cutter explains he could not go to Boston
because he had to take his son to New Haven to be "trotted into college."
He also tells Thacher to "fetch" one hundred dollars and invites him to Sabbath with detailed directions to his residence.
Nice Cutter signature.  
Please review various research (not included with sale) below as well as a transcription of the letter.
The letter and original stampless cover remain in Vg condition.
Hollis 8th Sept 1854
Mr. H.C. Thacher
Dear Sir
I have been prevented from going to Boston this week having had more him business
than I could attend to well - however I have done a good job + its over - Monday, I have
to go to New Haven with one of my boys to see him trotted into college + then go to N.Y.
I have heard nothing from ??? & Barnes in reply to my letter about paying for his wine.
I shall expect you to come up tomorrow evening + spend the Sabbath with us - you ??? 
on Fitchburg Road 4 PM - change at Groton Junction go on the Worcester + Nashua road
to Hollis Depot where you will find good conveyance - Come I want to see you about
business before I go to N.Y.  Fetch one hundred dollars - You can have Monday morn so as
to be in Boston at 9-1/2 AM we shall expect to see you.  In haste yours ???
J.H. Cutter