"MADAM--The undersigned, residents of this city, in common with many others of their fellow-citizens, feeling a deep and abiding interest in the great subject of Spiritual and immortal existence, anxiously desire to witness, and investigate for themselves, the Spiritual manifestations said to have been recently made in various parts of the country, and especially the phenomena connected with yourself and your two sisters, respectfully and cordially invite you, if consistent with your other duties and engagements, to visit our city at your earliest convenience. "LEONARD HUMPHREY, F. GALE, WILLIAM BURDELL, PHILIP REED, J. H. WADE, JOHN FOWLER, N. UPTON, JOHN J. JANNEY, J. H. COULTER, JESSE MORRIS, T. S. BUTTOLPH." "CLEVELAND, O., August 27, 1851. "DEAR MRS. FISH: "I snatch a moment in the hurry to say we are all well, including the baby. She has got over her cough entirely, and is more interesting, if possible, than ever. "Spiritual manifestations are gaining rapidly. "I was in Buffalo last week: saw Messrs. C. C. Bristol, Dudley, Albro, and Hayes. They are all writing mediums, and the things they write are truly astonishing. Their hands are moved without any effort, and the evidence of its being the work of Spirits is beyond the least flickering of doubt. They all inquired (very interestedly) after you, regretting they could not have seen you on your return. Will you be likely to come this way again this fall? We sincerely hope you will find it possible to do so. Do drop us a line. How have you found things on arrival at home? Mrs. E. joins me in love to you. We remain truly your friends. "D. A. EDDY." M. L. WRIGHT. "CLEVELAND, September 8, 1851. "MY DEAR FRIEND: