Envelope addressed to Isaac Leeser, editor of the Occident magazine in Philadelphia, PA. The envelope is postmarked from Vincennes, Indiana. The only text on the envelope is "P. O. B." (likely an abbreviation for Post Office Box), "Editor "Occident"", and "Phila Pa".
Letter from Will. De. F. London, Assistant Postmaster of Vincennes, Indiana, to the editor of the Occident in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. London informs the editor that Moses Gimbel has moved to Rock Island, Illinois, and requests that the periodical subscription be either discontinued or forwarded to the new address.
Letter from Samuel Judah to Isaac Leeser, written in Vincennes, Indiana on August 12, 1856. Judah inquires about the price of Leeser's *Seriale* Bills, enclosing five dollars for two copies. He mentions receiving a copy of Phillipeon's *Development* from London and expresses interest in Dr. P.'s orthodoxy. He also discusses the Khazars, referencing Dr. Clarke's *Travels in Russia*. The letter is written on two pages of a single sheet of lined paper.