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Envelope addressed to Rev. Isaac Leeser at 371 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA. The envelope is undated.

A printed list of celebrated rabbis and Jewish learned men in Europe and America. The list includes names and locations for at least 36 individuals, arranged in columns. The names include, but are not limited to, Rev. Dr. Huebsch (New York), Dr. Jastrow (Philadelphia), Mannheimer (Vienna), Dr. Geiger (Frankfurt a. M.), Dr. Isaacs (New York), Dr. Raffel (New York), Dr. Vidaver (New York), Professor Reggio (Padua), Etslinger (Altona), Dr. Phillipson (Bonn), Dr. Sachs (Berlin), Plessner (Posen), L. Bodenheimer (Crefeld), Moses Mendelssohn (Berlin), Dr. Joel (Breslau), Dr. Adler (New York), Dr. Zunz (Berlin), Isaac Bernays (Hamburg), Rev Dr. Falk (Buffalo), Dr. Leaser (Philadelphia), Dr. N. Adler (London), Dr. Wise (Cincinnati), Dr. J. Fuerst (Leipsic), Dr. Einhorn (New York), Dr. Rappoport (Prague), Dr. Jost (Frankfurt a. M.), Dr. Luzzado (Padua), Sal. Munk (France), Dr Sonnenschein (St. Louis), Dr. Milziner (New York), Dr. Stein (Frankfurt a. M.), Dr. Cohn (San Francisco), Dr. Spold (Baltimore), Dr. Hirsch (Philadelphia), and Dr. Gutheimer (N. Y.).

Letter written in French and English from Delle Siane David to Isaac Leeser on December 19, 1859, from Philadelphia, PA. The letter requests protection and includes a postscript asking Leeser to let the author know where to find him at 1833 Arch Street, near 19th Street. The letter is written on a single sheet of paper containing two pages.

Letter from E. Marcuson of Pittsburgh, PA to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, dated November 10, 1853. Marcuson inquires about Leeser's Bible translation, specifically mentioning his interest in obtaining a copy. He also offers his services and mentions sending five dollars with Mr. Jaruslawsky. The letter includes a brief mention of an Israelite in a hospital.