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Letter from I. Cohen to Isaac Leeser. Cohen encloses a check for twelve dollars and mentions not yet receiving books, presuming he can obtain them by sending to Mr. Seixas.

Letter from Isaac J. Moses to Isaac Leeser. Moses writes that he has received Leeser's periodical for some time, but doesn't know if it came directly from him or through a friend. He asks Leeser to send a bill for any dues to May 1st so he can remit payment.

Isaac N. Cardilo writes to Isaac Leeser from Charleston, South Carolina on August 18, 1851, to return proof sheets of a manuscript with corrections. Cardilo expresses his thanks for Leeser's promptness and impartiality. He addresses Leeser's remarks on the controversy between Mr. Poznanski and Rev. Dr. Eckman, asserting that any flaws in Leeser's argument stemmed from faulty premises rather than unfairness. Cardilo praises Leeser's spirit of truth and tolerance. A postscript notes a perceived omission in the original manuscript, which Leeser has seemingly corrected.

One-page letter written by Solomon Soher from Shongolo to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated April 24, 1867. Soher discusses a subscription to Leeser's weekly publication, inquiring about the amount owed and requesting future delivery to be directed to himself in Shongolo.

A two-page letter written from New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on October 21, 1853. The writer acknowledges receipt of a payment of $3 and apologizes for the late arrival of an item. The letter is sealed with wax.