Letter from A. Alexander to Isaac Leeser;July 28, 1862Letter from A. Alexander in Chicago to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, dated July 28, 1862. Written in German, the letter discusses the sale of a new Hebrew Bible translation. Alexander inquires about sales opportunities, particularly for schools, and expresses interest in receiving samples to assess their suitability.
Letter from J. D. Jacobousky to Isaac Leeser;June 12, 1854Letter from J. D. Jacobousky of Holmesville, OH, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA. Jacobousky encloses six dollars for the Occident, three dollars on account of H. Eichenstine and three dollars on his own account. He inquires about a Hebrew Bible with an English translation and the XXVIII letters on Judaism and Christianity, offering to pay one dollar for them.