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Letter from A. Miller, Honorary Secretary of the Hebrew Congregation in Toronto, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, requesting that he send a half-dozen copies of "Roads to Faith" and a dozen copies of the upcoming year's almanac to M. Kassel, Esq., President of the Congregation in Toronto. The letter is marked C.O.D. and requests that the delivery be made as soon as possible. Mr. Marcuson's regards are also conveyed.

Letter from Aaron Wolff to Isaac Leeser, written from St. Thomas on September 9, 1846. Wolff requests that Leeser send him several religious texts for his Sunday school, explaining that many children have been neglected since he was forced out of the school and he wishes to restart classes. He mentions a respected member who has a large number of children and supports the endeavor. The letter mentions 36 Pyher[?] catechisms, 36 cahiev[?], 24 Bible questions by Miss Peixotto, and 12 of Leeser's catechisms.

Letter written in Yiddish German from Baltimore to Philadelphia. The author discusses his inability to continue receiving the *Kol Ya-a-kob* due to financial constraints. He mentions a request for the *Zir Ne-e-man*, but hesitates to pay in advance due to past experiences with incomplete works. He expresses concern over the delay of speeches from Mister Pope, which he needs for his Sabbath sermons. The letter reflects the author's personal and professional challenges, seeking understanding and support from the recipient.

Letter from Dr. Illowy to Rev. Isaac Leeser inquiring about the possibility of selling Leeser's published books, including catechisms, scriptures, and prayer books (תפילות, מחזורים, חמשים). Illowy expresses confidence in the marketability of these items in Cincinnati.

Letter from Bernard Illowy to Isaac Leeser requesting the immediate shipment of books. Illowy expresses surprise at not yet having received the books mentioned in Leeser's previous letter, and requests 5 dozen copies of Peixotto's Scriptures and 5 dozen copies of Leeser's Catechism. He also mentions sending a previous letter without receiving a response.

Letter from David Rosenbaum of Marion Station, Mississippi, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, requesting books for Jewish children. The letter lists the titles and quantities of books desired: Scriptural Questions, Road to Faith, Catechism, Hebrew Readers, Ten Commandments, and The Creed on Cards. Rosenbaum requests that the books be sent to him via Leeser's agent in Mobile, Alabama, and provides his address in Marion Station, Mississippi.

Letter from Dr. J[?]y in New Orleans to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. The letter includes a draft for $14.00 and requests books, including Peixotto's Scriptures and a Hebrew Reader. It also inquires about the printing of a previous letter and the well-being of the recipient. The letter mentions sales of religious texts and the recipient's publication, *The Occident*. It mentions individuals including Bondy.

A one-page letter from Greenewald & Kohlberg to Reverend Isaac Leeser requesting samples of Chumash with English translation and Bibles to be brought to their place of business. The letter is dated February 16th, 1863, and is written from 110 Nth 3rd St, Philadelphia.

A one-page letter written on two sheets of paper from Henry Auerbach in St. Louis, Missouri to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, requesting 50 catechisms by Nathan to be sent by express, C.O.D. The letter is addressed to "Rev Isaac Leeser" and signed "Henry Auerbach," with the additional designation "Sec N.H. Cong." indicating the writer's role as secretary of a North Hebrew Congregation. The recipient is requested to direct the package to A. Isaacs, President of the North Hebrew Congregation, in care of R. Keiler & Co.

Letter from Henry Myers of St. Louis, Missouri to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Myers encloses five dollars for a subscription, requests his account balance, and asks that a subscribed-to Bible be bound in plain leather if the initial six dollars only covers a paper cover.

Letter from Isaac Leeser in Boston to Edward Gaskill in Philadelphia requesting that Gaskill send him books to Boston via steamship. The letter lists the specific books requested, including Bibles, spelling books, catechisms, and copies of Nathan's Road to Faith. Leeser also requests that the gilt-edged Bibles be carefully packaged to prevent damage. He mentions sending one to Lewis Lewison in Providence, Rhode Island as a sample. The letter concludes with regards to Gaskill's family and well wishes.

Letter from J. Bekiel[?] to Isaac Leeser requesting two Hebrew Readers and one Pike's Catechism. The writer encloses $150 and states he will remit the balance if needed. The letter is written on one page and is part of the Isaac Leeser Collection at the Dropsie College for Hebrew and Cognate Learning.

A one-page letter written by Jacob Pecare from New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia on December 19, 1852. Pecare requests Leeser send him copies of his Daily Prayers German Ritual and Dias' Letters upon publication.

Letter from L. H. Frank to Isaac Leeser requesting 2 dozen copies of *Darech Annua* or "Road to Faith," and 2 dozen primers. Frank also requests a monthly copy of *The Occident* and mentions being busy but intending to contribute to Leeser's publications soon. The letter is written on letterhead for L. H. Frank's Hebrew Printing & Publishing Office in New York City.

Letter from M. Menande in Yorkville, SC, to Rev. Abraham DeSola in Philadelphia, PA. Menande requests a book called "Solomon's Temple" and includes payment for the book and postage. He also mentions giving the excess to the poor.

Letter from M. Plutery in Buffalo, NY, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA. Plutery writes about the translation of the book "Chovot HaLevavot" into High German by R. J. Fürstenthal and suggests Leeser translate the first chapter into a pamphlet. The letter also discusses a divorce (get) and mentions correspondence with Mr. Noah regarding a Bible and prayer books. The letter includes references in Hebrew.

Letter from Nathan Brinn requesting Isaac Leeser to send him a small bible and six copies of "Road to Faith". The letter was sent from Richmond, VA to Philadelphia, PA. The package should be sent C.O.D. to Mr. B Buher at No 7 Pearl Street.

This letter from P.S. Jacobs to Reverend Isaac Leeser, dated September 13, 1859, from Columbia, South Carolina, is written in response to having received a copy of the Holy Scriptures that Leeser translated. Jacobs encloses payment of $5.00, $3.72 by check and $1.28 in postage stamps, and requests a receipt.

Letter from R. Mayers in Savannah, Georgia to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mayers discusses the receipt of books and payment by Mr. Isaac Minis, and inquires about sending additional books to Mr. M. Cohen. He expresses difficulty selling prayer books and bibles in Savannah, suggesting they be sent only when specifically requested, and proposes returning unsold items. The letter also mentions receiving money from Miss Ward and Mr. I. Delamote and their plans to send more money.

Letter from Sigmund Jacobs to Isaac Leeser requesting 50-60 copies of Peixotto's Catechism of the Bibel, Elementary Instruction, and Thoughts on Poibel Text. Jacobs requests that the books be sent immediately via express, as he needs to ship them by steamer on Wednesday. The letter is written from New York City and addressed to Philadelphia.

A one-page letter written on four sheets from T. I. Tobias in New York City to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia on February 16, 1855. Tobias requests that Leeser send him three more Bibles, stating that he can likely find friends to purchase them but will pay regardless. The letter is brief and to the point.

Letter from L. L. Lazarus to Mr. Miller requesting that he forward items to Rev. I. M. Isaacs at 243 Broadway, including a Bible and Portuguese books. Lazarus also requests about half a dozen 18-month sheep Bibles to be sent to him as soon as possible. He inquires about whether two girls visited with a written order from Mr. Leeser on Friday afternoon for two small Bibles. The letter is written on two sheets and dated January 6th, 1868.