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Letter from Bernhard Henry Gotthelf to Isaac Leeser, editor of the Occident, written in Louisville, KY on May 8, 1854. Gotthelf encloses an advertisement for a teacher position at the congregational school in Louisville and requests its insertion in the June issue of the Occident. He also discusses the sales of Bibles and upcoming congregational meetings. A postscript mentions sending copies of the Occident to Marcus Straus in Lexington, KY.

Letter from Levy Cerzag Sei[?] to Isaac Leeser requesting him to consider candidates for teaching positions at the Fell's Point Hebrew Friendship Congregation, which will be vacant on October 1st. The salary is $450 per annum. The letter is written in German and contains several illegible words and abbreviations.

Letter from Michael Light to Isaac Leeser discussing a potential teaching position at the Hebrew Education Society in Philadelphia. Light mentions his current lack of livelihood and inquires about the Society's teacher position, including salary and prospects. He also mentions a card prepared for Mr. N. Oettinger related to the sale of prayer books. The letter is written from New York City on February 21, 1855.

Letter from Pittsburgh, PA to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, PA, dated January 17, 1855. The author inquires about a teaching position at the Hebrew Education Society of Philadelphia for a German teacher who recently completed his studies in Württemberg. The letter highlights the teacher's qualifications and recommends him for the position.