Subject: Cholera

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Autograph Letter Signed from Rosanna Dyer Osterman to Leon Dyer, Galveston, Texas, January 14, 1848 Autograph Letter Signed from Rosanna Dyer Osterman to Leon Dyer, Galveston, Texas, January 14, 1848

Autograph letter signed by Rosanna Dyer Osterman to her brother Leon Dyer, written in Galveston, Texas on January 14, 1848. Osterman discusses cholera epidemics, requests copies of Isaac Leeser's *The Occident* and a Jewish Orthodox Magazine, and asks her brother to bring her a Siddur.

Letter from Jacob De la Motta to Isaac Leeser, Charleston, South Carolina, September 17, 1832 Letter from Jacob De la Motta to Isaac Leeser, Charleston, South Carolina, September 17, 1832

A two-page letter written by Jacob De la Motta to Isaac Leeser on September 17, 1832, from Charleston, South Carolina. De la Motta discusses the cholera outbreak in Charleston and its impact on his ability to visit Leeser in Philadelphia. The letter offers insight into the social and medical conditions of the time.

Trade Card for Isaac M. Seltzer, Druggist Trade Card for Isaac M. Seltzer, Druggist

This trade card advertises Isaac M. Seltzer's drugstore located at the corner of Clark and 403 Hudson Street, New York. The front of the card features a cluster of grapes hanging from a branch, showcasing the variety of products that Seltzer sold. The card's back provides a full advertisement for a cholera remedy.