Printed and partially filled dunning letter from William Hackenberg to Isaac Schrick, dated April 1, 1868, concerning an outstanding debt of $22 for a subscription to the *Occident* owed to the Estate of Reverend Isaac Leeser. The letter is on the letterhead of the Executors of the Estate of Rev. Isaac Leeser and includes the address: N. W. Cor. Front and New Sts., Philadelphia.
Subject: Religious Periodicals
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A single-sheet letter written in German by Rabbi Aaron Gunzburg of the Fell's Point Hebrew Friendship Congregation in Baltimore to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia on November 2, 1855. The letter expresses a complaint about missing issues of Leeser's Occident magazine and mentions an article the writer is preparing. The letter includes a modern English translation.
This volume contains ten issues of *The Occident and American Jewish Advocate*, a monthly periodical edited by Isaac Leeser. The issues included are Volume VIII, numbers 6 (Elul 5610, September 1850) and 9 (Kislev 5611, December 1850), and Volume IX, numbers 5 (Ab 5611, August 1851) and 8 (Marcheshvan 5612, November 1851), and others. The periodical focused on Jewish literature and religion.
Zeichen der Zeit, a monthly periodical on religion, philosophy, and society, edited by Dr. Isaac Loew Chronik. Published in Chicago, Illinois, beginning in 1861. This collection comprises issues 1-12, totaling 192 pages with consecutive page numbering. The editor was a prominent leader of the Sinai Reform Congregation, established in Chicago in 1861. The binding is detached, with loose leaves and stains, primarily affecting issues 11-12. The size is 22.5 cm.