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New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut
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The American Daily Advertiser, long edited by Zachariah Poulson, merges with the North American newspaper due to Poulson's ill health. As the first daily paper on the American continent, it ceases independent publication. Poulson, Philadelphia's oldest editor, retires to enjoy a peaceful life after years of industry.
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The American Daily Advertiser,—so long edited by Zachariah Poulson, has become united with the North American, and will henceforth be published in connection with that paper. The Advertiser was the first newspaper which appeared daily on the American continent. Ill health is one of the causes which induces the editor to relinquish the labor and responsibility attending its publication. Mr. Poulson is the oldest editor in the city, and might be called the patriarch of the editorial corps. May he live to enjoy the peace and comfort which should attend a life spent in industry and usefulness.
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The American Daily Advertiser merges with the North American; editor Zachariah Poulson retires due to ill health after long service; it was the first daily newspaper in America; he is the city's oldest editor, honored for a life of industry.