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:Source: New York Evening Post, 30 August 1842, v40, p. 2.
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:Source: New York Evening Post, 2 September 1842, v40, p. 2.
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:Source: New York Evening Post, v40, p. 3.
<center>127 Nassau street, New York, and 10 School st. Boston.
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:''New York Evening Post'', 31 March 1843, v41, p. 2
--[[Boston Post]].
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:''New York Evening Post'', v. XLIV, 23 February 1846, p. 2.
... are also in the same exhibition, models of the principal buildings of New York, of the Mormon Temple at Nauvoo, and other remarkable buildings. These mode
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:''New York Evening Post'', 31 August 1844, v.XLII, p. 2.
==New Publications==
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:''New York Evening Post'' 16 February 1844 v.XLII p. 2
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New York Evening Post, 29 January 1846, v.XLIV, pg 2
...ed, are preparing for emigration to California. We regret to add, that the new convert is the wife of a respectable merchant of this city.
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:New York Evening Post, 14 May 1859, p. 2
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...ay just 12 o'clock we got a pilot, that morning from within 7 miles of New York. This was Sunday, August 8th and the morning was very foggy that we could h
...y, which when it came showed us to be about miles from land. The shores of New Jersey. Anchor was taken in and a gentle breeze wafted us in sight of Sandy
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...er deck 3/4 of an hour on the course they should pursue on arriving at New York & en route to Wyoming. At 11:30 p.m., the wind freshened & we were moving t
...avorable. At 4:30 a.m. the pilot came on board. He brought papers from New York of the 11th. Gold high. The Confederate steamer, "Alabama," reported sunk i
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When we landed in New York July 31st, we [p.233] went directly to [[Castle Garden]] and from there to
... marched to the steamer. In the meantime all our letters were taken to the post office. At 11 o'clock the machinery was set in motion and the ship took us
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...ew, our [p.18] boxes and bundles were all marked OK and we were off to our new home in [[Manayunk PA|Manayunk]], a manufacturing district a few miles out
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...fter our stormy passage. About 5 p.m. started forward and soon reached New York. We hired a conveyance and were driven to the [[Stephen house]] and took ro
... first sight of land from the time that we first saw land sights that were new to us kept springing before us all the time. And some of the picturesque sc
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New York Tribune, 14 November 1846, pg 2
... which he will make no remuneration. The Sun, Herald, Tribune, and Evening Post published articles encomiastic of Mr. S. as an act of friendship for me,—
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:From: [[Independent Messenger]] via the [[Saturday Evening Post]]
... on the authority of a gentleman from the western part of the State of New York. We shall expect to see it authenticated by the Western papers, if it be tr
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...was one circle in which we went paying on schilling, 25 cents, I mean. New York is alive with political banners and cartoons in favor of both parties. The
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...nice and the passengers all on deck to see the land. We came up to the New York harbor and the government inspector came on board. The passengers all passe
...ce in my writing. I then finished my letter to my wife and got it ready to post. It is much cooler than it was and it is still cloudy. We then watched the
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:New York Tribune, 7 July 1855, pg. 1
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:New York Tribune, 10 July 1855, pg. 1
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:New York Tribune, 12 July 1855, pg. 1
::::::::::::No. 119 Nassau-st., New-York.
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:New York Tribune, 19 October 1855, pg. 1
:Description of the New Leader.
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:New York Tribune, 20 October 1855, pg. 1
:Description of the New Leader.
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:New York World, 1 November 1869, p. 4, column 1
<center>[From the Philadelphia Post.]</center>
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==New York City==
<center>NEW YORK CITY.</center>
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:New York Tribune, 3 March 1856, pg. 1
:Description of the New Leader.
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:New York Tribune, 19 November 1856, p. 1
...n Wives," does not go abroad for her victims. She finds them in a pleasant New England village, two young girls, the heroines of her story, who are led as
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:New York Tribune, 20 November 1856, p. 2
...n Wives," does not go abroad for her victims. She finds them in a pleasant New England village, two young girls, the heroines of her story, who are led as
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:New York Tribune, 21 November 1856, p. 1
...n Wives," does not go abroad for her victims. She finds them in a pleasant New England village, two young girls, the heroines of her story, who are led as
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