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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

CoLoRED DAGUERREoTYPEs.-A and
Clafin, ofthi city, have succeeded in making col
ored daguerreoypes, which immensely excel every
thing Of the kind we have seen. The color is laid
on by chemical process, after the picture has been
taken in the camera, and so skiIlfu are Adams and
Calin in its application, that the outlines, and even
the most delicate shades are retained, in all their
soitness and beauty.
The coloring is clear and beautifully toned, and in
our estimation renders the miniatures which Adams
Clafiin make, indispensable by anything in art
These daguerreoype artists are second to none in
their profession; and when, their skill in the use
OF the camera, is added this beautiful process of
chemical coloring, we may safely say they can pro.
duce portraits which cannot be excelled. Those
who wish to see whet perfection they have attained,
should visit their saloon, 1873 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

COULDN'T BE CHoKED oFF.-The Clinic
Courant tells story of rural philosopher who had
somewhat advanced in years without leaning much
Of the mysteries Of nature What knowledge the
old gentleman had CLEANED, was entirely independent
oil science he did not know whether a microscope
was something to eat, or a new tangled farming
machine" young friend, fresh from school, once
PAD nm visit, and was very anxious to enIighten
the old man on the wonders of the microscope,
specimen OF which he carried about him.
While the old philosopher was making frugal
meal IN the field at noon, the youth produced his
microscope and explained its operations which he IL
Illustrated by exhibiting its power upon several bugs
and minute atoms of matter at hand To his sur.
prise, the aged pupil did manifest much astonish
ment, and, snng by his Indifference, he detailed to
hun how many scores of living creatures he devoured
al every mouthful, and in each drop that quenched
his thirst AT this, his nearer was sceplical To
prove the fact, the boy snatched from his hand
chunk of rich cheese which he was devourinp, and
placing II under the magnifer, the mass of wrgglng
anlmalcal9e was trumphantly pointed out.
The old man gazed upon the sight indlferently
and at length, with the utmost nonchaence, took
another huge bite. "Don't,'' exclaimed the bow,
.'don't eat it, Uncle Ben; don't you see 'em? See
'em squirm and wriggle'' "Let 'em wriggIe!'
said the old philosopher, munching away calmly;
They've got the worst ont; if they kin STAN it,
kin!' and he deliberately finished his meal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
NJ. PftlsONING

lhousnnds OF Parents who Vormiruge composed
OF Castor Oil, Caomel C., not aware that while
hey appear TO benefit the patient they actually law
Ing the foundations Tor series of diseases such as
lVatioD' loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c
In another column will be found the advertisement of
all directly Interested in their own as well AS their
dFens health lu Liver complaints, and all Disorders
arising from those OF bilious type you should make use
OF ht only genuine medicine Hobensack' Is Liver pills
-, u = BE not deceioed," but ask for Hobensack,s
Worm syrup and Liver Pills, and observe thar eacb ba
tne Signature OF me Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK
as none else genuine
h. i. hAhELL, EDW'D II. MARSH, D SCOTT
Jr JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL, A. nil
Agents for Worcester. " ILL.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

B- The Trenton, N. j., True American is re.
spOnsb!e for the following story;
ga very singular circumstance was related to us
last evening, by Mr. Charles w. White, Of this CITY,
Miss Hurburt residing in the town of Buuernuts,
Otsego county, New York, while gathering up a car
pet, elt something like the prick Of needle IN the
bend Of her arm the elbow. Surprising she had
accidentally run something in H. she induced to
call uron DIR Charles Sumner, resident physician
oil that town, who examined her arm, and extracted
one or two needles. Since that time, at different
lp,ervals, he has taken from her arm, breast, and
side, one hundred and twenty five needles, grad.
uating in size from fine ewing needle 10 dam
needle. From one 10 tweuty.lo were extracted at
time, the physician being obliged to cut the flesh
for nearly every needle extracted. One was fund
bent round the bone of the arm on the upper side
and one on the lower, which il was found impossi.
BILE to remove at the time, through fear Of injury to
the patient How they came there, is a mystery TO
all Our informant is well acquainted with the par.
ties, and promises in few days 10 give US more
facts touching this truly wonderful phenomenon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

BRUTAL CoNDUcr.-Las, night, two men drove
iurously along Water stree;, in carriage, and ran
over the daughter Of Mr. John Spers, seriously in.
juring her. Mr. Speirs, who was near by at the
time, lifted the little girl from between the horses
feet, and seized the bride. The ruians in the car
rage invited him to ride to the Police Office with
them, and when they reached lonely part of Wa
ter street, by the Canal, they suddenly attacked him.
threw him from the carriage, and drove off at fu.
rious rate We believe the horse and carriage are
KNOWN and the fellows will undoubtedly be arrested
The little girl is seriously injured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-On the Rutland and
Burlington Railroad, ON Friday, singular accident
occurred. few miles out of Rutland, the rear part
OF wagon IN which were seated two persons, Stood
upon the track at crossing the tram came along
An effort was made to urge The horses to go along,
but IN VAN. The locomotive struck the wagon not
lar from the centre, literally cutting it in two, and
doing no other damage whatever 1t was a narrow
and most fortunate escape Tor the persons in the
wagon Burlington Free Press.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 3.
stephen Carroll was brought up for being drunk
on the I'd inst, and was fined So and costs, amount
Tug 70 10 'o' aud in default was committed. This
gentleman whose RICH, eye and nose bore bloody
marks Of Violence was most eloquent an his condem.
nation u lhe sentence passed against him. He ex.
pressed his regret Tor having sworn against ..oud
Britain" and mathematical the parali,y Of Amer.
lean law. "a Yankee man" said Stephen. ",hev
let g., bui, poor Paddy he has to stand t.n ia
bowed politely TO the Clerk Of the Court when eav
ing for the House Of Correction, and consoled him
self by saying. "ihey can't hang me wdout head,
anyhow"
Patrick Kelly, FOR being drunk, was fined So and
costs, and fJr want Of the money was sent over in
company with Carroll.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

ARREST OF A CoUNTERFEITER, WITH $4,000
IN SPURIOUS MONEY IN HIS Poss EssIoN .-Ofh-
Ger Burnley, of the Lower Police Court. on Sunday
last, .eceived information that Philadelphia coun
tereier was then in this city, expecting receive
from Philadelphia large amount of spurious money!
He Immediately took measures to find ont his where
abouts, and to arrest him soon as the money was
received. After diigent search, he traced him TO
his boarding house, No. 252 Fulton street. and kept
watch of him until yesterday afternoon, when he saw
him receive carpet bag the Jersey City ferrv it
having been sent on to him by Express The officer
took him into custody soon alter the bag was re-
ceived, and escorted him to the lock up Of the 9Th
Ward station, where the carpet bag was opened, and
found TO contain $4,000 in counterfeit bills of the de-
nomination of So each, on the Fallkil Bank of
Poughkeepse, State OF New York; 81 900 in coun.
teriet hall and quarter cay les quantity of wax TO-
take impressions of coin, a number of skeleton KEYS
and some correspondence. The bank bills were
coarsely executed, but in other respects looked WELL
and we're calculated to deceive the unwary. The
coin was new, and pretty well executed. Some Of
It was in an unfinished state 1t was made of some
white metal
The prisoner is of middle size, has black hair
and whiskers, geneel appearance, about 40 years
OF age, and sfammers when he speaks. He is said
to be connected with gang of counterfeera who
were arrested short time since, in Cincinnati He
was taken before Justice Rogart, and committed to
prison TO await examination His name is Joseph
II. Johnson.-N Y. Tribune, Sd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
From the Western Reserve Chronicle.
stop 'em!


BY AMINIDAB THE ELDER.
Such time was never seen;
"Fugitives" from every station,
Run unbrdled through the land;
Things are loose as all creation!
"Niggers" fit like shadows by;
Compromises they don't mind 'em!
Rushing off to sarve and die,
Never looking once behind 'em.
All mankind are breaking loose;
Seems as if the plague had got 'em;
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the deuce
Don't somebody 60 and stop 'em!
White men, too, stark, raving mad,
Rear, aud pitch in party traces;
It's more than Government can do
To keep them in their proper places.
Legislation ami no use,
People won't be taught their duty,
But walk right off and act themselves,
And say there's glory int, and beauty!
A Il mankind are breaking loose;
Seems as il the plague had got 'em;
Helter-skelter-wh the deuce
DON'T somebody go and stop 'em!
Young men are growing up as wild
As eagles hatched with common chickens,
That peck the BOOSTERS on the head,
And take their own way like the dickens.
Away they go, with "hurah boys!''
No precept or restraint can bind 'em;
Freedom! they cry; aud first you know
In "aboliuun" ranks you'll find 'em.
All mankind are breaking loose;
Seems as if the plague had got 'em;
Heller skelter-why he deuce
Don't somebody go and stop 'em!
Time was when Wings and Democrats
Could march the people up to battle,
And shaw" and "gee" them in the ranks
As handy as old working cattle;
But now, they're grown as wild as Cain,
And headstrong as bull of Bashan;
And how to break them in again,
Puzzles tie sold ones" like the nation.
All mankind are breaking loose;
Seems as if the plague had got 'em;
Heller kelter--why the deuce
Don't somebody go and stop 'em!
The country's all a stamping ground;
Old things are flying of the handle;
There's no respect for time or place.
Fen Congressman are STOOD for scandall''
There's bound to be a great stampede;
All things appear in altered phases;
And e'en old "hacks' are looking out
To "catch the hts" and run like bazes
All mankind are breaking loose;
Seems as il the plague had got 'em;
Heller skelter-why the deuce
Don't somebody 60 and stop 'em
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

A MoNsTER.-A man called Manuel Blonoo
has Just been tried in Galica, Spain. who wss
accused OF having murdered fourteen psopIe.
men, women and children, from whose bodies he
This 'Asiae'eu tne grease, to sell in Portugal
when he was thus changed into doyouring ami
ny, ,nai nc was fond OF human flesh, and used to eat
ms victims. He was sentenced to death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

TEMPERANCE PoLIcY.--A League has been
pledged to use "all legitimate and honorable
means to effect the legal prohibition" of the
liquor traffic; to be satisfied with nothing short
of a complete outlawry of the traffic and to vote
for no man as legislator who is not pledged to its
SUPPRESSION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
The Greatest Medical Disooverv =.

Age, v AO
mh. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered IN ono
oI our common Pasture Weeds a remeov ,b, =, ono
every KIND Of umor, from the worst ctofa 'a'
common Flmgle. lie has tried il in oysr ia ~ ~
isr ba' ""4 never ihled except in cases hun
ot hu'noil re mas now in his possession oye, tue
hundred certificates Of its value All Si,b over TWO
miles OF Boston % "i'lh twenty
Two bottles is warranted TO cure nprsino 49,.
mouth. huihlhg sore
ohe TO hle bottles will cure the worst Kind of MIN
Two or three bottles will clear m. s,,s,a -.
Two bottles is warranted to cure the " orst LIES
the mouth and stomach. 'dhAer IN
Three to five bottles Il wsfranted IN cr.. a.
case of Erysipelas. Wv ''e worst
One to two bottles Is warranted to cure nil bp,ov =,
the eyes. u" humof IN
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of Tho a..
and botches among he hair. " NC ears
-Four 20 six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the stin
Two TO rhree bottles is warranted TO cure ,be ,o,s,
Of ringworm, ~ Vuio he worst
Two TO three bottles is warranteJ 10 -
desperate case Of rheumatism " N"iO ue must
Iee OF TOUT polilesis warranted TO cure salt yb.u
rive TO eight bottles will cure The worst cas ~ %
4 benefit is always experienced fran III. o,. ,,,.
u poiec cure warranted Nhea The above nunntity
Reader peddled over a ihon,and bo,,l.. orn.
.ne vicinity Of Boston. know the effects of !, IN
ay uase, DO sure os water will extmgush Gre a.
~ WI WI 'hs cure humor. never sold bottle M 4,
Dul th1t baue sold another after n trial \, nl ~
SPEAKS Tor itself There two things abnut MI hyh
:" "o shiPllslng-lrst that II grows In ON,
uIeH, ~ some places quite plenty. and Vel its yaI
mas never been known until discovered !, ~ t nai"e
second, that should cure all kinds of hum, r. Sav
gwen II 20 children year old, up TO old men or ,
from The home lest woman 10 Bostop nm ,o ,l in
Nonantpm, and IN all cases the cnrs a ~ e oeHe OF
onee " ust ~ ever necessary-eai the bes Won can
get' nave likewise an herb when smmered n .a
OH dissoyes scroiuonS swelling OF lhe nst -, swset
the eara-pfiCt so cents ''N "hu ulder
a Drset,9ns for Use.-Adult, one table spo,no,, IA,
uy cnl1ren over eight years desert spoonful chiJ
Ien itom hVe 70 eight years, tea spoonful A. ~ AL
Ieouon can be applicable TO ali conslit,,tian. az
oh%"ueh 70 operate ON the bowels twice DIV '"A'
OF scrofna. ''"oonoe IN bad cases
,o rn m ~. Manuiacturodb DONALD KENNrnv
~ ~ a5tsn street, koxbury. For sale by REnnINg
20, State street. Boston W hEDDiN"
~ ~ w,l sae IN Worcester by d Scott M n f,,..n q
n w9 ws., 90, O. A. Harrington o., B. II. Marsh.
G,ssn Tes,nefoee Caldwell Ilill Dush a Co.. James
Rnbs,,I ~ =. Lase sibloy Scott Clnppvliie. Geo.
M - hmldOn dly augl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

THAT FLAMEl-It is a fire kinded round hu.
man being, by human beingsl So runs the state
ment:-
"a slave belonging to n. France of Penis Co..
missouri, was publicly burned on the 18th inst ,
lor numbering the wife Of John Rains, under the
nos' aggravating circumstances; aud his master
was ORDERED 90. Of the State for conniring AZ tbe
mats AL plain. Ills master "conniyed,, n, III.
cs,ne- which, translated, means ordered or com.
pe,eu 'ns ueGro to commits il. Yet that master es.
eapes ana 'he poor slave n burned aliyel Ave ~
people assemble, say to the whe y;ia;,. 'ne
caused this murder, bu. go, be free !" wbs NV r..
seize bis chaltel, degraded being pile ,n,'aJ nsy
faggois, aud, with fe0dish spir,, zee him shr i'a
up, amid cracking flame, into a cisv,la"S
ISus Dem. 'a"a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

l1jrA singular fraud has been discovered in the
construction Of the Nelson monument in TraG,lgar
Square, London. The bronze BIAS reels are moi
made OF honest metal, but Of a compound, partly of
plaster Of paris, and partly inferior metal. Tbev
were also found to be short weight The conrac.
tors were tried and sentenced to a short imnrisnn.
menl for fraud twas detected by means Of an an.
onymous letter written TO the authorities by the wife
OF one OF 'he contractors, IN feminine pet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

tR. W. TWICHELL, Leader aud DirecGor)
Are prepared to furnish music for all occasions. Apply
to A. WITT corner of Front and fremont streets.
N. P. GODDARD, Mulbury street.
j. MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
GTOrders left at G III. Loring's Music store 2O3
NJ ain ST. the Central Hotel will meet with prompt
attention, by J.M.ALDRICH, Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

"a The President has concluded a contract with
Clark Mills, under an aci passed by the late Con-
grees, for the erection in Washington, OF a colossal
equestrian statue Of George Washington, in bronze.
The cost is to be $50 600 ,O0G 10 be paid dur
ing the progress OF the work, and the remaining
5000 when the work is conpIeed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

IMPORTANT ARREST IN BosToN-The
police arrested, at the south end, VIM. g. Brad.
ley, on the charge of stealing wagon some time
since. The wagon was identified by some bows.
as Bradley was riding in it. They followed il TO
a stable in X street, South Boston, and then gave
information which led to the arrest of Bradley.
Upon searching the stable stolen horse, wagon.
chalse, carrya and express wagon, and an end
less variety OF harness, whips, mats, &C., were
found together with carpet and other articles.
Al the house where he resided in MddIesex
street, was found large assortment Of articles in
the Jewelry line, and small articles that bespoke
very miscellaneous dealing, loaded pistols,
counterfeit money, and other things too numerous
to particularize The stable was hired by Brad
ley Of the South Boston omnibus company, IN.
der the name Of Ly sander Brown, 10 State street.
In his possession WINS case Of cards which read
-"Unlted States Engineers. OhiceIs:-Wm. 3,
Bradley, Com'd, Theo. Grant, Capt, c. j. M.
Bradley, LIST. Lieut., Chas. Frank Temple, I'd.
do s. s." Bradley is an old offender, and was
IN state prison when Rogers killed the warden,
and was pardoned out for being witness on the
trial
FROM THE BRITISH PRoVIEoEs.-The steam
er Admiral brings 81. Johns, NJ 3 papers Of An
gust iS' he fishery excitement seems TO have died
away, as neither the New Brunswick or Nova Sco
a puPsts "'nue 10 the matter. The Prince Ed.
wards Island paper thinks thar the dra,yinV m NJ
the American fishermen has resulted In consi1er,ble
loss 70 the inhabitants Of that Island, as, ormerlv
they were IN the receipt Of considerable sums M MAJ
ney from the Americans who landed there. II also
asserts, that while they forbid the Americans 10 sb
me lnhAolanls adjacent to the coast do improve
the right themselves; also that Americans cbnr,er
British vessels, and smngge the fish into the United
States, at the same time obtaining the British
bounty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

- "A girl Of some ten years, residing in Norfolk,
Va, was recently taken sick, and apparently died
The body was afterwards enclosed in a shroud, and
preparations for the funeral were making, when she
revived, on the morning Of the day on which she was
to have been buried ,and alarmed The household with
her cLles. She is now doing well.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04
Miller,s nnernttnn

,, Fof ruling Teeth OverExposed Nerves.
rms operate original with The subscriber, has
nearly three hundred TINES, with tie lose OF one tooth
only, so far as known, Also by several distinguished
Oehss, whom he instructed more Than two years ago
who have been eminently succt ssful BY no ,t6er
method OF treatment heret fore in use, can so many
exposed. : p MIL ian
decll =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

CHARLESTON, July 81, 1905.
The British ship Panama, of Glasgow, from
New Orleans for Liverpool, with 1874 bales eff
cotton, went ashore on goth July, in consequence
of strong current on Kurdwery breakers-took
fire, and was burned to the waters edge A boy
named Ross of Glasgow, had previously died at
sea of yellow fever. Capt. Fisher and the re-
mainder of the crew arrived here on Saturday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

DRS VIM. Il J. NEWTON, DENTISTS, have re-
moved their Office fIom CIRCUITS Buildings, the pleas
Citizens Bank, and directly opposite the American
House. anl4 dt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

erhiLApELPHiA, Aug 3.-Last evening, train
o. ten platform cars, containing 200 workmen, ran
of the track Of the Delaware and Belvdere Rail.
road, killing 10 and badly wounding is, all Irish
laboiers on the road. The accident occurred near
LanbertyiIle. 49,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

10 James Holmes, died recently IN Oswego, Ii
oga county, N. Y, 10 the 99th year of lis age He
was native Of Sussex county, N. j., and has re.
sided most OF his life in Tioga and Schoharie coun
ties He was engaged in the battles of Germantown,
Brandywine aud Monmouth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

@8 The yellow fever still RACES with unparalleled
Urulence at New Orleans The deaths in the Char.
ity Hospital are about 40 day. The fearful cpl.
demic is extending to the Weather citizens, and so
per cent. Of those taken down die.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

TRIAL or ESeIEEs. The Niagara Company
Of New Britain Conn, has accepted the challenge
Of the Southw ark Company, New York, for trial
Of power for 10000 play through $50 feet of hose
and minute, the pole 10 be elevated rs feet high
er than at the grand trial in Hew Haven In case
Of the hose bursting, the engines TO try again, and
after the award The company beaten to give up with.
out newspaper controversy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

1usTIcE.-We make no direct charge against
any one OF borrowing another's ideas, but certainly
mere IL "A very singular resemblance between the
following and the sentiment Of one Of our eminent or.
ators at Plymouth. Ensign Seedlings, AZ a Fourth
o. Juiy dinner AT Spuukyille, speaking of the mani
lest destiny Of our country, said -
"lls march shall be TO the east,
Where daylight paints The sky,
Aud away TO the larthesl west
Where the days last beams do die,
And up to the frozen north,
Where the pole sticks through the snow,
And away down south,
As far as we choose to CO." ICheers.l
--Boston Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

u Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of studying
the French or Spanish languages, will do we'll to re.
fer to Professor Misners advertisement, in another
column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone
House on Crescent street All orders left with g. W.
RICE, al L. u. Goddard Co.'S, will meet with prompt
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting Mach-
merry. dec3G diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

PREPARING TO "BoLT."-It is stated that the
provisional" Stale Committee of the boiling Dem
ocrats, oil the last years Massachusetts Democratic
Stale Convention,propose TO call separate COnven.
ton this year,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

DRAPER CLARK offer to the public a new md
better article of LINE than be found at any other
place in the state. After Try ing it, il any
ised their money VIII be refunded We have dealt in
Lime for fifteen years, and have found any before
that gave 50 good satisfaction.
DRAPER s. CLARK,
apl diff lO5 and lO7 Front St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04


In connection with The Office of this paper have
extensive Job Printing Office, furnished with every
variety of type and both fast AMI slow presses, upon
which can fill any order for Printing with neatness
and despach. and very low nLicess. CMll and see.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-04

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-A virtuous, indus
trous young widow, the only support of aged pa
rents, Is now incarcerated in the Jail al Portland,
Me-, Tor no other offence than that Of being unable
to meet her liabilities.