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The Osceola times., 1882-08-19
Many narSpus tala

Many persons take medicine for
their ailments, and as soon as they
feel better they disregard all dircc-
tions and stop taking it. They try
it again and again, and finally throw
it aside as worthless, when, had it
been persevered in from the start, II
permanent cure would have been ef-
fccted. Now in taking PEIcKLY ASH
BrrTERs for all complaints of the
Stomach and Bowels, remember to
give the medicine a chance, and don't
expect one or two doses to cure YOU.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-19

To BE beautiful, bouyant and
healthy, the whole female coustitu-
ton must maintain regular action
during a certain period Of life. 9th
erwise, no female can possibly re-
main healthy, aud she who does not
know this fact, is quite unfortunate.
Should you 10y exposure, become ir-
regular and suffer with many troub-
les, experience advises the use OF
English Female I5ittcrs as the most
wonderful female regulator and iron
tonic in use.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-19

much. Imagine his disgust when
he learned that the folks were mere
" grieying because the door was
locked and they could not get away.
He now eNclaims, "'Twas ever thus
since childhood's hour, &C.. etcctera.
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commissioners sale.

Noiltt y hereby given thli ~ pursuance oi
the authority Of the Pulaski ChanceW Court
contained IN the drcTctal orders OF said Court
rendered iu the following cHg~es no" pend lDs
therein. wherein the state of Arkansas Is Plain
tin and James 4 Freeman. ct al, are Defend
aais, The undersigned, ~ Commissioners of said
Sourt viii Offer and sell ~ public OuicIy To the
highest bidder at the front entrance % the state
house ia the city 0f Little Rock on The
18TH. DAY or SEPTEMBER, lSs2.
hetwccn the houys fur Judicial sales. the follow
ing descfi bod tract or marcel OF land. tD-Ntt'
The T. :, Of The 5 = - Section d.. Town
ship % North, Range Al, Eat, containing forty
(ib) acres
TEiM- on SALE--On q credit Of three mont Is,
the purchaser tp give bond and approved 81 o..
rity a. required hy law
J W. CALLAWAY,
s-i0-I Commissioner in Chrpcery.
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WARNING ORDER.

IN MISNISAITTI CIRCUIT IOIKT-TO FATI
TERM, lSS2.
Thomas II Musgraye,l Plaintiff.
vs.. Ia Equity.
J. W. Jones aud J. W. Defendants.
Rogers.
The above named nOn-residcnt defendant, J
W. Roger. il warned 10 appear in this Court
within thirty days and answer the complaint ol
a." plaintiff, Thomas II Musgrayc.
v iiue-s my hand this August ith lNs2.
BEN II BACCII'>, CLERK,
By Hugh Y McNc.h, u c.
MsNclgh & SomWc-. Att'y- for Plaintiff
Tbomasou hGrinEtGB, Au'ys. for Dofend'ts.
7-l2-l
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WARNING ORDER,

IN TIIE MIS- ISSIPPI CIRCUIT COURT IN
CHANCFRN-To FALL TERM, lss2.
Susan " Denton, rlain'in,
Wm, VI Denton defendant
The defendant, W NJ Denton, is warned IA
appear In Is Court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plaiu,if, susan VI
Dcntou.
This Aug. 10th, 1882.
BEN II BACCHJS,
Mathos \ Mtthrs. CLERK and Master.
Atty's for pltf-
j. q BlackwOod, Atty for Dcf't. s-la-i .
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elegance md Purity.

Ladies who appreciate elegance
and purity are using Parkcr's Hair
Balsam. it is the best article sold
for restoring gray hair 10 is original
color, benntv and lnstrc.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-19

BAILEY's SALINE ApERIENT is a
cooling, refreshing summer drink for
dyspepsia and headache. No medi-
cine taste. Everyone, home or a
broad, should keep it.
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WARNING ORDER.

IN JUSTICE or THE PEACE COURT-IN
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Dan Matthe~s' Plaintiff
Geo l. Coleman Defendant
The defendant Geo | totcman. Is warned to
appear In this Court within thirty days sud an =
swer the complaint Of the plaintil Dan Mat
thews JAMES LIS ION, J. T.
Aug 9Th lsss. s-l9i.
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FOR RIINT!

VII LET, for term ot yca-s, to good ten
ant, that frat -rlnss Plantation, situated In the
lower sud ~! Ni--issipp County, Ars., known
con- sist of some five hundred acres OF land in a
good state of cultivaiigGl steam Gin; saw Mil
Dwelling aud tenement hOu-er--the whole being
under good fence Lease to commence January
let ~!
Apply 10 the undersigned. at Nashville, Tenn,
OF 10 McNvigh ~ S,mmrs, u,ccna, Ark.
MM. BRANSfORD.
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SW EDISE
INSECT POWDER! !
Wanted in Every Household.
1t is not at all poisonous, except to
Insects, and can be inhaled or
eaten with impunity by the
human family ami

A rover failing destroyer Of vcrmin. Roach
eS. Brdhuts. tlcas, ,Musq1itos and Flies can moi
'Xist where The Powder H. freely distributed
>port-mcn should never be without it il effect
rally rids dogs uf their greatest encmy-thc hva.
T. tultrI- Will lind II a ncycr-fiiling preventive
lor Lice, licdbugs aud other ycrluin that inicsi
the nest aud cpolS one pGckaFe is gnafan
tcci 10 rid a house cfcctually aud permanently
of HrdhuHf- aud EoHchca, ~ money refunded
FOK EDAtIiE> .-A few applications will
drive them g"tirc,y away from the promises Il
acts like q charm 4 safe and sure remedy. \
~ cent b tile viii be sufficient to rid - house
of th.4c NUT ul>tasi,iu! pests
FOR BEDHl bS,-A TpMiupnt citizen, who
does not want his name mentioned, -ay-; we
were 80 unfortunate as to buy a second d-hand
he,lsttad fpr our hired woman, and M soon er
had summer begun than We found To orr -ur
prise that ouF hou t. Wa UVcr-rUn with brdhugs
Wei We tried soap suds, turprntinc, carbon oil
aud u hAlf dulen ulh,r articles, but with only
Temporary rchcI We had tu get up arly every
ighl aud gather lh"n ~, all Ne c"ulihhd, bll
the house was full OF them. At at wEiriet Swe-
di-h Insect Powder, with little faith in IL but
one sppiiCatiuR told the tilc. II did the work
uuick a. lighni = II almost instantly killed all
W could tcach' aud drove the entire balance
ont Of the huusc We were delighted; sur
prised. Nest nj sht, about midnight, We went
Tor lhcm ~ in, b T. 10 our disap polnlincul not
a bug could be found, Ouly few shclls, anu
that HnS all aud We have not seen a hug about
the huusc since. We would not take 5000 IN
gold Tor bottle of it If We could not repl ccit
It's worth more than it, weight iu gold - We
have hundreds OF lcttcIs tcstilyiug to it, eA-
ccllrncc
FOR FLEAS in dogs, cats, &c, a little dust
lug ui il drives them out or Hills them (thc tcasi
outright aud does not iniur' the animals.
FOR POULTRY 1t II uncquacd An occa-
,innal lcatiun in thc nest and about he ruo>t
viii rid every chicken house OI its most dread
ed enemy
FOR MOSQUITOES a teaspoonful hcapcd
on a saucer and lishtcd at the top sends on a
pleasant perfume. but - deadly Siuoke 10 these
Troublesome nightly visitors, and IN lees than
half an hour your room Is entirely rid al the n.
Ih,y drop down. par ilyzed, aud never get ny
again You sleep Ia peace
FOR ANTS 1t kills them and drives them
out No insect life can live near il, but 10 hu-
mau or animal lite II is harmless
We have neither I mr nor space TO dwell on
the discovery OF this great boon. The sim. !,
tact thit II will do all and more than We claim
ior it il sufficient.
II II FULLY WARRANTED.
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nrNyU business now before the pnbllc

Nn6fH business now before the pubiic .
X You can make money fastsra a
NErkv y work for Us than az ANYTHING else.
Capital not needed. View ill tart
You Si2 day and upwards made
at home by he INDUSTRIOUS Men, women. b0ys
and eirl- wanted everywhere To work for us
Now is the time, You can work in snare time
only or give your whole time to the business
You can live at home and do the work No 9TH
g. business will pay you nearly as well Noonc
can fail to MAKE enormous pay by engaging ut
made fnst, easily, and honorably. Address
TRuk Co Augusta, Muine.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-19

AGrMTS wanted. Ladies' or z rnis can
hUuN l. - earn 81 to - u day, at hune.
Address Hewitt Manufacturing Co, Box o6S,
ri ttslirg, Pa.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-19
Always Refreshing.

A delicious odor is impaired by
Florcston Cologne, which is Away
refreshing no matter how freely used,
The Osceola times., 1882-08-19
IrIs FULLY WARRANTED.

II in any Instance, after a lair lriil It fails to
do half what We clalm Tor 1t, w"wiil refund your
money Give II a ltal and you III be- happy.
Address an Cr,irr- tu JAS III. JDIlNSON ~
CO. 100 smithugld street. pittsburgh, Pa
The Osceola times., 1882-08-19

If you want anything in the
Druggists line, go to
DR.. Il. c. PEEwITr.
The Osceola times., 1882-08-19

IN order that there may be lull and clear IN.
drr-lauding u the simple and straightforward
scheme which wc thus propose in the interests
ofIur GAZETTE, We suhinit a brief explanation,
As follows;
EIurh subscriber 10 THE WEEKLY GAZETTE for
one year, on payment of one dollar and hfty
ccnls viii receive q numbered ticket; each sul,.
scrlhcI To- the Daily Gazct,c Tor three months
on payment oi three dnllars, will receive two
tickets; each subscriber to The Daily Gazette
receive four tickets; aud each Subscriber TO mo
paliy t'tzrlic Tor one yea, ON payment Of tcg
dollars viii receive eight tickets. all OF which
VIII be- represented by duplicate numbers in tho
drawing
The drawing wlll take place on the Twenty
fourth day Of December, Is,l
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The HagerstOwn Mail.

Some Of the correspondents Of the city daily
papers. have incurred the wrath 81 some oi
our Law makers. among whom We may per
hans place Senator Nanderford, Of Carroll.
The Westminster .4isocafc, with which he has
been and may be now associated, Is becoming
not only wrafhfial bat hypereriticai over what
to Il seems absurd. namely. that the Police
bill and the electionof Treasurer were matters
OF bargain between the factions: and talks
fippansly ahon. readipg Democratic sheets
that are the to Democratic principles and
Democrats pledges. 0at Of the paty. And
IN this connection. most appropriately, SetiA-
tor Nandcrfard proposes 70 placaie an insiig'
nasit people hy cutting down the subsidy gwen
TO the press. for It's silence OF support as lnay
he needed, from 81 30 70 $500 county. II
Is also animated that an editorial banquet Is
contemplated. soon, AZ Annapolis Aboai
these things We may have something further
to SAY, hereafter; bu; IN the mean time We
would suggest that If things are kept going 81
this rate. instead Of the AdrDcafe rcashng 9th.
erS out of the party, il viii have no party len
IA the state to serve for a Subsidy
In reply 10 the above. from the Hascr~iown
Nal. we would state
First. thar Senator vaaderiord Is neither
editor nor proprietor q the AnrocArE, and
does not direct. NOR Is responsible for, Is
course.
Second, thar the ADVOCATE does ncs under
take to rad any Journal ont Of the party hu,
II does believe that the Nal Is doing more to
break down the Democratic party and TO h''iid
up the Republican than any Republican joar-
nal in the state.
Third, thai Il the Mail means iy the above
that he ADVOCATE has been subsidized 70
support the Democratic party. il utters false.
~
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NOT WANTED.

We trust Congress viii - siowly in regard
t. the admission ~ morn States to tho JnF0n.
We have been rather fast IN tliIs rrsFecs here
toiare. aad il Is time We were exercising
little iscge discretion and indalEluG Ia little
less bunComh. We have tab. New Mexico
and several other embryo States knocking at
the doors of Congress and asking 20 h eleya-
ted To cqnal power ard infaeuee Ia the Rsofs
Hith NeN York. MARYLAND aud States which
arr uos only isrppled Eith eiviiixrd cttizcHs.
ias awe contributed l,iag and largely 90 the
Esswth aud development Il the eussuir-
To exaggvfase thcse Mormon horsles aud
l.1i,tls 81 'gFtasers iHtu Stairs u the uinn,
giving them tNs Senators spiecs and thus
isstsing then ga q fsosinE wiih the Older
States. unuld be saeh p nsgTaui luIus;icr that
~ cannos ss-s hes ConEsssz can consider over
she matter for a Wumenf. We know the
disposition u the average dgmagosue t0 wave
The flag. iioini to ihc eagle and hTag ahgH, the
aamlser II States rc can nane na map aud
FessrrsCsss on & fiag. bgs in nine caves cot 81
ten. the men 9ho d. this arr looking either
az seis IN tls uass Tor themselves fr,sin these
hsszss ha4pazhs. 90 arr seeking political sdvan-
tase fir their party ~ the expense IF The
fs,hgse eFsdn and ErisArp- W. do not Wapt
any aev States At prescn,, and there isn't
terrstnry within SEN years ~ h--inE worthy at
consideration e. an eligible applicant far ssch
. dignity
ssseA admissions are sao1 f,r The narR who
-eenrr them and expect personally 10 profit
Is Il: 81 i political party which wants 20 in,
ufease ia strength IA the | niied STATES SeHate
aa.d i rot yery particular A. "a the lneans
avaiied u ssaT thas end tis'fiasoTe EcCsisg
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The Pirs, vaccine Factory.

Ps,ii,sbiy the iirsi vaccine factory establish.
"a ia this couniFy Is ia q taru on she property
sf Ar ia~reaes,. a. Cos Cob. 4 uamler u
insersed see harses. some straps, a fee FazaTs.
: sss1oi o. iva. qanntities ct quiiis. and calves
n : fea are al that j. 90 b. seen. tine Dlan
d..es al ibs sork. and yet from this barn vac
esae matter j. sen, 20 japan. Europe, Cahtor-
ala. sud ali oFcr The United States Foster ;
sysills ase know 70 almost every physician ~
his ran IL the couhtry. Ihis !. his tacsoFy.
R,sssnczs m quilis has lscru hrisk this winter
Il zas not until DE- Faster had experimental
and tired Hapbcr Of times that the vaccine
AZ las; ''took The hrsi calf iuoecalaied sge-
sss.ssfaliy @as from vaccine Imported trem En-
rope. From this calf Il was given 70 another.
and ~ an s,sr twrlvc years % she present time.
Fraa ens calf A. many a. t0pqulils have been
taken. Il VARIES. however. with different calves
White animal. are f,rvlsTrcd, A. their skin i
moge tender. They are, Ia u,gsi Gases, hired
irate Tbs farmers aFagad, aad thea returned.
The nfrcyaginn on the calves Is nui difficult
one, nor Do they suffer and ailerwaF,i die ~
many suppose. But oit the contrary they are
said 10 h. benefited by II. They do a0i sat
Ter nHy mnre pain than lsnrsou who y VAC
ciRAted iur TIE process : the same, only THAI
the calf has hundreds Of missions instead Of
one There + y COW in che village said 20 b.
the animal which vas fiu.t vaceinaied twelve
wears ago. Il has always been considered an
excellent COW t,rceas-irA CaIss., GrapAtr.
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Legislative Notes.

The Registration Bin passed the Hoase ON
Thursday i,lsl as 1t came from the Senate BY a
unanimous vote, All nleml,srs except two be-
ing present
The state printing has been disposed Of
Cotton & Co. taking the contract at -, $50,
being Sl2, 200 than it cost last session.
The Senate on Thursday passed the bill IN
cooperating ..1,he Maryland Chassis Of the
Reformed Church Of the United States. = On
the same day quite number Of other Senate
bills were passed, also a number Of House
bills. The latter require only the Governor :
signature TO become laws,
The printing and registration matters being
settled, no bones Of contention remain and
s,nooth sailing may be looked for in legisla-
ton.
The Governor has announced that 40 ap-
plieati,,ns Tor appointments ill be received
after this week. He has until iha 2ad 10 put
in his nominations.
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WASTING the People,a Money.

The Maryland Legislature adjourned ON
Thursday, at s. per day, to Monday following.
in order that the members might visit Wash
ington on Friday, the 9th, to hear Blaine 5
Grafton on Garfield. They showed their good
taste, but they also showed their want OF
knowledge. The Grafton win be delivered on
the 9th Of February. Sentinel.
The motion for adjournment came from the
Republican side. 1t was voted down in the
Senate al first, but afserward reconsidered and
carried because the refusal might be construed
into disrespect for the late President The
same consideration prompted its passage in
the House.
This nonsense cost the people Of Maryland
about 81 400. Those very few who desired
to attend the memorial services could have
been excused, and their absence would not
have materially inierfered with the progress
Of legislssion.
Il Is proper to remark, however. that those
who moved the adjournment arr the very ones
who are ioudest about Democratic extrava-
rance. They had been iilibuSiering for three
or four weeks, wasting not less than $1,000.
to save a less sum in the matter Of printing.
and were willing 10 waste 81 400 more for a
matter that was Of no interest 10 this state.
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New Blood.

The Annapolis correspondent OF the Balti,
more S,ta saws There Is cry for new blood
to the front in the ranks Of the democracy,
and though the candidates for stale pthoers
will not be nominated before next year, there
are MANY already mentioned for the places.
Hon. Wm, Pinkney Whyte, Of Baltimore;
Hon. George II. Williams, Of Baltimore
county, and Mr.. James L. Dennis, Of Somer-
set coasty. have already been nag.esi for Gov
ernor. and either would, i Is supposed, be
acceptible 70 the people Of the State. But an
other flag has been hOisted bearing the name
II Hon. Chas. y. Roberts, of Carroll comfy.
Mr.. Roberts was first mentioned Tor president
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal IN Dir;
Gorinan's place, but il Il doubtful II he would
accept that Office, and Mr.. German i M
.Ierstood to favor Mr.. 0nterbridge Horsey.
me ycsag element, il is said, are already ad-
yocating i Eiaket for 1888, with Roberts for
Governor, Bernard 6ageF for attorney gener-
al. and Richard II. Hynson, u Kent, for
comptroller. In any event, tits believed, Mr,
Garter, who possesses a commanding intelli-
gence and qualities for leadership, viii be
pushed TO the freut for some important posi-
ton BY the rising element Of the democratic
party.
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Maryland Press Opinions.
ram me C,.;x field J,eo,l,r.

From the CriSfeld Ledder-
When the taxation of mortgages is suggest
ed. the cry of ''double taxation" is raised, but
the double and sometimes triple tax ON other
property is not thought of. For instance take
a vessel engaged in the oyster business. She
is taxed for State and County purposes; then
a tonnage tax is required for permission to
take oysters, and ''Uncle Sam requires a
license. 1t is the same case with a merchant
who is engaged in the general merchandise
business The ''double-tax cry generally
comes from the MORTGAGE, and he pretends
to be opposed to it out of sympathy for the
poor borrower. but it is only the time he has
any sympathy for him; he is deaf to anything
but ten or fifteen per cent. when the poor Dor
rover most needs his sympathy. But the
ssdouble-tax'' on the borrower, as they allege,
is not the real hugaboo; the mortgage fears
that he might have to pay the tax, and this is
the real cause of his opposition to mortgage
taxation. And he ought to pay it, because it
is one of the best securities in existence and
he enjoys its fruits.
From the CentreriUe Observer
1t is fact, known to perhaps but few, and
vet nevertheless true, that the people of Ma
ryland are not taxed one cent on their prop
erty to pay the expense of supporting the state
government, paying officers salaries, etc. The
Only tstA icNieu upon ihS 10 lc4 Sciito oii
the 500. OF this ten cents is for the public
schools, FIVE and a-half to provide for the
bounty relief loan, one cent for the hospital
loan, one-and a-half cents for the treasury re-
lief loan, and three quarters of a cent for the
deaf and dumb asylum loan, in all lS{ cents.
The expenses of government, payment of sal
aries, fuel, and all other expenses are raised
by licenses. tax on collateral inheritances,
tax on commissions, &C., so that the property
of the state entirely escapes any tax for such
purposes. We cannot therefore be called a
tax burdened' people by any means.
From the EdSton Star:
Before the legislature met, the Republicans
did some big talking about how they were GO
ing to unite with the so-ealled reform Demo-
Gratis. elect state treasurer, get control OF
the Board of Public Works, the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, the Police Commissioners of
Baltimore; pass registration bill to suit
themselves, and have everything their own
way. Now the Easton Gazette throws up a
signal of distress. 1t SAYS the various demo
cratic factions in the legislature are so united
aud consolidated on all legislative matters
that the editor of that paper, who is Reppb-
lican member of the House, cant tell 'tother
from which, From this we take it for gran
ted that things are going all right at Annapo-
lis, and that the Republican combination
company * up the spout.
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SMALLPOX Notes.


some ten or fifteen new eases nf small -Pox
have Developed in Baltimore since last Sat
arlay.
Daring last wPek seventeen deaths from
anal. poA were separted iFom Allcghany City.
Penn.
Fourteen new eases Of smallpox aud six
deaths were reported IN Chicago on Monday.
Eighteen new cases Of the disease and
twelve deaths were reported in Richmond,
Va, last week.
Andrew Olsen, fearing an attack Of small
pox. ia Chicago, GU Monday night, drank
three quarts Of whiskey as an cfiect,iai preyen,
tive and died in q few hours.
4 sale IT iarnitare Wa "a take place in
Philadelphia on "Wednesday al dwelling in
which six persons have died from smallpox
since November ri. The police stopped the
sale. took possession of the goods, and will
destroy such a cannot be fnmigated
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The bin introduced ia the legislature in re-
ference to the defence loan redemption re-
Auces the interest from AZ to 4 per cent, and
makes il necessary to put Il. cash bids instead
81 percentum bids, TO the board Of public
works instead 81 the comptroller and treasur-
e., the proposals to be advertised for in Balti-
more, New York, Philadelphia and London
instead Of Baltimore only. The bonds amount
10 5000. 600 and run for fourteen years
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Two Proposed Laws.


One of the bills before the Legislature which
should become law is that to prohibit life
insurance companies from eontesting the pay
ment of losses on policies, after receiving
premiums thereon for two years. The bill
provides shat any life insurance company
doing business in this state, shall, within two
years after the date Of any policies of insur-
ance granted upon life, ascertain the truth
or falsity ofthe representations of the assured,
upon making his application for insurance !;
and should said insurance company receive
from the assured, or his assigns, two annual
or four semi-annual payments or premiums on
his life, that said insurance company shall be
considered as having waived any defence it
might have had, on account of any misrepre-
sensations made by the assured in his appli-
cation for insurance.
The bin provides, also, that if the assured
shall do any act which, by the terms Of the
policy, that would annal his policy, the COM
pany must also waive any defence on that ae-
count if it received premiums for two years
The bill provides further that any insurance
company may file petition in the circuit
court for the county or superior court of Bal
timore, wherever the assured may reside, re-
quiring him to show cause why his policy
should not become void for misrepresenta-
tions alleged in the application or for any act
expressly prohibited by the terms ofthe policy,
within two years from the date Of the policy
or the time the prohibited act was done.
Mr.. Webster, of this county, has introduced
bill to repeal section twenty-six, article
twelve, code Of public general laws, and enaei
the following in lieu thereof:
mo hawker or peddler shall buy for sale on
of the state, OF buy to trade, barter or sell, OF
offer to trade, barter or sell within the state
any goods, wares OF merchandise, except tresi
fish. oysters, vegetables aud fruit. until hi
shall have taken out a license for that pur
pose.
Mr.. vanderford has introduced the SAINT
bin in the Senate.