The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-09

record ct the Office Of james Griffin, ESQ,
Register. during the four weeks ending Sept
4th, 1869:
Richard Husbes and others to South Fork
Coal and Iron Co., March ], 1869, AIS acres
and I44 perches and mineral right of 21I2 acres
| and So .perches- Consideration, nominal
Jacob Fronheiser ct to Isaac Bomgard
ner. Nov. 4, 1865, lot in Scalp Levei-$l50.
Jos. MDonald ct ux to John HOwells, May
7, 1863, lot in Ebensburg-$3Oo:
Cambria Iron Co. to F. W. hay, June 90,
1869, lot and impr'ts in JohnstowD-$2,O 900.
James Megan ct ux 70 John Cox, Aug. Z,
1869, lot in Cambria borough-$5O0
G. King ct ux to Chas Zimmerman, July
10, SO. lot and impr'ts in Johnstown-Sl.6O 800
| F. w. Hay ct ux to Joseph Rankin, July /,
1869. 10: and impr'ts in Johnstown-S4,U 900.
Johnstown Mfg. Co. to James Saedden Feb.
1S, 1869, lot in Woodvale-$S0O.
Same to Geo. w. Rough, May 90. 1863, lot
in SINE village-$30O.
Gotleib Bantl n to Patrick Dorsey, July 2,
1869. lot in Scalp Leyel-$225.
Henry Dunn to Peter G. Boland, Aug. 16.
1863, 81 acres and 20 perches in Blacklick and
Carroll townships-$4OO.
Hugh J. NJ Closkey to Ann Henry, April /,
1869, 81 ACRES and improvements in Washing
ton township-$l, 400.
Elizabeth Thomas and others to Edward
| Thomas J uly %, 1869, farm and improvem'ts
in Cambria township-$3 900.
Simon P. Kettering to Mrs. Susan Kettering.
acres aud IO4 perc's in Conemaugh tp.-$525
Daniel Plingle ct to Zephaniah Moore,
Feb. 23. 1869, acres in CrOyle twp.-S42.
Thos ] Hughes ct ux to Wm. R. Hughes,
July 8, '69. lot and imp'ts in WilmOre-$l $40
Sarah Leidy, Admx to Saml Brallier, Aug.
6, 1863. 332 acres and 10 perches in jackson
towRhip-$2,4 1871.
Same to samuel Wilson. Aug. 6, 1869, 100
acres in Rlacklick towuship-$9l0 OF.
Same to George W. Wagner, Aug. 6. '69,
"a IN, Ionka0n-&3S0
Al Haws and wife to w Rose, June -,
1869, piece of groLnd in Johnstown-$9O.
W j Rose and wife to Alex Kennedy, June
25, 1869, lot in JohnstOwn-$l50.
James CondroH and wife to Daniel HOllance,
June 81. 1869. $50 acres, less school lot and
timber. in White township-Sl 200.
Philip Collins and wife to F A Shoemaker,
August 80, 1863. lot and Improvements in
Ebensburc-$2 500.
d A Berkeybile, guardian, to Simon P Ket-
, tering and ] Clark Messenger, June lS, 1869,
one sixth part of l2 acres and lO4 perches in
Conemaugh township-$I. .05n
Simon Kettering to Mrs Susan Kettering,
August 81. 1859, one-sixth part of II acres
acres and IC4 perches in Conem'h twp 1928
Wm RYAN and wife to " m Ryan, senr Dec
, 10 1864, lot and impr'nts in Loretto-$50O.
r Edw'd Patterson and Nife to Margaret Wha-
, len, Oct %, 1867, lot and improvements in the
village of Gallitzin-$95o.
Sarah Leidy. adm'x, to simon Donmyer
August b, 1908. l2o acres anu 4VS perCnSS III
Jackson township-S2. .40s 10.
Fred'k Kretts and wife to Daniel Lininger
April 8, 1863, 80 acres and l5O perches and
3 improvements in Taylor township-Sl, ,Ol6
william Berkstresser and wife and Daniel
, Berkstresser to David Long, Nov %, 1861 Dc
| acres and ~ perches in Susquehanna tp-$3SO
. Michael MGuire and Charles M'ManaDy
, adm RS, to Benj p Anderson, July %. 'G9. 34O
acres and impr'ts in Allegheny tp--S2,OJ0
Francis Grassberger and wife to Andrew
Miller, April II, 1869, 100 acres and improve
ments in Carrolltown and Carroll tp-$3,61U,
AN ALMOST FATAL CASE OF "FARCY." 4"
.. IT W. BoGGs. the well known Government
: Veterinary Surgeon, writes from Washington
D. c., to Dr. s. B. Hartman Co., Lancaster,
: Pa ''While / was in Wilmington Del. at
= tending lot of government horses, was in
- oculated with Button Farcy'-a most intracta
; BILE disease. Ny legs were covered with blotch-
: es, which were filled with yellow pus. The
best doctors IN Delaware could not cure m e,
and WAS GIVEN UP TO DIE by them. Hearing
! | of nv case, you forwarded me a quantity o
= = your MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS, which
: / used as you requested. 1t is only necessary
for me to add that ] soon recovered, and that
u | am now -erfectly well. j shall never cease
l. praising your Bitters and recommending them
g wherever I CO." For description OF this dis
e ease see 1.-The Veterinarian" vol. xiii, p. 353
e MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS is sold by
!. Druggists generally Price 81 per bottle.
: PLAIN CLOTHES You mustn't imagine
4 that because they make fashionable clothes a
a Oak Hall, Philadelphia, and suit the veries
: dandy" with the style and finish of their cloth
!, ing they do not have anything plain and gen
u teeI for elderly persons and men of pIaine
! taste The truth is just the reverse. Wana
D maker & Brown give special attention to com
}, fort in making up their stock, and you can ge
e there a coat with a big collar, or a pair o
i broad fall pantaoons, or anything else you pre-
f;r lust as we'll as the styles and patterns tha
are more fashionably worn.
WHO IS JAMES j. MURPHY He i.
. a gentleman. Where does he live In Johns
roTn What street'7 Clinton street Wha
. numberf No. I09. What does he do HI
!. sells cheap made up clothing. Does he sci
|. cheap Yes, sir Has he boys clothing
Yes clothing for men and boys-shirts, col
lars, vests, pants, hats, caps. trunks. umbrellas
= and ali kinds of gents furnishing goods. Leave
' your money with j j. and you'll never rue it
' STOLEN HoRsEs Somerset county il
infested with horse thieves. Several horses
| were stolen last week and several men pursued
| the rascals to Johnstown, where they stopped
! beiug attracted by the superb made up clothing
of l. Cohen 4 Brother, No. 2l4, New York
1 Clothing Hall, Opera House, Main street
JohnstoWn, where they spent the price of &
\ horse in buying cheap clothing, and in carry
e ing it to Somerset.
r The Circus ALL who wish to get 9
: fine view of the circus, when it comes to town
e on the 18th inst should congregate before
t Murphy & Co.'S Dry Goods Store, Houston
J. House Johnstown. Ample preparations vii
be made to sell. if possible, five hundred dol
D lars, worth of cheap dry goods, dress goods
. quilt patterns, coverets, blankets. calicoes
n muslins, carpets, handkerchiefs, silks, satini
e and other etceteras.
d ANOTHER ECI1PsE There will be g
d total eclipse at Johnstown, Sept. 9th, to con
e tinue for two months. LeoT old Mayer is bring
a ing on a lot of goods that will eclipse anything
o ever brought to Johnstown. Before he goe,
/. he would like to sell off the remainder of hi.