The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01
Estate Transfers.
Deeds and Assignments left for RECORD during II
three ,oeobs ending March 10Th, 1S7l.

Ann Russell to E; rradchc, March ., 1871, lot
s. Gfochnonp to 5 I}erkey. Nov. 2. 70, 5i acres
| and perches and imgrts in Taylor twp q 200
and 80 perches in Clcaricld township. ,s45-
B; Byers 70 b. +. Byein, Nov 26' 1870 100 acres
Thea. Maxim to Isaac w Pringe, Feb iG Il
l., acres and 30 perchcs in Cr0yie township 5000
we acres fIn IN e} at to M0se hs Dec 800 800
Edward Farren to y. D. Criste, March Z, 1871,
Geo. Conrad to Henry II shaffer. Dec 81 '6s,
So PEI ches and mp'ts in Richland township. S5!o
James ilevlin to Chas Boyie, FEB. Ia, loIl; one one
p McGough to z; Mann, Feb. l6, 1871 - acres
Denuis sullivan to John G. Sullivan Dee II,
1870, 504 acres and imprts in Cleariieid tip $500
Benshof Heirs to Geo. Edwards. June Il. 10,
d. =. Hammer to John wilkinson. March II.
1871, go acres and 80 perches in Backlick. S400.
lot and improvements in Johnstown, s50Gg
ID: J. Thomas to r. j. Williams, Feb. Il, ISL,
half lot and improvements in Johnstown. 800.
J; J. Williams to E. ID. Davis April -, $50, lot
and improvements in .Johnstown: - 81 4cO;
John Gels to Emil Young, Feb f. ISL. lot ana
improvements in Johnstown ....-.-s s3GO
A. 3. Pringle to X. X. andrews, Jan. g. ISL,
Joseph Croyle, Admir- or Thos. Croyle, deed,
70 Geo. B. Wii1e and Others III IIstees, Nov. Is,
II, Graydon and others TO ID. BrOdhead, Dec.
2; 1928 one-fourth of q tracts (S,4GO acres in
Same to Jas. Shoemaker, Dec Q, 1893 on-siXth
Jas shoemalser to Jos. r. Priestly, May s. 1877,
1900 acres in Indiana aud Cambria........ 500.
J. 4. Priestly to Elias Baker, Jan. IS, 1857, the
Lew Rees and others to Jacob Hoffman, May
p lS.3 1905 acres in Indiana county. $500
J. Hoffman to John J"cobs,.Sept- TO- 1874, @ Ihe
John Jacobs to VIM s Bailey, Jan. % 1885,
Win. s bailey to Elias Baker, Oct H. -, I,tC5
acres in Indiana and Cambria counties g 600
m! ,ohm Heeqa9 to J, X; hoYer' Aug. Is io' 3 n
Lydia Biddie e EIi"s Baker, Sept. l2, 1851, i
p. 4. Hnnes to r. G. Moore, FEB l. 1871 2i6
acres and l04 pcrchcs IL Allegheny twp. *l-U1,
Geo Wehn TO a. warner April B. 1863, tract .t,.s Of
George warner to ii. Warner, April ), 1867, 20
acres and ~ Perches III jackson twp i;GS-
Cambria Iron 90. to ID. keeicr, sept. -; @ lS.S'
So acres ana l35 pcrches In Jackson twp Sl4759
r. VI. Flanagan 70 Z. and H. Nutter, aug ..
let9 Il acres and 100 perChes in Clearfield town
Win Craig to Annie McNorris, Aug. $ is.6,
Christ Brixncr to Richard williams, r.. ir..
March p, ISL As ,pcrches in Coopersdale. 1909.
same to N. j. Harris March 2l, ISL, lots in
Thomas SieE6at.icf to p. {. Diiitf, Ian S.S, g.
1871, GS acres and u pcrches and improvements
Geo. Bneam 10 Jacob j. Strayer, Nov. Is. $50.
21G acres and improvements ia oder Up. 81 500.
DIR. OIdsboe's Letter cf instruction, 10
Patients
We are constantly receiving letters from all
respecting our system OF practice and the course
OF proceedings necessary TO obtain from US a
me1ical diagntSlS, or medicines.
To facilitate the matter OF answering these
letters, and TO make plain the conditions re-
quired to obtain a thorough scientific and cor
rect diagnosis from ocular, chemica! and micro
scopic examination of the urine, we would saw:
In collecting specimen of urine for analysis
take that j1SL pttSocd an the HOT1iiiig, immedi
ately after sleep This is the only kind 10 be
Hundreds go Away from our Office without
receiving attention, because of not having OBJ
served this rule
No other kind will be eyamiued
Send about ttCO ounces in clean vial. less
quantity thar two ounces cannot be well tested
by all the different processes necessary in COM
Always give the name of the patient in fuH.
This is necessary i'll order to avotG the confu-
sion that might arise in the thousands of cases
that come before us; as also ii subsequent pre-
The fstu name and address of the patient must
hC given in all cases
fic sure to give the age of the patient. TO
know the age ia not only necessary to the repu-
latiOn of doses of medicine. but is indispensable
to The correct examination OF the case; as
healthy urine varies i'll infancy, manhood and
Without knowing the age. We will neither ex-
anime the specimens nor give medicines.
Unless the above instructions are strictly fol-
lowed no attention will be paid 70 the case.
Specimens of urine can he sent ny express
Out not by maid from any part OF the United
SJates- and medicines can be obtained by the
Our charges for examination and medicines
range from three 80 ten dollars.
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