Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-25

Diplomatic correspondence from Madrid
states that Mr.. Preston will be received un-
conditonally, but that any proposition
touching Cuba will be followed by the gov
ernment sending him his passports.
Three moro State elections are to take
place this Spring. The Connecticut cleo
ton comes on the 4th of April the Rhode
Island election on the 9Th of April and the
Virginia election on the goth of May
Governors and congressman are to be cho-
sen in each of these States.
RooT PIG OR DIE.-The House yester-
day passed bill! to ring the noses of pigs,
sparing neither age nor sex. How many a
pig, now unborn, will rue this extra session.
-.Stdte Journal.
JuDGE MoLEAN.-Ths Gazette announces
that Judge Mclean has returned from
Washington TO his home in Cincinnati, and
says "we are glad to see that he is in the
enjoyment Of his usual good health"
A young man aged Is years, and his sis
ter aged 81 years, were drowl "a in the
Maumee river last Tuesday, two miles above
Pemysburg They resided at Napoleon
and were on their way to Toledo in small
boat, which foundered in the rapids at the
point indicated, with the sad result men
toned.
1t is stated that when Mr.. Stephens, of
Georgia, was asked why he retired from
Congress and public life, he said frankly
that he was on the train, (the Democratic
traiu,) and as a smash-up was certain, he
would get off at the first station" What
will be the fate of poor Buchanan, who is
on the engine and can't get Off
EUROPEAN TRADE.-We find an item in
the Port Clinton Democrat, which states
that ga trade is about TO spring up between
Port Clinton and Europe, which will at
once prove our harbor of national import
ance. Capt. TRowBRIDGE, of Toledo, has
completed a contract with our townsman
Mr. JACOB ScoTT, for 10000 oak lumber
to DO shipped from this port to Liverpool
Capt T., we believe, will load his vessel a
Mr.. ScoTr's mill, and set sail for Liverpoo
on or about the 18th of April."-Biaae.
The GREAT STORM EAsr.-A terribl,
storm commenced at Buffalo Friday nigh
at l2 o'clock and continued most OF th
day Saturday. Nearly foot of snow fell
The gale did some damage, but nothing
very serious.
The rain storm and gale at Albany wer
very severe. Buildings were shaken t.
: their foundation, and the dock and pier wer
submerged four feet by tho food A poi
tion of the Hudson River Railroad track wa
under water, and other portions were wash
ed away. Parts Of the track of the Tro
and Greenfield road were washed away.
HEADACHE. eminent Clergyman q
Pittsburgh, writes under date July 8, 1885
Messrs. Benz. Page, Jr., d Co.-Gentl'
men: take great pleasure in saying to 20
that made use of Berhave's Holland Bi
> tsrs, which obtained at your store, an
found special relief of severe headaeh'
] from which had long suffered, and beliel
, they were Of service TO me in relieving m
q stomach and head. Very respectfully,
SAM'L E. BABcooK.
Q KEENEpY's MEDICAL DIsooVERY.-f q
. er an article received its right name, this h'
certainly been legitimately christened, for
0 has been discovery in medicine that hi
i performed more cures than any other artic
o on record. You cannot mention the nan
I. Of Medical Discovery, eitherin the countir
room or the warehouse-the store of Il
IS tradesman or the shop of the mechanic-tl
5. ministers study or the editors sanetum-
!. the Merchants Exchange at two, or the m
II chanic's resort at one--in the parlor OF kite
l. en--b1t what some are ready TO speak o
@ what it has done for them in the cure
1t some dreadful humor. We would say
the afflicted Believe aud be healed