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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

Chinese How ntnra.
Puppies, and otlter Game, ere
Prepared fer Celestial Epi-
cGscs.
The Hosg Kong correspondent ofiho
Newark Mercury writes.
You have often heard. no doabt, Of tho
high regard in which rats aud puppiesa are
held BY the Chinese, and you may haveread
some thing as to the magnitude Of the
uude which has grown out of the prevail
ing appetite Tor these luxurios: but vcrr
few Of your readers, perhaps, havo had
ocnlar demonstration, m J have done Of
the wide extent Of the preya,unF rat and
dog consuming custom. Being recently
IN Canton, after exploring other points
OF interest I paid visit 70 Rat street.
which derives its name from the many
restaurants In which nothing but rats are
served up, aud the many shops where
rats only are sold. Thy were exposed
for sale in every stylc-alve, dried.
smoked, etc, aud the shop-kcepers ia-
formed us they were "very good" "a
perhaps they were TO those who could
appreciate them. In q dog restaurant.
visitcdin our rounds, we lonsd Ia front
room several tables surrouaaed by Chi
ncsc, who were regaliHQ themselves upon
dog, served In variety ofstylcs / took
a seat at one Of the tables, and diah OF
stewcd dog was promptly placed before
me. Il looked inviting, and its odor was
not bad, but did not venture 70 psrtake.
In a small cup upon the same table, we're
the eyes ofa cat, which is here very
delicate and expensive dish. but the sight
OF them TO any but Chinese, Is not u
be regarded as tending to sharpen the
appetite. In the back room were bamboo
cages, placed in tiers, containing dogs
and puppies Of every ago, siae and color.
Black dogs are supposed 70 be the most
dolicote, and command the highest price.
A person desiring 70 feast upon dog, has
merely to step into restaurant and se-
leot dog or puppy, according to his
tualc, which will at once be cooked in
whatever style he prefers. l believe
there is a work upon China which denies
that the Chinese cat either rats, cats or
dogs-but the mistake is avery bald one.
] have seen dogs txpoaed for sale in tho
markets Of Hong Kong, and IN the same
city have seen the people eat both rats
and dogs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

much entertainment, but another obsta.
Gle presented ilssle-I had no candles,
however, the woods afforded plenty pine
knots--with these l made torches, by
which | could read, though | nearly spoil
ed my eyes. Many a night have | pass-
Cd in this manner tin n or O'Clock
reading to my wife, while sho was hatch
elling, carding, or spinning,
Time rolled on, the payments, for my
land became due, and money, at that
time, in Ohio, was cash article; howev-
or, did not despair, bought few
stcars; some bartered for, and others |
got on crcdit--mY credit having improv-
cd somewhat since the calico expedition
-slung knapsock on my back, aud
started alone with my cattle for Romney
on the Potomac, where sold them, then
travelled on 10 Litoh6eld, Connecticut
paid for my land, and had just 81 len Ia
bear my expenses homo, 600 miles dis
tant. Before l returned, / worked and
procured 90 cents in cash; with this and
my dollar | commenced my journey
homeward, laid out my dollar for cheap
huircombs, aud these with little Yam.
kee pleasantly, kept me very comrorta.
bly, at the private houses where / stopped
till | got to Oswego, on the Susquehannu
where had power Of attorney to col.
lect some money for a neighbor in Ohio
might proceed and onumcrutc scenes
without number similar to the above
which have passed under my own obscrv.
alton, or have been rotated to me by
those whose vcracity have no reason Ia
doubt; but from what have written, you
will bo able to perceive that the path oI
the pioneer is not strewed with roses
and that the comforts which many ol
our inhabitants now enjoy have not been
obtained without perscvcring exertious
industry and economy. What, let m,
ask, would the young people Of the pres
ent day think Of their future prospects
were they to be placed In a similar situu
tion to mine in lSO3l
How would the young miss, taken from
the fashionable, modern parlor, covered
with Brussels carpets, and ornnmentet
with pianos, mirrors, &C., &c, manage
her spinning wheel, in log cabin, on
puncheon floor, with no furniture excep
perhaps, bake oven and a split broom ~
Atsome future timc,I shall be pleased tc
continue this interesting subject.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
aNol lIlnt Kin1.Lndln... !.

A gentleman doing husiness In one Of
our large towns, was presented with a
beautiful kitten. Not long since, coup
10 Of young Indies, one Of them named
Julia, happened into the Csure, and of
course, kitty, as kittens and babies al
ways do, came in for an immense quand-
~ Of endearments and oaresses.
"Oh, my Whist a sweet, darling little
kittyl What is lie namei"
1T has not been christen6d ybt!7
ooh, the dear little thing Do esll il
Julia-won't you'll"
81 should be very happy 70 do so" said
our gallant bachelor frien6--'bni, it-lt
-isRt that hind Of a eatl'
Kitty was deposited on the floor in a
twinkling, and a couple Of young ladies
were seen anxiously locking around for
good place 10 faint.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
PoInIed PrnHer.

A Yankee from Maine, being at Buena
Vista the night before tho Dsttle, and
somewhat doubtful of ihe result, went
out of hoaring, as he supposed. and made
the followin prayer;
"Oh, Lord, here we are, shout four
thousand on us, and twentT-fonr thousand
Mexieans-enough to swallow "a without
greesing. Now, ifyou eau help Us, do it
1t you can't, for Heavea's sake don't
help the Mexicans--and just hold OF till
Tomorrow, ard you'll ses ons OF the glul
darndest fights you ever saw n your lie.
ionrs. respeotlulIy, amehm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
VVhat the Dcmocrnis Endorsed

What tie Democrats Endorsed.
The Democrats who voted for VIM. N.
H. Smith, Of North Carolina, for Speaker
have demonstrated that the amimus Of
their party is slavery, and nothing else
as we showed last week MFR. Cox has
professed great adherence for the slave
code, and at one time, refused to vote for
any one who was not in favor ofthe d oug-
las dogma; but rather than do anything
for the cause Of free labor he would even
vote for an advocate Of the slave code.-
The Washington States, the Douglas Or
gan, in speaking for Smith, says;
He adUocated the Slavery Code for he
Territories. He is from Hartford coun-
~, N. c., list lawyer by profession, and
was for many years, Solicitor in that iu-
dicial circuit. This was his first term in
the House. He Bas elected to Cou0ress
By Whigs and A mericans.
So, no! A pretty man, that, to be sup
ported by popular sovereignty Demo
crat! elected by the Wligs and Amert-
cans against a Democrat and IN favor of
The SLAVE Code! This is the kind of men
that our Licking county Democracy 90 in
for! Their Representative not only votes
for Know Nothing, but for SlaUs
Code Know Nothing rather than for
free labor Wing. Nothing like slavery!
But, says Mr.. Cox in reply, Mr., Smith
never was in Know Nothing lodge
Perhaps not--can't say--lodges all brol-
en- up-but the party is the same, and he
was member, in good standing, of the
Know Nothing party.
Hear what MIR. Mallory, of Kentucky, !
said, when he nominated him for Speak !
er:
81 announce that have been instruct
ed by nv party, formally to put in nom
in0tion as candidate for Speaker, w. N. |
II, Smith, Of N. c.
By my Pariyl Hear that, Mr.. Cox!
You supported the candidate Of the
American party, and 60 went over to
Americanism, because Americunism
meant slaveryi you supported aslaye-code |
American rather than free soil Wing. |
Again, hear Mr.. Vance, (South Ameri- |
CAM friend Of Mr. Smith, from North |
Cprolina. He said:
"Mr. McClernand and his friend had |
voted for the American candidate, and
should not his (Vance's) political friends
reeiprocatei"
Exactly Tho Democrts had hugged
the Know Nothings, and surely the Know
Nothings should hug back again. What
a loving time they must have hadl With |
what admiration would our Irish friends |
look on when Pilot and Herod were thus
made friends, aud our Representative,
with all his enthusiasm for the "brogue,p |
conquered his preiudices and sacrificed
dear old Ireland in order TO secure
Speaker that was a KnOiD NOI,iHg and
i0as in favor Of he aaUs eode.-NeuGrk
North A msricGH.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
A LOng-enrd schoInr.

Mr.. w. is one ofour most popular artists
and teachers Of drawing. The other
morning, while busily at work, he was
interrupted by a rough looking customer;
"Be you Mr., w. the paiuterl"
~ am, sir"
'YoIteaeh croeters TO draw, believer
eyes, sir" replied the artist, who fan
cied his visitor some wealthy old father;
''do you wish your daughter TO take few
lessonsi"
"No, sir, not my darter."
"Hour son, perhapsW
"No, not my son, neither"
"Who then, sirl not YOURSELF i hope"
"No, not myself but somebody dern-
ed sight more difficult A four-year old
mule bought eother day. Learn him
20 dralV, and dern me il I don't pewter
out and give you the biggest hundred dol
lars eyer you seed"
The lcountryman went down stairs with
4 hop, skip and ipmp, closely followed by
m old pair Of boots, meerschaum pipe
and sundry other moVeables.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
Minnesota aud wisconsin Tor
.nnu--n ~.


The Republicans OF Minnesota held a
State Convention. Feb. 22d, and appoint
ed Delegates TO the Chicago Convention.
II was the largest and most enthusiastic
body of men ever assembled in the State.
The Delegates are Stephen Miller, ID. A
Scombe, J. p Jones, s. p. Smith, A. H..
Wagerner, John w, North, Aaron Good
rich, J. McKusic. Thcy IRE the picked
men of the party. An out and out Re-
publican platform was adopted, They
resolved in favor of Representative Man
for the Presidential nominee at Chicago,
and proceeded to name w. II. Seward.
as the first choice Of the Republicans Of
Minnesota, and reccommendedto the del
egates from Minnesota 10 use all honora-
BILE means % secure his nomination In the
National Convention. The Convention
adjourned with three times three rousing
cheers for Seward.
The Wisconsin Republican Conven-
ton met at Madison Feb. 29th, Bnd ap-
pointed an able delegation to the Chicago
Convention. Tho d legatcs at large are
Carl Sohurz, Has Crocker, John r. Nc
Gregor, Thomas Stoddard. The Dis
trict Delegates are G. C. Sholcs, n. H.
Ram, Moses s. Gibson, j, r. Bcnnett.
Elisha Morrow, L. Frisbio.
The Convention was fully attended,
aud resolutions wore passed instr1otlng
the delegates to voto for william u, Be
ward for President
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

a schoolmaster, who had an intolera-
bic habit Of talking 20 HIMSELF was ask
ed by a neighbor what motive he could
have in talking to himselfl Jonathan re-
piled that hehad two good and .abetan-
tialreasons; "In the irst place ho liked
10 talk 10 a sensible mau: la tha next
place, he liked 10 hear q sensible man
talk"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

A SADAccIDENT WHILE SHOOTING PIGEONS.
by a special dispatch from Monrocyille
we learn the particulars of distressing
accident which occurred on the 9TH inst,
about three miles from Plymouth. Two
sons of Judge Stewart, Of New Haven,
Huron county, named Charles and Ed
ward, one aged twenty-five years the 9TH
er twenty years, were shooting pigeons
at a rOost there, when a gun in the hands
Of the elder was accidentally discharged
within about six feet Of Edward the young
or, and the contents Of the gun passed
through the back Of his neck, inangling
him in a shocking manner. AT last ac-
counts he was alive, but his recovery is
hopeless, The elder brother is nearly
frantic, and their parents are heart-strick-
en- with grief. The accident cast gloom
over the entire community, as the young
men were highly regorded.-SaHdlsky
Register.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

A Frenehman thinks the English lan-
euaQe Is very tough. "Dare Is look out, =
Re says, switch IS 70 put your head OUT
and see, and look out, which Is 10 haul
10 youI head and notsee- justconiForic.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

"Paddy, how do you like the Amori-
cansl" Faith, like them so well, that
I've a mind 20 become native"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

O1FProsperity is not without is troub-
les nor adversely without its comforts,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
George II. Hening,

Civil Engineer and County Sur
ysyor. Once ia sha Ehah's Block, over the Rank Of
4thn febler
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

a say, Jim, ! wunis 70 gib you a soit
Oh onmundeFkum.
NWahl wahl Sam fotch 'en on"
"Whtt Am dan yoa can DO only oncaaa
long as you hht"
"Nhy, niggr, dat an 70 kill myself
wild eating possum iat ob aourso.n
.G'way, chlle--it ana dis; you iis coleh
epig, and cut he tail "a, amaek, ss.oega
up,P
Those who Nish to dt8c DIOR
good paper viii fsmepbsf ne tas-sa
Cool Proceeding D,hsn SHOW
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
B. H. OgIe,
j. IA. HOrd,
NobIe, DeWoIfN Mobile.
JOHN G. LEE.
AN ~ EHhs NEiarNN H. hhE "
Lee a. Brewer,

at Law and Solicit.
afs Ia Chunocry. Rooms, 20 Singers New Bock, op
po'ite the Court House. Tihin, May ilth. 'Ss.T
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
j. j. steiner.

Attorney at Law, has resumed
che practice. and viii give strict attention to all bus
nen entrusted to him. Ohioe In the of Eberi
hlock, directly above the store room of Mr.. GeoTgs
Taylor, and opposite The Shawhan House. upls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
LEANDER STEM. WILLIAM NJ. JOHNSON
Stem 81 johnson,

Attorneys 4 CounsellOrs at Law.
Once In Hedges New Bloot, over Vollmer's cIothin
ttorei Man street. PTofe bus ness aud the
lscuon Of III kinds Of claims promptly attended to-
Tifn, bee 18th, ie5s.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
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L..

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DIRECTORS.
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Whisky is from grain which FIRST ground into meal mix
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
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manner his materials very large and Of the
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u IpT 5lt 4.5sG asd gu, f general G use
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his remedies as well Known to hepeope OF eGmon) nave
DIR =. =. ROSES E XPsG1ORANT Or COUGH
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bronchitis gg5 a7 Da,Isss cft L.HgS
T or asman Of he Lungs throat or BrOn
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In 1n9pnng Cough Syrup FOR general use the physician
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doctor ia he should cure his patient the Preten
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DR. }. :. ROSES PAIN CUREM.-Is,9.. popular
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THE PAIN CURER cures seaiis Burns, sPrains and
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