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CAUT1oN.-Mary Phoeney, native of Ire land, aged 24 years, lost her life in Jersey City, few days since, by an improper use of tobacco. She had for five or six weeks previous complained of being unwell. and had been advised by some persons to employ tobacco us . remedy for the illness. She accordingly procured two papers of tobacco. which she mixed with water. and retired to her room, and requesting Mrs. Conroy to fasten her in. which was done. applied the decoction in the form Of an enema. In the course of ten or fifteen minutes Mrs. c. re- turned to the room. and found the deceased lying on her face tn spasms, unable to speak. She died in about twenty minutes after being discovered. ..t,-

 Among the tcasts drank at tho printers celebration in Boston, were the following, the first by Col. Green. of the Post:

 Printers-the intellectual smelters, who receive the dross for their labor. while the world gets the metal. c.

 Newspapers intellectual spring into which every body dips his bucket, whilst few thank the fountain for its supply,

 Rev. Albert BoEmss, of Philadelphia, has dc0lned the D. D. conferred on him at the late commence ment ot Union College, on the ground that such ulse in hia opinion, arc not consistent with the spirit % the Savionr's injunction. Be ye not called Rahhis &c

 UNPMR.-The lOco6ocos are making use of a very unfair argument in Kentucky. They tell the tEeemsn there that if Harrison is elected Blair and Kendall will both come back so Kentucky. The Whies should reply to it. by saying they arc much more like ly to SO to Texas-PTOU. Jour,