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Deaihs by Iobaeeo.-,Ii'ae he Rev. Grin Fowler, of Fall River, has published a dis quisition on the evils of using tobacco, in which he relates the following remarkable instances of deaths by the inordinate use of Tobacco:-

 The late Governor Sullivan, speaking of Governor Hancock, the early President of Congress, < c (. ov oTiiof Hancock was an immoderatc chewer of tobacco; but beng well bred man, and a perfect gentleman, he, from a sense of decorum, reffained from splitting III company, or in well dressed rooms. This produced the habit of swal- lowing the juice of the tobacco, the couse- quence of which was, his stomach became inactive, and a natural appetite seldom re- turned; the agreeable sensation of hunger could not be experienced but by the use of stimuiants, to satisfy which he swallowed more food than his digestive powers could dispose of. This Arrangement in chyli6- cation increased his gout, his stomach be- came paralytic, and he died at the age of 5S.o

 Again, says Governor Sullvan-.My own brother the active Gen. Sullivan, began early in life to take snuff. Itiniured essen tially fine voice which he possessed as public speaker. When he was Fan officer in the American army, he carried his snuff loose in his pocket He said he did this be- cause the opening of snulf-box in the field ofreview, or on the field ofbattie, was incon- venient. 1t times he hadyiolent pains in the head; the intervals grew shorterand shorter and the returns more violent, when his suf- ferngs ended in a stroke of palsy, which rendered him insensibie to pain, and made him helpless and miserable, and lodged him Tn the grave before he was 50 years ofage; and l have 10 doubt (says the Governor but all this sprang from the use of snuff.'' He adds-''l have known persons live to old age iii the extfavagant use of tobacco; but they bear small proportion to those who, by the habit of using tobacco have been swept into the grave in early or middle hfe."