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 Joseph c. Hempson, convicted of Bigamy. was brought up for sentence. The Court remarked that curious fact relating to him. self had come to their knowledge. It was, that while awaiting trial on bail, for marry ing two wives. he had married third. Our readers may recOllect that this Joseph c. Hempson, while in this village last winter, assumed the name of Dr. Adams, under which he figured largely. and succeeded in marrying Miss Elizabeth Hewlett, of Hemp stead. At that time he had another wife living in New York. He was justly sentenc- cd to the State Prison for four years and seven months.-Jamsica C.. I.) Times.

 Shta the Door."-The St. Louis Bulletin has the following, we think it very appropos at the present season: "fiow very annoy ing it is, when writing at the desk, with just fire enough in the stove to keep the room in a proper temperature of heat, with closed doors, to be obliged to get up and close the neglected to shut on leaving the room. A person properly raised will shut the door, if he find it closed upon entering a room. It matters not whether tt is cold or no, if the door be closed before you enter, or upon leaving q room, every we'll bred man will leave it in the same situation as he found it; or, in other words, he will " shut the door," You might just as well. and you have the same right. to raise one or two windows, and leave them 50. as to leave the door "open." when you find it closed. We hope this hint will take. ~~ ...s, 4t -a stA.