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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

ss,O ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS. - For
Il sALE--oss ssoond,hsaa ENGINEERS TRANSIT ene
a. LEYELIkG INSTR NEAT. and one do. SURVEYORS
cONPAsS Cinch Meade vsnler, with ThPod Inquire Of
j. n. HOEBY. No. IS6 WhssTsL
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CTEAMER MASSACHUSETTS, Time changed
- CLOCK instead Of o'c och. aud ster THURS
DAY. SEPTEMBER s. Leave JamrssliP for ORIENT
gREENFORI, SAG HARBOR The Hampton, South Hold
ti-IrkN Nc
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SCHOOL and Home Education. Private French,
- German English aud Spanish ClaSsAl aud Commercial
Boarding aud Day school, with fne Playground and yba
SUM Nos A. 70 wst 76h beiwee Broadway and eth
Mr. Louis Ernst takes charge Of limited Boys
Reopens Monday, Sept. l6
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'l'dE K0CKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il AtEYACK, on the HUDSON
VIII REOPEN Sept. q. with full corps Of Professors and
Teachers.
fcr Catalogues and crclsrs spply Eurens Plunk No.
lso Broadway A. >. Barnss Bou No 81 John-st. T. j.
Grower esq, No. $50 BtoadwsyYor ~
ID. CT. MANSFIELD Principals
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Go iUbom It man Concern.

formerly PINKUS 20 come TO my residence. No q
RdKest within days consider myself a. divorced
MARCUS LANCE.
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AT THE METROPOLITAN INSTITUTE,

IA No 70 6thav between sh and Amty sta Ladies'
dad an eEcsDet selection of s nor wsrecommended SER
WANTS, German American, ih, &c, at wages 10 suit the
times The propso having been in the business for number
81 year, conducts the Institute "a lsbs busDeike
nef Ode By sii VII With prompt attention. Also
s-sntad, wellrecommenjsd se-vaEA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

TT,HE NETWORK HIGH SCHOOL, Nos
aud l2s Broadway. MAdsen,9qaTs III reopen on
M0NDAY, Sept o. z. " w REDFlELD
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PASSPORTS United States PASSPORTS pre-
Il pared and Issued a. the Government Agency, No ~
Pine
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unnis.

A GENTS WANTED to sell VAN ANDENs
A Potent Portable sl COPYING PRESS with Book, all
,omplete Sells readily Good agents clear rio per day
inrse discount local travelling agents Send for cir
culsr Address Box No. 81, PoRghEeepie, N. Y.
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DASSPORTS.-U. S. PASSPORTS promptly
procured from Washington at reduced rates, by GUIDO
SCHMIDT Notary Public No st-GeEnsD easiou,
respectfully solicited
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IN Womsn 4 anxious 70 procure situation as HOUSE
WORKER prefers he country GOOD Plain Cook good
sser troueE three years last place kind
and obgingi Win make herseh generally useful Cal No.
CJ9 Broadway. up 5tsira.
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SERVANTS of the best kind, with thoroughly
investigated character Sna publications including German
yrench ESgish Scotch Irish, &C. BE- found e Clinton
Fa AID door East VI Broadway formerly
Bbe Hoase French and German spoken. lady In
Attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-23

- p. JENKSs SELECT CLASSICAL and
IA. MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL will be reopened on
MONDAY Sept 1861 At No. llss Broadway between 23th
and2 qth.s.s
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
MAR RE

On the 2lst inst, in the NJ. E. church 10 Hsr-
risburg, Pa, by the Rev. Robt. J. Carson, the
Rev. j. S. HufingtOn, of Smyrns. Del, to Mrs.
Mary Hooper. Of the fsrmer plaes.
Nov. 2lst. in the morning, 10 Leipsic, Del.
at the residence Of the brides father, by the
Rev. T. W. Msclary. Mr.. Samuel J. Burton.
of Psnn's Grove, N. j.. to Miss Ssllie E. Ma
clsry. of LeiPsic. KeRt county, Del.
With bs,h the above we received some ex.
celIent cake. We wish the happy nuplisls q
great deal Of hs ppiness and Presperiiy.1
In St. Georges Hd., Nov. Goth. 1851, BY Rev.
I. Riley, J. "a. Roihwell TO Ellie, daughter oi
Andrew Eiiseon, both of New Castle CO.
Nov 2lst. 1861. on the Levels. by Rev. Geo
Fes;, Wm. Reynolds, of Newark, 10 Mariha
c., daughter Of the lste Major WIN. Roth well
On Nov. l4th, by Rev. WIN Marshall, R C.
JusIis. OF CsRden, Del, TO Mary y. Cranston
Of New Castle CO
On ths the 2lst inst, by Rev. P. Mansfield
Mr. Ornsbee ToxsF and Miss Joanna Sm.ith
beth Of New Castle co.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

The New York Post says that letters re-
eelved in thai city frsm England cay that the
English government refuses to grant clesrAn-
ees from EOglish ports to American with arms
for tho United States. Shippers will have to
send them from Continental ports.
GRAIN CRoP or OHIo-The total wheat crop
of Ohio Tor the past year is %, $40, $50 bushels,
an increase Of l0294.5l2 over the previous
year. The corn crop for the same 10 9l $685.
Y04 bSshels, sn increase Of %, ,2Sl, 1851 over the
previous year
! General Halleck has issued orders against
harboring or trusting fugitive slaves within ouI
lines. as they are knewn TO be used as spies BY
the esemy.
Sorpe 400 sesmen, stationed at Fort Ellis
worth, and 200 msrines have lett Washinglou
for Cairo, to man the gunboats there.
The stone feet sent south from New Eng.
! land consists OF 25 whslers, all old ships and
barquea. averaging 235 Isos each.
Barnuu offers 81 900 for the lone represents.
| tive Of Southern Chivalry found drunk at Beau.
fort when taken possession Of by Our troops.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

ABy ofeur readers afflicted with the Scrofua
or Scroiuloas complaints, will do well to read
the rsmarks in our advertising columns respect
ing it. But little ef the nature of this disorder
has been known BY abe people. and the clear
exposition of ia there given. will prove accept
able and useful. We have lsng admired the
searching and able manner, in which Dr.. Aver
treats every subject he touches: whatever has
bis attention at all. has great deal of it; he
masters what he undertakes, and no one who
has a particle Of feeling for his afflicted fellow
man, can look with indifference upon bis labors
for iss SICK READ what he says Of serofala.
aud zee in how few words and how clearly he
teils us more than we ell have known of this
insdieus and fatal malady.-SHn.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

General Hunters brigh, exploit ofretreating
10 St. Lo1is with his whole army is beginning
60 bear the fruit which might have been ex.
Decled. The rebels have burned Warsaw, and
csptured U. 8. train Of 200 men. Crowds si
Union refugees are arriving al Jefferson city
in destitute circumstances from The southwest
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
DIE: ID

On Saturday, 23d inst, Mary E.. daughter
Of William and Elisabeth A. Wilds, in thI,
town, aged 7 years and ii months.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
A CARD.

take this method of informing my friends and the
public generally that. owing to the unsettled OF
the country. al This time find that necessity cOmpes
to change my way in doing business. as they sell
in Philadelphia almost exclusively for cash and, il
time is given, Il very short, consequently, have
determined to commence the CASH SYSTEM from
this day. which will enable me TO sell Goods Of all
kinds at very low prces-hopng by strict attention to
business To merit continuance Of ny Friends patron.
ags. Come and examine my stock. and will con.
you that It will be TO your interest TO huy for
| cash. JOHN II. BEWLEY.
Smyrna, Sept. 18th, 'I6
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

CORN As FuEL-We have sometimes heard
Of corn being used for fuel, but were slow to
credit the reports. 1t is now, however, pos
itive'y asserted by prominent business men who
have been in Iowa that ear corn 10 actually the
ches pest fnel TO be found there, and it is being
used as a substitute for wood. At Clinton. on
the Mississippi river. oats can be purchased in
large quantities at ten cents per bushel. All
the hogs 70 be had are being fed, in order to
dispose Of the surplus grain. but the supply Of
stock is inadequate. This is much better than a
famine. of course but it is anything but ia
oFahls report for the farming community of thai
section. financially considered. 1t is rather
hard living when bushel Of corn will not buy
pound Of sugar. What is the cause of this
Tbs crops have been good. but not superabun
dsnt. There is heavy foreign demand, and
prices on the seaboard are not low. Still
farmers in the West realize little or nothing
for their grain. The Western papers give a
the cause, the high price of freigh,s to the sea
board. Can that be the OBly cause!
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
Cal at y. III. BeaUley's
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The subscriber is now opening. al his Store on Com.
merce street. Smyrna, very large and we'll selected
stock Of BOOTS and SHOES. which were bought for
cash, at greatly reduced prices in order to Tut the
times. They consist in part Of Ladies' superior Black
Lasting Caters. with Aeels, from IS cents 81 IS
per pair; Ladies' Lace Boots from 60 cents to 81 per
pair; Mems Calf Boots. quilted bottoms. from S. to
90 so Mems Long Boots. from 81 25 TO SO 5O Misses
and Childrens Shoes from I2 to so cts Call and
examine for yourselves, and you will find the cheapest
and best selected sOck Of Boots and Shoes before
offered in this market Call soOn and you will fad
Us on hand. ready and willing to sell you great bAr-
gains.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
Ths sS.ayisg Of the C15lo Between Arrics
and Eur Ipe.

ThsszaYiwg OF the Ci5Io Between Africa
and EufIpe.
Ths sss~ sTsisn Of the cah.e bstwsen Africa
ssa Frsnes has solved t'e question as to the
great ebstacie TO be met IN Ih;s : I'D of enter.
priss, and hss set The scirnIIae world at work
IN the resea Feh OF means % overcome it THIS
pbsissie resides IN the wsighi OF tae cable, aud
fts want OF elasticity. Il has been aseeriAined
that 81 depth Of BET ~sen two sHd thr. o thnu
saad rjs the wires would break by their nwn
wsighi. IL 10 this we add the toes n9 aud Ds
ling produced By the motIon Of the sh o on tbs
sss, We must coma IO the Conclusion that a
fsr Issser d%pth can cause the rupture OF the
cable, Aad defeat, in second, the wheis opera-
Elsn.
The French have been obliged 10 stroRgle
Of their own expense. against the obstacles,
sne 10 70 bat By dint Of repeated attempts tina I
ihsy have succeeded. Three expeditions ere
seat, Sne altar the other; the 6rst two were
sssuacsasiui, and lOsI tNO cab bes. The Inlrd
svecesded; bat oHly by givaz up the original
hns. .snd BY making and ungle weetwsrd, ia Ihe
ausetisn Of Spain, go as to avoid 100 great
sspahs Formerly, the line was di,ecl from
Teul,n TO Algiers-sbo x hundred miles
through the Balesrie islands new the cable
Tuns from Toulon TO Ps,t Vcsdres, in the
PTyanees, thseee 10 Mshon, 9 nd from Mako 90
70 Algisrs.
Ths Eaglish ARd French sGvans are buy in
sading a hind Of cable uaiting Iight0ess &C
1~xibility. Mr.. BovsI,. q Captain Of the Eng.
lsh ssvy, has imagined a very light cable
covered with hemp, and DR.. Evans, a well.
ksawn American. residing in France. has sd
asd 10 il 60 many i'm provements, that his i'm
pre'snenIs may. Ia themselves, bs looked upor
ss inventions. These Isbors hsving been ae
oOsapIishsd SAes the laying Of the cable be-
tween Africa sRd Europe by ths French. it i
hsped thst fa'u's undertakings of the kiad viii
set have ts Pass through ths game experiment.
amd Irials
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

TOrAL hbsrISEscE IN the ARHY. Mr..
ia one Of bis recent letters TO the
Lono0n Tin's, says.
Dse Y ..o NAN agencies on which the ehie 70
u the the army rely far the sbIIshn ent OF
dlseip ipline is total Abstlnencs. Never has Bae-
ehas IN sll mis- forms and poor John BarIe yeorB
hsen go prosecuted in any army in the world.
The sword has done what the pen never dared.
saa 10 ell inteats and purposes the sale Of drink
20 q soldier is crime, snd drink of any kind 10 q
sxslH1s ct prokibitUn ct per sc. One grim
eesossl rebakes bis &c plain and threatens him
VITA arrest fer "driaking and hddling in bis
txnt," and intimsIes il was disrespeciful to h i
eennsading efhcer., possibly ou the grounds
eaf By the fndiana eoloUel for q similar offense
I" xss are TO consider yOarssh under arrest, sir
fsr nakisg a row IN your quarters and MT ask
tng ass Dc H." Another has 4 jsdeisi decisioi
Sd shs qasstIon whsthsr lager beer is OF 10 no
as IsisEIeAting drink, and It ID decided iu tn
nrgssiss TO the Joy OF Deutschland. who 200
psovss the eontrsry. and the Isger 10 pat in th
isJsx expHrg storiGs slro.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

The government will not call for more vol.
aasesss uafil - 10 ssrhoriz-d 90 do. 90 BY Csr.
evess. The law authorizes by mistake a mil
lea sf mes. asked in two ssis Of Of 500 900
sssh, has she inieat OF the law makers was
hall a nillian. The regular service will be
ksps open for recruits afler the volunteer ser.
ssss 10 allied. q, 49,.
Yyfsssn thoasAnd leitsrs srrivsd 1T New yssl
ey shs ssss steamer, being about one letter fol
s<syv ms1 we have in she expedition. A pos
sx5xs Aas bsxp established sG Port Roysl.
ssFw<nsyshve rebels, esp'used on Santa Ros'
s.,..a sar,ag the night attack on Wiissn'
ssmp haze arrived 81 Fos wsrrss, Rssss'
kegksf
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
BACON e. HERRING.

! sra sellipg good prime Shoulder Bacon at
S6 rs per hundrsds SIDE Bacon, clear Of bone.
Tor 90 so psr bed,s sElrs Ssgar,corvd Has,s
at li c's. per Ibs and good new Herring frsm
81 80 70 $3.50 per bbl. Call and see for your
selves. j. u. BEwLEY.
snyrus, Sept 18th, 1891.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
Real Estaie Agency, Auction.
eering. &C.

Having for many years, been engaged, in the lower
portion OF New Castle county, IS Auconeer and re-.
Gently Real Estate Agent IN Dover, Kent county.
capacity. ] havs just taken an office in the
WEBB BUILDING 2e4 Market street. below Third,
I'd story. Testimonials can be produced, from gen.
regard 10 my qualifications Those who require my
seFvices and prOmptness as an Auctloneer and Real
Estate Agent respectfully Requested To give me
call. My terms IN all cases will bs moderniei and
nv undiylded attention and iDdeiatgGble exeriioni
will be my moio in the Transaction Of business en-
| trusted 70 me. The peopls Of Wilmington, and par
licularlT New Castle county, who have Real Estate
end sos Of every description. dispose Of will Gns
| 10 10 their interest 20 give a tall.
| .~.- n. s.. 70. T. RICHARDS.
N.9-Renis and collections Of all kinda prompt!
attended 70 in all portions Of H0w Castle county
| Having for serss nf year. besn engaged in LOAN
ING MONEY on bond and mortgage. all persons wal
4 6nd me snerge,ic and prsmpt 10, this department
| isryi,y ID. II. RlckARpS.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
Notice TO Gunners.

All persons hereby warned not 10 trespsss upon
the pr, ofthe subscribers with Dog o: Gun Any
person so offending will be dealt with according 70
Jaw. L. NJ. BELL,
N. T. UNDERWOOD.
Get. 10, 6l.4t
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28
TAILORING

The undersigned would most respectfully inform
the citizens of Smyrna and the surrounding country
that he has again become a resident among them. and
has also commenced the business ofTAILORlNG, in
smyrna. where he would be gsd TO meet all his old
friends and patrons and all others who deslrous
el having their eother and made in the latest and
best siy les, and PERFECT guaranteed III every
case where they made under his immediate dirsc
ton. WIN. III. BAGGS.
maya
Smyrna times., 1861-11-28

MrTTENs FOR THE SOLDIEUs.-There is a
ready. susy and economical mode of supply ing,
at an early day. ell The soldiers with mittsns.
which may be generally adopted by psrsons
who are disposed to add to the comforts of fthose
who are sus'aining the Gevsrnment on the field
OF battle, The Woo!len cast offcle,hlng which
is ussslly cut into carpet rags, or seLl to the
scrupalous manufacturers, is an excellent ma
terial for mittens. In every family the old
clothes which are thrown away, can be used.
Aay one can cut out a pair OF gloves or pair
Of miltens from these pieces Of cloth, and ma Ike
them up in very short tine, into good, warm
and Farvicable covering for the hands. The
advantage would be, abundant material at hand
and thousands Of hands at work, for there il
scarcely a house in which. from material &C
cheaply supplied. there could not at least be
ose pair Ofhands engaged in making a pair Ot
cloth gloves, which would not take long to
furnish an abundant supply to the army, long
before ordinary, manufactures could supply
them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21

pecpcl then every one Of 'em says It's Black Re.
publican insttushin ond they turn tratcr and wont
go into darncd fte tharcfour thay air enemies
ofour country and ought 10 be oil hung.
Ole Abo is the "bully boy with glass oyei" he
Is all punkns; he kan take his oats; he is the cap
ten Of our patriotic cxpedishu and he will lead
US in glory thru the Irreprcssibcl Conlkt that will
shiyer to thundcation the old ship Constitution or
any other rotten old vessle that may maik war
against freedom, free speech and free russons Of
cutler. (Tumultuous opplause) In the celcbra-
ted language of PAUL, tho Apostle, in his inogarcl
addressto Fred Douglas and Horace Greedy | say
"pitch in and gin 'cm fits who first cry hold en-.
nun!"
Fellers the Republicans hav wun crate VIC
tory, tina hav got all the offices, aud now we must
root hog or die to keep 'em. The locofocos have
been in Office so long that thay hav got as fat as
pigs in November, while MS Republicans have been
stanin out in the cold till we air as thin as two
shin shirt and as poor as Jarsey grass hoppersi
but now, for the first time since ole Eclampsus
first was born we ken give the hailen eign. Eel.
lers am exhaustcd--I am too fun Cor further de.
livery-I have got an cmoshun in me rs big as a
stcyepipe hatl kin say no more but will sell
you Smiths Concrdpuloted Essence Of Sndik Inqcr
Yards that you have red SO much about at twenty
five cents a bottcl. Walk right up with youl
quarters and git it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
New Post Master.

JoHN CAsKEY Esq, editor of the Republican, has
received the appoin tment of Post Master at this
place, and taken charge ofthe office. 1t is que.
ry TO many Democrats how Mr. Caskey got this
appointment froma Democratic Administration. -
We have been asked the question at least hun,
dred times; our answer has been that we do not
know 1t is certain that he got it through the Sc.
cret connivance of some Democrat, or Democrats,
who are now being pretty plainly spoken of by
Democrats generally. We cannot, of course, fault
Mr.. CAsKEY for taking the Office. We suppose
he will make pretty good Postmaster, but it
goes powerfully against the grain to see it trans
ferred to him by an administration of whom he
could not say bad things enough. 1t goes down
pretty tough, too, with goodly number of Re-
publicans who desired the appointment of Mr.
CAMERON, or Mr.. LEoPoLD. Hereafter it might be
as well for the people ofthis vicinity, both Demo
Gratis and Republicans, to watch and pray little
more than they have been doing in ii mes past.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
For the Campaign.

1t a matter of general interest to our readers
to know that Weimer s. Schumacher, of Akron,
are now receiuing a very heavy stock of Drugs
and groceries for their wholesale spring trade. 1t
is well settled in this county that w. & 5. sell
goods fully as low as they can be bought in Cleve-
land, which leaves the difference of transporta-
tion in favor of the buyer. They sell great
many goods to this county, and the reasons for this
are that they sell at low prices, and the goods al
ways turn out just as they are represented.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
Surgery.

On Saturday 10th inst DR.. A. S. MAXWELL of
Davenport, Iowa, assisted by Drs. Cook, PoMERINE,
by amputating the right breast of Mrs. RMNsBERo
of Berlin township, this county, a very large
scirrhous tumor--the gland having assumed ma
lgnant character. We are glad to learn, by the
attending Physician, that notwithstanding the
very delicate health of the lady for some consider
able time previous to and at the time, the opera
tion seems to promise success.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
GOdey,s I,ady,s Book for March.

This Invaluable Magazine is on our table. 1t
is quite up to- if itdocs not exceed any previous
number. 1t contains whole sheet of Spring
dresses and bonnets. 1t also contains double
extension fashion plate colored, containing six fig
ures, in which our ladies can see the fashionable
coors of the day. The engraving, "Christ bless.
ing little Children" is one of the best we have
ever seen. Terms of GoDEY's LADy's Book, So,
per year, in advance. Address l.. A. GoDEY, 323
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
Died.

DlED--On the 18th inst, OF Diptheria, LUCY
M only daughter Of WILLIAM NJ, and DELliAH
LoUrHER, aged 8 years, months and 10 days.
Our embraces are over,
She iondly passed on
To the land Of bright angels
Her spiritha gone;
We cannot regret
That she's trcadng the shore
With the wreath immortal
She'll wear ever.nore.
We cannot regret
That her pure angel smile
viii oft tend to lead us
From error and guile.
She rests, our loved one;
Her sorrows are O'er;
We never could call her
From Heavens bright shore.
Where innocent childhood,
And affection 50 pure,
Has found blcst haven
And love to endure.
Mt. Vernon papers please copy.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
A New Fashion.

Yes, new fashion for the ladies'. They, of
course, all want to know what it is Well, we
were in Akron few days since and We noticed
that up there when two persons were walking
abreast. and the walk CHANGED to be too narrow
for them to get comfortably past any one whom
they might be meeting they invariably went single
file, thus dividing the walk with those whom they
passed instead of crowding them off in the mud,
as is the fashion in our town. We do hope that
some whom we might name will learn the Akron
fashion. 1t would decidedly improve their man
nerS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-02-21
Who to ask Fayors Of.

Never ask favor from pdrpenu or a"Jack in.
Olice;'' for if granted at all, it will be in man
ner the most humliating to yourself; and never,
ifit can be avoided, except one from any man,
unless you are certain that he is gentleman in
feeling, in which case he will have more pleasure
in comforting than you in receiving.