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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

= sspsctfay 4nsounes that having om youth subj
= ns;e and a, q the ssteat Of Pulmonary and
Medicine
more enescoas - those diseases than med the
those BE- s.nsa that
his He assures the that he makes no pie,en-
" ~ y b. a and
he's peImitea Right I Rev 'I BSop ' oa
aas ASs sm h Ros
70 pSs He He Gsns a s AZ s
chronic diseases to ca at h Once ps i,2 Anns,
DT Sears would respectfully observe that he
se Ra. bss made TO hum and
disease Angina pecors Persons suce,to have gen raj
fatal tendency apply remedy uo " is death ike
Of %ss Of s .y de doubt e
dominated the ysitaton of God" It's and eharac-
breast bone commonly lower part oft attended with pans
o%a is a Sa s hs 1 SIDE ao
m se ana s ssenF ts ss arm those uee . j.
obreahos and generally eSpeence shornes. BREATH and
50 ms%s. Ss Of the hea on fast i
are ne constant and the often ENJOY
which become frequent, attended with peculiar and a
aani sesa,iqns and often growing suddenly fatal wheu
Dr. seas you'd observe t + has paid unusual
procure reports from hospitals Europe is country OF pos
morem EXAMINATIONS OF his disease Fr all thes, tn
numerous which under hen fully conf
zen, N BY affection Of The hear
tended with increased aeal and gen
orally ,eeuar and intermittent There probably no disc
h has pat 50 muc al def ince al be degmas theories
peience ebseraon and d, eliminating Judgment alarm
ing lac, That his disease is becoming more frequent
Sears flee liz Annstree will io the be open
The Vegetable Renovang Pills for sale at his off e ala Ar
street. al sn
A CARD TO THE LADIES.-The subscriber,
opinion othe female mind and character too far exatedts
sup o. io moment m me LADIES OF th city ana elsewhere
ed to paone mm but wishes 70 address himself their
DRAFTED STRENGTHENING Pasers were prepared with spe csrer
ence TO their favor and they
those who afflicted with coughs, cods asthmaths &c Tie
confident That If were possible to oantbe OF the ladies
could array which, for modest ane
respecahy would far outweigh his highest
skin will not so The white inen, and may be hy tbs mos
delicate female all Situations with comfort for on,
month
They sold atthe Bowery Medicine store $50 gewerv /,
the ladies' most obliged and humble servant.
miu N. W. BADEAU.
II Eek WITHs AnTI-DYsPEPTIC PILLS
Undoubtedly the useful popa al medicines
1r the ssent day IN relieving ALMOST vaet q disorder
headache stomach and bowels
ineipent diahoea cnoic jaundice
ioes medicine and eof .hergeae that
they seldom OF never produce sickre the gripping
circumstances OF with ss safety The
from many rspecabo physicians and others
Their Wild u decops Tor their each box They
may be had Of IL following agents.
~ Rshon Aspnwa IS william St. lie Brssdway - and
Astor House James Hart 2,s Broadway D Lewis Feuch
Noey Rscckcr l. E@sree, n East Rosd%@y
Allen Inaesol 3is Grand j. NJ Beakey lac Hudson
Thomas Grower, $50 Broadway Howe Bates 7s Chatham
st. James Weir, 2is ~ Grand 81.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining agencies or Mt whole
sale winpease applyto HENRY TURNER,
m2i $50 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

MEDICAL AID-Ofice removed to No. 100 Chatham
w =, near Pesr-DR WIN. EVANS long experience and
extensive practice in the treatment of Dyspepsia Worms, and
a diseases arising from functional arrangement in the
mach nesiincs liver kidneys, and bladder and associate diff
gfe organs have secured him the favor and confidence
tie public IN every stage ~ the above maades Dr. Evans
mode q treatment the unhappy sufferer health and
energy ~ the shortest practicable time.
DR. WIN. EVANS.
bnlce, No. 100 Chatham street. my3 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
.R. HAMILTON. a

lH. HAMILTON. surgeon II long standing, and su-
pil OF two ot the first COLLEGES r and the thsgy
pa practice OF physc and a Europe has moved ni
noe no 9 Coumnd street. where he may te cons,ltd on
sy dsense nodena TO human mon of uncommon,
delicate ndecate. The most desperate ied
IRON two days OF other desclHtlonin
hour popoftoned to their and nature Attendance nh
pl-v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
yApOR BAvUS.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED vAPOk
BATHS,

No Is John street.
p CARROLL returns grateful acknowledgements
j. 70 the public and the gentlemen Of the medical probes
os for the liberal patronage on MS establishment ~
years As the limits of newspaper advertisement precudes
virtues the vaper Bath, he begs leave merely to state that
has been found safe though powerful remedy IN an me io
ent cancersus ,umonrs diseases Of the joints catarrhal
plants Group affections Of The liver asthma sudden colds
dangerous complaint now 50 p Tr Es5ER
over which the vapor Bath has had influence almost
paaleled in checking and Graduating the fearful progress
which the weekly report Of ntermens announce OF us having
have on several occasions visited the yapor Bath Esta
hshment in John street. conducted by Mr. and Mrs Carroll
and have entirely satisfied myself that the Baths admins
tered there with skill and attention. aaEx y STEVENS
lean cheeruy state that have found the Baths IN John
ss' well attended TO- and yaEf fG% a No
have been for many in the habit Of sending patients
frequently taken them myself Upon ali occasions had rea,
son be satisfied with the skin with which they admin
isered and believe in this respect Mr. and Mrs Carroll
leave nothing 70 be desired BY male or ismalS pa5hs
Bahs are in constant readiness from O'Clock in the
aoring til O'clock at night day. Sunday excepted.
Baths Al all hours Of The day Portable Baths with cenpe-
tent persons to administer them when required sent to any
nexion with any other estabshnenThe Shakers Concen
Ssd srPs q ssr1P ~ .a and Lyerwo o Bsns
- MEDIcATED vAPoR- BATHS 200 Bowery
These Baths an improvement those Of Mr.. Whtlaw
whose wonderful have established character Of
vapor Bath The powerful auxiliary medical practice
and Dr. iacksons practice in almost variety of
disease las been equally successful few Of the specific e
tects OF the medicaed vapor baso remove the effects OF
mercury from the system may relieve difficulty OF breathing
and hence cure asthma and other diseases Of the chest lungs
TO give strength 10 the stomach the digestive organs and
dyspepsia and ts consequent disorders acute and
chronic inammatoH the peeng OF scronlous and
chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains and feelings from
the joints; the absorption Of dropscal hunor
cure govt all ITS iors m less time than ony other agent ht
erto used.
Also all kinds Of eruptve diseases Erysipelas St. Anho
nys Fire. Salt Rheum, Scrouous Eruptons Sc besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue, raises The spirits tranquizes
nervous irritation, and increases the appetite.
For the truth of these assertions, Dr. j. appeals with conf
dence the hundreds who have tested their curative power
These baths believed be the only in operation in
this country under the direction Of regular physician lis
proper 10 mention that they bear resemblance whatever
those employed III the ThompSonian practice.
Visitors have bath five minutes notice, from eight
O'Clock, A. NJ, 10 III T.. NJ.
A female always in attendance wait upon ladies the
rnrcu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

WARDS HAIR DrL.-rhc best article in use,
" Tor promoting the growth, aud giving elegant glossy
appearance in the hair Fof safe HDPPERS Pharmacy,
No 80 broadway, of Franklin Price Is
per bottle. oI2.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
SWAINT,s WORM suuAR PLuMs.-

SwAIM's WORM SUGAR PLuMS--An eiHcacous
- and convenient medicine FOR children, causing 10 he
discharged IN great numbers, and where there a
pcarance of they do much good IN carrying or the
erection of from the stomach and bowels which gene
rates hem and injurious tochidren alive For
sale by the pf0prrtors agent.
~ u. GRAHAM No 90 Nassau street.
myii III Corner III Fulton
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
Il Eek WITH,s ANTI nYSpE Es,rIf, pI1 | :

nR. CARPENTER continues to adni is,eI 10 The az
Hlced and unfortunate IN the prompt and
Slip. $3.50 ''' ~ my1- ,A
ID -. GOODWILL's DETERGEaT, Justly &c.
- leratea for he Of eonorkns and ana
complaints of hesrsans Of offered 10 the pubic
OF he cheapest articles aEeve dis
neses that can be found Itssa price, great virtue Of
which he pu6c are Informed that i6ooso bottles
AGENT ohe il To the public perfect confidence sold
wholesale and retail al Y. nj. Gnions Of Bowery
Grand street. at 5scen bottle, with full directions.
mv9Q.v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07


article several since offered the public confident
apology will be found for doing having Witnessed
IN The course Of many years practice the injurious effects OF
drastic purgative medicines, family pill, indies
crmnatey used ny those Ia literary pursuits seden-
ary habits and especially feeble delicate females The cha
acer of these pills for superior mdness (pod ucng
esiabcd and the proprietor has the satisfaction Of finding
very many medical OF the first standing
~ wen ~ Others who can duly appreciate them, lending their
ad ~ bringing inc arc. irto general will be by
the names subioned TO this article
Dr. Phnney would refer Of the most respectable
n yduas in the country who these pills In their
families for many years. and highly approve them The
following letter DR. Pnney received from BENJAMIN Knower
ESD, NJ Albany several years since.
Having suffered for tine with indigestion and haulen-
wasadyised try DR. : Phinneys or Bill
ous Pills and after using themfor time prepared
that they the mdest and ecaei0us their
ration OF article of the kind have used what
stomach procuring full Free and satisfactory discharges and
leaving The bowels In natural condition And the
chcertny recommend their 20 III who Of bilious habits,
need excellent family medicine, IN consideration Of the
high standing q the proprietor ~ the community medical
BENJAMIN kNOWFR
Albany, April 1885.
Reference, Nuc York CITY
Barnabas Bates, ESQ Mr.. Sanuelr Tis,ale,
Mr. Augustus Cornwall, Mr. Robert Folger,
MI William w. Macy
Ders Pharmacy, Si Broadway, corner Of Franklin street.
Price, 81 cents per box. my3l-6meod
Spice BITTERS.-Thcse biiters have been long
- celebrated for their peculiar virtue, In terrifying and
strengthening the omach they appetite and help
digestion and purify the blood obstruction
and found very useful IN removing aundce they pro-
dnce OF the breath removing al scorhu,c AMI
savory bcchng, and great preventive teves
and They useful in all
particularly In the spring, by bracng the hbrcS and pre-
venting that darrccabc istesSness and weakness arising
frequently from relaxation the approach Of weather
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by -
NATHAN ". GRAHAM
mll-W 90 Nassau st.. OF Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.-

DROP-A srglsboe ofthis iufl bic remedy fgg venral
disease When used directed has occn d IN every
e sise '9ie aad speedy cure ha,nsneye tad ~ ,e-
ever discovered docs r9un hny estnc5n Diet fics
sl-to beobtnined dolly a. the Office Division street Acs
gratis 10 any person. " ~ 90 n,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

\ ONEIT AND ADORuGp BY ALLAN Elk.
- 'bLLbNT ARTICLE FOR PERSONAL BEAUTY
Considered - an object ever commanding uncgncd adra-
ton awakens socudc for its attainment preer.
Naton AMI The toilet becomes ds parment both omportance
and utyi especially where dsccent prcsdcs in the
Fortms purpose Lady Moutague Compound Chinese soap,
prefers attention, founded nearly century of trial CON.
bring elegance Of preparation with The prominent requisites
safety and efficacy u has Obtained extensive patronage
rcher and ustancr of the complexion and preserving ua-
l ~ agreeable dexbiiy solness, and transparent qua.
tam Dr. jas w. Hart Bowery and Waller Prcc
cents per cake mv2s9m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

tvOSAOAs HemDer VI the fSoya college
Of surgeons Of onden and edinburgh and member Of the
Mesca College of Phiadephs continues direct his
tan 10 the treaacnt ofthe following diseases, viz
Gon@rha, chances, scures irritation of the uehra bad
dsf AM PROSTATE glands legs rheumatism ard
uous affections Recent cases Of veneiea cured days
without mercury. preventative be had Persons who
have injured themselves by secret destructive habit viii Oh
tao immediate relief Separate offices, $40 Fulton
4-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

nR. GLOVER continues be consulted confdr nj ally as
~ usual Strangers sppxed that G. has
lar med cal education, add confines himself ocr practice
aud TO The treatment adcue Of cestsa class Of dis
eases These who have been unsuccessuy by
enced practitioners; invited apply his office No
Broadway adjoining the Mascum Attendance daily TIL
o'clock " NJ Private entrance three doors from Museum
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

nR. JOHNSON Ii consulted confdeniially at his Office
~ No ~ Duane street between Chatham aRd am sis
the following fiarnses, VIZ Gonouhpa elects, Chancr c
lures Seminal Weakness and the diseases aag from
vnecal po.o improper treatment Dr. johnson
recent affection end the
yerae cases ~ propoonae time, hout the ofany de-
bItHng or ru ous mecue, from business Per
sons enlstnr themselves To Or JOhrsons
e'raiy ~ success ~ the Eo aggravated Sco fous
SORES. tceratcs Legs &c speedily healed SRA would do
wei WEvg " johnson cal certain preventative
naahtans l occurrence o The o'egoing diseases which has
Jailed when used within -four
Letters postpaid end enclosing Fee have the necessary
medicine a. Il diTeston for it, forwarded. -
tendanc from A. NJ 10 IL night Dr johnson has moved
rom n .ao.,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

LEE, hT the OF Certain Disesses-Ibcse
which have net with the ~ n Europe The nd
vantage ~ knows until now, oftakng adminst ring The n
tCopaivi ~ all its purity and perfectly an Tho IN
cosvenences offs bad smell pleasant shape
and flavor.
This now way ofu Basam ia al the inc ,ue tho os
simple, and that from which the best will he obtained ~
eHacs the consumer TO follow the vh0L
and by 50 doing pr1cxrcs a speedy cure.
To be found AZ John Mhau, DgHs la3 Rroaawnys
Deuc, 5sl Broadway, and Park Row. Rustsn Aspinwa
- am 10 Broadway, 10 Astof House; r. McCready 46
Broadway ard other druggists n mo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
rHHE REAL GENUINE LEYIROA HUN.

the last four years and in Division New York, the
three, and That scoundres have tried To initiate and
erf can be obtained AZ No Division 4Goors from Chat
ham square. This medicine Il well known being the
only rromp ornament ard safe for vencea without diet
scant or hnds from business that deem
thing further thnn II 81 bottle warranted 10
the money returned Every bottle that genuine will have the
aane " Levison, OF whsm be obtained privately ur
at nIrht. ~ IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
cTERLING,s ORIENTAL RAI.sAW

~TEkblNGTS OhIENTAL BALNAMIG
- COMPOUND ehcacio1s saluary and efectual remedy
IN al cases Vt LeucorhTs Involuntary Emissions Seminal Weak
leru iiy ofthe Mepses Initiated Diseased
Bladder and in ~ di.eese. Of the Urinary The mmcd
ate relief generally afforded by the the
short space of time has much heightened ~ celebrity in
the Of the above Diseases confidently offered with ae
corupanyng certtcatrs of the the British Fa
Guilty which wi stamp the hgh reputation II which The unique
pepaason valued prepaTei Only by W Sterling White Cha
pei, LONDON. Sold wholesale and retail by
NATHANB. GRAHAM,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

nOCTOH CO1BIT,Tn mar be consulted ~ the csn
- hdenta manner NJ his office ~ Dr2ne street between Cha
an and am streets New York. where afflicted with
dseas dIseases cd obstinate ulcers dyspepsia woms diseases
uretha, and kidney and all diseases arising from the
abuse mercury orhc impury othe blood invited 10 call
The bane effects often arising on the abuse o. need
no description persons troubled with dis arpy
y ~ Coh with The the assurance 81 having radical cured
without particle other dangerous mepcine
His charges reasonable and poporrnsd 10 tho o the
applicant DR. has educated IN Europe under teachers
acknowledged talent had siderable ey;cn.
I'VE hospitals and dpensares insiapt relief rven ~ those az
hcsd ~ piles and perfect effected IN three days, with
cOifp men tom business the rh pain pat cn
medicine may b had prev NJ the occurrence III certain d
case p most honorable secrecy 0Derved Attendance daily
Irlm A NJ = 30 " ". NM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

4 III. NUUU MANs AMkNICAN ANTT t.O
~ NORRHusA PiLIsS-For the cuur III Co.. ~, y,
and AZ atccons Of the ~ geacraon depending on
weak ana morbid state q thosc paris fhsc pills are well
ton with The DcreeH that the has found bal ,w Other
secines 70 answer The great Of chuactrr which the
absve diseases assume W chrapness great nducemen 70
many y Try III and he fact that h reputation fully established
complaints wv ~ w -
Sold wholesale ard retail atE Gu ons Bowery and
Grand street, C,lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

great economy and convenience 10 butchers hotels
boarding houses and victuaer They very great i'm,
porancs answering every purpose OF house They can
be seen AZ No II Centre and Clinton Markei,-ai IN
several hotels The manufacturers hand great yar
ETY. OF al sizes consisting OF mahogany pne ter acto
~, COrner hd-icA anu Charlton Sts nyl Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

b. III the stock sold the 8 inst il will 5e so1 AT
auction By Messrs. Franklin and jenkins. asaIf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07
RAsGOM AND i-s5,yEM STILL WArF;y

~ CDPANl-25 shares Of this stock sale al n very Iovr
pziccssa pershare bas been paid nhe stock ~ III,
company SoOOooher stock IN trade consists Mills Linn
Der, villages Cities, Townships aa tracts OF lumber land &C.
down in Maine. -
sxteentl Of this stock has boUg h by the North Anne
rcan Lumber Company mammoth concern of 50
plta ocaedin all street and part OF their capital stock
There vii be no difficulty in showing that the had
al bargain. Apply 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

References Ner York CITY.
Barabas Bates Esq. Mr. SafuuelT Tisdale
Mr. Augustus Cornwall Mr. Robert Folger
Mr. William w Macy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

For sale by the propretors Agency for New York city, Ho
rers Pharmacy, 36f Broadway of Franklin street.
Price 37l cents per box. my3i-6meod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

- sIONAL.--G. SHEPARD respectfully ms
~ friends ahd patrons That he las his Book sa-
uonary ana Fascy Goods Store Broadway 10 1852
Broadway second door above Warren opposebe Civ
Hall1 -
He has made arrangements iorreceiyng MI publications
the earliest date Hc will greatly enlarge stock ami H.
promises % Keep constantly hand great variety and
choice collection 81 Classical scientific School and Ascea-
neous Works n can be- found IN the eiy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-07

LsLEGsANT &CM5I -fs ia S.-Prce reduced IN
IL Sf5d-A9llDDN cornerof Wall and Nassau streets an
nouucs 70 m ris and he public that consequence oftba
unparalleled pressure Of the times. he has the price Of
h smooth white Castor Hats from S. to 81 50; in all cases 10
ne casa on eyr The quality and style Of the above hats
as manufactured by HIM r the last years are mo well
known % the public 10 require comment. ANIDON
myi8-lmist
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-09
BANK BILL.

The House of Delegates was engaged
the greater part Of Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, in committee Of the whole, on
the Bank bill. The first question taken
was on motion to strike out the first
section, with view to test the sense of
the House as to the mode of increase
whether by several Independent Banks,
or by one new Bank, and the increase of
the capital of existing Banks. The mo-
ton to strike out, after an able discussion
by Messrs. May, Harrison, Stanard ard
others, was negatived by most decided
majority; but we are not sure that the
decision may be relied on as settling the
question. 1t is said that some OF the Cd.
ponents of all increase voted against the
motion, in order to retain the bill in the
most exceptionable form, as they con
ceived, TO majority OF the House, in
the hope OF being able ultimately to de-
feat it. A variety Of amend ments have
been made in Committee, but none af.
fectiDg the substance Of the bill as re-
Ported-being chiefly designed to meet
the contingency Of a refusal by the ex.
isting Banks to accept the increased
capita! under the new law. The Com
Dittee would have gotten through the
bill on Saturday evening, in very few
minutes longer. had it not been compell-
ed to rise, at about half past four, for
want OF quorum.
What is to be the ultimate fate of the
bill is exceedingly doubtful. At the ut
most limit, buttbree weeks Of the session
now remain, and the General Bank bill
is still untouched in the Senate.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-09
JUDGE ESTELL.

A letter was presented by the Speaker TO
the House of Delegates, on Saturday, from
Judge Estell, in which. he reads The Legisla-
ture pretty severe lecture for their pro-
ceedings against him. He denies that he has
removed from the State, but acknowledges
he has been practising law during his So
tournament in Mississippi. He says il his
conduct in SO doing is incompatible with
the dignity of the Commonwealth" that it
must be ascribed 10 the parsimeny with
which she pays her judges-thati it became a
matter of necessity with him tedefray hisex-
penses, and was certainly less excep,ionable
Than the observation-disclosures, borrowing
or stealing" The letter was laid on the ta>
BILE.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-03-09

surplus Of the Literary Fund-On Sat.
urday last, the House Of Delegates passed a
bill which takes away the discretion, as to
The disposition Of the surplus of the Literary
Fund, vested in the School Commission e. .
under The law of the last session, and applies
the whole to the education of the poor Thus
is the entire benefit Of the Literary Fund
apportioned between the two extremes of So
ciety-the rich and the poor-to the exclu-
sion Of the middle class. The rich have their
splenddly endowed University, which alb
serbs yearly Sl5, 000-and The poor have had
their share in the annual appropriation of
$40 ,O0O-to the long postponemcnt of the
claims Of those who have to look TO Acade-
mics as the highest means within their reach
for the liberal education of their children.
They were told however, that when the sur.
plus interest should amount to 500, 900, after
paying the appropriations to the University
and the Poor, they would be admitted to a
participation in the benefits OF the Fund.
And alo,D, when that time has arrived. IN ev
flnc, alas, that the word OF promise which
has been so continually rung in their ears. is
at last forever broken to their hope! We are
as much the friends of the education of the
poor as any man or set of men-but we pro-
test against its being done al the sole expense
OF particular class OF citizens. in the ad.
ministratien of public fund constituted IN,
The common benefit