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DHII ADELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
] CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD CJAPANIEs.

on AZ after MONDAY January A. 1864. the Trains for
New orb, leaving kensi stIn Depot Phia1o phia, at
3'l2 a NJ tNshD, and ~ =. 81 and The trains leaving
New York az NJ ard 40 T. NJ, viii hereafter be run
exclusively for tic Uni'ed states Mails and New York
and hrgon Passengers, and viii not take In nor let
out AIRY pa, sengIrs between sal cities.
The III A. NJ and II Mldniph Lin e fOm New York to
Washington, and the II 30 A and z. VI. Lines nom
Wasl gton New York w COuiinu' at present, and
cariy and the er mediate stations and
Baltimore. Nnshngt0n, apu New NOfk.
ARRANGEMENTS BIT WEEN PHILADELPluA AND
NEW YORK
Lines leave Phnde phia, rom KensinctOn Depot, at
ll'li A. NJ 90, and Gij p a ana 1880 midnight, and
nom Nalnut Street Wharf ,via Camdenl, ut and A.
Nj, ~ NJ, ard6P NJ, tor New York.
And leaves New YOIk, from 70 OF CoUrandt street,
att \ NJ, lOA NJ ,l2M and G p "a, and at II mid
L. NJ. WM. "A. GAfLMEk,
ia5.tf Agent.
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AUGUST H. 1854
WEALTH, HEALTH, AND


ALTH, HEALTH, AND
11.@-sssS BEAUTY.
Tito gaip admriug eyes;
tCto cause invid Ous snhsi
Tito ba blooming flower,
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ifgith high. born BIO I'd 20 wcd
liza marble stone when deGd-WFALrHl
ITO live thrcoss ore ard ten,
Wishing Al 10 long aga.ni
r IN I've hfa Of psa.e;
Ito die Ani 30 % grs7st-HEaL h.
n you wish life NJ pleasures;
" you value this word % treasures
VI every Comfo't would soc.
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pouk, IllE MAkRtABE GUIDE, yyhich should be read
by every sold by HooE sellers generally and at the
nocors once, Nc. il6 5hhUCE sIRkeT; puic y
rentg AIju
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RAILROAD LINES.


PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE IF HOURS.
On and after MONDAY, August !, 1861,
Passenger trans leave Philadelphia for .
baltimore at $50 (ENprcss, Mondays eNoepted)eU "
NJ, ~ NJ, 2'3O R"d IL 10 2. VI. .. 49,. 80 - 800,
chester at sos ll5 A. NJ 1870, 3O 100, 600 and llQ)
p. NJ. . .....
NJ, ] 80 2'Jp, 1870, G'N 10 30 and ll'COP. NJ
New Castle NJ spb A. NJ and 430 T. NJ.
Dover at 800 4 M. and 40J 7. II.
Milford at % A. NJ
Salisbury NJ SthA. ". - 49, -.,
TRAINS FOR PHlLADELPnlA.
Leave baltimore at s'ij, $40 \. NJ iENpressJ / lO'
wilmington at Iis, GI5 A. NJ, 1924, l,li5, 100 iaa,
7aId l0 4. NJ.
lsbury al lijJ 4 NJ
Milford az 2l5 p. NJ.
Dover al u 70 \. NJ, and 4'l5 r. VI.
New Castle at 30 4. NJ, and 6'2I 2. NJ. -.., 49,.
Chester at 10, $40 A. M fOO 10, fp, 5O, F17SiO
r.. -,.-.-.-.,
Leave baltimore for and inferno ediate stations at
TRIMS FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave che stcr at s 10 A. 800 ond llOJ' NJ. -,
Leave Wilmington at j35, 3 20 Nj, 34O ana IL
FTcgnt Trains, with Passenger Car attached, VIM run
Leave Wilmington for Vile and places
suNbAYs;- Only at45O A. NJ 1890 NJ, from Phila-
From Phiadeipnia to wilmington at so A. W, 1890,
| ane II +. VI. -
From WlIuinptou to Philadelphia at 4sA. n. aud 100
NJ only at lO.5 4. NJ from Baltimore 20 Philadelphia.
JaI +. KENNEI, ouperinteud1nt
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La TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
Sp1f The undersigned wing leased the KERSl SO
TON kCEEW DOCK, begs to Inform his friends Rnd the
pafrnns al lie Dock that he Is prepared with increased
liabilities 10 tOfo having vessels 70 he raised
or repaired, ard being practical ship carpenter aa
oAuker Will give personal attention u al vessels en-
trusted 10 lin for repaira .
CAPTAINS or Agtnts ship Carpenters. anc Machnlsts
having Ves6e,s 10 repair are solicited 10 Cull.
Having the agency the sale Of "Weerstedts Patent
Metallic Compos on, Copper Paint, for the preserve
III q of yeseels bOtoIne, tia cy, am ptpGfeo 70
furnish Tue same on favorable terms, ...,
- JOHN II. HAMhiTT,
Kensngton screw Dock,
mhu-H Delaware avenue. aoove Laurel street
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DATENTED JULY 10, 1884, o S II II
MOITET, Eieye az Pars, french steam ~, py s, sns
Cent?, ana Children Patent apparatus i9r s!re!ehas
Btanch No. 200 3. NINTH Street, Philadelphia aus jm
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CALEM RAILROAD COMPANY. - RUN
- ninl time Of Trains, commencing FRIDAY January
j, lsGi- =, o,,n,,
rom Walnut Street Wharf AZ ~ ~, . aud +. NJ,
ffeght - " Returning, leave salem at 4 A. NJ sOJ A
H.. llOP NJ. Freight da y each way. Apply To
MORTON MILLS, Agent,
Second Covered Per above WALNUT Street,
8 DELAWARE Avenue.
ia4u IVAN RESsSELAER, superintendent
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SHIPPING.

1sGsl,. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
XSIIHAA pool touching at Queenstown, Cork IIarbor.
No we'll known steamers OF tie Liverpool, NeY York,
ana philadelphia steamship Company arc lntended to
sail ns follows
CITY on NANCHEsTER, Saturday, August 10
CITY OF IOEDDN, Saturday, August 20.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. saturday, August2I
And every seeding saturday, ~ n0on Eon Pier No.
A North River. .
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAY able In Gold, OF is tQuivaicu In Currency
FiTst Cabin 5000 Seorase. e1V1
First CABIN 10 London 10 Storage q LOndOn,. - %
Fs, Cabin Paris. % ~ crrapo 10 Paris 20 o.
First Cabu ambur OJ StCeTupe % Hamburg. 81 %
Passengers are also forwarded 10 liayro, Bremen Ro.
teTdam AbtWerp. sc at equally low rates.
Fares II Liv rpOOl Queenstown: e: First Cahln Sl1,
Ss5 sos SiccrapC from Liverpool and Queenstown, $o
Those who wish to scud for their friends can buy tickets
here at these rot,sl
For luther information apply o. The Companys Offices.
JOnN q. DALE, Agent,
No. Ill WAI.Nt 7 Street, Philadelphia.
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DRUGGISTS PHYSICIANS,
ANp
GENERAL STOREKEEPERS,
Cen hnd our establishment l aasor'uCnt OF Imported
and Domestic Drugs, Popular Patent Medicines, Pants,
Coal OIL window GLASS; Prescription ViSs &C. at as low
prices as genuine rst-class goods can be sola.
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS
For Coneotoners in full variety. aud Of the best quality
Cochnesl, Bengal Indigo, Madder Tot Ash, CuibeAr,
s9da ~ Alu OIL Of Ytrol AnHatto COppsras, Extract
,f Logyood, &C., FOR BYERs use, always hand, at
lowest net cash prices.
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Gruund expressly for sales, and 10 which invite the
attention Of those IN want ogreliable articles
also, LYDI90, Starch, AUSTARD, 6e., Of erfra
quality.
Orders by mall or city post. win seet with prompt
ention or special quotations vii be furnished whom 70
quested. - .
WRIGHT & STDDAUL.
Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
jali-iy no 10 MARKET Street, above Front
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GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHILADELt ilIA 70 TIE lNrERIoR OF
pENNSl LYAE1A, ! HE NHCNLkiLl, SUB
QUEhASSA, ,CCMBERLASp, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,
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.eSMSs, FOR CALIFORNIA A.-REoPENING
sshAskA4S OF the kicarsguq Routo-TLe slegaut new
steamship GOLDEN RULE, will leave
Oh SATURDAY., August ~, at noon.
Lowest rates OF passage through from Philadelphia 70
Apply 10 W. a. HAAIILL
AGENT,
yI6 lms no. 2l7 WALNUT Street.
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ra,.ssb FOR NEW WYORK.-DESPATCH
~ and swiflaure Lanes, via Delaware and
Kaniun anal. Tie Of these lines leaving
shove Walnut street.
For freight, Which will be taken aooOmm odatiEg
teImf, apply 70 WILLIAM M. BAIRD CO., No. l2l s..
DELAWARE Avenue.
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1904 CAMDEN AND ALLAN 1894
lCO4. TIC RAILROAD. lOOfs



SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TIIROC'HI IN TWO aOCRSl;l
Your irars daily to Atlantic CITY.
On and after M0NDAI July 4, trains leave Vine street
Ferry az folOvs:-
Freight with passenger car attached, a15 A. NJ.
Express VhTongh il hours) poor. M
Atlantic Acconm )dGtnn, l5 Y. NJ
Junction ACComfn ,datipn, , 30 v. NJ.
RETURNIEG LEAVES ATLANTIC,
Accommodation Nanticj bf9 A. NJ.
FNlTc5b, lUs a. NJ.
frapht, il'5u A. NJ,
Mail, 4f9P. NJ.
Junction accommodation. 622 A. II
Fare In AtllniiC t200 I0und Trip Tickets good only
for the day and train which they are lssued) tJIV
EXTRA UADDONFlELD TRAINS,
Leave inc street 1919 NJ. and OOP NJ.
Leave uaddOnhcld l'45 y. ". and2i5 z, NJ.
ON SUNDAYS,
Nah train for Atlantic leaves Vine street 3'39 A. NJ
ii' i-sS.I N''1''''' JOHN O. BRYANT, Agent.
DHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
/ TRIAL RAILROAD, OPEN TO oXFokD-srRlNG
on AZ aiicr FRIDAY APRIL 1861 the trains viii leave
LEAVE EASTWARD. leave WESTWARD.
oxioidi. i!oa'' ..,......Gsi ssi phladelphla, SO 9
West (rCVc....C' C'57 3'52 West Chester, 7i5 4'lJ
| Avondae. ......7 05 40l W. G Junction.. DOS 54l
! Hennett.........5 20 4l7 Cmc1rd........ O@ 800
| Cbsdd Ford..,.742 4n Cbadds ford,... gil G1l
/ Concord. ........'s00 500 kcnnett. .,,.,'"l0G5 6M
| W O. Junct lion su5 , u Ayondale ..... .l02l 6'b
Philadelphia. 6'26 West Groye..,..lOD lU
| West hester..,93g $40 oxford. .....,...l0j6 30 7SO
Passenger Depot in Philadelphia has been changed from
FightCcnh and Market streets to rllIRIi-flRSI and
Passenger Railway Cars convey Passengers 10 and from
| Passengers 60 through without change OF cars.
| jaI HENRY WOOD, Superintendent.
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iy5-tuths2n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13
NFW YORK. Nav :

me iri9une 5 asalngton despatch says
uen- Aieade mas issued the following address
70 the Army
HEADoUARTERs Army OF PoToNAc' May 18th
Soldiers again yon are called upon to ad-
vance On the enemies OIL your country. HE
tlme ana tne OCCASION are deemed oPportune
.! your cohnauoInS general 70 aiares- YOU
d le" Wurds OF commence ana caution.
lou nave been recognized, strengthened
ana July EQUIPPED IN every respect. l1u
form a part Of the several armies OF your
country the whole under the direction OF am
aoie anu u~isthguiSneG general VINO ENJOYS
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News of the Week.
WASHINGTON, May So P. NJ.
BY Telegraph

WASHINGTON, May So P. VI.
We feel authorized to state since it can
not now afford information to the enemy,
hat the Army Of the Potomac has advanced
towards Richmond, and the struggle for the
possession of the rebel capital is begun.
Our army moved on Tuesday night and
has now crossed.the Rapidan. The crossing
was made at Jacobs, C~ulpepper, Germanna
and United States fords, and was effected
without serious opposition.
Lee has been compelled to fall back from
the strong position where he has held us at
bay all winter, whether he will make a stand
this side of the defenses OF Richmond we are
not advised.
Ii is the opinion of some that he will fight
at Charlottesville. Any hour may now
bring us news Of 2 battle, but we are in
clined TO the belief that it will he a f~ootrace
for Richmond. The rebel capital will I'M
doubtedly be ianked and invested should
Lees army occupy its defenccs and the
country may reasonably hope that this time
Richmond will fall.
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Among the casualties reported are Gen.
Hays killed, and Gems. Getty and Gregg,
Col. Hayes and Gen. Owens are reported
wounded. Gen. Hancock is reported to have
received a slight wound while rallying his
men to resist A. P. Hills onset. Two of
Gen. Burnside's staff are reported killed
while carrying dispatches.
Brig. Gen. Hays held a position which
bore the front of A. p. HIS attack. for
fell at the head Of his command Just at and
moment that supports had been ordered the
ward to reach him.
Reports from Chattanooga, dated at 5
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. say that Sher-
mar was then at Tunnel Hill the enemy at
Buzzard Roost Gap, and Gen. Mcpherson
was operating against the enemy's commun-
IcatIon with Rome, through Vilana and
Resaca.
Gen. Stannard has been relieved from COM
mani in New York city and gone to Fortress
Monroe, under orders from the War Depart
ment. Gen. De Trobriand is assigned in his
place to command of troops in New York
and harbor.
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NERVE II

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FoRrRrss MnNEnr Mn

-'A'-NhNEr Ntth FH
Passengers from North Carolina report
that Little Washington was laid in ashes by
struggling soldiers and mariners at the time
OF Its evacuation. All the stores that could
not be carried Of were destroyed. The citv
was mainly owned by Union people. Loss
several millions. Toe pitIful screams Of slen
women and children for protection from re-
bel bayoncr-, rs the steamers LEFT the docks
were heartrendinS.
Indignation against Gen Butler is verv
bitter Is North Carolina. and a delegation Of
the leading men was TO invest Washington
to ask his removal.
The rebel rams have decided to make an
attack on our gunb0ats without assistance
from their army.
Refugee families were were continually
arriving at Newbern and Beaufort. entirely
destitute. Immediate assistance in shape u
clothing and money was needed, from the
North.
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INV Yong Nav {

The World has issued an extra which saws
it is reported that on Monday last B1rnside's
advance was checked at T~horoughfare Gap
by the rebels under Longstreet. The Union
loss was variously estimated at from two to
four thousand. One estimate places it high
er.
The hattie WIS reported a. having lasted
only two hours. The enemy made a grand
final charge on )ur line breaking IL md
throwing 1t into confusion.
IA private despatch informs Us that later
intelligence cOnlrsd.;ts the reported repulse
of Goo. BGrnside.-Eds.
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NEw InRK. Nav ,

w" i'hAf Hdl o.
The Worlds Washington dispatch saws
There Is no doubt now, from the intelligence
received from Bealton Station to-day. hut
that Lee has entirely abandoned hi- line on
the Rapidan, and with his army has taken
the road running from the south Of that
stream to Orange Springs and Growers
Bridge. west Of Mine Run, destined either
for the Entertainments at Richmond. or for a
position at Hanover Court House.
There is no indication Of a rebel movement
in the valley Of Virginia and the factof Lees
general retreat as he did formerly To Mine
Run and beyond sthus clearly establish
ed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-05-13

The Hsrdld's despatch says \ rebel de-
serter appeared Yesterday opposite our pick
cts and asked aid in coming. This they had
no means OF doing and in attempting 10 ford
be not being able to swim was dron,d.
The Worlds Washington despatch init
mates that the adyices from the front lead to
the belief that Lee Is abandoning his tn
trenchments on the Rapidan and rotreating
inland.
There has been no collision between the
armies.
West Point, Va. at the head Of York Riv-
er, was occupied BY our troops on the 2ud
inst. Three Of the rebel pickeis stationed
there came in and give themselves up.
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""IN'IVNf MY o
Important dispatches from the front have
been suppressed by the authorities. Impor-
tant army movements are in progress. Start
ling news may be expected.
Gen. Grant has issued an order forbidIin.
qnartermasters to issue to troops any but
shelter tents. Those who refuse must 20
without. Troops in garrison stations. OF in
~detachments can construct huts ii they IRE
fer them. The order ends thus ANY one
who shall issue, or direct the issue of tents
other than prescribed. will be court-martial-
cd or reported for summary dismissal"
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POTATOES, POTATOES
FISH .


100 Bush. Choice ore, Just received and fr
No. Union Block.
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IA EkosESE OIL, a very nice article, FOR sale as
n low a. can be bought elsewhere, at No. , Union
Block.
March Is. iSi. ". ". DREW & SON.
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LAuIES'. MISSES AND CHILDREN's
MNTEp.

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WI soon disappear ty the .le ~ these v7lu,Hle
PILL, end the Soldier vii quickly acquire addition
uoual strength. Never let saa bowels he either o.u-
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Bowels - sure a. this famous inefArpe.
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HAMS AND SuotIDrRS

MOTHER lot II those choice Hams and sb,ul-
y iers iust received at
No. ? Union Block.
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CENTRAL FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS.


WHEREAS hy decree Of the Court u C~haucery
W % the state Of Vermont. dated January 10,
i-1i, u was ordered among other things, that St.ck
o. the Vermont ami Canada Railroad Company, To-
tie amount of s~11u,U1l, should De issued L. the
holders Of the VI. Central First Mort-age Bond To-
wards the cost of constructing tire VI and Canada
Railroad o. taAtla line 10 the tHwu"i HlEhgate, and
that the same should he paid from time o. time,
whenever the sum ~ 1.eH. should be eNpeud-t,
which said amount is IS fAs decree 10 be rateahly
holders 90 the I.t Mortgage Bonds and whereas
there mas now been expended the sun u f'0.rsi. n
the construction OF said road.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given. that a pay
meut II three and oue-half per cent on the SAID
Bonds. being seventy thousand dollars. viii re
road Company az he par value thereof and in cash
for ali SUM less than one hundred dollars. 10 al
such as NAV prove themselves bon1holdcrs on OF
before the <lth day Of May next
Holders Of Bonds VIII De required before paw
ment. O furnish Schedules 0f their bonds, stating
the name AMI residence 90 tho present owner. ant
whether registered or unregistered, which schedule
must he properly verified hy the owner CT holder
o said Bond and delivered 70 John VI Pinkertan,
ts4 No. 81 state Street. Boston. or . the Trustees
an Receivers AZ their office 10 -. Alhan-. Vermont.
Payment 81 the sock, 0r cash on said Bon1s will
be made - the Vermont Central Railr al Com
pauT, No. state St, Boston. on the ist dar ~
June, l- Z. ana ir ten days thereafter, and on and
aiierJunei Ntht 1855, atthe otice Of the Trustees and
managers ia St Alhans, Vermont. At The time %
'sid payment, the bonds must he produced 10 order
that the payment may be stamped thereon.
Bondh0lders are requested O. furnish the sehed-
uiss = their bonds a. early as ~ icticahle % f1rili-
tate The preparat 1us for payul-at-
L ~HRAINERD. Tree. q Receivers
JOSEPH CLARK. w. e. 4 VI. & Gan
J. GREGORY SMITH. Rs rcads.
- Adams, VI, April ~. 1854. dNs3~
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ca-"srev9 y@orsste, l5s i tam, ,r- go ~,
feiows
LE4rT BURLINGTON.
SAY N-T Tram. ior Boston. Lowell W.-er.ter.
Bellows Fails. heene. Freh ur-. rratct.ro.
~eFrn1.-t- Hartford, New H1ven. Troy. ALBANY
aL- Sew Aprs arrive iu Boston 3D. Troy
ai'PN. New YORK ~ 3 u-
Tholgt Pa Troy on Boston fr---1t C-1--s no cas-.
g Pm Elgrtss T-1fr fr RUTLAND. T-v. Albany.
New lgrs. Schenectady and the West srrive ~
Troy hS pm. New Hors oy Hudson River Bs1I-
rad next morning.
Q 81 = ". NigstErp-,., from Montreal o. New Ya-s.
arrive IN Troy 5 New York o IS
f-a" tt Sast 17f Ea't Tssla. g-r> % B.-l,7--
ION 90 f0N1r.
I'A g -I-7mwotl'.or Tan from RUTLAND This
Train leaves Rutland 80 an Nv.
8 50 g. z Passenger TRAM. Leaves New N.rf 10 fu-I
p Ni Troy 7NAN, Rutland o. IS Pm.
q 81 f NJ, NHl Tam, from Ea-fou. lowell. W.r.a--
trrl Springfield. Hartford. New Haven. Trsv Al
IanN ana NyW York Leaves b1ston 90 a 80. Nsr
lglA y Az TICS 4-f7 Psi
lLl M n sod for NlrstD-e. Troy. Albany. View
ark, Schenectady aud al PRINCIPAL points On H.
New ORR central au4 Weston Railroads. ami ir-
formation given by
re. ROWE, ". d. American Har.r P-a-t
Pare always a. low e. any other route nro
BtrsaLe checked thr1u-i.
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