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First Premium

at every state and county fair where has been exhibited
In indiana II received Silver Medal For cheappes.
strength durability snd the thorough manner In which IL
does ts WORK u Is without equai IL adapted to all
kinds Of land the teeth being the common .piug
teeth. rs
Its operation simple and easy. and any man or how who
drive horse u. leaves the hav an bettrr
shape to roll and pitch than any other rake.
The subscriber still manufactures these premium rak,s
and when be finds any defect he aims remedy H. They
ale now mae much stronger than FORMERLY. sod n
tn leainE agricultri rS Tronauar- them tr best con-
stFuctei q ANY In ise
For further Particuia-s, arriy 10 sldrrss
EENAs SANDERS
June H. lse2. =,
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g. w. fHAYER, NJ D., Dean of the Medical Faculty In
the University Of Vermont.
W. CARPENTER, Profesor Sc, In the Vermont Univer-
sty.
J; s. PIERCE ELI CHlTTENDEN Agents Burlington.
ANs0N BARBER, Agent, Bratteboro.
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Genever Cordial

As Gin Is highly recommended by Physicians for its Me-
dicinal Properties It being made from pure harley Malt
Our other bottled Liquors, viz
BRANDY, BOURBON IVHISKEY, RUM
&C.. &C.,
Are put mp with the greatest regards their purity
and Medicinal qualities, and recommended by the
Faculty.
We arc permitted to refer to the following Commissioners
Town Agents. aud Physicians of Vermont and
publish the nexed results of Chemical Anal made By
eminent Chemists evidence that but the pures
and most desirable articles in line viii be offered for salt
to our customers.
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SANDERS IMPROVED
RAKE =

Nlils Rake, after hard battles has Veto
rous, and takes the lead Of all others wherever Il has
been tested No has found fault where the
Wheels were of the RICH. height Improvements recent
y been made in bending the teeth, it will now rake
well when the hay Is green.
The subscriber has manufactured this RAE yea- and
has introduced them into eighteen different states and 1t
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American & Foreign Patem'
v. Y. EDbS.
SOLICITOR OF PATFNf

Late Agent Of tlrc v. ;, Patent Offiee Nash,,,. ,
N" Af og 1871 s"e y
Ns STATE stRnEf, opposite silby ssrsA. Nm,
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The Dying Soldier.

"Brng me my knapsack," said young SOL
dier who lay sick in one Of the hospitals at
Washington ''Bring me my knapsack."
"What do you want Of your knapsack r
inquired the head lady of the band of nurses .
IL ant my knapsack,' again said the dy
ing young man.
His knapsack was brought to him, and as
he took it, his eyes cleaned with pleasure,
and his face was covered with smile, as he
brought out from it its hidden treasurr.
"There," said he, "thats Bible from my
mother. And tbis-WashiRgton's Farewell
Address the gift of my father. And this
Ibis voice failed.
TIE nurse tn en- looked down to see what
was there, and beheld the face Of a beautiful
alden.
"Now," said the dying young soldier, 81
want you to put all these under my pillow
She did as she was requested, and the
young man laid him down upon them 10 die
requesting that they might be sent to his pa
rents when ho had gone. 1t was only going
from night into endless day-from death tc
eternal and glorious life. Such was the young
soldiers death. .,.... ....... ..
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A Firepfoof Dress.

On Friday last, says the London Times,
the Emperor and Empress witnessed in the
Park Of the Oompeigne trial 5y a NJ. Buvert
of a newly invited firsproof dress A cot
tage was erected n the park for the purpose
of the experiment. The fraime work Of the
building was iron, and tho roof and walls
were made of fagots aud other combustibl-
materials. Their IN ,jesiies were attended 10y
n numerous court party. The fire brigade
attached to the chateau Of Conpegne we're
in readiness, in case of their services being re.
quired. NJ. Brver,'s dre-s is described to b.
both waterproof and frepr,of, aud is copiousl y
stuffed with spouges sewn together. He
weares helmet like that Of diver, with AT
apparatus for supplying fresh air, and glasses
to see through. AT signal from the Emperor
he set fire to he temporary cottage, aud wher
the flames had we'll got ahead he went into
the midst of them several times with perfec
impunlty The Empress, greatly excited 10y
the scene, cried out repeatedly, Enough; oh
it's quite en- ughp The experiment WAS con
sidered to be entirely successful, and the Em
peror warmely coupimrnted Al. Buvert upoI
his invention. Fireproof dresses have been
cf course, med before. aud have been ex
hibiled 10 use, but practical difficulties hav
hitherto prevented their application to gen
eral purposes.
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How the Rebels get Soldiers and Arms.

The following notice. issued in handbili
by authority Of the rebsl government in Ken.
tucky, gives good idea Of the desperation
and tyranny TO which the rebellion is driven !:
Notice.-All free white males Of Barron
county, between the ages of eighteen and
forty. .fve years, who will not volunteer 10 the
Confederate service, who have a gun, or guns,
are required TO deliver said gun or guns with
in t,ceaty days, in Glasgow, Ky, at the Of
fee Of tho Undersigned, Inspector Of Arms
for Barron county.
All persons within the ages above named,
who have taxable property to the value Of
$500 and upwards, who has no gun, will at
tend at the office aforesaid, and make oath to
the same, and pay $40, for which. amount
and all the guns delivered. said Inspector will
receipt, which receipt will be evidence Of debt
a against said Confederate Government. All
persons failing to comply with this requisi,ion
will subject themselves to fne Of $50 and
impr isonmeut until said foe s paid.
The undersigned is authorized to receive,
accept and qualify volunteers for the Confed-
crate service, for the term Of fwelve months.
Z. MCDANIEL,
Inspector Of Arms, Barron County.
January 5tb, 1862. l
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Other necessaries Of life, were to continue
the list, would be found to bear the same pro.
portion. We have increased our wants, and
think that we cannot live as in 1874. Our
wives and daughters, then, we're content with
ok or seven and half yards of calico for a
twelve or fifteen yards Tor 's1ka pa, at less .ih
a sua bonnet woul do now, 90 to $50 has
to be invested in that article that does not
near cover the head Then, men and boys
were clad in home spun; now, nothing short
Of store clothes will suit them. The fat is,
we have become extravagant and wasietul,
and are trying to undo each other in glar,
and show. | have known men who owned
from 100 to 64o acres Of land hard pressed to
raise money enough to pay postage. Then,
the news came once week. and often once u
fortnight now we want il once an hour, and
can not bear the delay Of a day.
Ii does seem to me thas we ought to be
willing to cut off come of the superfuites to
save a Union that our fathers of l776 built
up-willipgy denying themselves many Of
the nece .saries Of life. Our volunteers have
gone forth with determination to suffer
much to put down this wicked rebellion, but
our stay at home grumblers are not willing
to suffer single privation. They grumble
at the Cabinet, our Generals, our soldiers |;
they want everything done IN a minute, and
done well. To hear these ruefu ones
talk, one would think that they ought to
have the d. stiny Of the nation placed in their
hsnds-when hardly capable of managing
their little six.by- nine concerns. This con-
tinual complaint vexes me, and l have no
doubt you, Messrs. Editors, feel sore on the
same subject.
Let us all-yes, ALL-have faith that all
will be well, and be thankful that we Go not
live in the days that, to make snal change
we have to use the cold chisel on the dollar,
the half dollar and the quarter; aud sgree to
sacrifice much to save the most glorious Gov
erpment the sun ever shown on.
CITIZEN.
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Total. l.................. .l34

OF the Confederates, those which were
brought into quarters, and whose wounds |
assisted in dressing and making as comfort.
able as circumstances would admit, were "a ;
killed and buried on the field 100, with the
exception Of the bodies Of Zollicotfer and
Lieut. Bailie PevtoD, which will be brought,
in here this evening along with five rebel
Surgeons, who were assigned to my care by
Gen. Thomas.
The mares Of these Surgeons are, Daniel
8. Blffr, Brigade Surgeon to Gen, Zollicoffer
Jokn II. Marten, Of Mississippi Regiment ;
A. K. Pinks on, of Tenn; J. E. Dulaney,
Tenn, and VIM. NJ. Mayes, OF Alabama.
Our men did nobly, aud especially Colonel
McCook's reginent-0th Oho The Colonel
received wound in the leg just bel W the
knee, from musket ball dr. ssed the
wound Mouda evening, in Gen. Zoll icofr's
headquarters, leaving the Colonel quite com.
Portable; he will be all right sgain iu n few
days, ready, with his brave boys, for another
chance.
VIM. W. sTREw. Brigade Surgeon.
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force enlisted into the service Of the Unite.

force enlisted into the service of the Unite
States or for this State. approved Jan. IL.
8. joint resolution relative to money pa il
into tge treasury by the 81. Mary's Fall ShiT
Canal Company. approved Jan. IT,. ...'
O. Joint resolution relative to the frontie
nefenses of this State. approved Jan. IL
10 Joint resolu ion in rela ion to the sal.
and use Of intoxicating liquors as a beverage
in the army, approved Jan. II. ..., -
IL. Joint reso ution relative to tho estab.
fishing lighthouse at the entrance of Black
Lake harbor, approved Jan. II.
l2 Joint resolution in reference to the 70
bellion, approvee Jan. IS.
10. Joint resolution providing for the pay.
Inent of the travelling expenses Of commission
ers to secure allotment of volunteers from
the Static Of Michigan, approved Jan. ls
ID. Joint resolution insiructing the Com
missioners of the Land Office to issue certlfi
Gates for certain swamp lands in town six
North Of range fourteen and fifteen West, tn
Peter F. Pfanstieh and John Roost, approved
Jan. l8.
Is. Joiut resolution asking the Government
Of the United States TO make grant OF land
for the construction Of rosd. &fEpN SqPG9H.cn 81 Hol
pleton in she State Of Wisconsin, approved
Jan. 1S.
l6. Joint resolution relative to an arnory
in the North. h.west.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
2. Concurrent resolution relative TO tho
Of the journals and documents Of
the extra session of the Legislature Of 1862,
approved Jan. ls, 1859.
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There are conflicting opinions ss to how
near Beauregard's army is to Washington.-
Some assert that it is between Bull Run and
Manassas, while others saJ that at Centervillc
are his strongest works. 5r
Captain Loomis, Of tho Coldwater mich y
battery, has been made Chief Of Artillery on
the staff Of General Mitchell, in Kentucky,
whose division comprises the hest artillery
there is in Gen, Buell's grand army.
Our Government made poor bargain in
exchanging Mr.. Faulkner, who thirty years
ago personally made one Of the most extern
sive surveys ever completed on this continent
in tracing out the boundary lines OF virginia,
Maryland and Ohio, Cor that Congressional
cipher NJ. Ely, Of New York. Faulkner is
now acting as guide to the rebel Gen. Jack.
son in Western Virginia
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From the Evansville Journal.
GRUMBLERs.

We have class Of persons among US that
arc eternally grumbing and crying out "hard
times" These creatures should be gathered
into a mass, marched to some one of our in.
land seas, and formed with their rucfu! faces
toward the water, and l fell sure that one look
from them would turn that pure element into
the sourest vinegar that evcr was heard Of
l know Of no other use that such persons
could be put too, they are sorrow to them.
selves, and grief to their cheerful acquaiu-
tances. These knights of dolorous counten-
ance are eterr ally crying out "hard times"
1t is their password-their enter and counter.
sign.
will just call the attention Of these rue
fu ones to our present, and times past, and
try what dose Of figures will do for them, to
wit:
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u ..- 1
hard name, my master noticed it, AID said
Don't be alarmed. It is commonly called
spirits OF salts,') will remove the cause of al
your troubles 10 very few minutes, wit,oa,
injury to yourself, aud that ws'll at once
prove" ........, ............,...-.,.
Accordingly my good master sent TO drug
gist bottle, AMI procured half a pound OF
spirits of salts, costing but few pence; he
placed me in the open AR, and having di
lu,cd the "spirit" with rnt or so Of water,
poured into me! Oh. what a commoiion it
did produce! laugh now; but really was
alarmed at the effervesence that took place
within M, but as in moment the "fur"
began to get less and less, felt relieved, and
my spirits began to rise accordingly. My
master shook me about now and then, taking
care. observed, TO avoid the fumes that
arose. and in few minutes exclaimed, "All
right, old fellow, can zee your copper; now
you'll do. Come wit me to the pump, and
a douce will set YOU quite to rights -
For ten minutes | was under hydropathic
IS patients at Ben Rhyddng
or Malvern rarely experienced and was well
as ever, "gooa as new"
am now happy to tell have never had a
relapse of nv old Complaint, am happy as
the dav is lonr and sine as re"ii'v as ever.
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DECREASE OF CHuRcu MEMBERs.-The
last minutes Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of the United States state the num-
Der Of members to be so5,446; an incre' &c
Of o,72o during the year. Number OF pro
ba,ionists, l23, ,o77; decrease, 1884. This
New York Observer rcmarks upon these
figures: 49,.
;ndsfatipable aud jealous body Of Christians
in the land. And il they have gone bebin'l-
hand in numbers, during the past year, il u
probable that Others have not made greater
prcrress. The state Of the country had SC
absorbed the minds Of men that they have
neglected the state Of tho SOUL
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It's somewhat singular coincidence that
the battle Of Bull Run was fought on the goth
Of July, the battle OF Balls Bluff on the goth
Of Oct. the Battle Of Draipsyille on the goth
Of Dec, and the battle Of Mill Spring on the goth
of Jan.
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The committee on the District Of Colum.
bia have decided to report adversely in tho
matter Of aboishiug slavery in the District
The two main features Of the adverse report
will be inexpediency aud uuconstitutionaliiy
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About Kuapsacks.

About kuapsacks.
Within The last month, 200, 1000 knapsacks
have been delivered to the Government in ad
dtion to previous purchases Of alb nut 100000
during the past eight months. The contract s
! for m,re than one.haf Of theso knapsackS
! have been given to parties in this city. the re
mander being distributed between Philadel
pbla, Wilmington, Del, and Newark, n j.
The contract prices have ranged from Sl,S9
to $500, averaging ohout so; so that the to-
tai expenditure for this sing lie artical of mill
tary equipment has been nearly two million
dnllars. A more substantial article, after the
French and Prussisn pattern, has been pur
chased for some regiments, at cost Of from
81 to $500 Ten thousand of them have
bren imported and 5000 more manufacture
by Edward Climbs, of No. s Murray street ,
in connection with Other contracts
The manufa ture of these knapsacks has
given employment to the trunkmakcrs Of this
CITY, ut a time when the sales in their regular
business was less than 90 per cent. of ordina-
~ years. 1t ia estimated that some 10000
operatives, male and female, have besn kept
at work in this way directlv, while tho in
dustrv of large number Of others, has been
[ IncltlPnllN H1I"cltU DTHSS IOuU icts, rtdi iou
makcrs, WHO drawers, and others, workers in
metal, whose usual business is completely
dead have turned their attention to the man
ufac'ure Of the brass trimmings for knapsacks
while a large number Of Others have found
employment in furnishing tho immense mum
Der of buckles and straps req 'ired. The de
mand for canvas, thread, paint. &c, has also
strulate trade in these articles, and not less
than ten or fifteen thousand dollars have been
expended for tho single article Of wax with
which the thread used in sewing is stffened.
Before the present war, the Government
knapsacks were all made in Phi ladelphia, at
the regulation price If 1912 each: bu' com.
petition has reduced the price to an everagn
of about So some con,rac = having been ta
ken as low as $3.50. The large number Of
knapsacks called tor shows that our soldiers
are not careful of them ~ they might be
A good knapsack ought to last two or thre'
years, and even with such Treatment as they
o dinariIy receive, ut least year. But many
regiments not six months in the field, have
hid two sets al'eady, and soma after being
supplied by the state, have obtaiDe requisi
tions on the Government for new lot and
thrown their OLE ones away, while still valua-
ble for use. IN. Y. Sun.
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Official Statement ofthr Killed and Wounded
At Somerset.

From The Somerset Canlp JOurhHI'JH %
Below we give nm account "f tie killed and
w.unded on both sides, from WIN. ". Strtw,
Surgeon of Gen. Schoepf's brigade, as taken
from his own observations:
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LANSING MICH. WILLIAM HINNAN. rRorRIETOR'
The pcntou House has recently been ra'utnish"d in
tbe most substantial and the pronretor feels
confident that hr nrenar"d to meet the wants of those
visiting tile Capitol who desire the COMFORTS Of hst
class Hotel The hu,'ding s &C hrick toCms large and
ary and situated In the most pleasant pat OF the city
IAn,ing, June 90, 1861.
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TAILORING BUSINESS
DENTISTRY.

;, sss5esg J. j. STEaDMAN, RESIDENT DENTIST,
g-|ss will attend to all calls in his PrpessiOn.-
.' ~ Ofice over Motifs Drag itore.
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Sp,y rryPry sr,pf.r,

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING OPENED a LIVERY STA
at c Peck's old stand east Of the Post OO'e, are
now prepar to let Horses and Carriages. Aso. IA car
rypassenges any point thev wish. reasonable terms
STRONG DOUD, Proprietors.
Iii sdnle. Mich Dec 10. lSfO.
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PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JEwFLIER. AZ
an experience Of Fourteen Years In Eastern cities
now torated In Hlsale. NJ Farnnms Drug
Store-n.xt door 10 RnstN cks All work warranted I"
give entire satisfaction. Sign Of the Big Watch
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Take Notice.

MO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RICH
Poor--Iearned unea ned. white or black. bond
prfee-come and speak for yourselves Freemcn and
Tou shall be providedfor. We shall continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
,ndel the new firm or Mcqueen Coz residence
old will be wr'comed nnd new
all times. Cuttin- and making done 20 order
~ Flour. Grain, Wood ard CASli Tor work NJ
MCQUEEN X 60 :.
Hilsdale. Sept. l3. 1859. sep'2Om3
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DR NyCOI.S

=. IttSDI.ER.
NOTARY PuRI IC-0FFICE At THE Z. s. EXPRESS o.
fcc, HillsiaIe, Mich. octlT5I
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NERCEH ~ WEAVER.

WV. "a. NONTGONERY.
OFFICE OVER STORE OF l.. A. BOSTWlCK. co.
innel Hillsdale. Mich.
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ATTORNEYS Ann COUNSELIORS At LAW. SOLICITORS
in Chancerv and Notaries Public. All legal business
promptly attended 10. Office in B"ies Roes' hair ~
fTudson Mich.
q. MERCFR. CLEMENT w. "'ANfh'
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DICKERSON N KOON,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW Ann SOLICITORS IN oHtNCFRY
Hnlsiale Michigan. WIN attend promptly toa' kinds "'
in the State Of Michigan North
ern Indiana and Ohi.,
DICKERsoN, hZkA l. h"o"'
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BENTON HOISE,

WESTERN UOTEG.
ALLEN 4 SMITH PROPRIETORS. A Goon LIVERY
connected with tn House.
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r g. NpVuHrnT.

PRACTICAL FNGRAvER on G0ID, SILVER ASH pLA
ted goods; orders left at l. G wIlmots Jeweiry store
nT5O
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JOINT RESOLUTIONS.

l. Joint resolution for the location and es-
tablishment of a Naval Station and Dock
Yard within the State Of Michigan approved
Jan. Is
2. Joint resolution in regard to frauds up
on the Treasury Of the United States, ap.
proved Jan. l l..
3. Joint resolution relating to the exchange
Of prisoners, approved Jan. l3.
4. Joint resolution relative 20 the mode o
raising revenue by Congress, approved Jan
is.
s. Joint resolution for the relief OF Mrs
Isaac w. Iugeroll, approved Jan. is.
O.. Joint resolution relative 10 a grsnt o
land by the Government Of the Uultqd States
&c eujow a military school in the State o
Michigan approved Jan. ID.
z. Joint resolution rslatiue TO the volunteer
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ATTORNEY AND CoUNsEI.oR At LAW, AND sol &c
tor In Chancerv IIilisdale Mich. Cnice with Nr. A.
Everett c,uner or Howell and Bacon Streets opposite
the Western Hotel. dec2+oi
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II. w. RICABY,
III. VI. LILLE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, AND soLIC-
or in Oh, ucerv Hill ldas Mich Ofce with the Judge
Of Probate, in the Court House. dec3fbl
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. HAVE OPENED AN OF
ace opppnsite Western Hotel. Will attend to all calls o
their profession both night and day. Dr. r. Everett
odges in tho office.
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slime, however, is an exception; ut orli
nary Temperature pint OF water will dissolve
fully eleven grains Of Lime, while at its boil
ing point the same quantity will not take up
seven. Ofihis water bright and brilliant, and
fully saturated with lime. or its carbonate, you
were dairy filled, and as il became hotter aud
hotter, down down went the lime, leaving day
by day an additional coat on your poor sides
aud as very small snow ball will, when sci
in motion, increase TO monster, so the con.
,inued daily film Of lmy deposit increased to
an inconvenient ard uncomfortable thickness,
and ultimately brought you 10 griet, for this
thick deposit, or fur by reason Of its being
bad conductor Of beat, prevented its passag'
through you 10 the water; it would not boi
and ycu got blamed"
"You know best, sir; and no doubt il is n
you ssy," was al could give utteance to.
"But to the pont,' he continued. Yor
are nearly half foil Of this troublesome stuff
aud troublesome TO remove by hammer ano
cbseI, is easily got rid Of by chemical agency
Hydrocblorio acid"-(Giving 1 vince at th