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DIR. pIUMIEN.


successor to Dr.. JoRDoS,) URosCoPIC PHYsi-
CLAN. Treats Chronic Diseases with the same unri-
vailed success that has attended this methed for the past
ten years Over 10000 patients have been treated dur
ing TINS time, many of which had been given up by
Others have been restored to health. Not such Is too
OFTEN found, an altered condition. disease for an
old one, but Health in the true sense of the term
cIhe fount purified that the stream may flow clear)
clam nothing only in CHRONIC DISEASES such as
nave lasted several weeks to years. unattended
with fever call your attention to the following list
of Chronic affections, viz:
Diseases OF the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kid
neys and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Reeuma-
tism, Bropsy, Nervous and Spasmodic Affections,
Blood Diseases, Scrofla Salt Rheum, Eryspelas, SC.
y Diseases of the Generatve and Urinary Organs both
functional and organic, soon loose their hold by this
system of treatment.
Female Weaknesses, Irregularities and Debility Sper-
metc and Seminal Weakness Impotence and Sterslity
can be completely cured. a...
Cancers, Ulcers, Fever Sores, White SweHings, and
Skin Diseases require a personal examination.
URoseoPY. clean vial holding two ounces of Urine
the first in the morning. with and age, will ena-
BILE me to treat the case in question.
Specimens sent by express mail.
Letters must contain Stamp to insure notice. Exam
nation 81 co. Consultation free Medicine reassn able
P. o. Box 81. Office in KiRgsley's Block,
So:6md&w Brandon. yt.Ss
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Mountain boys to the State from hospitals

Mountain boys to the State from hospitals
south,
PATENT RUBBER WEATHER STRIPS, used
for filling cracks in doors and windows caused
by shrinking. Messrs, Merriam and Whita-
ker, OF this village, own the right to use the
above article in the State of Vermont These
strips have been practice lily tested by us for
the past few months, and we unhesitatingly
say that they are all thy are recommended,
and they must come to be considered as indis-
pensable. They exclude every particle of air,
and will keep their place apparently for
great number ofyears, They are so cheap as
TO come within the means of all We rec
ommend Messrs. Merriam & Whitaker's in
vention to the attention of all our readers.
PRRsoNAL.-Dr. o. Cook, of this village,
who has been in the service of the Govern
ment on the medical staff connected with the
army in Tennessee, returned home yesterday
on temporary leave of absence. He came as
far as Cincinnati in charge of a large number
Of sick and wounded soldiers.
Among the recent deaths in the Hospitals
at Washington we notice the name of T. W..
Lampher, Co. c, 18th Vt.
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FROM MONTPELIER.
SPECIAL DIsPATCH TO THE HERALD.
Proceedings Of the Lcgisaasare. ''
Tuesday p. NJ, Nov. IL.


SENATE.
The House proposals Of amendment to Sen
ate bill title Is, chapter %, "of common
schools" were considered, and the Senate re-
fused to concIr in the first amendment, stik-
ing out tne clause in the bill requiring the ac-
counts of seperintendents to be presented and
rood h! II the March mee;ines--the Prudential
Committee to pay teachers when a majority of
the district shall so vote whether such teacher
have certificate or not.
Mr.. Edmunds offered joint resolution in
structing tie committee on bills to report what
bills of the revision had been completed, and
IN what stages of advancement those not I'm
ished were.
Adopted. aa
Mr.. Richardson, for committee on banks re-
ported favorably the House bli, extending the
charter of the Battenkill bank.
Passed.
Also favorablyto Senate bill authorizing
the late bank of Montpelier to bring suits in
chooses in action due said bank Third read
ing ordered. Ha
Senate bill Incorporating the emancipation
lists cotton-growing company was referred to
a special committee, consisting of Messrs. Pol
lard, Cree and Stevens.
Adjourned.
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MEDICINAL.
THE GREAT INDIAN RElfEDY Fol

THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY FOR
Il FEMALES, DR. MATTISON'8 EAfMENA-
GOGUE. This celebrated female Medicine. possessing
virtues unknown Of anything else of the kind and prov
ing eectua after an others have failed is designed for
both MARRIED and sttgc ladies' and is the very best
thing known for the purpose as i will bring on the
remedies of the kind have been tried in vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now been sold without
sinq failnrs when taken as directed and without
least injury 70 health in 0sy "a It is put up in
bottles of three different strengths with full directions
for using and sent by Exprss closely sealed to all ps
PRICEs.-FuIl strength, $40; Half strength, So;
Quarter strength, IS per bottas.
pressy for cAsBs ahtch all other remedies Of
The kind havs failed TO cure atsoaa Is scay7ned
Represented IN EVERY RESPECT cr the price aoH be
M BEWARE, OF INVITATIONS. None genuine
and warranted uIess purchased directly Of Dr. M ia
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE DOR SPECIAL DIS
EASES. No. % Union street, Providence, r. 1.
0 This Speciality embraces all diseases of Prirde
nature, both Of MEN and wOMEryby regularly ed
Of gsas sIs e. a:n
erwse strictly CONFIDENTIAL and Eedicnes be sent
by Express, sesvs from o6serpaton to all p~It Of the
United States Also accommodations for LA1IEs from
abroad, wishing for a secure and quSst RETREAT with
good care, until restored to health.
CAUTION.-lt has been estimated sthat ever T,eo
Hundred TousGad Dollars paid to swfndlrg quacks
annually in New England alone, without any heneft to
those who Kay it. Most of the sum ont Of class
of persons who the least able to lose it but paid
they ge5 bach, and they compelled to suf
fer the wrong in silence not daring to expose this cheat
for fear Of exposing hen,seipes All this. comes from
trusting, WITHOUT q,siry,t who alike destitute
of honor, character and Skill and whose only recon-
mendation their false and extravas assertions
in praise of emseoes IT, therefore, you would avoid
being hunsbugged, take mans word no matter phdt
his pretensisns are, but MAKE INQUIRY. II will cost
you nothing and may save you many resrots; for as
advertising physicians, in nine out Of ten, are DO
gus there safety in trusting any c ss, unless
you know aoh0 and ,oidt they are.
NJ DIR. NJ. wall send YRxs, by enclosing one stamp
rs above, PAMPHLET DISEASES OF WOMEN,
and on Private ssdses generally full in formation with
the most undoubsd References and testimosiats, without
which no advertising physician medicine Of this kind
Is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
U0 Orders BY mail promptly attended to, Write
your address plsnly, and direct to DR. MATTIsON as
above, 81: WY
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HOUSE.

Reuben Ferguson, on presenting his creden-
tials and taking the oath of Office, was admit
ted to seat as a Representative from the
town of Essex. ...as ..
Reports-By Mr. Denison, for Committee
on Ways and Means, that extra pay should be
granted to the Treasurer and Auditor of ac-
counts, Zone thousand dollars to the Auditor,
and two thousand dollars to the Treasurer
for extra services during the past two years.
Ordered to lie. ~ .-r.
Militia BU--Mr. Gardner called up the
militia bill, and the pending question was upon
agreeing TO the report of the committee rea-
tive TO striking out section Is, which provides
for detailing officers from the roster in case of
draft. ..--.. d.
The House decided by vote of IA to ia
not to agree with the committees report, and
the provision remains in the bill.
The consideration of the committees report
was concluded, and Mr.. Royce moved to
amend the bill by striking out all of the en-
acting clause and inserting bill which he
presented, and which he stated was in the
main the same as that reported by the Senate
Com, though differing from it in some import
ant respects. r ~ f.
On motion of Mr.. Balch, the bill was amend.
ed so as to require those exempt from disci-
pline, ministers Of the gospel, physicians,
etc" to pay an annual tax of So, as the price
of each exemption.
The questions then came upon substituting
this bill for the original bill, as recommended
by the Com. of she Whole.
Mr.. Lynde spoke briefly in support of the
bill in question, and Mr. Royce spoke at some
length. ..... ..... .4
Adjourned.
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4 JUST TRIBUTE TO MERIT.

AT INTE IRRATIONAL EXHIBITION LONDON,
July IL, 1889,
DURYEA'S, MAIZENA,
Was the only aspreparaton of food from Indian Corn"
that received medal and honorable mention from the
Royal Commissioners, the competition Of all prominent
manufaotur of ICorn Starch and Prepared Corn
Flour" Of this and ether countries Notwithstanding
MAIZENA,,
The food luxnry of the age, without single fault
One trial viii convince the most skepaca Makes tuo-
dinRs Cakes Cussards Blanc Mango, etc., without sin
glass With lev or no cost astonishing the most
Economical. slight addition to ordinary Wheat Flour
greatly Improves Bread and Cake IS also excellent
or thcksnin9 sweet sauces. graviss OF fish and meat,
soups stc For Ice Cream, nothing can compare with
it, little boiled in milk will produce rich Cream for
coffee, chocolate tea, etc.
Pus up in pound packages, with dirsetions
most delicious article Of food for children and nva-
lids Of all ages For sale by Grocers and Druggists
erywhere.
Manufactured at Glen Cove, Long Island.
Wholesale Depot, l66 Fulton street, New York
wM. DURYEA, GENERAL AGENT.
oct25d6m.
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY LIZ

Dr.. swRsr's IsFALLIBLE LIsIMssr ia prepared from
the receipt of DIR. Stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut the
great bone setter, and ha been used in his practice for
the last twenty years with the shng success
As an external remedy it is without rival and will
alleviate pain more seedily han any other prepara-
ton. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders il Is
truly nfallible and as curative Of Soris, Wounds,
sprains, Bruises, &c. its soothing, healing, and
powerful strengthening properties excite the Just
der and astonshment of all who have ever given il
trial Over tour hundred certificates of remarka BILE
cures performed by within the last two years attest
this fact.
For sale by all dealers. 26:lyeow
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ITO HORSE OWNERS!

FOR HORSES is unrivalled by any, and in all cases
Of Lameness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench
ing, its effect is magical and certain. Harness or Sad
die Calls, Scratches, Mango &c. Will also cure spec.
Oily. SPAWN and Ringbone may be easily prevented
and cured in their ncpent stages, but confirmed
are hey ond the possibility Of RADICAL CURE No case
of the kind, however desperate or hopeless but il
applies will always remove the lamsness and ena-
bic the horse to travel with comparative ease.
Every horse should have this remedy at hand,
will eectuslly prevent those formidable diseases
TONED to which all horsee liable, and which render
80 many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
For sale BY all dealers, N:lyow
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DR.. BoYeRs ExPRcroRAsr-The most effectual
remeoy for Asthma, Group, Coughs, Bronchitis, Con-
SUMPTION and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs
prepared from recipe used in his practice with the
greatest success for forty years. 1t is composed
entirely of vegetables. Contains opium mineral.
Try IT, 1t always does good and not hurt and If d-
rections followed Will the above diseases.
Only rs cents per bottle. 4 liberal discount to the
trade. Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail By
Francis Fenn proprietor, Rutland Vt.
None genuine without the fac smile Of has signature
on the out side Wrapper.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES oLARKEs

SIX JAMES ULARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS!
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This wen known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and obstruc-
nons, from any cause whatever; and although pow
sttution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II IS peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short time, bring
on the monthly periods with regularity.
The Pills have never been known to fail where the
directions on I'd page of pamphlet well Observed
For fall particulars, get pamphlet free, of the
N B:-sl and postage stamps, enclosed to any au-
thorized agent, will insure bottle containing over So
pills, by return mail. 49, ~
Sold by Pond & Morse. noylO:d&w3m
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-Eighty-one Of the Ozaukee, Wis, riot
ers who made forcible resistance to the execu-
ton of the draft, have arrived at Milwaukee.
looking decidedly detected and crestfallen.-
Mr.. Kemp, the merchant who led the mob, has
been set to chopping wood for the stoves in
Camp Washburn,
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WHAT AN AMOUNT OF SUFFERING AND
Disease among the Volunteers would be prevented by
the free use Of y oLLoWAY's PILLS & OINTMENT
For Wounds, Sores ad scurvy, the Ointment is GER
tain cure, and for Bows Complaints, Fevers, Small
Pox &c, the Pills the bes medicine in the world.
Only Is cents per Box or Pot 22l
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m A sE RAG n 5 .

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the American Hotel,
Potsdam st. Lawrence Co., N. Y, by Rev n O. Riggs
of Pottsdam Mr.. DANIEL WHTcoAB and MISS MARY
BILLINGS, both of Rutland, Vt. ...
MOULTON- STIMPSON-On the 18th inst, by Rev.
Leland Howard, Mr.. GEORGE MouLTos, OF Rutland
and Miss MARTHA SIMPSON, of WhalingsburGh, N T.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Herriek Aliens God Medal saleratus is far superior
TO super-oarbouate 0f soda, and may be used in the
same msnner with tartar, ana for all other pur.
poses where soda Is used II is pc fecty healthy and
requires less in quantity Try one paper and you
IL.
For sale by Chester Kingsley, at the Old Red Store
Rutland
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
miller 4 Knapp v. The 10. & w. IL. IL.
Company.

Montpelier, Nov. TO,
The case of Miller and Knapp agains, the
Rutland & Washington Railroad ha' been ar
gued before the Supreme Court to-day by
Hon. Ii. 4. Stoughton Of Bellows Falls for
plaintiff and +, j Phelps, ESQ.,, and Hon, Milo
l.. Bennett of Burlington for defendants.
Hon Z. w. Stoughton of New York con-
cludes the argument tomorrow.
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Wednesday, Nov. 10.
SENATE.

wednesday, Nov. ~.
The session was occupied entirely with the
third reading of bills c. the general stat
utes.
Mr.. Shaw called up chapter g ''of railroads
and railroad commissioners"
The pending question was upon the amend
ing dissection IS Of said chapter, which re-
quires every railroad corporation to draw
over their road for reasonable compensation
the cars ofany other road with which they are
conn cted, and makes provision for the APP
pointment by the Supreme Court Of a
commission to settle any question of difference
that may arise.
The House then refused to postpone further
consideration of the bill and adopted the
amendment proposed by Mr.. Shaw
Mr.. Balch moved to so amend the bill that
the fare on railroads should be equalized and
short di stances be travelled at the same rates
as longer ones.
After debate the question was taken on the
amendment. Yeas 76; nays 100, and the
amendment was lost.
Pending further consideration of the bill.
Adjourned.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfailing in the of Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Difficult Breath
ing, Incipent Consumption and Diseases of the Lungs
They have no taste of medicine, and any child will
take them. Thousands have been restored to health
that had before despaired Testimony given in hun
dreds of eases. single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES
Ask for Bryan's Pumonc Wafers-the original and
only genuine is stamped 4" Bryan Spurious kinds
are offered for sale Twenty-Five cents box Sold by
dealers generally.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by Pond s. Morse. novl0:d&wSm
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local and state Items.

TIE Sra vERMcSr'-ln Gen. Buffers
,s,i,, report, dated Nov I'd, Of Gen. Welt
ala operauous in Louisiana ,ho makes mention
.s,hs 9Th Vermont as follows: 81 cannot TOO
.,nch commend the energy Of Col, Thomas
NTH bis regiment, the Eighth Vermont, who
A,v, in six days opened fifty two miles of rail
road, built nine culverts, rebuilt a bridge
buraei by the enemy, four hundred and thir-
,v.fye feet long, besides pulling up the rank
grass from the track, which entirely impeded
The locomotive all the way. In this work they
were assisted by Col. Stafford's Regiment, Ma
tive Guard, oolored."
EXAMINING SuRoEoNs.-Among the ex-
aiming surgeons appointed by the Commits
son~ of Pensions, Nov, 18th, were DR.. Marcus
O. Porter, of Middlebury, and DR.. Samuel
Nohsls, Of Bellows Falls.
Rev. &. II. NEWTON, d. D., Representa-
tive from Marlboro is,we regret to learn, dan
gsvasay IN, and is not expected to recover
His two sons, who reside at the West have
bsen summoned to his death-bed.
The srH VERMoNr.-An the troops taken
st Hsrpcr's Ferry, and now in camp at Chi
ego, have been exchanged and ordered to
Warrington. They will at once be put into
stve service. This will be good news TO the
ah Vermont.
Tbs lsr VT. BRIGADE.-The First Yer
mont Brigade was at White Plains, Virginia,
on tho 9Th instant. 1t is now under the com
mand Of new Brigsdier- General Howe.
Run AwAY.-The Island House at Bellows
Falls is closed, the proprietor having run
away. ...a. ~.
fIRs.-The barns, hay and gram of G.. R.
Gale, Esq, of Orange, were consumed by fire
ON the 18th inst. Loss about $500. No in
suranoe. In one of the buildings were about
5000 lbs. wool belonging to o. Ffeld. The
wool was saved.
Rev. Gao. B. MANsER.-We record with
regret, says Walton's Journal, the death
Of Rev, George B. MANsER, D. D., which o.
CURED at Bennington on the 18th inst. Mr..
hauser commenced bis career as lawyer at
Dsnville, where he married daughter of the
late]Augustine Clark. From Danville he re-
moved to Montpelier, and served as Secretary
Of Civil and Military Affairs, then as Editor
of temperance newspaper, and finally was
instrumental in establishing Christ Church
(Rpisc pal, } IF which he became Rector. At
bis death he was Rector of St. Peters Church,
Bennington. His character was eSnmable,his
hte useful, and his death vii, be mourned not
only by the religious denomination with which
he wss connected, but by every Ch,.s stan
Of every denomination, and by many prsonai
friends
Alsttments of the It'll md sth Regi-
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llettments of the 7th and stb Regi-
ments and Cd Battery.
STATE OF VERMONT
4RRAsURER's OrFIAE,
Montpelier, Nov. Il. 1862.

Montpelier, Nov. II, 1862.
Assignees and others holding orders for al
lOted pay of members of the It'll and Sth Reg
msnts and the ID Battery, are hereby mott
lied that returns for the months of March aud
April have been received at this office from
tho United States paymaster
j. B. PAGE,
State Treasurer
SEIZURE OF MUskETs-Iwo seizures of
muskets are reported to have been made by
ae revenue officers at Burlington last week.
The number taken was altogether about eight
thousand They were OF Belgian manufacture,
rlfed, with sword bayonets and percussion
locks, but rudely constructed. The first lot
was taken on board the boats, the second on
the cars. The arms were in the ''origlnal
packages and bore the name of the vessel
they were imported in, and the date of impor-
y. some of these dates We're as far back as
. "c'''-' 1861. This merchandise was ship
Oeo7mder, A. = and was addressed and
ped at New YorA, "a East
bllddato "Quebec, Caasa~ ,,,ats IN boxas
Also. a large quantity OF H'u'~ " ~ an
iirected, to parties in Quebec wee s'opp0-
Monday, at the Hudson River Ra, 'o''' ''
pot in Troy OF this lot, there were over ~
hundred boxes of about so guns each. Large
quantities of the same style of arms have gone
forward, and the United States Marshal has
sent to the frontier to stop their transmission
They are supposed to be intended for the Reb
els
U. s. MARINE HospIrAL.-From report
to the Governor of the State made by DIR. s.
W. Thayer, jr., the surgeon in charge of the
Marine Hospital at Burlington, it appears that
the Hospital was under the direction of the
State authorities during the months of May,
June and July. During these months, there
were received Of sick and wounded soldiers
nom the seat war. .. .... 1877
Sick recruits. 81
Tota, ga
~ ~ these there were returned {. duty, loS
discharged from the service, SO
Deserted, 6
Died,
Fpurioughed, 3
'''nainlng In Hospstal, 20
- 274
''nce the re-transfer of the Rospjta, 10 tne
Ise0n General of the United States + NrmS
t,s.. number of soldiers have been NJ, ue
49,. 0n' 'nere. The Hospital has the best
At. INNOVATIONS for one hundred PATIENTS apo
sra0s.d n0''oe' can, without expense, be
Der. "ouale double the num-
aoo,., mayer recommends that some plan be
:" transfer more of our gallant Green
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CAUTION,

As certain unprincipled persens are sttenptins
palm OF on the unsuspecting public, limitations Of a
PREPARED GLUE, would oea1aen al person.
examine before purchasing and that the full
sPALDINo's PREPARED GLUE
y on the outside wrapper-au Others are swindi
csuAterfefts. 3s;U 4.
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BEN X. CHASE.

- PECT LES of all Styles. Suit.
~ cd to all eyes sxoepl the bind,
Sold by BEN X. CHASE
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M AT CH ESi-American, English and
w swiss,--God Silver and brass for LADIES' and
Gentlemen, ceiling cheap at
BEN X. CHAsRs
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A LARGE assortment Of rich Gold Jewel
4 n ~ and snall assortment land may il grow less)
Of Brass Jewery at BEN X oHAsEs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-09-10
rze- cor Rnctnr in his circular. adopts the cry of

Esg~ Gov Rector in his circular, adopts the cry O politicians and ayers that he is persecuted It ai old and stale trick but in this case too papable tt win. We appeal to our readers if we have not kep silent even when many thought it our duty to speak
 Knowing that our motives would be misconstrued and dreadng alteration in the pcrlous state of tho country we have silently and sorrowfully seen tho cravest wrongs enacted. Wehave seen attempt after attempt to get up state army at cost to the peo- ple of vast sums of their time in the planting sea son. and of their lives. We have seen steady and determined opposition to the action of the Coniede rate generals aud persistent abuse of the Confederate government. We have seen vast sums squandered on layoritos and kindred. We have seen the public property scattered and misapproprated. These, and other wrongs perpetrated upon the rights of the people, and we gave the governor the charity of our silence. But the day will come when these abuses will be enquired into, and then the people will stand aghast at the disclosures that can be made.