Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-12-26


gree to interfere seriously with the use OF
the organ.
22. Stammeringi if excessive and confirm
ed 4; to be established by satisfactory evil
dence under oath.
%. Loss of sufficient number of teeth
to prevent mastiGcation Of food. This ap.
plies to those cases only where the loss of
teeth is so great that, if the man was re-
stricted to solid food, he would soon be.
come incapacitated for military service.
"a. Tumors or wounds of the neck i'm.
peding respiration or degultition fstula
or larynx or trachoa; toriticollis, if oflong
standing and well marked
25. Deformity Of the chest or excessive
curvature of the spine, sufficient to prevent
the carrying of arms and military equip
ment, carries of the spine, ribs OF, stern
um.
! &c. Abdomen grossly pretuberant ex'
cessve obesity.
81. Hernia.
%. Artificial anus structure Of the rec.
tum: prolapsu5 ami. Fistula in ano is nos
positive disqualification, but may be SO,
, if extensive or complicated with visceral
disease.
30. Old and ulccrated interal hemor-
: rhoids, if in degree sufficient to impair the
mans efficiency. External hemorrhoids
, are no cause for exemption.
= 80. Total loss or nearly total loss OF
penis, epispadia or hypo-padia at the mid
- die or near the root of the penis.
~ 81, Incurable permanent organic stric-
ture of the uretha, in which urine is pas
sed drop by drop, or which is complicated
by disease of the bladder; uriny fstula.
:, Recent or spasmodic structure ofthe uretha
Il does not exempt.
80. Incontincnce of urine. being dis
d. ease frequently feigned, and of rare occur
g. renee, is not of itself cause for exemption.
T. Stone in the bladder, ascertained by the
introduction of the metallic catheter, is
- positive disqualification.
H. 33. Loss or complete atrophy of both
'e esti Gle from any cause; permanent reten-
ton al one or both testcles within the in
T. guinal canal; but voluntary retraction
- does not exempt.
Ve 81. Confirmed or malignat sarcocele
or hydrocele, if complicated with organic dis
ease of the testical. Varicocle is not, in
H. itself, disqualifying,
'e' 35. Loss of an arm, forearm hand thigh
or leg, or foot
pit. SO. Wounds, muscular or cutaneous
on contractions from wounds or burns or tu'
Ia mors, which would prevent marching, or
lbs otherwise manifestly incapacitate the man
TO-. for military services
O. 81. Fractures, irreducible dislocationt
or anchylosis of the large joints, or chronic
be- diseases of the joints or bones, that woult
20, prevent marching, or otherwise unfit the
or man for military service.
hly 3s. Total loss OF thumb; total loss o
as the index finger of the right hand. Othel
led permanent defects or deformites of thu
'rai hands so decided as to leave no doubt o
's'- the mans incapacity of military service.
80. Club feet, total loss of a great toe
tne Other permanent defects or deformities G
TEL the feet, such as will necessarily preven
VII marching.
40. Varicose veins Of inferior extrem
o' tiles, if large and numerous, aud accom-
ye; panied wife chronic swelling or ulcera
tions. ,
yes Al. Chronic Ulcers; extensive, deel
cave and adherent ci5atrices Of lower extrem
orm ties
ease Surgeons of boards of enrolment in rt
feet. porting tho "statistlcs OF the cause OF e,
oubt enption on account ofphysical disability
SER will hereafter, in addition to the alphabe
npt; ical list of disabilities reqbired by Circ'
o in- lar No. 80 from this office, report the nun
may ber rejected under each paragraph oftl
above list of disqualifying infrmities.
= Of JAMES B. FRY,
res Provost Marshal General.
es in Bay. Persons who we're heretofore dra
ted and put in substitutes. paid commut
49,. ton or were exempted by reason of ph,
'li'y steal disability, need not give themselv
ment any concern about the coming draft-the
d by names being out of the wheel. We ma
r. bv mention of this fact as good deal of mi
r,us. apprehension is afoat in regard TO d
D-"'' matter. This is reliable.
the - . .5
;e.-- SERMON FROM THE DEAD-In the Cei
etary just consecrated at Gettysburg, W
oa =, be inferred near two thousand men. S