Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-05-27

10. Chrome rhenmauSin ulleSS manifest
ed by positive change of structure, wasting Of
Of the affected LIMB or pudiness or distortion
of the joints does not exempt. Impaired mo-
ton Of joints and contraction Of the limbs al
legged to arise from rheumatism, aud in which
the nutrition Of the limb is not manifestly i'm
paired, are to beproved by examination which
in state Of anaethesia induced by ether only
II. Pain, whether stimulating headache
neuralgia in any Of its forms, rheumtism, lum-
bago, or affections Of the muscles, bones, or
joiNts, is symptom Of disease so easily pre-
tended that it is not to be admitted as cause
for exemption unless accompanied with man
ifest arrangement of the general health, vast
ing of limb, or other positive sign Of disqual
flying local disease.
u Great injuries or diseases of the skull,
occasioning impairment Of the intellectual fac
uldes, epilepsy, or other manifest nervous or
spasmodic symptoms.
I3. Total loss of sight, loss Of sight Of
right eye; cataract; loss of crystalline lens of
right eye.
"A Other serious diseases Of the eye, at-
iecting its integrity and use; that is chronic
oPhthalmia, fstula, lachrymalis, ptosis, Of
real,) ectropion, etc. Myopia, unless very
decided, or depending upon some structural
change in the eye, is not a cause for exemp-
ton
Is. Loss of nose; deformity of nose so
great as seriously to obstruct respiration !;
ezena, depending upon carries in progress.
Is. Complete deafness. This disability
must not be admitted on the mere statement
Of the drafted man, bat must be proved by
the existence of positive disease, or by other
satisfactory evidence. Purulent otorrho.
II. Carries Of the superior or inferior max
lila, Of tho nasal or palate bones, If in progreis;
cleft palate, (bony;) extensive loss of sub
stance Of the creeks or salivary 6stuls-
I8 DumbnesS permanent loss Of voice;
not to be admitted without clear and satisiac-
tory proot
10 Total loss of tongne; mutilation or
partial loss of tongue, provided the mutilation
be extensive enough to interfere with tie
necessary use OF the organ.
90 Hypertrophy or atrophy Of the tongue,
sufficient in degree 10 impair speech or dcglu-
tition; obstinate chronic liberation of the
tongue.
q. Stammerng, If excessive and confirm
ed; to be established by satisfactory evidences
under oath
% Loss Of a sufficient number of teeth to
prevent proper mastcaGon Of food and tear
ing The cartridge
%. Ineurable deformities, or loss of part
Of either jaw, hindering biting of the cartridge
or proper inastication, or greatly igjuring
speech; anc'nr losis Of lower jaw.
a Tumors of the neck, impeding respi-
ration or delutitiOn; fstula OF larynx or ira
chea; tOrticolIs, if Of long standing and well
marked.
% Deforlnity of the chest sufficient to
impede respiration, or to prevent the carrying
of arms and military equipments; carries OF
the ribs.
26. Deficient amplitude and power Of ex-
pansion Of chest A man FIVE feet three in
cLes-mimimum standard hight for the reg
ular army-should not measure less than thir-
ty inches in circumference Immediately above
the nipples, and have an expansive mobility
Of not less than two inches.
, 81 Abdomen grossly protuberant; ezces-
sive obesity; hernia, either inguinal or fem
oral
%. Artificial anus; structure of the rectum;
prolapsus ami. Fistula in ano is not positive
disqualification, but may be so ifextensive or
complicated with viscoral disease.
%. Old and liberated internal hemorrhoids,
if in degree sufficient to impair the mans
efficiency. External hemorrhoids are no cause
for exemption.
80. Total loss, or nearly total loss ofpenis ;
epispadria or hypospadria at the middle or
near the root of the penis,
81. Incurable permanent organic structure
of the urethra, in which the urine is passed
drop by drop, or which is complicated by dis
ease of the bladder; urinary fstula. Recent
or spasmodic structure of the urethra does not
exempt.
30, Incontiuence of urine, being disease
frequently feigned, and of rare occurrence, is
not of itself cause for exemption. Stone in
the bladder, ascertained by the introduction
ofthe metallic catheter, is positive disqlali-
fcation.
33, Loss or complete atrophy of both testi-
cles from any cause; permanent retention of
one or both testicles within the inguinal canal;
but voluntary retraction does not exempt
81 Confirmed or malignant sarcocele; hy-
rodrocele, if complicated with organic diseases
of the testicle. Varicocele and crisocele are
not in themselves disqualifying.
35. Excessive anterior or positive curvature
of the spine; carries Of the spine.
81. Wounds, fractures tumors atrophy of
a limb, or chronic diseases of the joints Of
bones that would impede marching or pre-
vent continuous muscular exertion.
80. Anchylosis or irreducible dislocation of
the shoulder, elbow, wrist hip, knee, or an
kle JOINT
80. Muscular or cutaneous contracuons from
wounds or burns, in degrees sufficient to pre-
vent useful motion of limb.
40. Total loss Of a thumb; loss of ungual
phalanx of right thumb.
Al Total loss of any two fingers Of same