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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-12

l propose to give evidence
that this remedy is not a
Patent Medicine. The OBJ
lection which generally lies
against all discoveries and
inventions in medicine is
"Pu6licity." If somebody
should discover a remedy to
prolong life, or an infallible
cure for cholera or consump~
ton, what a monster would he
be to withhold his knowledge.
We have yet to learn from
what chapter or verse an Scrip
tire to quote chat men may
not heal Others Of their fellows
men Of any disease"
Nor have we asked Pick
wicks, affected Prudes, or, in
short, men who are possessed
Of euery kind Of sense but
common sense, and all kinds Of
opinions bit their OWn. The
Buchu is a good thing; it has
hundreds of thousands of liv.-
ing witnesses to attest its
virtue and commendit 1t is
the prejudice Of bigots and the
envy of "QUAcKs,"
We offer the following evil
dence:
See journal of Pharmacy"
See remarks made by DR..
Ephraim Mcdowell, a cele
brated physician, and member
of the Royal College Of Sur
geons, Ireland, and published
in the transactions of the |
king and Queens Journal.
See "Medico~ Chirurgical
Review" published by Benz |
Travers, Fellow of Royal
College of Surgeons, London.
See Prof Dewees's valuable |
works on the practice of |
physic.
See remarks made by the
late celebrated DR. Physick,
Philadelphia.
And most of the late Stan,
dard Works on Medicine.
See medical properties con-
tanned in Dispensatory of the
United States, of which the |
following is a correct copy;
BUCHU.-Its 6dor IS
difiusive and some>
what aromatic; its taste is |
bitterish and analogousto that
of mint. 1t is given chiefly |
in complaints Of the Urinary |
Organs, such as Gravel,
Chronic Catarrh of the Blad>
der, Morbid Irritation of the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-12
HELMBoLD'S BUCHU.

Retention or Tncontinencc Of
Urine, from loss of tone in
the parts concerned in its
evacuation. 1t has also been
recommended in Dyspepsia,
Chronic Rheumatism, Cutane-
GUS Affections, and Dropsy,
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY,
UrAH, Jan %, 1858.

UTAH, Jan 70, 1898.
Nh II 7 HELMBoLD-DEAR SIR
Your communication requesting our
terms for advertising was duly re-
ceived; but from prejudice l had
formed against advertising 'cures
for secret diseases, it was left I'M
answered. During an accid entail
conversation in drug store, the
other evening, my mind was changed
on the character of your Buchu. 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-12
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU.

loIn Tie hESt bottle l was
astsnished and gratiied at
the beneficial effect; and after
using it three weeks was able
to walk out. | felt much like
writing to you a full statement
d my case at the time; but
thought my improvement
might only be temporary, and
therefore concluded to defer,
to see if it would effect a per-
feet cure, knowing thatit would
be of greater value to you and
more satisfactory to me.
| am now able to report that
a cure is effected, after using
this remedy for five months.
| have not used any now for
three months, and feel as well
in all respects as | ever did.
Your Buchu being devoid
of any unpleasant taste and
odor, a nice tonic and invig-
ator of the system, [ do not
mean to be without it when
ever occasion may require its
use on such occasions.
NJ. MCCORMIC.
Should any doubt Mr.. Nc
Cormic's statement, he refers
to the following gentlemen:
Hon. VIM. Bigler, ex-Gov-
ernor of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence,
Philadelphia.
Hon. ]. c. Knox, Philadel-
phia.
Hon J S Black, Philadel-
phia.
Hon d r Porter, ex-Gov-
ernor of Pennsylvania.
Hon Ellis Lewis, Philadel-
phla.
hon II Z Grler, Phlladel-
phia.
Hon G w Woodward, Phil
adelphia.
Hon w A Porter, Philadel-
phia,
Hon John Bigler, ex-Gov-
ernor of California.
Hon E Banks, Washington,
d G.
And many others, if neces-
sary.
Great Cure of Diabetes ola
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HELMBoLD'S RTcHI.

A1alltA uVNO - uGVRAUs
with myself) came to the
that my case was
incurable. Accident placed
your advertisement in my
hands. | commenced taking
your Buchu. | followed the |
directions, and, to my aston
ishment, before / had taken |
seven bottles of your valu> |
able medicine q would give
500 a bottle, if l could not
get it at any other price, !
was entirely cured. | most
earnestly recommend it to all
those suffering from disease.
l have told many persons to
take your valuable medicine
and they are doing so with
great success, Any informa-
ton my. fellow-citizens may
require will be freely given
by the subscriber, at his resi-
dence, No. 70 Milton avenue,
Railway, New Jersey.
III, M. FREEMAN,
Councilman Third Ward,
City of Railway.
RAILWAY, n. J., Dec, 2, $50.
We, the undersigned, are.
well acquainted with III NJ
Freeman, of Railway, and
know that he has been a long
time suffering, in the worst
possible form, for the past
four years and that he has
been entirely cured by the
use of Helmbold's Buchu,
wv Savage, ex-Mayor.
Frank La Bau, President
of Council.
VIM Richards, Clerk Of
Council.
Peter A Banta, Council
man.
w J Brown, Councilman,
is S Melick, Councilman.
Lewis Hoff, Councilman,
J B Stryker, Merchant
CRY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE,
RAILWAY, n J, Dec 5, 80.
This will certify that | am
personally acquainted with IL
NJ Freeman, and am cognlzant
of the facts as set forth in the
above statement, and the sew
eral persons whose signatures
are thereunto attached are all
known to me,
JOHN f. WHITNEY,
Mayor of Railway, N J,
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HELNBOLD'S BUCHU.

pha railroad car. On my |
arrival in New York, | was |
attended by DIR Wilson, of
East 18Th st, and another
physicians whose name | do
not now remember. After my
wounds were dressed, / suff-
cred for 81 three days intense
agony from internal injuries,
which affected my Kidneys. L
can say that after taking but
three doses of your Extract
Buchu / felt greatly relieved.
I used the balance of the
bottle, and am happy to state
that since that time hav
experienced no further diff
Guilty,
Very truly yours,
PHI KEARNEY,
No 848 Third Avenue:
l respectfully refer to either
of the following gentlemen:
Robert B Roosevelt, Esq,
Editor of Citizen and Round
Table.
B F Curtis, Esq, No 10Y,
Greenwich Avenue,
Morris Phillips, ESQ, Edi-
tor of Home Journal,
Hon NJ Connolly, Register
of City,
Messrs Pettengill & Bates,
Proprietors of Hearth and
Home.
l N Hudson, Esq, No Al
Park Row.
Hon Nelson J Waterbury,
Hon James E Coulter,
And many others, if neces-
sary,
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From the Largest Manufac5
turing Chemist in the
World.
World.

81 am acquainted with Mr.
H 7 HelmAAs He occupied
tire drugstore opposite my
residence, and was successful
in conducting the business
where othegs had not beer
equally SO before him. I have
been favorably impressed with
his character and enterprise.
own WEIGHTMAN,
"Firm Of Powers & Weight
man,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Browning streets,
Phila., Nov Is, 1854"
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R Z Z E RS TO

DIR Mack, Burnside, Conn.
DIR. Wright, North Lee, Mass.
DIR. Holkum, North Lee, Mass.
DR.. Adams, Stoekbridge, Mass
DIR. Scott, North Manchester,
Conn.
DR.. Jaques, Buekland Corners,
Conn.
DR.. Bearsford, II artford, Conn.
ALL OF WHOM TREATED NE
FOR THE DISEASE.
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL,

SALISBURY, N. c., March 10,
1866.
H 7 HELMBoLD, Esq, Phil adel-
phia, Pa:
DEAR SRI wish you to send
me one dozen of your Sarsaparilla
Extract and half a dozen of your
Rose Wash.
Allow me to say that your prepa~
rations are very satisfactory NOT
only to the practitioner, but also to
the patient; and 1 shall endeavor to
bring them to universal use in this
part of the country.
Please forward these medicines
again IS before-C o D, per ex-
press. f.,
am, sir, very respectfully yours
etc, NJ. T. A. HOFFMAN,
SURGEON IN CHARGE OF HOSPITAL.
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Cure of Bladder and Kidney
Affection of Long Standing
Stone Passed and to be Seen.
WestpoEt, Conn, Sept 5,
1S69-H T. Helmbold, Esq,
Dear Sir: | commenced
taking your " Extract of
Buchu" about two weeks since
for an affection of the gravel,
bladder and kidneys. | have
suffered by spells very much
for a few days. But yester-
day relief came through the
effect of your "Buchu." A
stone passed from my bladder
about the size of a large pea f;
and I now feel perfectly well,
and entirely free from the
pain that / have suffered with
$50 hard" [ attribute my
cure to your medicine entirely,
and would recommend all
persons similarly affected to
try it. | have great faith in
its curative powers.
Yours truly,
THOS J BENNETT:
REFERS TO
Rev William Cogswell,
Westport, Ct.
J L G Cannon, Druggist,
Westport, ct.
HI B Wheeler, Esq, West
port. ct.
Bradley Hull, Esq, West
port, ct.
DR. Wakeman, Reading, Ct |
R w Robinson, Wholesale |
Drugg ist, New York City.
And many others, if neces-
sary.
Speedy Relief from Kidney
Affection, OccaSiOned
by Accident.
New York, Feb i, 1876
DIR Helmbold, Dear Sir: On |
the 23d Of August last | |
received severe internal and |
external injuries, occasioned |
by an accident on a Philadel- |
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HELMRALn,S RIICHU.


notwithstanding num-
Der of years | have Wn en-.
gagged in the business, there
may be those located at dis
lance that may not be aware
of all the facts, and would
like to be satisfied oq all the
points. Having been edu-
Gated as a druggist, / append
the following
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CERTIFICATE OLA
DISTINGUISHED MIDWIFE.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug Is, 1869.
Mr.. HELMBoLD
SIR have used your Extract
Bucau with many of my patients,
and can speak of it in the highest
terms in every case; and consider it
a valuable remedy, and one that
should be in the hands of every mid
IF,
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU.

was then highly commended for
other diseases by two physicians
present. Inclosed please find our
rates of advertising. Yours, etc,
TB HI SrEEHoUsE,
Editor and Proprietor of Daily and
Semi-WeekIy Telegraph.
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The Greet Diuretio

The Proprietor trusts that
his remedies, from the fact Of
being advertised, may not be
classed as Patent Medicines.
BUCHU, in one form or
other has been presented by
every educated Physician for
more than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
The CITY.

The Hutchinson Family leave this city to-
night for singing tour in Florida and NJ the Mississippi
River
The first public battalion drill of the left
wing of the It'll Regiment takes place at the Armory tins
evening
l.. A. Ostrander, who recently returned from
the East lectured Turkey, on Tuesday evening, in
the Alexander Chapel TO Large and appreciative audi
ence.
The numerous friends of the Rev. George
W. Woodruff ID. D. paid that gentleman aud his WIFE ~
farewell visit last evening aud made them valuable
presents.
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest over the
body Of an unknown found floating in the off
Pier No l. The body appeared TO have been in the water
for long time.
John Boland of Hartford, Conn., yesterday
morning fell INTO the East River from the ioi OF Grand
aud would have been drowned but for the tXertions
Of Patrolmgn Faycy.
MARY Magdalen, her Sins and Conversion"
was ne subject Oh an interesting ana tosraby we1t
d., In St. Johns Chapel
Michael Welsh, aged II, of No. 40 Cherry-st.,
glsssckter' employed by 2ninnesh q Harris at No.
and was dangerously injured.
The XXIst Assembly District Republican AS
ISOLATION adopted resolution last evening recommend.
ing that John " Grdley De retained Collector OF Inter
nal Revenue In the Eighth District
During the last two weeks the United States
Ags@sy t., iGr H msr a psnon SS !. tbs y hss paid
pension money have teen distributed 1900 persons
Messrs. Leavitt, Stsbergh g. Co. sold at
auction evening large collection OF medical works
pamphlets, Observation-Disclosures books There was a large
attendance OF bayers and the books brought fair prces
A fire occurred yesterday morning in the
cabin Of the schooner California. owned by BERNARD
Qunn, and lying at the foot Of West Twenty
damaging the vessel To the extent of eco Not insured
The fair nj the Bleecker-st Universahst Church
continued yesterday afternoon aud evening with a
crowded house and brisk sales The ladies expect 10 dis
pose Of al their goods before the olose Of the sr Fr
day evening.
\ number of persons who expect to max,
money without working for a. ganhed somc OF the
cheap ewtlry Embellishments yesterday, lost what
money they had invested AMI then ven, whining 10 Tia
MAYORS onvc to complain 81 the ioss
The annual rnnion OF the Alumni Of Union
toicre the city ~ New YORK aud s vicinity will taae
plssc ohIus~iaN oSvniur Apr "a Any Alumnus who.e
ndtsH uut Nita che AssuCatlon Ia requested send
70 a. = n hlowuel. csq, No ~ Nalla
Lady yesterday hrcak occurred in the
cotton mann Al Itstato aid ihntA eighth 81 The
tft,t ONrfunwtd aud thg faifoad Undetermined
Sac Water iWNu,ui ~ ln, dtstup Nas tuI,tmed 81 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Metropolitan Hotel-Gov. Scott, the Hon. s.
p HOge, VI. CT Capt Banks and j. Patterson OF South
Carolina John +. McDonoueh OF Philadelphia, Dr. Her
bert Boyd Of London DR. Gayinzel OF Paris. aud Lieut.
keyser L. s. Navy. Aston House-Gov. Stafford OF
Arizona. ==== Ncw-York Hotel-Ex Congressman JAS
NJ. M"rvin OF Saratoga ==== st. Nicholas Hotcl-Gen
j. W. Sprague OF Minnesota Col. Dwight OF Bingham
ton. Judge Benjamin Patton OF Pennsylvania the Hon
G. II. Sheriff. OF Washington j. TDghast VI Albany,
and Geo. L. Dunlap of Chicago. =-== Clarendon Hotel
Judge ID. A. Smaey OF Vermont. BreeyOrt House
Lieut. Commander Chadwick u. :. Navy ard i. Il.
Crownnhield. Boston. ==== Albemdrle HOtel-George
Peabody Russell OF Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
benedict BROTHERS,

~
ID III Broadrsy, of Couriud,.st.
Keepers the City Time.
greatly renred prices full line Of the NALfHAM and 9th
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HOME SKHS
Tux MEAIHER

Mar IL 235i T. sn' S.J1 H. W.
30 1916 y s W. 70 2as9 y ".
80 1855 > ". ~ 2t6l - W.
Yesterday the second OF the series Of the equinocal
storms in at llO "a. from hat hour, at times TO
either sec fell; from TO 5, snow and rain
from 1880 rain; from 1880 10 1880 III misty rain The
storm noted for great violence Rain depth 3l0
inches. The made its appearance just nj meridian.
showing through the heavy OF clouds then clear
ing away The afternoon and evening cold, windy,
and a little cloudy; clear at II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
iAnncuhoeInent.

ELECTRICITY, for the relief of the diseased,
.lr nsti-d by UI LHstBEKLIs, No. West FourieeubSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
TIE FIRST ISSUE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS HAS ALREADY BEEN
PLACED AND SALES ARE BEING
FILLED FROM THE SECOND
JSSJIE

Aoa, has been expended on the road and TIE "ork De-
ing carried forward with the utmost yigor
Les. than will be required to complete the line between Ne"
Haven addetowp, and trains vii! be unnis over that section
during May
The Bonds are only the work proge ard Tor bat one
actual cash expenditure thus constituting loan on Bono
and Mogsge Counecut secured by property worth double tue
Bonds the Company paying state and Local iA anu 'Ds
United States Incone.TsL
The CONNECTICUT AIRLINE BONDS have from the S'si ranked
With the best securities the market and have Justly been regarded
with the utmost Ny investors The vast importance oil the
nterps. shown glance while the value Of road saving u miles
ot routs between the chief commercial
AID financial cities scarcely be oyerestimAted
The continual has increased the desire to con
the premium which remains into lNEkESI'bhAhiH"
and se know which combines all the Iee
euces embraced Loan Offers the attractions to those aus
TONED TO hopg Governments which found in the Airline Bonus
tn. Bond. are of $500 aud tl and are IN
the Coupon Bonds but the option oil 'he hout " ~
isterei either With OF without Coupons attached
I1ey are still offered a. Par AMI Interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

PApERs, TwINFs. THREADS, AND CoRDAGE.
ohes .ad wsrerOol 2s 100 BrOadsaT New"
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REMOVAL,

HAlNES BROS beg leave to inform their patrons aud public
ell, that they removed their w,oos and Piano Renting Bus
their large and etssB Warehouse 2c TO 80 s.eoBd
corner Tssnty sutst
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CHEAPEST YET OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
THIS WILL De BORNE OUT BY:
THE RICH COUNTRY THE ROAD TRAvERsES, WITH ITS
AGRICULTURAL AND MINERAL RESOURCES.
II. THE CASH SUBSCRIBED TO THE CAPITAL STOCK.
Ill. TnR EXCELLENCE OF THB IS MILES ALREADY BUILT
AND IT'S FULL EQUIPMENT
". THE PLANS COMPLETED AND MONEY EXPENDED FOR
VIGOROUS FINISHING OF THE LINE IN THE SPRING.
" THE EXCESSIVE EARNINGS TO ACCRUE FROM THB
COMPLETION OF THE WHOLE LINE
VI THE AMPLE SINKING FgSD FOR THE CERTAIN RE.
DEMPTION or THE BONDS.
VII T1B VERY LIBERAL INTEREST RUNNING OVER
TERM OF 40 YEARS
VIII THE SECURITY AFFORDED BY REGISTRY.
IN THE MORTGAGE COVERING THE ENTIRE ROAD
EQUIPMENT. FRANCHISES, ASD ALL PROPERTY, PRESENT
AND FUTURE-ISDEED THE SECURITY OF TWICE THE
AMOUNT or BONDS ISSUED.
THE Low CURRENCY PRICE THEY ARE NOW OFFERED
At.
Al This verified ~ dn TIE owpi'fs Pdnphtt rAlA b
bid ofus
WskNOW th> Bonds 20 b, rad tk oharadtr dad
y, aur.V
these Bonds uae higAsst standard Ne kogos oy dsd l!v
NSu.
w. BAILEY LANG & Co., Merchants,
No. 81 CLlFF-ST., NETWORK,
AGENTS FOR THE sALE or THE BONDS
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28
Frederick Douglass Rebukes the
Christians.

Frederick Douglass. having delivered a
speech at the celebration Of the Fifteenth
Amendment iu Philadelphia. the Sixth
street Bethel church Of that city. held a
meeting and condemned certain sent iments
and views which he expressed He las
written letter To- the Philadelphia Prsss
ia reply 70 the structures the meeting
He states that hi. speech was imVrUmptu
be does not know whether be said what
tEev attribute to him. but H. be remembers
bis speech. he will stand 10 every word be
uttered. Il seems that he expressed hi-
belief that the cufranchi>emcut Of the col
orcd people was not a miracle nor due 20
any special interposition of Divine Proyi-
deuce. lie argues that too much must bc
admitted if we are To thank God for the
abolition Of slavery. since then We should
have thanked him previously for It's eZIs-
teucc. He also holds that it is uuwise 10
insist upon reading the Bible IN public
schools. Fault was found with him also,
at the Bethel meeting. because be ecouteud-
cI that colored citizens should vote -
they please. To the objections Of the
Bethel Church. 10 his doctrines be replies
that he l. not a member of that church,
and never was. lie spoke for himself
alone and bis views were matter in which
they we're not concerned. lie thinks that
the American church and pulpit did more
To protect slavery. than all other Influences
combined. and states that the Big Bethel
Methodist Church closed it, doors against
abolition in it, hour of extreme need. lie
speaks slightly Of the tcuet. and practice
Of the Bethel Church. as the wild worship
Of half century ago Bishop Campbell,
he thinks might be better engaged in an
endeavor to reform the fostering thousands
Of colored people who live in the vicinity
Of that church. in the utmost misery and
destitution. He is willing to meet the
Bishop in public discussion Of these matters
upau- equal terms in some public hall in.
Philadelphia
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28
NO. 4S.
An Eternal Leap Year.

Among the Cossacks Of the Ukraine,
leap year Is eternal. When Young wO-
mar feels tender passion for young man
she seeks him at the residence Of his parents
and addresses him as follows:
The goodness / see written IN your
countenance, Is a sufficient assurance TO
me that YOU are capable Of ruling and
loving a wife and your excellent qualities
encourage me to hope that you will make
a good husband. Ii Is in this belief that
have taken the resolution 20 come. and
beg Won. with all due humility. to accept
me for your spouse" She then addresses
the father and mother, and solicIts their
consent 70 the marriage. If she meets
with "a refusal She declines to leave the
house. and such conduct Is usually crowned
with success. The parents of the young
men never put the young maIdens away II
tlev will persist ia their stay. believing
that by doing 50 they would bring down
the vengeance Of heaven upon their
heads.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28
The Armies and NaYieS of Prussia
and France.

Everything of information concerning
the organization. strength and disposition
of the Prussian or French armies, Is now
eagerly read.
We give below some interesting facts.
which we present for the information Of
our readers:
PRUSSIA
The total population Of Prussia is twen-
ty-fve millions.
The national debt Is only two hundred
million Of dollars
Her revenue Is one hundred and twen-
ry-fve million Of dollars. while herexpendi-
lures are but one hundred and eighteen
millioTs
Her army Is made up as follows:
32j battahons Of infantry, PCS squad
rons of cavalry. II regiments Of artillery
with 1.l4G guns. and , battali0ns of en-
gineers. making IN all over 10000 Soldi-
ers. To these should be added the FEEDER
al COntingents of SaxOnv. Brunswick
Necklenburg-Strelitz and Hesse DarmS
tadt-in all $4,000 men. But this force
of 100, 900 only represents the standing
army Of North Germany. in case Of
emergency. Prussia can also command the
services of the troops Of Baden. Wurtem-
burg, and Bavaria. and Immediately order
a reserve, consisting Of an army of 49,
600 men. An additional force Of 100000
men Is at her disposal for the occupation
Of towns and garrisons. Every Prus,iau
subject is enrolled as a soldier as soon as
he has completed his 20th year He ser
YES, unless exempted, three years in the
regular army. four in the reserve. and at
the end of this term enters the Laudwhcr
he Is finally enrolled in the Lansturm until
he is 30 years Of age.
The army Is oficcred as follows:
The Commauder-in-chief Of the Army
and Navy Is the king. The chief Of the
statfis General de Moltke. The regular
army Is divided into eleven corps Of divi-
sionS, with the following commanders:
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-07-28
Fourteenth Amendments.

Below is section of the Fourteenth
Amendment in regard to political dis
abilities;
Section 3. No person shall be Senator
or Representative in Congress, or hold any
office civil or military, under the United
States. or under any State who, having
previously taken an oath, as member Of
Congress, or as an officer of the Legisla-
ture. or as an executive or judicial
officer of any State, to support the Constitu
ton of the United States, shall have en-
gagged in insurrection or rebellion against
the same or given aid or comfort to the
enemies thereof But Congress may, by
a vote of two-thirds Of each House, remove
such disability.