The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-20 00:00:00

DEFORMED NAILS.

Eradicated without any Pain, by a new-and easy Metho4.
R. SIEMNIS, SURGEON CHIROPODIST.
In from Parie„ Berlin, end London respee f❑lly informs
the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Inhahriantx of iti ViCinity, that he
completely eradicates HARD and SOFT CORNS, in all their stages, either in Child-
ren or adults, in the most expert manner, not requiring more than one minute to
remove a Corn, if of an yearn' standing, and without causing the least pain or incon-
enience to the patient, who in enabled to follow his usual avocation without
hindrance, and walk witloperfect ruse and comfort immediately after attendance. In
returning thanks for the liberal patronage received from them, Mr. S. hoPe., by
attention and his usual skill, to merit a continuance of their esteemed favours.
In attendance daily, from ten a.m. to six p.m.

Cornsextracted_by the roots. Fee, :a 6d each corn.
An early call is requested. Ladies and Gentlemen may have their own Medical
I.i:risers with them during the operation. Parties may be attended at their own
.esidences without extra charge. Any letters addressed to Mr. S. will be promptly
tttended to.
From the numerous testimonials iii. S. has received in L:verponl, he selects Wa
follow ing

From his Grace the Duke of St. Albans. :
Mr. Senims, the. Chiropodist from Berlin, has this day extracted several corns,
erneved several callosities, and rellev3l the ineurvattons of toe nails, wit!. out giving
Ley pain. I have great pleasure in giving this testimony. ST. ALBANS.

From the Rev. Ch.. Iresketh, North `Arcola Rectory, near Southport.
Mr. Siemens has removed from my feet several corns, sorne of them" of hung stand ing,
and Mr. Siemuns has not given me any painin their removal. C. HESKEI H.

From 0. B. Barron, Esq., Surgeon, Southport.
Mr. Siemms removed my corns two years ago, since which time I have not hells
troubled with any. 1 have given this testimony. G. B. BARRON.
Angitst 4,1854.
From W. BowsonrEsq., Cliff Willow, New Brighton.
Mr Siemins has extracted several corns from my feet withodt pain, and in a very
short time. W. ROWSON.

August to, 4 RSK.
Frora. T. Green, Esq., County Court Judge, the 'quit House, near Leigh, Lincaahire
Mr. Simums has removed corns from my feet without pain. J. T. GRLEN.

From Mr. J. 11. Jones, Chemist, Waterloo.
Mr. Siemms has removed two most painful corns from the sole of ma foot without
any pain, and very expeditiously. J, H JONES.

From T. R. Mitchell, M.D., F.R C.S„ 19. Great George's liquere.
Mr.plieuims romoved a corn from m v foot witnoutgiving any pain.--Jams, an.
.

From Captain Stone, Liverpool.
Mr. Siemosa has removed my corns without pain, and very successfully

From Captain Gibson, Liverpool.
Mr. Simms has very skilfully extracted 40 corns from my feet without say pate
whatever, and I have no hesitation in stating, that I have been annoyed for $0 years
with theta. To my great surprise I can now walk with perfect ease, as it is-nine
months since I hod them extracted. (Signed) J. P. GIBSON.
Feb. a, ois6.

From R. 11. Pool, Esq., 18 Sandon-street.
Mr, Siennus has removed ace y bad curn from my foot without the alighteatpuba.

Refere•'tea as to professional ability may be addressed to any of the abort
gentleman.

To TH F, 1 AM VS.

Many of the fair sex in particular are martyrs to Bunions, a description of corn to
which the faculty have not hitherto paid the attention which a source of so mach
discomfortabcl prig deserves. In Consequence of this it is often necessary to submit
to a long confinement in order to have them eradicated. Mr. Sienna. has the saris.
faction of stating ilia he can speedily remove them bye simple application, of which
he is the sole inventor. I,dies will do well to trail themselves of this opportunity
of getting rid nfthis troublesoine description of corn, to often neglected in its earliest
stages.
Mr. SIEMMS will attend gratuitously every Wednesday and Saturday mornings,
from eight till ten, by a ticket of recommendation from any tradesman, to thi
resi-
dent poor of Liverpool.
OI2SERVP.I 3fl, ST ATER STREET.

BRITISH PATENT- MANURE , COMPANY,
1, CHAPEL WALKS, tfAXCHESTEP,
Beg to call the attention of AgrieulturiAta to th,lr Manures, pre-
pared from P:Tirizs and under the immediate anrveill.ince of Dr.
SHERIDAN iIIUSPRATT. F•R S•E., MIL. &c, Pro'ressor at
the College of Chemistry, Liverpool; Fellow of the tcyal Agticut.
rural Society o, England and auth rof yarieua work!. on AgiLul-
tural Chemi,,try, . _

It is an aernitte-1 illicit& in agriculluee and farmers generally
are aware, the e'The y or artiticial manures depends entirely
on their supplying to th sad t hu-e •lemenis requir d be the grow.
ing crods in a state eapa`ile o° clog absorb,, by the roots of the
plant, the most icaportz.nt court cents then for Grain Crors are
an at t.uptily of ni.roaen, silica, magnesia. &c ; for Roots.
as potatoes, turnips &c.' phosphates and alkalies are in tsp-n-ab,..
These also are required fur the other crops, but in very d fferent
proportions.
This Company's Manures are prepared nn the principle that tit -y
contain all the ingredients of the best Peruvian ‘tnano. arse in a
better a- d more assimilative to m, besides 0 ter mineral matters
which are known to play a most import int port in the vegetable
kingdom ; a l the salts being In mote exact proportion tar the cons-
ole deveinpcm nt of the c:ops for which they are suited. than is
found in Guano ; consequently, independently of price, they are
fa cheaper.
The British Patent Marmre Compary rppend the fofloWing
flattering Analysis and report from 1).-. W. Brd Herr path :
Bristol, 2-s. March 1857..
Gentlemen.—l have analysed the sample of Patent Manure sent
e, and the results of which I now enclose :
Moisture
Ammonlacal Salts Nitrogen, 7 01)
Soltvie Salts (Soluble Phosphates 7.20)
Earthy Phosphates.
Nitrogenous Organic Natter
IW.OO
The soluble nits consisting principally of the chlorides of potas.
.
slum ,and sodium; super-ph,sphate of lime and phosphate of mag
neaia; eulphates of potassa, lime, and magnesia; and nitrite of
soda ; together with a soluble silirate-of potassa.
From this examination, I have no hesitation in stating that this
manure contains a eery large proportion cf the two most important
ingredients of Peruvian guano, viz plao,phate of lime and msg.
uesia, and ammoniacal s,alts 22.30 per cent., yielding with the other
nitrogenous matter 7.01 per cent of nitrogen, a most indispensable
constituent of any manure for cereal (wheat, &c.) crops. The other
alts of potent' .soda, lime, magnesia, and silica, are in the best
state and proportion to be assimilated by the growing plant, and
will doubtless afford to the arriculturist a most valuable manure,
and which will Rive him large cro.,,s at once. as well as produce
lasting effects upon his land; combining as It does the qualVies of
a good stimulating manure, together with the more durable effects
of bone manure.
I have also no hesitation in saying tirit the artificial manure
mantractured by you from Dr. Mtrsraaar's formula (whose name
alone is a sufficient eurraotee of its excel'ence% must return to the
oil all the inorganic constituents taken away by any crop however.
he vy it may ce; and 1, therefor ~ with the uttnoat coridence, recom.
tuned it to the attention of the public as a most exec:Lent and
durable manure. (Signed)
W. BIRO HERAPATH, F.R.S.E.
To the British Patent Manure Co.

From the Rev. Dr. Bowles, Stanton Lacy Vicarage. near Shrewsbury.
Last year I bad a manure recommended to me by D r•heridan
Alu.pratt ',made on hi* recipe). and w th a most satisfactory result.
It produced a very heavy crop rt grass.
(Signed)

J. BOWLES,P.D.
PRICES 07 THE MANURES.
No I.—For Cereals, es Wheat, Barley. &c.. and
Leguminous Crops. as Pease, Beans. &c
2.—For t'orn;p,, Potatoes, and other Sows es 85 per Ton.
and Grasses

QUANTITY PER ACRE. FIVE CWT., TO BE APPLIED
LIKE GUANO.
Free to any Railway Station or Canai Wharf In Manchester.

Exclusively for CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 200Yearts
LEWIS & COMPANY, Ranolagh Street.