Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-04 00:00:00

IMP,D;MENT OF SvEFCII.

7k,IR L 0 I', WENSTA STARK (Itite of 59), has
REMOVED to No. 15, ,AtouNT PLEASANT,
and begs to etste that he F as sue eet!e, by a system pe-
culiarly his own, in effecting a PO -ITIVE CURE of this obstinate
nervous affection. Some lanonint pretenders, titally inadequate to
the task of annihilating the evil, h we resorted to measures calculated
to embarras rather than to relieve the patient. Hence Stammering
and Stuttering tare been presumed to be without any positive re-
med, H. L. undertakes to erad este the most inveterate cases,
HOUR;—From Nine till Eleven in the Morning, and from Five till
Nine et Night.
ORSKRVE-15, MOUN 1-PLE %S ANT, WEBFOOT..

NERVOUS DEBI QTY.
pR OBERT J. BRODIE, Member of the
-, .P
Royal‘
alidParis, author of" I he Guardian of Health," and several medical
works on physical disqualifications, conti nes to be consulted as
ritual at lies residence, 72 RenyaT STREET. I IVERPOOL, on all
diseases ariAng from imprulence and excess; also, nervous debility,
involuntary blushing, affection of mind and memory, general lan-
gonr, consumptive so mptoms, and that namerons class of disorders
acquired during the critical passage from youth to manhood, whiek
requires skilcul ni cone iential medical treatment, such as infec-
tion or tl;e effect of climate, which Traduces misery in youth, degra-
detion in manhood, ;nd premature decay of all stages of life. Dr,
R. J. BRODIE has, after intense study and deep research, di-covered
a most wonderful remedy for the effectual eradication of the above
complaint; no matter of how virulent a character and how long
standing.
Dr. RoREIIT People is the only practitione- who is in possession
of these invaluab'e remedies which, combined with his extensive
practice and acknowledged :kill, is the only medical man the afflicted
ran apply to with safety and certainty of cure, as his treatment is based
on that pursued by hien when physician to the Hospital Vanerien,
Paris ,&c.
Country patients, by forwarding .€l, will receive such advice and
medicines as will in treat cases effect a cure. Minute eetail of cases
necessary. The u most secrecy may Lo relied on, and one personal
interview is advisable in all caQes.
Hours of Attendance from Ten in the tiornirg till Three, and
Five till Nine in the Evenirg ; en Sundays, ft.( m Eleven till Two.

OBSERVE-T 2, RODNEI::STREET.

Private entrance to the Surrerv. 43. Knizht-street.near Ilerrv-strett

RESIDENCE. 36, SI. ATER-STRE b.T.
C 0 R N S.
Author of "A Practical Exposition of tbe Human Foot."
INnTINTANEOUS CURE FOB. CORNS, BUNIONS, WAITS, AND
DEF. WISED NAILS.
Eradicated without any Pain, by a new and easy method.
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Paris,
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London, C I D
respectfully
iIROP O I ST ,
informslroin
the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, end Inhabitants of Liverpool, and its
vicinity. that he completely eradica'ea Hard and Soft CORNS, in ali
their stages, either in children or adults, in the moat expert manner,
Lot requiring more than one mi ute to remove a corn, if of twenty
years' standing, and without causing the least pan or inconvenience
to the pati nt, ois enabled to follow his usuAl avocation without
hinderance, and walk with perfect ease and comfort immediately after
attendance. In returning thanks for the liter,Bl patronage received
from them, Mr. S. hopes, by ictention and his usu.l,.kill, to merit
a continuance of their esteemed favour.

In attendance daily from ten am. to six p.m.
corns extraeted by the roots. FEE 2s 6d EACH COEN.
An early call is roque-ted. Ladies and gentlemen may have their
own medical advisers will them during the operation. Parties may
be attended at their own residences without extra charge. Any
letters addressed to Mr. S. will be promptly attended tn.
Frcm the numerous testimonials Mr. S. hy.s received in Liverpool,
he selects the following :
Prom his Grace the Duke of St. Albans. . _

Mr. Siemms, the chiropodist from Berlin, has vhia day extracted
several corns, removed ssv:ral callostibles. and relieved the inenrva-
bons of the toe nails, without giving any pain. I have great pleasure
in giving this testimony. sr. ALeaste.
From the Rev. Char es Hesketh North Meols Rectory, near
Southport.
Mr. Siemms has removed frem my foot several corns, emus of them
of long standing, and Mr. Siemms has not given me any pain in their
removal. C. Haserra.
From P. B Barron, Esq., Surgeon, Southport.
Mr. Slemms removed my corns two years a;to, sincB which time I
have not been troubled with any. I have given this •estimony.—
August 4, 1856. G. B. BA=on.
From ‘Sr. Rowson. Esq Cliff Wllovv, New Brighton.
Mr. Siemms has extracted sever al corns from my feet without pain,
and in a very short time.—August 20, 1856. W. IIOwSoN.,
From H Frit bard, k sq., Surgeon, Fairfield.
Mr. Siemms has removed my corns and a bunion from my feet
wi,h rreat skill, and without any pain. I have great pleasure
recommending him to any of my patient s.—Sep t. 1, 1857.
H. PRITCSAAD.

From the Most Noble Marquis of Douglas.
Mr. Siemms has extracted my corns in 1840, without any pain.
From the Rev. Dr. topinall.
Second Testimonial to Mr. Siemme's skill in Extracting Corns:,
Mr. S. has removed my corns twelve mon.hs since, and which have
not returned, ann I have given permission to Mr. Siemms to insert this
testimonial.—Sept. 10, 1857. GEORGE ASPINALL.
Minister of St. James's Church, Toxteth Park.

From R. C. eitrry,7,Peelieraee, Canning-street.
Mr. Stemma is the only qualified chriopodist that has removed
corns from my feet without any pain.—Mar 1, 1457.
From the Rev. James Harris, Chester.
I have great pleasure to state that Mr. Siemms has very altilltunii
extracted some corns from my feet without any pain, to my Wrens
satisfaction. I can recommend him as a safe and approved *Per"
—April 26. 1867.
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