The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-04-07 00:00:00

A MIRACULOUS CURE FOR PAINFUL

EXCRESCENCES ON THE-FEET,
Performed in Two Minutes, by
MR. PICA RD,
An experienced Practitioner, without cutting, or causing the
slightest pain ;
Authcr of " Practical Exposition of the Human Foot."

TERMS FOR OPERATION, ONE SHILLING EACH CORN.
MR. PICARD may be consulted from Nine till
Four o'clock daily, at 33, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool.
After that hour he will visit Patients at their own Residences.
The following are a small number, of Testimonials from the
many thousands with which he has been honoured:—
TESTIMONIALS.

(From It. M. Walker, Standard-office.)
With pleasure I certify that• Mr. Picard has extracted two
long-standing and troublesome corns,fr6m my foot, not merely.
cutting, but removing most skilfully, and in an incredibly short
space of time, the avhole of II 'fibrous roots. During the ope-
ration I felt not the slight pain. ROBERT M. WALKER.
17, Greek-street, Liv 01, March 30, 1846.
rom M. C. Woodward.)
I certify that Mr. Picard has operated on my corns effectually
and without pain. C. WOODWARD.
Liverpool, March 31, 1846.

(From Mr. John O'Neil.)
I certify that Mr. Picard has extracted two very bad bunions
of thirty years' standing, and also a corn, without giving me
the least pain. JOHN O'NEIL.
67, Cable-street, Liverpool, April 1, 1846.

(From Rear-Admiral Tremlett.)
1 certify that Mr. Picard extracted several Corns from my left
foot, without giving me the slightest pain, and to my entire
satisfaction. W. TREMLETT,
Rear-Admiral of the Red.
9, Buckingham-place, Stonehouse, Jan. 23d, 1844.

(From J. Gill, Esq., M.P.)
Mr. Gill has much satisfaction in bearing testimony to the
very skilful manner in which Mr. Picard has operated upon his
Corns, without occasioning him the least uneasiness, and he
can justly recommend him to those who are similarly affected.
Beckham, near Plymouth, January 29th, 1844.

(From H. Bewes, Esq., M.P.)
Mr. Picard has given me great relief by his judicious treat-
ment of my feet, and fully warrants my speaking of him as a
clever practitioner. HARRY BEWES.
Tothill House, Plymouth, 20th Jap. 1844.

(From Captain J. Bell.)
I hereby certify that Mr. Heard eradicated from my feet,
four corns, one of which I had been troubled with for thirty
years, and from the perfect ease and comfort I received there-
from, do strongly recommend him as a skilful operator, and de-
serving the highest encouragement. J. BELL.
25, James-street, Plymouth, 14th Dec., 1843.

(From W. M. Keates, F.sq.)
I certify that Mr. Picard has extracted from my feet several
very hard corns without giving the least pain.
\V. M. KKATES,7Sth Rent.
Citadel, Plymouth; January 29th, 1844,

(From C. D. Hoiworthy, Esq., It. N. Hospital.)
I have great pleasure in stating that Mr. J. Picard has ex-
tracted my corns and reduced my bunions, of long standing,
without any pain, and I feel obliged to him for the relief he has
so immediately and skilfully given me.
C. D. HOLWORTHY.
Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth, 6th Dec., 1843.

(From H. S. Blake, Esq.)
I certify that Mr. Picard has extracted several corns, and a
very hard bunion of very long standing, without giving the
least pain. H. S. BLAKE.
Plymouth, February Ist, 1844.

(From Lieut. Colonel Rudyerd, R. A.)
I fully corroborate all that has been stated in the preceding
certificates, and have derived perfect relief.
S. RUDYERD, Lieut. Col. R. A.
Jan. 18th, 1844. Devonport.

(From W. Marshall, Esq.)
Mr. Picard has this day extracted three corns from my foot
to my entire satisfaction ; and has also eased my toe from in-
convenience arising from the nail improperly growing on the
side. W. MARSHALL.
Cornwall-street, Plymouth, 10th Jan.,1844.

(From John Curgurven, Esq.)
Mr. Picard has this day extracted several hard and soft corns
from Mrs. .T. Curgurven, without causing the least pain, to her
entire satisfaction. JOHN CURGURVEN.
Sussex-place, Plymouth, Jan. 12th, 1844.

(From Richard Fillis, Esq.)
Mr. Picard having reduced forme two great toe nails without
any pain, I willingly give my testimony to the care and ability
with which he performed the operation. RICHD. FILLIS.
Norley-street, Plymouth, 3rd Jan., 1844.

(From Thomas Cole, Fsq.)
I hereby certify that Mons. Picard has been employed by me
to extract several corns, and to reduce the nails which had
grown up irregularly, which he has successfully accomplished
without pain or difficulty. THOMAS COLE.
5, George-terrace, Plymouth, Feb. 7th, 1844.

(From G. lyightlyiel,Esq:).

I have pleasure in saying thk Mr. Picard has effectually re-
lieved me from the pain which I have for some years endured,
by the extraction of several corns, in the most expeditious and
easy manner. I sholld also say that Mr. Picard has perfectly
cured the pain occasioned by a nail growing, deep into the flesh
of the toe. G. WIGHTWICK.'
3, Athemeum-terrace, Plymouth.

(From John Gough, Faq.)
I hereby certify that Mr. Ficard removed a very troubleseme
corn, formed of Callaschy, on the under part of my foot, where
matter was forming, without giving me any pain whatever.
JOHN GOUGH, Surgeon, R.N.
No. 4, James-street, Plymouth.

(From William Lockyer, Esq.)
I certify that Mr. Picard has, much to the satisfaction of
Mrs. Lockyer, removed a large toe-nail that had grown exceed-
ingly deep into the flesh, without the least pain or inconve-
nience. WILLIAM LOCKYEIt.
Millbay, Plymouth, Feb. Bth, 1844.

(From Benjamin Dickinson, Esq.)
I have been suffering thirty-two years with several painful
Corns on the so'e of my foot ; Mr. Picard removed them by one
operation, and I have since had the most decided ease and com-
fort. I consider Mr. P. to be a most dexterous and scientific
operator, as I had many opportunities of comparing his mode
of operation with that of others,
BENJAMIN DICKINSON,
No. 16, Durnford-street, Stonebouse, Feb. 19, 1844.

(From Mr. Francis Taylor.)
I hereby certify that Mr. Picard extracted several corns and
a very bad bunion from Mrs. Taylor, and several members of
the family, from which they have suffered pain for many years.
Mr. Picard performed the operation with great dexterity, and
without causing the least pa►n. 1 shall be happy to bear testi-
mony to the skill of Mr. Picard. FRANCIS TAYLOR.
46, Magdalene-street, Exeter, June 27th, 1844.

(From Dr. Pennell.)
Dr. J. Picard has extracted several corns for me, with great
dexterity and success ; and from the opportunity I had of ob-
serving his method when removing corns from the feet of one
of my children, I am induced to consider his method calculated
to effect a permanent cure.
RICHARD LEWIN PENNELL, M.D.
Castle-street, Exeter, July 3rd, 1844.

(From Major W. Sterling.)
Mr. Picard has extracted several cor► s from the feet of mem-
bers of my family without pain or inconvenience to them.
W. STERLING.

Clifton llouse, Exeter, 21st June, 1844.
(From Capt. Semp'e.)
I am enabled to say that Mr. Picard has eradicated my corns
with great skill, and without any pain. 'WM. SEMPLE.
St. David's Hill, Exeter, 13th June, 1844.

(From J. Wilson, Esq„ M.D. M.R.C.S.)
I have much pleasure in according my most cordial praise of
the manner in which Mr. near(' extracts Corns. Ile has just
removed several Corns of a very severe nature from my feet,
without causing me any pain, and I strongly recommeid any
one suffering from a like complaint to immediately cad to their
aid this experienced gentleman. J. WILSON, M.D.
38, Charterhouse-square, London, March, 1813.

Should any of the Nobility or Gentry question the efficiency
of Mr. Picard's practice, he will !Tali.), come forward and ex-
tract a Corn p,Tatui:ous:y, in order t r convince thorn that such
a discovery was never before praci.. s
No testimonials will appear ap p-nit wittout the peunissiu
of the parties.
The above parties have witnessed to removal of their own
Corns, which is done by a chemical pnceo, eaus.ng the Corn
instantaneons,y to rise from the foot.
23, MOUNT-PLEAHANT, Liverpool.

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