The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
T Asst WEEK.

ASH WEEK.
BFFICACToUs CURE FOR
C0RNS, BUNI0NS, SOFT C0RNS. TOE NAILS.
Without Cutting or 0ausi,9 De Slightest Pam. IN
DR.. SCHLOSSER,
surgeon Chiropodist to the PRINCIPAL Sovereisns In
dies and gentlemen q Richmond and ia y a
that nswiLL STAY HERE ONLY A FEW PAYS and nav
s &c c Str Of sb rYda
ToE-NAfLS. all of which however. long stsnding
or DAD ne guarantees to sectuaiiy and permanently
Inconvenience, either during their reoval or after
wards. VI "'''i
WHAT Is A CORNIu
CbTns are o tubercuiar excrescer 80 similar "a q
wart, which develop themselves on the toes: be-
tween tho toes soft corns) the soles of the feet
TaEY ARE Produced lS1q maNY cAusEs
LIST. The compression caused by narrow and mar
tcuIary by short shoe I'd Sometimes the caaae
is the opposite. shoe large in which the fsot
slips. ID: Stocking. ill fitting aud forming paits or
Inequalities, are cause Of corns. especially In
walking upon sharp. uneven or broken payements.
the continual rubbing of the shoe boot and stock
ing upon the toes. the soes of the feet, or at the
result large and painful CoRSs BUSIoYs and Sofy
CoRNs. Many who are thus aiiiic ed have recourse
to razor or scissors and cut of the superfcies Of
BUT WHAT Is THE RESULT
BY reason OF cutting the excrescence has the opnor
tnnity Of expanding. bordering and roofing Itself
and on the same place by cutting, you make grow a
humber Of corns after which, il Is in vain that il ia
cut or plastered. Sometimes corns stay long tine
without giving pain, but that must not I'D to the
ides that they are becoming inert, aud that they will
remain so, for, later to the great distress
their real character. Pain. swelling, fever misery
OF no ordinary description will arise. and will be diff
henlt to snbdue without greater attention than can
under ordinary ircumN tances be paid.
WHAT MUST BE DONE?
TIE CoHNs MUST BE EXTRACTED.
DIR. SCHLOSSE8, by system at once novel, based
upon long experience and approved by the highest
medical authorities. aud t0hch Gun ofly be carried
out dy himself has succeeded in eytractjno the cora
no matter what their natures. without giving the
least pain or inconvenience either during their re-
n. B.-Consulting Rooms, Nos 70 and 70, AMERI-
CAN HOTEL, Main street, (priyate entrance J
hours from 10 A. NJ. till p. ~, and till o'clock.
VIII viit ladies at their own residence by giving
few ho1rs' notice.
Sfd- The following testimonials are similar to the
Thousands in the Doctors possession:
From n ~. tie King II Baparia.
with great skll, and without the least pain Certi-
fed by H. hajesty's command. BN. FoLLER.
From ~ Imp. Highness, the Prince Jerome Napoleon.
Mr. Schlossers ma estrait DIES cors arce beaucoup
dadresse ct saus ia moiadre d1uluer
JERUME NAPOLEON.
From William Rice Proprietor QfMe Psnnsylvaaian.
The extraordinary ease with which he operated =
remarkable and cheerfulIy recommend him to all
who are troubled with corns the only person
have ever known to perform the operation scientif
cally and without pain WM RICE
Philadelphia, Sept g. 1857.
From Pierce Butler ESQ
DIR SchlOsser has extracted mum ber of corns from
my feet with great skill and without pain
PIERCE BUTLER.
Philadelphia, Nov 9, 1857.
From DR. S " LGndis Physician, to the C.tv Water
Cure Institute at Philadelphia.
DR. Schlosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ness, eight very painful COINS in few minutes. ]
would advise my friends and the public generally 70
go to Mr. SchOsser and have themselves relieved Of
these toe tormentors. NJ Lands, NJ d.