The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-01
Asst WEEK.
EFFICACIOUs CURE FOR
C0RNS, BUNI0NS, SOFT C0RNS. TOE NAILS,

T Asst WEEK.
EFFICAcIoUs CURE FOR
C0RNS, BUNI0NS, SOFT C0RNS. TOE NAILS,
W,thoa Cutting Of, Cruising he Slightest Pain, By
DIR. SCHLOSSER,
Surgeon Cnlropodst 10 the principal Sovereign5 Ia
Europe takes this opportunity Of apprisng tine la
that lie WILL STAY HERE ONLY A FEw DAYS. and may
be consulted 10 every department. OF Pedal Surgery.
T0E-NhILS, ali OF which. however long standing
or bad, he guarantees to eGectg and permanently
cure in few moments, without the slightest pain OF
INCONVENIENCE either during their removal or after
WHAT Is A CoRNlM
CbY1Rs are a tu5ercHiar excyescence, similar to a
wart, which develop themselves ON The toes; be
tween the toss (st cornsj on the soes Of the feet
af T IS g ARE P iag BY MANY CAUSES
LIST The compression caused by narrow, and par
ticuarly by short shoe. ID. sometimes the cause
slips 81. Stockings ill fitting and forming plats
Inequalities, also are cause OF c0rns especially III
hn rabbg Of the shoe ep boot AND soc
ing upon the toes, the soies Of the feet, or at the
joints, determines point OF irritation; theretron
result large and painful CoREs, BUNIoNs and soFf
CoRSS. Many who thus aifiic cd, have recourse
60 razor or scissors andscul of the supeffcies OF
the corn AMI r obtain relief fer few days 81
By of cutting. the excrescence has the oppor
tunity Of expanding, bordering and roofing ITSELF
and on the same place by cutting, you make grow
number of corn3 after which, it is in vain that il is
cut or plastered Sometimes corns stay long time
without giving pain, but that must not ad 10 the
idea that they are becomiL inert aud that they will
remain So for later. TO the great istress
q the person who has 70 bear il they will exhibit
of ordinary description will arise, and will be diff
fcult To sHbdue, without greater attention than can
under ordinary circumstances be paid.
WHAT MUST BE DoNEl
THE COaNS MUST BE EXTRACTED.
DIR SCHL0SSEa, by system at once novel. based
opda
medical authorities. and eiird can Only be carried
out6y itase has succeeded in extracting the corns
no matter what their natures. without giving the
least pain or Inconvenience. either during their
n B.-oonsnlting Rooms. Nos p and 70. AMERI-
CAN HOTEL, Main street.. private entrance }
hours from l0A NJ. till Z. NJ, aad till O'Clock,
Viii visit ladies at their own residence by giving
a few hogrs' notice.
~ The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands in the Doctors possession:
From IT. ", tie Hing df Blroyfa.
Mr. schlosSer has operated on IL. Maiesty's feet
With great skill, and without the least pain. Certi-
fed by IL. Majesty command. BN. FULLER.
From Y IMP Hel.ness, ne Prince Jerome Napoleon.
Mr. Schosser's ma estrait des eors aroe beaucour
"'' s''' '' ''"' ID i''' JE aRsiSs' NAPOLEON
From William Rice Proprietor of the Psnnsyluanian
Mr. schlosser has extracted two .corns from my
feet fec which were extremely painful for many years
remarkable, aud cheerfully recommend him to ali
who are t-;subled with corus az the only person |
have ever known 20 perform the operation scientih
cally and without pain. VIM RICE.
Philadelphia, Sept %, 1857.
From Pierce Butler Esq
DIR Schlosser has extracteda number of corns from
my feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
Philadelphia, New g. 1857.
From Dr. S " Laads. THysiciaa 10 the Cftv JRqtcy
Cure Institute at Philadelphia.
DR. Schlosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ness, eight very painful corns in few minutes.
would advise my friends and the public generally 10
go to Mr. Schosser and have themselves relieved Of
these toe tormentors. NJ LASDIe, III d.
Thousands of testimonials from the United States
and also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical met
from Enrnnc can he seen at the Doclnr'S consulting