The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-24

Asst WEEK,
EFFICACIoUs CURE FOR
C0RNS. BUNI0NS, SOFT CORNS, TOE NAILS,
WIUtoa Cutting or Causing The Slightest Pam by
DIR. SCHLOSSER,
surgeon Cniropoiist to the principal osvsregns IN
dies and gentlemen vi Richmond and its euvIrons
that IIE WILL STAY HERE ONLY FEW DAYS, and may
be consulted N every dspaTmenf Of PEDAL surgery,
T0E-NAiLS. all of which, however, long standing
or bad, he guarantees to eFectuaiy and permanently
cure in few moments without the slightest pain
Inconvenience either during their removal or after
wards. -
Chrns are tubercu!sr excrescence, similar to
wart, which develop themselves the toes; be-
tween the toes soft cornsl en- the soles of the feet
and the Joint of the big toe. (Bunions)
THEY ARE PRODUCED BY MANY CAUSES.
LIST. The compression caused by narrow, and par
ticularly by short shoe I'd. sometimes the cause
is the opposite. shoe too large in which the sot
slips. 3D. stockings i'll fitting and forming plaits
inequalities also OF cOrns especially in
walking upon sharp, uneven or broken pavements;
the continual rubbing Of the shoe boot and stock
ing upon the toes. the soes OF the feet or at the
joints, determines point of irritatiOh therefrom
result large aud painful CoRNs, BUIoNs aud SOFT
CoRNs. Many who are thus afflicted, have recourse
to razor or scissors, and cut oil the superhcies of
BUT WHAT Is TIE REsULTl
By reason of cutting the excrescence has the oppor
tunty Of expanding. bordering and roofing itself
and on the same place by cutting, you make grow
humber vi after WHICH, IL that
cut or plasteTed Sometimes corns stay long time
without giving pain. bus that must not Lad to the
idea that they are becoming inert aud that they will
remain So for or later to the great distress
of the person who has to bear il, they wilt exhibit
their real character. Pain, swelling, fever. misery
of 10 ordinary description will arise and will be diff
icult to subdue without greater atten ion than can
| under ordinary ircum.t ances be paid.
WHAT MUST BE DONE?
DR.. SCHLOSSEi, by system ut once novel, based
upon long experience and approved by the highest
fna nj
0ik By himself has succeeded in extracting the corns
no matter what their natures. without giving the
least pain or inconvenience, either during their
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Will visit ladies at their own residence by giving
few hours notice.
IT, The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands in the Doctors posse ssiuu:
From, II W., the ktRg If BarGrid.
Mr. Schloss@r has operated on II. Maiesty's feet
with great skill, and without the least pain Cert
he'd by IL. Majesty 5 command. BN. FULLER,
From II Imp. Hgtness, the Prince Jerome Napoleoa
Mr. Schlossers ma estrait DIES cOrs arce beducoup
N'' '''' % ''"' to '''' JEROME NAPOLEON.
From William Rice Proprietor qfHts Psnnsytr1gian
Mr. Schlosser has extracted two corns from my
feet which were extremely painful for many years
remarkable, and cheerfnly recommend him to all
who troubled with corns a. the only person
have ever known 70 perform The operation scientIfi
cally and without pain. WIN RICE
Philadelphia, sept %, 1851
From Pierce Butler Esq.
DR. Schiosser has extracted number of corns from
my feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
Philadelphia, Nov 9, 1857.
From DR. S N Landis P.tyacf1n 10 The CTty Water
Cure Institute at EfiiGdelpfto.
DR. SchlOsSer has extracted, without pain or sorc
ness, eight very painful corns in few minutes. j
wonid advise my friends and the public generally 10
go to Mr. Schlosser and have themselves relieved Of
these toe t0rmentors. NJ LANDIs, VI ID.
Thousands of testimonials from the United States
and also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical men
from Europe can be seen at the Doctors consulting
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