The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-26
T Asst WEEK.
EFFICACIOUs CURE FOR
CORNS, BUNIONS, SOFT CORNS, TOE NAILS

EFFIcAcIoUs CURE FOR
C0RNs, BUNI0NS, SOFT CORNS. TOE NAILS,
Without Cutting or Cassfng the Slightest Pain, by
DIR. SCHLOSSER,
surgeon Cuiropedist to the principal Ssvercigns IN
dies and gentlemen 81 Richmond and its environs
that HE WILL STAY HERE ONLY A FEW DAYS. and may
especially in UoRSs. BUNIoNs, and Troublesome
T0E-NAfLS, all of which, however, long standing
cure in few moments without the slightest pain OF
Inconvenience either during their removal or after
WHAT IS A CoRNlil
Cbrns are a tubercuiar excrescence, similar TO
wart, which develop themselves on the toes; be-
TaEY '0 ARE 'a6 MANY CAUSES
,icaiarly 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 piaits or
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 at the
joints determines point of irritation; therefrom
resut1arge and painful CoRNs, BusIoSs and SORT
Ia scissors. and cut off the snperfcies of
the corn and sqfr obtain relief ,Sr few dsys
BY of cutting. the excrescence has the oppor
| tnnity of expending bordering and roofing ITSELF
and On shs same place oy Gosng 10" make stGw
cut or plastered. Sometimes corns stay long time
without giving pan but that must not Lad to the
idea that they are becoming inert and that they will
remain So for later to the great distress
of the person who has to bear it, they will exhibit
their real character. Pain swelling, fever. misery
Of ordinary description viii arise, and will be diff
cult to subdue, without greater attention than
under WHIT MusT Bs Pc b esa
| THE C0nN5 MUST DE EXTRACTED.
| DR.. SCHL0SSES, by "A system at once novel, based
medical authorities. and sohich only be carried
oa By himself has succeeded in extracting the corns.
| no matter what their natures without giving the
least pain or Inconvenience. either during their
| moval or afterwards.
| CAN HOTEL, Slain street, (private e entrance
hours from 10 A. NJ. till p NJ, aud till o'clock.
Win visit ladies at their own residence by giving
| a few hours notice.
| AA- The following testimonials are similar to the
| Thousands in the Doctors e0ssessiou
From n M. ats King Of Ruraria.
Mr. Schiosser has operated on III. MaIesty's feet
with great Skill and without the least pain. Certi-
| ned by H. Msjesty's command BIN. F0LLER.
From H. Imp. Highysess, The Prince Jerome Napoleon
Mr. Schlossers ma estrsit des cors arce beaucoup
fsdresse ct saus la moiadre douluer.
JEROME NAPOLEON.
From William Rice Proprietor Of The Fsnnsvluanian
feet which were extremely painful for many years.
| fhe extraordinary with which he operated is
remarkable. aud cheerfuliy recommend him to all
| who are troubled with corns as the only person
| have ever known 10 perform the operation scient
| cally and without pain MM RICE.
| Philadelphia, sept 2S 1857.
From Pierce Butler Esq.
DR. Schlosser has extracteda number OF corns from
| my feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
| Philadelphia Nov 9, 1857.
From DR. S NJ Lands. Physician to TIE City Water
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 TO
go to Mr. schlosser and have themselves relieved Of
| these toe tormentors. M Lands. NJ d.
Thousands of testimonials from the United States.
| and also from Royalty. Nobility, and medical men
| from Europe can he seen at the Doctors consulting
| Rooms, Nos. ~ and 70. American Hotel, LAST
WEEK. fel-lm*
| N0TICE.-All persons having claims
y against the estate of John Womble, decd will
present them for settlement. properly auth entca-
ted to the undersigned; and all indebted to
said estate will make payment 70 us;
| JN0. K. WOMJsLE,
| JOS. III. CRkNs HAW, 2Exr's.
VIM. Ii. LYONS.