The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-15
EFFICACICUs CURE FOR
CORNS. BVNl0NS, SOFT C0RNS. TOE NAILS

I Asst WEEK.
EFFIcACIcUs CURE FOR
C0RNS, BENl0sS, SOFT C0RNS. TOE NAILS.
Without Cutting or Cuusing the slightest 7aia, bv
DIR. SCHLOSSER,
SURGEON Shiropcdlst TO the principal Soyereigns In
p d s %paP h. The H.
that HE WILL sTAr HERE ONLY A FEW DAYS, and may
De eonsnit?d N every dspartment of Pedal Surgery
TOE-SAILs, all of which however, long standing
or bad, he guarantees 10 e1ctuauv and permanently
inconvenience, either during their removal or after
wards. - "''''
WHAT Is A CoRNli!
tOFRs are tubefcuiar excrescence similar IN a
wart. which develop themselves on the toes, b,.
tween the soft corns on tho soles of the feet
Tu rs AR aRE sS 81 Mass CAUSES
=, lat. The compression caused by narrow, and par
.iculariy By short shoe. I'd. Sometimes the cause
slips. Sd. Stockings ill fitting and forming plaits or
inequalities ass, are cause of corns especia y in
the continual rubbing Of the shoe or boot and st,nS
ing upon the toes the soies of the feet or at the
joints, d'termnes point of irritatiop; therefrom
resnlt large aud painful CoRss. BuSIoSs and soPr
CoRNs Many who are thus atic ed, have recourse
% razor or SCISSORS. and cut off the supericies Of
the corn and obtain relief for few DAYS
But WHAT Is THE RESULT?
Ky reason OF cutting. the excrescence has the oppor
tunity OF expenoing, bordering and roofing itself
humber Of corns; after which, il is in vain that it i.
cut or plastered. Sometimes corns stay long time
without giving pain, but that must not Lad to TIN
idea that they becomug inert aud that they will
remain for, or later to the great di.tres.
ct the person who has to bear it, they will exhibit
their real character. Pain, swelling fever isery
OF no ordinary description will arise and will be diff
cut to snbdue, without greater attention than can
''''''' WHAT MUST BIZ = B sosa
TIE COSNs MUST BE EXTRACTED.
Dr. sCHL0ssEt <, by system at once novel, based
n hy fha ht.rha
medical authorities. Gnd irhich can only be carried
outby himset has succeeded in extracting the corn.
no matter what their natures. without giving the
least pain inconvenience. either during their r.,
moyal or afterwards.
CAN HOTEL, Main street, (private entrance
hours from 10 A. NJ. till p. NJ. aud till O'Clock
Will visit ladies at their own residence By giving
few hours notice.
ra- The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands in the Doctors possession:
From n ~, The ki,0 Of Bararid
with sS On H. Masst feet
fed by I'll. Majesty's commsnd. BN. FoLLER.
MIR Schlossers ma estrait DIES cors arce beaucoup
~ ~ " JEROME NAPOLEON.
From William Rice Proprietor Of The Fsnnsylvanian.
SIR Schlosser has extracted two corns from my
The ssse With which 0t s sny
remarkable and cheerfully recommend him to all
who troubled with corns ~ the only person
have ever known TO perform the operation scienti-
cally and without pain WIN RICE
Philadelphia, sept g. 1857.
From Pierce Butler Esq.
DR. Schlosser has extract eda number Of corns from
my feet with great skill and without pain;
PIERCE BUTLER.
Philadelphia, Nov 9, 1857.
From DR. S " lands. Physician 10 the Cjy Water
CttTe Institute al Philadelphia.
DR. Schosser has extracted, without pain or sore
ness eight very painful corns in a few minutes l
would advise my friends and the public generally TO
go to Nr Schlosscr and have themselves relieved OF
these toe tormentors. NJ LANDIs d.