Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-19
I Asst WEEK IN WASHINGTON.
CORNS AND BUNIONS
CCRED
WITHOUT CUTTING OR CAUSING THE
LEAST PAIN,


LEAST PAIN,
DR.. SCHIOSSER.
Surgeon Chropodlst To the principal SOvereIgns M
Europe. IN returning his thanks Ia the Ladies and
Gentleme of Washing ton, for their liberal patro-
age bestowed rn HIM during his stay here. takes
this city next sstrday ed January p and d mss ss
consulted until that time only, At ms office, n" "a
street. between l4th and 18th streets near Treas
uTy Department. from 10 a. IN. Ia o'clock p. IN.
WHAT Is CORN;
Corns are a tubu ar excfeseacs similar to a warts
which develop themselves on the toes between the
toes soft corns on the soes of the feet, and at the
JOINT of the hig toe.
BUNIONS.
They produced By many cdUSsS.-lst. The
comp eau sed by narrow and particularly by
short shoe. SOMETIMES the cause is the oppo.,te
shoe too large. IN which the foot sp>. 81. Stocking
III hitting and form ng plats or inequalities also
noe%sn % bo as IN s Making nRSp sham
of the sHoe ur boot, and stocking upon the tofs the
s3les OF the feet or at the Joint determines point
p1lnful CoIns. BunIOns. and Soft Coms. Many who
are thus afflicted have resource to razor or scls
sors and cut OF the superhcles of the Corn, and OBJ
tain relief for short time.
BUT WHAT Is THE RESULT:
BY reason Of cutting the excresence has the op-
portunfy Of spending. bordering, and roofing 1t
self, and on the same place. by cutting, you make
grow number of Corns. after which II is I'm vain
that II Is cut or pIastercd
THE c YRAT M MrsT b BE- E 93NE;
DIR. SCHLossER, by a system based upon long ex-
perince. and approved OF by the highest medical
meu, and which can only lie carried out by himself,
has succeeded In extracting the Corns, no matter
what their natures. without cutting causing the
slightest pain. in few minutes. that the patient
may at once, after operation, resume his boots with
out inconvenience.
Thousand; ofte tlmonals can he seen at his offic.
jan IS ~ LAST WEEK HERE.Iu
NEW CONFECTIONERY.
The subscriber respectfully announces to the cItI-
zens snd the public that he has fitted up s estab-
II S:i af' hand the
ICE CREAM always to be had. and of the very
Fresh ri Fl and tAKEs s OF a kinds every d.,
at " S'el9ck made of the best material the market
. Al kinds Of FANCY CAKES that is usually
Balls Parties. Weddings, & c.. furnished to order
IN the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
jan aim. WIN. p. FORD.
AIDES SKIRT REEDS. Fancy Hair Pins,
~ Porte Monaies, Purses. Calas, Leather Satch-
els jan i g. very cheap for cash ArMSMoNp.s rh
VIEWS AND OPINIONS OF AMERICAN
" Statesmen Of all times on Foreign Immg
Collected INTO one volume, with statistics, Sc., c.
jan Is N..'' '''',H FRHNCK TAYLOR.
ELOuR, MOLASSES, 40.
I $50 barrels extra superhne Flour.
80 New Orleans and Cuba Molasse.,
l25 choice Hams,
100 pounds breast pieces,
ono ." Joles
Just received, and for sale at reduced prices. by
Jan 10 cost MURRAY x SEMMES
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUA-
Il ~ received and for sale at SHlI.IINGFON'S
Bookstore, where SUBJ captions will be taken al
publishers prices 10 be delivered any part OF the
city, ar sent per mail Ia part of the country Tor
that or any Magazine published. ~
American Almanac for 1853 received and fnr sale
NJ JOS SHILLINGTON'S
bookstore, Odeon Building, corner a., ST.
jan Io-2l and Penn.
BR. VERDI
llONtEPATHC PHYSICIAN SIrRGEQN
az .sth street, "a door from Wizards Hotel.