Corns, Bunions, Callosities, and In-Growing Toe-Nails. Extracted in two minutes, without cutting or inflicting the least pain, on a new system peculiar to J. F. ANDERSON, Surgeon Chiropodist. Who respectfully informs the Clergy and Gentry of Ashby and its neighbourhood, that he has at the request of several families, during his recent stay at Leicester, consented to visit Ashby for one week. at MR. GOODMAN'S Confectioner. Terms, From Two Shillings and Sixpence to Five Shillings Each Corn.

Single sheet broadside, SIZE : c.21.5 x 27 cms., printed recto only, a very good copy. *No copy recorded on COPAC, nor in HELFAND's book on the Sellers of Nostrums, 'Quack, Quack, Quack,' 2002, nor is there a copy in Helfand's Collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art Library as so far digitized. The treatment of corns etc., was certainly a collective issue during the mid-nineteenth century, as attested by the literature - for example, 'A concise treatise on the disorders of the human foot, corns, bunions, and diseased nails', by Louis J. Adolphus. 1865; 'A treatise on corns, bunions, and ingrowing of the toe-nail : their cause and treatment', by T. J. Ashton, 1852; Specification of Thomas Randle : composition for eradicating corns, &c. 1865. Leicester, of course, would have been an ideal location for Anderson's enterprise as it was the centre of English shoe-making, the first report of this industry in the area being in 1827.