Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-05

A FULL WINTER SrocK Ierzberg & Co,
at Nos and Z, Metropolitan Block, have
now on hand one Of the most complete and
varied stock Of winter goods to be found
west Of Chicago, comprising everything ele>
CANT or comfortable which the ladies' can
desire. Their wOolen. goods are Of superior
texture, and Of the greatest variety Of pat
terms and manufacture. They are also Of
fering an unrivalcd assortment Of nubas
and breakfast shawls of every style, size
and color, which are warranted to wear we'll
In addition to these, they offer large sto *
Of fashionable cloaks, shawls, balmorals,
bo,ieries, ilannels, ladies woolen aud mixed
goods, and the best woven Of French cor
sets, at rates iorer tain can be afforded
etseohsre IN the city, They consider it no
trouble to show their goods to all who may
desire to examine their stock, and the la
dies are politely invited to call.
SrRAMBoAriNo.-S .-Steamboating on the
u s,issipp during the next season, prom
ises to be quite different matter than here
tofore. The fabulous sums reported to
have been realized by steamboat owners in
the past year or two has stimulated capi
talists to invest in that business, who have
not heretofore done so, in addition to the
old lines,-the Lacrosse Dunleith aud St.
Louis the Great western Company is ma
king arrangements to place q new line on
the st. Louis trade. Capt. Davidson is re
ported to be pre- airing to do the same thing.
while the Illinois Central is revolving the
same project. Also, as will be seen else
whv;c, the Northern Line Packet Company
is building several new, large, and elegant
steamers, at Wheeling, Va. Altogether,
we will have six regnla- lines, three Of them
to st. Louis, besides the regular number OF
outside boats. Our river men certainly
mean business during the next season.
F. J. IIERRoN's New ORLEANS CoMMIs-
SION HorsE.-The particular attention Of
produce shippers and raisers in this part Of
Iowa is called to the card of thi
house, in another column. The pro
pretor is thoroughly known to the people
Of Iowa, as having been one Of the most
prominent Iowa Generals in the late war.
He was formerly resident Of Dubuque,
where he ranked among the :rost active and
reliable business men Of the place, and is
personally remembered by not few Of our
citizens, for his company, the Governors
Greys" was among the very first that reach.
ed this point in the spring Of 1861 to FIJI the
quota under the 6rst cali for 5000 men.
From that position he earned repeated pro-
motions and when he left the service-the
war being ovcr-he resigned Major Gen.
erals commission. In New Orleans his
genuine business talents will be of great ad
vantage to our Iowa shippers, by whom he
should be thoroughly patronized.
TnE REAsoN.-The reason Why peoples
feet trouble them 80 much is because they
wear boots that do not fit. They pinch
and chafe-impeding the circulation of
blood here and preventing the proper action
Of the muscle, therein short. make man
miserable continually. This is Ill need
less. The way to avoid these pedal tribu
lations is to wear the Plummer boot-made
this city only. W. e. warriner. No.
46, Brady street. The last used in making
this boot 10 made as far as as necessary, in
the shape Of the human foot, % when you
draw on your new boot the 6tis perfect al
around. and II fits just - comfortably -
the old one just pulled Of. There is no
humbug about it. II you wish to avoid
the bother Of new bootA and the unhealthy
Consequences incident upon wearing IN fit-
ting boots Or shoes, 90 to Warriner and a.
der yonr boets 0ads on ths Plu0n9 last.