The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-29

bD NO m0Stl0R. az uVpeb W ~ AcsS =
fsw days, and to speak to orr people.
Tnr Third Annual Fair Of shs Lewis
County (Missousi) Agricultural snd . ecnan-
ic.l Association meets It thsir grounds near
Canton. TO-DAY and continues through this
~..l Tn. c;t;ress Of Keokuk and south |
=, rov. are earnestly solicited TO attend.
nth Al the Stock, Agricultural implements,
&C., &c. that they can possibly bring for.
ward Competition soliciteA from ahy
quarter.
R,yrs IxrsLLlorncs.--The regular Y. ).
Mail Packet for st. Louis this morning It
q clock viii be tho Andy johnson, Captain
D. r. Asbury in command.
The Itasca, Of The White Collar Line, will
depart for ST. Louis this morning It seven
clock.
The Diamond 10, Of the same Line, leaves
Montrose for st. Paul on arrival of the 7.4b
q, 10. train.
To QuIkcY CnEAP.-There is to be .
Grand Mass Meeting at Quincy on the Sec
ond Of October Gen. Palmer and others
will speak. The Quincyites are working 70
make the meeting the largest OF the cam
psisn. They want all Ksokuk Republicans
| and the Tanners to be there. 10 this end
they have made arrangements with the
steamer "Grey Eagle to carry excursion
lists from Keokuk for Fifty cents for the round
trip. They will feed and provide for all
Tenners that are ct the meeting.
TIE new advertisement of Messrs. Therme
L Bro. appears on the 6rst page this morn
ing. At that very popular place OF resort
everything that is seasonable may be found
The gentleman . room, on the irst floor, ha
recently been carpeted and fitted mp in hand
some style. Oysters will be served up Their
: in all the different styles. The usual attrac
tons, in the way of delicious viands, pre-
pared in the best style Of the art, will b
found in the ladies' room, up stairs. The
are Introducing chocolate and coffee cream
something new in the way Of luxury. Fo
: 9 rich treat 20 to Therme's.
y PATENTS. Boyd Co., Solicitors OF Pat
snts, 2Os Pine street, St. Louis. Missouri, 0
i ficially report to the GATE CRY the follow
i ing patents granted Iowa and Nilsson
inventors, for the week ending the 22nd I
Sept, 1863
IL j. s. Nicholson Anamossa. Clothes Pres
N. NJ. Russell, Cedar Falls, Molds for cas-
ing Sleigh Shoes.
81, G. Harm and E. I. Sanders. kirhvill
:, Machine for Shearing Sheep.
ID Seth Shadduck, Elk River TOWNSHIP
Draft Equalizer.
II c. II. podger, Perry, Horse Rake.
~ Il. Fl. Bueburn and G. II. Neiger,
Charles, Dining Table.
=. Emerson, Carondelet, Paddle Whe
ge o. F. Green and j. f. Charlie, st. Lou
FL Manufacture Of Small Beer.
WHEN the PLANTATION BITTERs we're +
made known to the American people sor
tie seven years ago, Il vas supposed they "
he au entirely new thing, and had never beft
90 been used So far ss their general use
mi the United States is concerned, this may
true. 1t is also true that the same Bit
were made and sold in the Island of
I. Thomas, over forty years ago, q any {
= planter, merchant or sea captain doing bu
ness with the West Indies will tell you.
distinctly within my recollection that on
return Of my father iwho was sea capita
and doing an extensive trade in the tropit
'"' he would invariably have the Bittsrs amt
's' the ships stores, and our family sidebo
Was never without them. For any sickne
It matters not how severe or triling, the
can,er OF these Bi.ters, by different nal
.rri was always resorted TO q. sovereign RI
les edy.
,ur MAGNOLIA WATER, superior to the
Nv imported German Cologne, and sold at
the price. deodl~S*'