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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

e nEEKasEss LA dumb boy was once
asked g what Ii meekness rs Hiaanr
swer IL worthy cfsperpetual records
: Meekness gives smooth answers %
rough questions. How few there axe
endowed with this proprisly of meek
ness. Let a person talk rough to
any enc Of US, I'VE, instead Of giving
smooth answers, throw ourselves on
car muscle. and give him one with sEle
g left dake,'' Ia Heerlan.
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TuE ..sCeksrIrurspNAL sUSlox Z

The sssCe4sFITHTzpSAL. sUSloN
TICKET ~,. - ssaT~5ss ! = +,
John Bell, -t.se, j. -.
Noboay's man
Stands on l,obody's platform !!
Fights n5body.!f
Loves nobody = I.
f Pluribns Unum e! -
Edward Everett, - @1s
Writes for sire N. Y. LEDGER ~
- Writes fOrthe n 4 .tFssagsrl
sss xites for the Ny, Eedgss !
r1s Writes far the N. Y. Ledger!
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

man Of mems he who al
ways means what he says,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-06-22

OF oaskffsties3ai Rights to be SUR
aeRdere0 for the URion-~Hons Metf
s. Bfowb's OPiaioa.
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miscellaneous.
I CONCENTRATED LEAVEN,
FOR nAgIse
BREAD, TEA CAKES,
ALL KINDS OF PASTRY. &C.,
nsryAorpRED
EDw, CIIAMBERLIN & Co.,
Proprietors Of Shswmut Chemical Wcris,
No. % ISDIA-sT., BOSTON,

CONCEETRATED LEAvEN 10 the result Of ssrefacs@u!'el
research
Bread Of AT Kinds made by asDs u Light more dieesdbis
snd nutritious hes sreeabe natural taste is less liable to
sopr Will retain m moisture longer than by other process"
and the whole preparation for the need not exceed ten
minutes.
Is peshabls and h available IN places and at times
when yeast not within reach IN ali climates, ana
sder all ecumsnces may be adopted thus obviatins al
difficulty u procuring yess other fenaen which s fre
qusny Of inor quality rendering the bread more or lees
pnvhoIesome.
valuable regards economy saving IL effected In the
-four Of not Ices than 10 per cent In The process much
OF the sobsne Of the 6ovr h lost by bers converted into
boc acid eas and the waste incurred solely the purpose Of
generating gas TO rsse tie dough BY using Concentrated
LesyeD this syoided and the gasob.aned In
ner equally ecaeious Fermentation destroys part Of tho
-four neal, barrel Of hoar weighing & pounds which ord
nsry makes about $50 pond Of bread gives by go
pound, thus oAectg very important saving By conformity
TO the directions each package cspoe OF ordinary
attention usy The process, and the Tsslit y Ill inwaSy
be highly satisfactory.
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~ HsADAess h the fayore hsn hy vhish nstus n.sass
Known any deviation whatever from the nssarai 49, n -
bsi and Viewed In this light Il may be looked O = -
sussd ntcndod give notice Of disease which might
escape attention til too late 10 be resneded end "
should be neglected Headaches may ee eaassse o
two nsmes, via; bymptomae and Idopsthio bymD(sne4
variety Of dsesses sons which Apopsx 0o. 1hses
tis, and all ebr2e diseases In its nervous fern ~
hspssc disease constituting bilious Asdas Of vssnA ea
psiion other dsorders Of the bowels vel F -
Uterine seeions Diseases Of the besrt very
tended with Headaches; Ansn'iA and plchors are -
lions which frequently occasion hesdache Mopso Hee6-
ache is also comsnon, being usually disnsuhe1 ~ -
Of seyoss headaae sometime coming on suddny
se Of spparezly sound health and prostrsns eace "
mental and physical energies and 10 other inssnces -
slovy heradsd by depression Of spirits acerbity - tps
both eyes and soneti,nes provoking vouztns dss -
class NJ also be named Nesvdi2ia -
For treatment Of either class Of Hesdaehe hs Cee
Pulls have been found and safe remedy Ssvng 10 ne
ssute pains few minUsss and By m subfs ebsHna
the dbessss Of which Hssdsche = the merrns indeA-
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CONSTIPATION or oosrrvENEss.

No Of the "m,ny is sesh hsi 70" psevsszA =
hue understood and much neglected Costivenesa cen
originating IN oeleesness sodentay habits regarded
disorder Of too little consequence to excite snziey whe
reality Is the precursor snd companion VI many u de ocs
and dangerous diseases un1ess say eradicaed w
bring the sufferer to an amely gave Among the shs ssn
attendant Hsedsche C0tc
Rheumatsu Foul Besh Piles and ohers OF ike natas Wills
long train Of ghtful diseases sach Malignant Fsye All
Paralysis Hystens Hypochondrssis Melancholy snd ns5tx
indicate their IN the system BY this sa91 gm1
op but take independents existence unless The ces
ersdicased In early stage From a these
follows that the disorder should receive immediate ateoA
vher aud person should neglect 70 gst b1
CepI sc Pills the hrs appearance Of the cornp - th
timely will expe the insiduous sppzoeches OF sesss ~
destroy this dangerous foe 10 human kfe.
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CERTIFICATE FROM DR.. HAYES,

A-sAYFR TO 1HE STATE oP rusAcHUsEIrs. .
lave snsyred the Concentrated Leayen manufactured by
Ae,srs. Edwin ChaInberhn Co.. with reference TO is purity
ard efficiency OF action n aouchg the effect Of yeast in dis
tending dough end thereby rendering lit for making bread
This article Is skny compounded from peecy pure msre
raises the dough without consuming the sugar
otsY principle in the gOu perfectly: aud s weigh. Of
aonr viii produce SWEET paatsbe bread than be OBJ
through the aid Of yeast; while fer CAKES and pasty is
uable Il risk snd much time the pat.ryeOok
The experiments sae BY confirm the s.ateIneus Of the
and prove this compound worthy Of Pubc sp-
pro, Ol aad extended a-s. Respectfully,
A HAYES State Asssyer
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10TH EDITION OF
MISS GILBERT'S CAREER.
By

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dsy dead oia his bres downward h mind seiive
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BniDerrMi'sus wants yss 70 send her eSs d csRAsns
tsst nsiher but perhaps yenbe ahher moving vhaS T.
Ye she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Hesdae -
wants some more Of that reaved hey before
Drp9gisL.--You mast 6pAldings Cepbsic Pills
B,idcst-0ch. and you've sed II, hesc's the
skhsr. ttt -
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HOW 10 uSE IL.

BREAKFAST AND TEA ROLLS
Three easpoonfu- o8 Leaven 10 quart Of iour mix
thoroughly BY passing thee times through eyei rub IN
pce OF butter OF half the Me 0 egg and make the paste
with cold MIX water ,nh prcieable bazely G enough
TO permit rolling OFT Mach kneadng should be avoided Cut
into desired form, snd Ese imnds:ely in h0 and bake
quickly.
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rvrsrY MuLIoss o. DoLLARs sAvan-Mr Spalans haa
sold millions Of bottles Of hs celebrated Prepared 0oa and
each bottle least dollars worth o
broken furniture thus maiing aggregate Of twenty ons
dolss laimed total lose By ths valuable nveSon
Having made his Glue household word be proceeds DO
the world st greater ervco BY curing all the schns he WI
bis Cephaic Pills. and they good hs Glue, hsso
Nll soon vanish away hke snow In July.
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4pnNaE EAKE


Two cup Of hite sugar. beaten with the yos Of SIX ess,
whites ss css beaten 10 foh u. beat ell tosether add
,ree cops ed sour cup water and three teaspoo,
l. LesyeB; favor ih two tesspou OF esencs oi Isnon,
spd bsked ia qaiA
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TON BROWN AT OXFOR
SEQUEL no SCHOOL DAYS AT RUGBY.
BY the Author Of School Days Rugby" Securing Of the
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III.
OUR YEAR:
CBILDs BOOK IN PROSE AND VERSE.
Author Of y john John iisiiis1 'esu.ls~An.r
Illustrated BY Clarence Dobell
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TRAVELS IN THE EGIONS 8
OF THE
UPPER AND LOWER AMOOR,
RUSSIAN Acor1srrroSs tsR On IN THE CONFINES OF
With Adventures Mountain Kirshis .nd the hsnours
MsnyNss, TOupsoul Tousemtl, Goldi, and Gelysksi
The Hunting and Pastoral Tribes 3 mas
Author Sf.osn,a and Western siS.a," .1,1,.
WITH MAP s1s 1s1 Ms.n SgssIssi 90 81 5ll''rH'''0S
Til. l. noble and Fascinating sOoa bsonsns IN Isa. both
The unfods l. Of the most msryeIou, In the
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former character be takes rank with the most daring o. me
and that in the latter be is scarcely TO be surpassed for the ~
cdiy Eursquenss and power With which be Posys the
which encountered him tho The present volume
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Of hch little and other not at all known 70 even the
ee, read men In the literature Of travel snoole Wosf
lAthenSum. -
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graceful description lie mind full OF kpewsdS
SS M Of mind h TSsg gD .nd 10 s q. ys Sss.s q H
pen and the M remarkable power Of his pencil We 9
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venture daring Ipo aud tho countless shapes Of terror and
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LOAF BREAD.

The proportion OG Leaysn aDd hour ted together
sboye omit the butter aud the psste tek enough
kp esd into loaf and bake Immediately in siop
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receive, the stamp OF popular approval"
From Life Illustrated
the dozen really good novels given by American
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The author exhibits facility IN her descriptive passages
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01
CORN CAKE

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G Leayen, We ited together sdi sn Of
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01

eKOyEx ExcrrKnWyf and the mental care and szxissy
Incident close attention buness study among Tie
OF Nervous Headahe The dsof8ersd se 6
blow energy and ambition Sufferers BY ths disorder
always obtain speedy relief from these Distressing xsn By
1t quiets the oyesked brain, and soothsa the strnsd and N
rug and Yeaxss the tendon Of the stomach which
accompanies and sggsvstss The disordsed condition of hs
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MISCELLANEOUS. =

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other .nsasse. sss cnsr whiis e ncrporss sn ~ -
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with Mr. bpsidhfs crest HssAschs assdy bot yin sssa y
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BUCKWHEAT CAKES.

For and pTk sufficient make quart Of batter add
egs then three epOOnic Of LeaVen eeatt sh and cool
qlick