New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20


THAT the Professor will practically explain the method
BY which bis Pupils are taught French in three months
That he viii noint ont to you gentlemen who have
/ learned to speak fuently in less than that time
Is this ocular demonstration of the INST satisfac-
tory knde Seeing is believing Yes, and by all mear7,
qhere better test of Professors merit than his
popularity amongst his pupiis We donb if any public
teacher is petnr than Brette Is not this proof
OF the truth OF his assertions
II you want further you must visit yourself at No Is
81 Cherries street.
Amazing as all this s and beyond the pitch
Of Dr. Townsend when h. covers at his top
most altitude of ADVERTISING, tis but q start
ing point for the stsans winged Brette; who,
panslng only an instant, TO plume rot rest his
pinions, presently scars out of all sight, as
follows:
COMBINATIONS Brett--Lterary reunions always
delightful where there is absence Of formalty and
restraint. Msny happy thought arises from them,
ike purple bird and sings, Social inspirations are
always the healthiest and best and embody themselves
in the winged wardsthe eG pterofG-which last long
and leave magnificent results
Brettes Glasses reunions of this kind, They are
more properly coneeaaaes than classes They plea
SAINT meetings where all at their and the
rapid thought is interpreted by the fearless and ready
word.
We do not wish to fatter his pupils but really they
seem to catch immediately portion Of the Professors
racty and esprit aud nothing be more delightful than
their freeaudeasy interviews touching the literature Of
France and the boondless riches Of her language The
causual visitor learns more than French from them he
learns to think
In bis lady pupils especially Bretta appears unusually
fortunate, We could mention the names of some who
have already cut deep marks on the road of
not to be easily cbterated Iu very short time they
manage to express themselves in pure Partisan with
derfu facility many of them mastering the om long be-
tore the stipulated three months.
The Professor meantime at his labors being
rarely absent from No. IS st Charles street.
Let us now cast backward glance over the
vast field Of Brette's achievements, and sum
them up.
!. What some people have, heretofore, been
unable to learn at all, he now teaches, infalli-
bly,, to every body.
2. Of him, the slow learn with celebrity,
the stupid with perfection, that the ATTEST
have never before equaled
8. The most brainless can acquire of him,
| in three months, the purest French,
4. Clever males can acquire it in less.
s. Many women do so long before the
stipulated three months"
g. All this is achieved almost without trou-
bleand in the midst of
Jcst and wanton iolty,
Sport, that wrinkled Care derides,
And Laughter holding both his sides.
7. He legeis up the lowest capacity to what
the highest can't perform: the differences of
age, of parts, of preparation and Of diligence,
almost vanish before him.
s. He teaches people to think, who never be-
fore dreamt of the like.
8. While he is performing all these miracul-
Gus labors Of the intellect, he is evidently edit
ing at least half the Delta and serving out near
as much Of its circulation, in the inky disguise
of a news-boy.