The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-25
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Thisinstitutson viii be resopensd ~ .s b ses 81
the !. Hsly Cross on the assh q be4 HI
the Town III OnelDusas, for the edld IN Of the
young Ladies OF the Parish and y N grounding
Parishes. The legation Is most delts and offers
all the exterior advantages whiuA parents mag del
sire for their chiiren.A The syster Sf .EddeatiY
will einbaee all thebranches taught w the hest ~
rttutions n Amerieanr Europe Readin1l
Grammar, Compositioa Rhetoric, ElocNtion apphed
which the utmst attebtion will be paid and both Of
which the pupils will mast caresuyihe trained "
spcak and write with c9rreetness. eegance and dns
Gasy Wrss Ssassaphy sNeIsd MssS,s ssS eSns
tic, housekeeping the elements Of AlgehrAsnd tse.
ametry, Natural Philosophy, Natural History DO.
nestle Economy, Sewing. Embroidery, ArtiiicA!
Lowers Drawing paiptln vosal g aaa 'as.TnmsnHi a;a
gushed artist just arrived from NewOrlean " &
Nothing will he omitted to kindle in the pupils
vivid emulation far learning The greatest attention
will also be paid to develop their minds, form their
hearts and elevate their character. They will have
nothing to fear from evil examples or evil assoca.
tons remainingat all times within the enclosure pt
the house and under the eyes Of kind teachers. WIN
will watch over their morals with maternal atectic
They shall receive no visits except from their pm
rents or reatons who will be allowed TO see them
In the parlor on Thursdays after the morning class
and on Sundays after the high mass,
The utmost attention will be paid to the health 9
amt The sick will be nursed with maternal vigilanc
and dtenderness.leAQ ye'1 ~. -
4 Religion IS the groundwork Of Education. Tn
i Institution is Catholics however, young Ladies' wh
4 may belong TO other denominations will be received
on the only condition Of conforming to the publ
\ exercises ot the house. g4 9jBjsFagi & AssH I
To enable parents to send their children at an eai
lier age TO school--a child may profit from the ay
!, Of seven or eight, and even sooner-to keep ther
tonger and send several of them Mt once, The mos
moderate prices have been adopted: For Board an
Tuition $lO0 per scholastic year ot ten months pay
!, able semi-annually or quarterly in advance; pa
scholars will pay $40 $50 or $40 for the schplasti
attend Music the Piano or Guitar will be charge
So per .uonths per month for the Use of the piano
7 IS per month for Vocal Music. in advance. H. lsj
Parents will have to supply their children wit
books and paper, and provide for the wasning ,
their clothes. Expenses Incurred in sickness vi
also he charged to them. sgs5 .f+
Boarders will have to be supplied, at their ei
trance, with u masketoe lar, sufficient quantity
sheets blaukets towels and everyday clothes; the
must also bring the uuform consisting for the who
wear IN a blue dress, with cape OF the same colo
!, trimmed with black velvet; two sun-bonnets, or
blue one of brawn linen; two wells. one blue, ~
i. yards one white. two yards; a spoon, fork, tumb
7 and knife; also a small bucket, brushes, combs,
4 pitcher, bowl and lookng-glass. ~
e Day scholars will attend the classes studies a.
recreations they will be allowed to take their di
r ner in the house. They will also receive fnr the
d moral and intellectual improvement That degree
If care, attention and ardent solicitade that can
v expected from persons exclusively devoted by re
gion and zeal to the education of youth. 3
OF THE HOLY ANG ELS Superior, Or to the Re
q. RAYMOND, Rector Of the Catholic Church
Opelousas. 1854 ~. ai.a l3t't assa9 7i.l
Opelousas October IL, 1851. : ass tlual5.3. i,,,3