The Opelousas courier., 1858-10-09
WEI,auylIIg INSTITUTION,
RaRFIIIE EI)Uga TIlIH 0p YOUNG MEN,

Isssssase sksa55s gsi UNDER TIE nfNEEEIaH. 9FH -
Da. !. A.,zk. DEIzARI1EItrE P.zss1Ral; Prefsss,
Of French and Latin. r.. 7 7ss.s 4 .az
4. H THOMPSON, lessor Of Essyl;sh ead En
glsahs Lsteyutass-s sHssfs ssS5jzsSaa& -
UEING resident o Ehis locality, for the last four
- teen pears, having assisted Mrs. DearueIle IN
the direction Of her schepf for Young Ladies' founded
in the year 1874, and which terminated only at the
death Of oundress Iexpect 10 be able fully to an.
swer the expectation these parents who shall have
eanfided the eduEation of thair chiidrHH 10 me.
Twill do every thing that depend upon me TO assist
the Development of their intelligence and as far Il
may be possible, to improve mtelIec-
tua qualities which ought TO be the characteristics
of men whom the citizens Of free country may one
day call 10 ill the high; stations in government.
shall do all that depend upon me 20 make them good
citizens and good fathers of families For this pur-
pose liberal education developing the intellect il
required an education free from contracted and anti
intellectual ideas the offspring Of ignorance and
perstitfon, her ordinary compani0n. r.
But knowledge Of sciences, the exercise Of the
pnIite arts, will not suffice by themselves for COM
piete 9ducaton. Religious IDEAS should also be en-
cuicated in their young minds. The belief in one
God ii as rational as il il necessary. Though the
rites by which we honor the Divinity differ as to FORM
they prove and the same object, that ia to offer
hommage to the Great Creator, the Architect Of the
Uaiverse Our religious motto should then be 1ole-
ton win be bestowed upon the studentaTheir food
win be healthy and abundant They shall hare for
their recreation and the exercise necessary To- their
health, large and spaeiops play grounds. III 6ue,
every thing will he dome for the physical and moral
improvements of the students g5sz4saS
Cogporai pu ishnfent expressly forbidden Parents
will receive once every thEee months bulletin OF the
Shealshs and progress of sh cir children. szs5s@
&C.. 80. : 3s4 CON- DIT101rs: +. ss5 se.5 u
Board and tuition, y the sNe languages, . :.
Half hoanasrss and instruction in the two s -
Day ashoaass aame INSTRUCTION, per year, ~ 20 %
~ - - st 4"s45 per menthr a 90
Washing, by the year, 7S za sEsEa3tat - 10 90
Merseaing q ssas4itte ls.s5 z%ss Efav a. 10 90
Bed s1sz 49, IN Sc ell Ette ss4 t'sis5 6 90
Espenaes Of sickness IL the cost Of parensa, they
choosing their physician. t. ~ tss2 w - "a
NO dfninasion will be allowed for sickness not ax-
eeadmg one month. . $Ffzs s. j 4s5ssst ia .
Each quarter parable ID advance i; and III
once commenced viii be due in Each student
shall furnish one cord OF wood for the winter. s &
Two public examinations year, that is one In
June atld The other il November. The Latin, and
Spanish languages, &c, az well as DsaRing, Painting,
Musc, Fencing, Dancing are paid extra. a =. i
Every hoartaef should bring o. summer cgats, q
winter coats, b pair sninnier pair win
terpantaloons, q erasaes, q vests pair socks, 3
hIafket, Iscnttun eounterpane, I musquitto bar, l
pair of sheets, a napkias, towels. pocket hand
kerehiel, i blue bed eeser, bucket 4 knife, fork
and spoon, combs, tessh brushes. zss 9t sa sE
Paper, pens and cocks vt the cost Of parents. 81
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Han. j. IT, sorertan, al a. Garrignss Esa.,# 81
Hon. b. A.. Martel, Evte. Debaillon, ss5 "a
Tbes. q. lewis Esq, 9s King iEatl 5sis u
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