The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-11-05
EDUCATION.

mis- institution, lately es'ap,,Si,ou % ~ d .e ."M
ore,o,lsas to bestow upon ehe mo any ~ s""ti ,;s
Of the paf'sn In resume its duties on the 10th Of
pducatioi' Wa
October. ...., of instruction will embrace such
The e"".s will be most useful to the pupils; the
brasa.a care will be paid 70 tef aap1a
The best ia.soI to suit the increasing number of
the students. success of the Institution from the
The !e,' he long experience OF those at the head
leglhA.,h .hsr unconquerabe deter'nlhatioh 10 carry
OF ~ The noble work, are the nest p,su w oun
children. ,,,a a-l,,r particulars, apply to
' ForitefiA' F'' Rev GILBERT RAYMOND.
,opelonsas, Sept. % 1876.
la,ovyENT AND ACADEMY OF THE
wa, I'm, '.i ATE CONCEPTION Opelousas,
lGr's'Int @ nnstton will be reopened ny the Ladies Of
Ing I,l, cross, ;" on tile 10th of October in the
the - iJ nJneousas, for the education OF the Young
loSs sS;es Of the Parish ana of tne surrounding
Pars' a axtcrior advantages which parents may de-
oil tne t,,nir children The system. of Education
sire oi a the branches taught in the best In.
VIII e;"os of America or iea'ling Spelling
nsamar s.s.p Composition. Rhetoric, Elocntion, applied
t'raI''IT, Trcnrl and English Languages to both Of
which tle ,.'H ,,"ms viii most carefully be trained to
Nutn and write with correctness. elegance and fii-
spean Writing; Geography, sacred and proiane-
enua an:as,t and Modern History, Mythongy. Arithne
thot DIX. .Krepiny. the elements OF Algebra and lie
1r, !rr Natural Philosophy, Natural History, Do
oms. laas.;: Economy, Sewing, Emlro'fery, Artificial
M mes.o nn,wnr. Painting Vocal and Instrumental
Flow sSs.'' This last branch will he taught by ditin
Aashea Ashea artist inst arrived from NewOrleans.
s"Wating will be omitted tn kindie In the pupils a
ha att ~.
WIN wv will also be paid to develop their minds, form
to haarts and elevate ieir character. They will
.a nothiug to fear from evil examples or evil as
na.,t;ons. remannght all times within the enclo-
re ii the house and under the eyes OF kind teach
M s' ,sho will watch over their morals with maternal
s.s s.;nn They shall receive no visits, except from
,..s Marent, or relations who will he allowed to see
se,, .s In thc narlor on Thursday after the morning
sl,s sIsss and on Sundays after the high mass.
Tho utmost attention Will he paid to the health Of
.,),e pupils. The diet will he wholesome and ahnnd
s'n mt HE sick will be n,sed with maternal vigilaD
and tenderness ~,
A1 Rsision is the groundwork of Education. The
institution is Catholics however, yoang Ladies who
nav Icong to other denominations Will he received
on the only condition al CONFIRMING l" the puhiie
exercises Of the house.
w. enable v,rcnt- to Send their children at an ear.
,i.r age 10 school. child nay profit .iun the age
# sever, or eight and even saHterte keep them
ionrer and send several of them t ,i.te the most
moderate prices have been adopted: For board and
Tnition slUO Dcr scholastic year nt tet! months, pay
.,le sen,i.,unaally or quarterly in advance Day
scholars will pay s2o. $50 or $40 for the scholastic
ttar according ~ tlrr and the r .s-es they will
Attend Music on tie Piano nr Guitar Will pe charged
N npr m,btlsl per month for the 1 the piano.
suer month for Vocal " .ic. in ads,,n.c.
Parents vii! have to >up,iy tRir children with
hooks and paper and provide 'or the washing Of
their clothes. Expense Incurred in sickness will
also he charged tn ttcIn.