The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-11-19
c,oyyEST AND ACADEMY OF TIL.
t1y,ff tny,,fI trlfbATE CONCEPTION ''ropeloasas

Loaisiiit'. will lie re.opened nv the Ladies
Ns = ~ n9,eat4as for the education Of tho Gopnt
Town ol y the Parish and Of the surrounding
laats " Tie Iocation is most delightful. and ntIcr
r. sa exterior advantages which parents may dc
a. ''S for their children The of Edneatlor
s.iu sr cmraee al the branches "sht ~ the best In
(,ompnstir, Rhetoric, 93"cutiun applied
ir'Il''" aa lrsneh and i.agIsh LnaPases, to both
" w III Utmost attention will he paid. and both
i.h vhioh tin pnvls will most carefully be trained tt
WIZ, aa an1 write with correctness. eiegaHce aud flu
spc,: spcy: Whiting Geography, sacfed and pro!fane
a. Y1ok Keeping the elements nt hlgelra and tie
sA,o,r. ar NATURAL Philosophy, Natural History Do
Y.;! Yns Eennomy Sowing, Embroidery, Artiii.ia
lae,.g 1ers Drawing. Printing Vocalnd instrumental
5,nsis' This last branch will he taught by dstn
.rrn;hed artist. iGst Arrived from SewDreans.
s.N,thinq will he on'tted tn kinde in the pupils q
,-;yid emiiljion for learning. The greatest asea
IN , vil also be paid to develop their minds toin
.ha;ribn,rts and elevate their character They wit
hsva nathas to fear frog, evil examples or evil
s'si,tons m4iniug ii s' times within the en2ln
s cf The hlnac AUD 4@ar ti1t eyes af kind teach
pr: who viii watep' ser t~'f ihnf,.s1 wifh 'h9erAa
ssaction. they ,lsi receive no visits. except from
th;r n,rats or rrl&ti3as, who wiz Ae allowed to set
.m In he .,ar1r on fhf>.iiys after the morning
rloss and Oh Sundays after the i1ish mass.
Tl,e ntIn,st ateion will he paid to the health o
+bennnils, The dist viii be wholesome and 1inhd
anti The sick will he lnlrsed with maternal vigilance
and tenderness.
palisn, is the eronnl-work Of Education T,lt
;ostitg,ion is Catlipr however. young Ladies' whe
rnav he]o,e In other denominations will be received
m The ony condition Of conforming to the puali,
exercises Of the house.
tn enable parents tt S,.nd their children at an ear
srare to school, child may profit from the agt
e;trit aud SJenpr-tD Keen tHntr
onver and send several ,f them at once, the most
moderate prices have been adopted: For board anG
Tuition sioa ger scholastic ycar of ten months, pay
ABLE tsenannIa'iy o: quarterly in advance; Day
scholars vii! pay 81" $50 or $40 tor the scholasti,
year rascortiig to theirate aud the classes they vii
attend Music Oh the Piano or Guitar viii be charged
n per m,nth- i.er H,nA tor the llse otthe piano
81 Der month Enf foaai Ia4ic, in advance
Parents will have 10 sap ,!y theif children viii
books and paper. ;.;d provila for the washing o.
their clothes. Expenses noNrcGi in sickness will
also he charged u them.
Bohraers will have to be suppliea, at their cn
trance VITA uulsketHe br, II Iiioieut q-nutity %
Sheets blankets. towels ana everyday clothes tic,
mast al.o bring the uniform cnn$ ,tig for the yinl
year in 4 Nine dress, with cape of the same cc1lr
trimmed with ;tltk velvet 1wo sunbonncts, Iilt
blae, one Of Dsowa linen: two wells, one blue twt
yards, one white, two yara1: spoon fork, tumble
and knife: also an IL ialrket, brushes, combs,
pitcher, bowl and looking glass.
Day scholars will attend the classes: stnaics ant
recreations; they will 1c allowed 10 take their din
ne. in the house. They will also receive fur thei
moral and Intellectual improvement that degree o
care attention aud ardent s,iiritnde, that cen Il.
expected from pers1as exclusively devoted Il reli
glmi AMI zeal to the education Of youth. vi
For further particulars apply to SISTER MARY
w DESERT, Superior. Pr to the Rev. &. RAY
MOyD, Gaetor efta 'ataolic church of Opelousas
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