The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-22

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The Institution will be reopened Ny the Ladies' d
the ( Holy CROSS, on the 10th of October, in th8
Ladies' Of tho Parish anh Of thA surrounding
Parishes The location Ii most delightful ana oHcrs
oil the exterior advantages which parents may de;
sire for their children. Tho systAm OF Educatioli'
will embrace all the branches taughtin the best Ins
situations Of Amerlcao or Europe Reading, Spellingj
Grammar, Composition. Rhetoric, Elecutinn, applied
g thc French and English Languages 70 both "
which the pupils Will most carefally be trained 10
speak and write with correctnesn aleganch hpd flu.
ency; Writing Geography, sacred and pfoiNnci
AncIent a, lent ana Modern History, MythalnSy Aritime-
Tic, Hook Keeping, the clements OF All ebra md Gee
omctr,a Natural Philosophy Natural History, Dos
nestle Economy Sewing Enibroidefy Artificial
Flowers, Drawing, Painting, vocaland Instrumental
Mi!sic, This last haneh Will be taught by dstihs
Nothing will be omitted to kindls IN the pupils
vivid emulation FOR learning. The greatest Attcns
ton will also be paid to develop their minds form
their hearts md elevate their epracter They. will
have nothing to fcnr h1m evil examples or evil la.
sociatians. Remaining ut at times Within tho eiico-
sure q the hansc and under the eyes Of kind tench
crs who Will watch over thrif nl0tals with maternal
affection. They shaii receive no visits except from
hcir parents Or relations. who will bc qllowcd to se
them in the parnr on Thtrsddys after the morning
class and on Sundays safer the;high mass.
fhe utmost attention will be pnid 20 the health 0e
the pupils. The diet VIII be wholesome and alnnd
ant. The sick will be nrsed with maternal yigaucS
and tenderness. aa ~ M n #
Religion Ia the groundwork of Educntipn. rhs
lnstitnion is Catholic however, young Ladies' who
may belong TO other denominations will be lccaiyed
on the only condition nf conforming to the publIS
exercises of the house. M a
To enable parents TO send their Children at an cnr
lier age to sdhoo--a child may profit from tho age
Of seven or eight. and even sooner--to keep them
longer and send severnl of them ut once, tho most
moderate prices have enadnpted: For board aud
Tuition, 500 per scholastic year often months, pays
scholars will pay $50 ssN Or slO ur The scholastic
year according To thorage and the clsses theywil
attend Mtssic on the Piano or Gutarw be charged
10 per menthSl per month for The use o the piano;
s3pef month for Vocal Music, IN advance,
Parents will have 70 supply their children with
hooks and paper and provide for the washing ef
their clothes Expenses incurred in sickness win
| also be charged TO them. g5s
| Baalaefs will have 10 be supplied Mt their en-
trance witha misketQe bar "A sufficient quantity Of
sheets, Blankets towels and everyday clothes they
must also bring Tue uniform consisting fox the whnle
yrar III II blue dress with cape Of the same color,
trimmed WITH black velvet; two sin.b0nnets, one
blue one Of brown linen: two wells, one hlne two
yards,on white two yards; q spoon fprs tilibler
and knife also q small bucket, brushes, cofibsi =
| pitcher, bowl and looking glass.
| Day scholars willattend the classes studios and
recreaans they will be allowed u take their din.
ner IN the house. They will also receive for their
moral and intellectual Improvement TINT degree
care attention and ardent seljcittide, thnt ean b
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1 gion and zeal to the cd,iehtion OF yomthf
For further particulars apply 70 SISTER MARI
| uF DEsERr, Superior or 70 the Rev. s. RAY,
MUND. Rector of the Ctthoc Church OF OpelotisAs.
| Opeoasas. October II, ls67
| (tONFENsr5 or THE NM Az UI.ATE
| 1toAcEpTioN or pELoUsAs.--Th Ladies'
Of Holy Cross respectfully announce to the public
that the Glasses viii be resumed Iii theirlnstitutiod
| on the 10th of October. s +
| Opeousas, October =. 1857.
| EDUCATION.- My School will open for
| ~ the yeai On tile LIST Monday or October 1885
All pupils will be considered as entered by the year,
ana viii DO charged accordingly, unless by special
agreement to the contrary. Terms Payment in'
Washington, La, August 2s, 1859.
| GEO. LUTHER
| EDUGATlON.- undersigned, late Of
- Opclonsas, haH opened q School for young
ladies in vile Platte, at the residence Of Dfl
Acpavitta ut which place she Il prepared to receitA
january 2, 1858. ]. r. HOY. 4
! (sHAS. n. EALER, Watch-Afakcr and
~ Jeweler, corner of Main and Landry Streets on,
elonsas. has on hand IN assortment of WATCHE9
and JEWELRY, consisting OF English and French
| Gold mud Silver cased Lever and Lepine Watches
sar-Rings Finger Rings, Breast Pins for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Spectacles, Gold Pens with Gold and
Silver Holders, Perfilmery, Hair Bruahes, Toilet
/ the whole of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance. ,ssa
will also execute all kinds OF work in my line oi
business in workmsnliks manner and Win pronapi
dispatch for cash. G. N. EALERIs
i MIR. s. N. KELLOGG. Photographic and
4v1 Ambrotypist announces to the citizens Of
Opelonsas and vicinity that he has returned and Ii
prepared to secure tbn shadow Of the human face
divine in all its perieetipns. ,.a r ; 5
Ladies and gentlemen will please cali and exan
Inc specimens at his ROOMS two doors North OF ths
Patriot ONCE.
| 0pelousas, Nov, 0. 1853.
Il JuST RECEIVED = An assortment OF Blank
y Boeki, Pass Books, Memorandum and Pecke,
Ledgers.
Also. fine assortment Of Fancy Note paper and
envelopes, for sals by p. LE0NCE HEBRARD.
II lIAMPAGNE.--A few baskets Of this
~ fine Wine left. which we will sell at reduced
Y prices, TO close the invoice.
/ BEBaILLoN Il CARRIERE. Washington.
: N0TICE.--Wan to hire Immediately 2(
. IN Negroes to work on a Sugar plantation, fol
:. which the highest cash price will he given.
l. Enquire at the Patriot Office or 10 Mr.. Eihcr
v CAN'T. on Bayou Naxia. y
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