The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-15
EDUCATION.s


resumed Monday Oct 4th, 1858, under the continued
supervision Of Mrs Whitney. Principal assisted ~
Mrs.; r., EdDoistan, late Of Nsw0rlesns.
The experience Of Nrs. q, q ! teacher, together
Win her recommendations from the Hon. D; A,
hingsland Ex Mayor Of the City Of n. ", also from
l1iessot sa'nies II. pckson GhA rteston =. 2 -
;mn,r, ; i ~ ~ sayns ~. ser ss Sar
fhs ssheasts vsar t. dtvisaI iAt, two sessions,
tweuty weeks each sssi IS 4s9 s .Esysa
Basrd snd Tuition in the English conrse ~.
Guiding Matrieulation and Contingent Fees per
session. .,.,. .ts9 %
Lay scholars. -. .l... .... 4. ~ W
Vocal Music. Z. . &, 4. q. no
Use q Instruments. each ..s sW W
q, mse u Sheet Music and Diagrams: ...slsx ~ y
Inc freneh: Spanish and italian languages, ~ ~
sp'.ken macntiy y ~ te instltntion, ana VIII y
tsnTht WIN the Zine Arts at the usual rites. \.
The Hall aside from Board, furnishes Bed-steada
aud Mattresses .ss.
aashing, lights and toilet appendages, arcs
aenafate charge =. s4.a2s q
ihe uniform consists OF q school Htpseys lrcss 8
OF green hernge ana i}eiaine, solid color. b
The school l. IN no respect denominational. ths
mode ot istrietpn strletly lhtecc,aai !ne oIganl
aanon OF the departments deemed aaeauase -
success .sss ssa.f. 1,,g,gs1
HIS hest talent Will 30 n accession g incidens
duties demand.
sa eans te sasasa s.Sna aeahs
pran,enades, surrounded ~ finely shaded grounds
n"''ueis VIII wv " "i!oMeu z, upe.. see
w',hent written anthofzatan lreIn parents npEs
% eave thc s,'tAt,oh nhiess prlvate carriage Y
sent nnder special charge.
an airangements fnauo lof the year. ho ueuuessssa
Tuition ~ sem'-annually IN advance. u
| vissrrNa4 4e1NMlrTEE:
| I. c. Cooke, NJ. D. Washington, La; Hon. JohA
i. King, opelo,sas; &. Ogien, Holinesville.
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Bshop nayis, Columbia. =. y; blshop dreens = =
JACKSON M.s, hbert t'ahs., o. iAhufy' III IA y
Anderson, st. Landry, La, Hon. - yrr, Wasn.ng a
ton, y, Y. oct; y ises' M
5.,, :, :, :. ,~,s,, 4, ~ :, I,r,vs,
r,a MhEa A1amM r1 u, ~
Of opelonsas, to bestow upon the boys aud youths
Of the parish the incompatible blessing of SOLID
edtcation, Will resume Its duties on tue 10th q
ogsabar, 4,
II THO course .ot instruetl0n VIII emprace sucA
branches az VIII he most useful to the pupils; the
utmost care VIII be paid 70 their rapid inlprovemens
The best Feaehefs viii be sciected their n9mpe5
will be increased, to suit the increasing number OF
the students. 81, .. 81. I,
The very great success q thc Institution rom th4
beginning the long experience OF those ~ the head
Of 1t, their 1nncon9nerahle discrimination 70 carry
out the noble work, ate ne best pledge they caa y
4 otier 70 parents ior the Improvement 81 sheM
ch,idren. stla's
For terms and othsr parsleaiars apply, " ID
4 kev. GilsbthTs tA fMUNLA
& Opelnusas sept. 20, 1885, seA 78HsAs
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1 WN EN- AMI 4AlsAUTMi VI \ II
Il ~. lMMAGULATECO CONCEPTION ssi iOpelousaak
? Louisiana. !.
n The Institution will be re-opened by the Ladies' ot
4 the !" Holy Cross, on the goth of October, IN TIN
Town ~ opeousts, for the education 81 the 1oAne
Ladies OF tho Parish ART OF the surrounding
Parishes. The location Ia most delightful and oheA
al the exterior advantages which parents may dcs
y sse Tor their children. The SYSTEM Of Educatiun
wlemhraee NIL the biunehes taught In the hest In
1 situations Of America or Europe Reading, Spelling
Il Grammar, Composition, Rhetoric, Elncution appeu
q my French and English Languagea, % hotn 9!
whieh the rmpus VIII most careuiiy be trained "
speak and write with correctness, eeganee and ~
y eney writing Geography, sacred anu pro,,alel
O. Ancient ana Modern hls,pry, ifthoiogy, AritnmU'
J, tie bopk Keeping the clements OF Algebra ana w
u ometiy, Material fh'iosophy Natural history, Dn
n mestF Economy, sewing, Embredery, Artiiicia,
n flowers Dihwtng Pauting, Vocal aiid Instruments
N Music. THIS last branch VIII he Anfht by dlssln
D gusled artist, Just arrived ifom Newerleans.
il Nothing VIII be omitted 70 kndle IN the pnpiis
r VIVID e,aalatloh Tor learning, Ihe greatest aaeh M
tien VIII also ne pant 70 develop theif nnas orm
ID their hearts and elevate their charactnr ihcy wi
ID have nothing y mar from eytl examples or fyll ~
10 sociaiiot,s remaining At al times within the eicio
ut sue q the house aud under the eyes Of kind teach
II eIs who VIII Wsteh nvcr their morals with matnfna
We afeetinn They shall receive no visits, except IRON
their parents or ieatons, who will be allowed to se'
them IN the parlor on Ihnrsdays after the morning
esass, a,o on sunnays ailer @ Wy nlgh n'as. .
= The utmost attention VIII he paid to the health 9
the pupils Inc ulet VIII DC wholesome aud pnund
pd ant The sick viii be hu,scd ithmatoiral vigilance
oy and tenderness. " Il, y .aF ,,aI Il,
,r. hclipion y the gipuhutWork OF Euucailnn. ~
e lnstitn,on is Catholic however young Il dies VIII
hu may telng to aihef denominations VIII ne eceive
n n, exercises d the .hntrse. q -
nv nv To ei,she parents to send their children Mt Mn eai
vn lera to school-a child may profit from the .ag
"a, Of sevcli ar eight aud even sodler.,to Keep thef
a. longer, and send srvernl Of them at once, the mos
,r moderate prices have heen adhl ted For board an
!, alle semi,annualy or quarterly in advances ns
scholars will pay $40 $40 or so far the scholasti