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Opp Fellows FESrIvAL.-We were not disap-
pointed in anticipating crowded house for this
Festival, nor were the entertainments OF an inferior
order The Grafton. by Rev Z. II. CHArN, was
mastery production. HIS thoughts, clear and
attractive in themselves, rendered doubly al
traclve by the finely wrought strains of cloquence
and effective oTatory for which he is Justly cele-
bra,ed His subject was CHARITY, 1t Is founded,
he observed, on the unity OF hus1an nature and
aims at human welarothe removal OF whatever hineys
1t and the advancement OF that which tends it, The


ova physical suffering Is the first step 20 higher alevi
alton Of the condition Of mankind: yet tha, spirit which


threads its way through the e Of poverty and srnks not


from the abces Of distress do greater things than give
bread 10 the hungry clothes to the naked 1t abo


h annosy. hatred and fraud, and link the discordans
hearts Of together Saoh IS Charity. It's highest aim
then is thoSe obstacles which between the
hearts Of and remove thai seldshnc>s which
locks M affections IN souls, and which has
Ge.olated earth with It's evils. The great ;ne which
needed is deeper acquantancc.h;p between anu
man. He concluded with application of the subject
the Institution OF odd-Felowshp, with enooniuns


The music Of the Meioleons, osplean Family. and Sa.
cred Music Society, varos in character, all good
performed with great precision aad taste uwC-c loudly
applaaGed.