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CHRIsr HEALING THE SIcK.-This splendid


producton of the American artist, WEST, is


now exhibiting in our city. During The pre-
sent week it will be exhibited at Rev. Mr..
Browns Church, on Tenth street.


To each one of the sixty figures composing
this groupe, the artist has impaired life-like
sinltude truly wonderful. The various pas
sons depicted in the countenances of the prin
cipal figures, by which the artist supposes they
were actuated at the time he has selected for
his representation, (and which the beholder is
greatly assisted in tracing by the explanations
Of the gentlemanly exhibitor, whose lecture is
repete with beauty, adding an hundred fold to
the interest Of the scene, are most strikingly
portrayed. The vindictive countenance of the
High Priest, who is seeking cause for the ap-
prehension and condemnation of the Saviour
the visage Of Judas, (who, the next day, be-
trayed his Lord and Master TO his enemies
conscious of his evil intent, peers forth upon
the groupe, with that hesitating, fearful, sus
piclous glance, which fears to betray, by a
look, the ,reachery that Turks within--the sick
child, TOO i'll to raise its dropping head, reposes
upon its mothers bosom in that listless, help
less condition which one would suppose herald
ed the near approach of death. Blu, we cam
not particularize. Go and see Judge for your
selves. Go-whilst opportunity is afforded,
and you will have one regret less to add TO the
sum Of those which chequer existence. Go,
and you will have one pleasure more-lastng
as reflection itself. ta3