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HE PAiN+tka AT THE SEoosD METHODIST CHo RtH,-We learn tina, the great picture of "Uealh on the Pale Horse" is to be exhibited for lew days longer before it's removal from city. Those o our citizens whQ have not yet availed lhenl- selves of the opportunity of visiting il should do so without delay. We satisfied they will never re- gret it, and besIdes the opportunity of doing so is not likely lo occur again, il lhev would. It will be exhibited again to-day from 10 AM to9 PM.

 The Chicago Advocate says:

 DEATH ON THE PALE lIoRsE.-This sublime 1 painting, by West, has been exhibited ln the Pres byseian Church in city during the past week. l In that time it has been visited by hundreds of citizens No person should miss seeIug this crea- ton of the greatest ariIst country ever produced | IL iS grand conception of an awinly solemn subject, calculated to fill the mind with conflicting emotions of wonder, pity and horror. The princi- pal figure, occupying the centre of ihe design-ihe terrible impersonation of the King of Terrors upon his Pale Horse, careerng onward m hIs Impetuous course, siernly regardless of poor human suffering and hurling pale disease and grim death at every step-has called forth he mightest efforts of the a

 ist. We should imagine that West, like Leonardo De pInci, in painting his magnificent picture Of the Last Supper, reserved his prncIpal hgure for the Last effort of the pencil when after long days oi to he saw his grand design elaborated upon canvass - l IL was only when his conception was nearly reaz- ed, and alone wanting the finishing idea, that he could approach the ierrIhe subject.

 How touchingly eloquent is the mute appeal of the husband. whose dead wife and child lie dir city in the path of the Horse and iis remorseless rider!- | Upon his knees, with his Jeff ann supporting the pale body, his right hand is raised in an mploring

 manner, and his heseechng countenance is turned 1 full upon the relentless King. He ~peaks not The suffering is great for words io convey iis depth. His appeal is eloquent, from being mute. laui Ihe Rider regards him no,-he sees not his m- l poring ook--he for suffering humanity but onward still onward, he speeds upon hls dire | ful mission.

 Mir Peek, who is the proprietor of the picture, is gentleman every way worthy olthe confidence "f the community, and deserving "f it's patronage. He intends viiiiing the Southern towns and cities. We shall he glad to learn that the citizens of

 those places have availed themselves of the opporu niy of seeing this great work of art.

 | The exhibition, we understand, will positively | close on rhurs,lay evening next