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N-The painting of''Deaih on the Pa le Horse," we learn was we'll attended yesterday. The weather IS now ine-and besides, delays are dangerous. We hope to see our citizens turn in large numbers, during the remainder of the week. It is open during the day and evening. The Springfield Journal, in noticing II. says

 Th's celebrated painting has been exhibited in this city several days. As usual has elcted the unqua

 lied admiration of those who examined il. IL is known, of course, that the figures and character of ma pointing are founded the description given of me opening of ihe seals, in ibe sth chapter of the neVemoons. II contains forty figures surface D, more unAn 200 feet of canvass This painting oi l "ests g''es most vivid impression of the scenes II IS des'gned to illrstraie-afeciipg the mind m a

 manner not sonn to be ioIgoiion; and will re-

 nam an evidence ol Me genius of our distinguished painting, is gentleman well worthy inc confidence of our friends and the publc