New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20
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Only 81 for 100 octave pages. with three
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WILL BE PUBLISHED ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 81,
THE
LIFE AND SPEECHES
OF
HENRY CLAY,
COMPLETE Is TWO VOLUMES, OVER 100 LARGE PACKS,
WITH THREE ENGRAVINGS!
HENRY CLAY,
THE WHOLE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
WITH THREE ENGRAvINGs!

&c The Publishers OF the New-York Tribune have ef
fected arrangement with Mr. JAMES B. SWAIN proPFe-
tor Of the only full and illustrated collection OF the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded BY Bio
graphical Memoir of the Great and Orator of the
West, and embeIshed By three Superb Engravings-by
which ihey viii be enabled publish, from Mr. SWANS
stereotype plates, edition of that work for the People, Ia
two large and elegant volumes at the unPrecedenty low
price of One DOLLAR for the choie!
This edition will comprise
l. A MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-clsar and
glowing written expressly for this work, by Henry j.
RAYMOND, Esq.
II. THE SPEECHES OF MIR. CLAY, from 1910
to 1872 inclusive carefully collected from various
for this work. compared and corrected aud all restored
the personany Of them having been only reported in
the third personM Clay said and So and ha urged
&c. instead Of giving his vigorous and graceful dcton
without Interpolation diluol No collection of Mr.
CLAWS Speeches at all comparable with this in complete
mes, or correctness, has ever before appeared
Each Speech is preaced by brief Introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances which called it FORTH and,
whenever desirable and not otherwise indicated note
at the end gives the fate of the under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS.
l. A PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY, from an
original painting by Linen, engraved By Prud'homme.
II. A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN
gravQd on steel.
III. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF a LETTER
FROM MIR. CLAY.
Such is the character-such the contents OF the edit
ton of THE LIFE AND sPEECHEs OF HENRY
CLAY which the subscribers offer to the public IN
two large volumes Of 100 pages, for One Dollar IL
will be beautifully printed fair, white paper and neatly
nut UP in flexible 1t afforded cheaper than any
such work ever was before because hope give the
largest circulation attained By any
o the Friends of HENRY CLAY-N1ighy, glorious host!
Ito the advocates of the bean principles and measures
of National Policy OF which he is the foremost champon-to
the lovers of our Country especially to the
various Wing organizations and CLAY CLUES, do con-
dently appeal for aid in effort extend the circulation
of this work. and render its persa nearly may be-
yersa We ask them do this for sakes but to
advance the Great Cause to which their energies are deYo-
ted and because that Cause can Ill no way be more persu
sively more successfully commended to the public Judge
men the popular heart than the lessons oil iasseng "a
trotism, the burning Eloquence OF HENRY CLAY.
Price ST. for the whole work, $40 per dozen, Sso per
hundred Subscriptions and orders are solicited
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- The exceedingly low price at which this work Is 10
be published absolutely precluds the possibility OF dlspo
ing of IT, in any instance terms other than ccsh ~ mana
Our friends will therefore understand ha however respon
sb!e they may be- adhere with the utmos; strict
ness to the cash principle.
nc Almost every village certainly almost every town
will be able form clubs Of twentyfour And In all cases
where the money $500 ~ copies over is sent through
the Post Office and certificate taken from the Fost Master
it NAV be risk, and the fost Master WI" pe eh
tied copy gratis ,,;
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b marked thereon and the boxes packages retained IN
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themselves responsible g. &M
TO order.
Nep- York. April. 1913.
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY.-Ws
are compelled defer the issue Of the cheap edition Of the
Lrr AND SPEECHES Henry CLAY till the 18th OF this
month in order render fully worthy of the patronage we
hope 10 obtain for it. We have with dsapPoint
men and must incur additional expenses The Vders Tie
have already reached u.s. we'll those which shall come
in hereafter will all be served the precise order in which
they hand we trust the work VIII De louho 70 an
swer the expectations of our friends.
The heavy expense which have incurred IN getting uT
this work. and the very low pcebarel exceeding the cos
at which we afford compels insist on cash ymet
in all cases Unless several thousand copies are SOLO, we sa
he losers by the work But most certain that
in every CITY and County there BE hundreds willing to
paw the small of One Dollar for the Life and Speeches
of Mr. Clay in volumes of over 100 pages WIZ not
the friends Of that Statesman the friends OF the W mig Cause
,s early and general diffusion OF this
work One hundred copies will be Transmitted TO any per
son or club for Eighty Dollars
r AW BOOKS.-A supply received this day,
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