The Weekly register. (Ponola [sic] Panola, Miss.) 1843-1844, 1843-09-30
THE
LIFE AND SPEECHES
or
HENRY CLAY.
Complete IN t~o polunle,, oror,r lIoo
PAGES. @Tg.
WITH THREE ENGRAv
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The Publishers of The \
Tribune have effected an or. ..s@-lo'k
with Mr.. James B. Swain. n, ,ousemslt
the only full and ILLUSTRATED pai'
the SPEECHES OF HENRY ~ .2
preceded by a Biographical MAJ ohAl
the Great Statesman and Oralo, ' ~ Of
West, and embellished by t6res S :. lie
kngravings-by which thew will I ''.Pe'o
abled to publish, from Mr.. Swan, :. e.
otype plates, an edition Of tha, ros s.;,e'
the People, in two large and " sl.
volumes, at the unprecee5en,rv aa
price Of ONE DOLLAR for he ,rl:J., 'V
This edition will COMPRISE
/. A MEMOIR OF HENRY rry
clear and glowing, written e, Cnaii
for tbs work, by HENRY J. R.!
Esq. @'--0SD
II. The speeches Of Mr., C,.r F..
1910 TO 1912 inclusive. carer.Il,' a ,..la
fully collected from yari3ss so,.,. .a -
this work compared and corre,,e8 s ~
ali restored 10 the first rersop-r.--
OF them having been only repor,sS
the third person-"Mr. CLAW ss;l'
and so, and she urged" &c, instead y
giving his own vigorous and --,cs,f
diction, without Interpolation or din
No collection Of Mr.. Claws Soae,5..,,...
all comparable with this. in corr,
ness or correctness, has ever before N
peared.
Each Speech is prelacoi 7str,,f
Introductory paragraph cxpla.1;ag Tho
circumstances which called i I,5
and whenever it is desirable AMI ~
otherwise indicated, a note at ihg end
gives the fate the measure rn5er5g.
cusslOn.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
l. 4 Portrait Of Henry Clay. from IN
original painting by Linen, e1gra7edN
Prud'homme.
II. A view of the birthplace Of Hen,
ry Clay, in "lhe Slashes Of Hanover
Eirginia-engrayed on s.eel
III. An Engraved Fac-Simile Of a
letter from Mr.. Clay.
Such is the Character-such are the
contents Of the edition of THE LIFE
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY,
which the subscribers now offer 10 The
public in two large volumes Of 100 pa
ges. for One Dollar. 1t will be beaa.i
fully printed, on fair, white paper, and
neatly put w in flexible covers. It's
afforded cheaper than any such work
ever was before. because we hope to gju
If the largest circulation ever ATTAINED
by any.
To the friends Of Henry CLAY
Mighty, glorious host!-to the adrc
Gates of the bahignant principles aai
measures Of National Policy nfsbc5
he is the foremost champioa-tO the
lovers Of our country uniYersalIy-bal
especially to the various Wing organ.
izations and Clay Clubs. % we conf
IDENTIFY appeal Ter aid in our effort to e1
tend the circulation Of this work, an.
render its perusal, as nearly as may 5
universal. We ask them to do this. no
for our s2kos, but 10 advance the gra
| Cause to which their energies are da
voted, and because that Cause can in O.
way be more persuasivcly, more success
fully commended TO the public judge
ment, the popular heart, than in the Il:
4 sons Of far seeing Patriotism, the Jll
/ ing Eloqueace Of Henry Clay.
/ Respectfully,
GREEDY & McELRATH,
! 100 Nassau ST., New-Yl,s
This edition Of Mr.. Clay's Life Oh.
. Speeches will be issued on 0. before iL.
lst Of June next, and will be first s-a
piled 10 those who shall have previous.
subscribed and paid for copies, in II
order Of such payment. Price 81 Y
: the whole work, $40 per dozen, -
per hundred. Subscripton5 and OFaa.
are respectfully solicited. ...
The exceedingly low price al Tl.
this work is TO be published absola
precludes the possibility Of dIsP&
of it, in any instance, on terms o-
than cash in hand. Our friends
therefore understand that, hover
responsible they may be, we must \
hern -rith Tie nfrnnst strictness % J