The Weekly register., 1843-11-04
THE
LIFE AND SPEECHES
OF
-, HENRY CLAY.
THE WHOLE FOR Clp
00"'f''o'c l" t''o rolunes, oro,,
pages, IiN
WITH THREE ENGp,

lNGS,
THE WHOLE FOR cNE DOLL,
The Publishers of ,bo :,
Tribune have effected =, ,n9 New,Yp
, with Mr.. James B. swain lin p ARRANGE
the only full and illustr3,,pp5I opfieio
ofthe SPEECHES OF HF FtSq ne c.oIc.
preceded by BiograpbEic,,oII T y CLF
The The Great Statesman and Or Memo
West, and cmbellished Nv o ,t q
Engravings-by which l5ev ,"r l..9, Sas
abled to publish, from Mr. S VIII be-
otyPe plates, an edition Of 9 ,Sa.
the People, in two laraa wa. VOL
volumes, at the unpreoeoS 1no e.s33e
price of One DOLLAR for Ga ~ b
This edition will compri H. p''e!
|. A MEMOIR OF HE NV .,
clear and glowing. wri,,o RIM ClN
for tbs work, by Henry J P9lp'ea
Esq. O. R4nlN
400 NO Vi Hr. Cl,r
1910 10 1912 inclusive. c,,. C' a, Iron
fully collected from yario r,sIuIy care
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Of them having been opIv .oa--nlg
The third Person-"Mr. Gu, vPof'o5
and so, and she urged &o sad g
giving his own vigorous ,,5 lu'eai
diction, without ipterpoIatio nv :. g "a
No collection OF Mr.. Clay's So.. ,5.ls
all comparable with this. n .,.
ness or correctness, has eve, : S sJapa
peared. "I'Ha
Each Speech is l prolacoi 5,.,..,,
Introductory paragraph explain, ,T I,
circumstances which called + \.
and whenever it is desirable , ~ u,
otherwise indicated, note a, h. H.
gives the fate ofthe measure p,i..s.
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ILLUSTRATIONS
| A Portrait of Henry CIav r,,,-
original painting by Linen. e;r, .,,i-
Prud'homme. ''''-|
Il. A view Of the birthplace q, Pr.
~ Clay, il "tho SIashas Of II,,r -.,
Elrginia-oagravad on s,eeL
Ill. An Engraved Fac,SimiDe d,
letter from Mr.. Clay.
Such is the charac.er-sncb A.. d
contents ofthe edition of THE Tn
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CIr
which the subscribers now offer n4
public in two large volumes of tla-
/ gcs. fer One Dollar. 1t will be beau
fully printed, or fair, white paper.
neatly put up in flexible covers h
afforded cheaper than any such vs
ever was before, because we hope tor
it the largest circulation ever attain
by any.
To the fri,n5;s {. Aunny Clr-
Mighty, glorious host!-to the nr
Gates Of the benignant princrg %,
measures of National PolicydH2
he is the foremost champion-si
lovers Of our country universaly-
especially TO the various Whg c-
izations and Clay Clubs, do We d.
IDENTIFY appeal for aid in our efonm
tend the circulation of this woh,
render its perusal, as nearly as mr
universal. We ask them to 90 lhSl
for our sakes, but to advance the .-
Cause to which their energies are
voted, and because that Cause canht
way be more persuasively, more saaz
fully commended 10 the public j.
ment, the popular heart, than nihk
sons Of far seeing Patriotism, The Ia
ing EIoquence Of Henry Clay.
Respectfully,
| GREELY & McELRATH,
100 Nassau ST., Newton
This edition of Mr.. Claws Liaa
Speeches will &c issued on or before b
lst Of June next, and will be first s
piled to those who shall have preyicz
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are respectfully solicited.