New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-01

NJ The Publishers Of the Nrw-Tork Tribune have ef
ected arrangement with Mr. JAMES B. SWAIN. p5oPe.
tor OF the .nly full and illustrated collection Of the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded BY Bio
graphical Memoir OF the Great Statesman and Orator OF the
West and ,mbellishei BY three Superb Eneraviagsby
which they will be enabled publish from Nh SWANS
stereotype plates edition OF that work for the People lu
large and elegant volumes the unprecedently low
price of OSE DoLLAR for the rhoie!
This edition viii comprise
I. A MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAT-clsar and
glowing, written expressly for this work by Henry j.
RAYMoSp, Esq.
II. THE sPEECHEs OF MR. CLAY, from Isl
Isl inclusive carefully collected from
for this work compared and corrected and all restored
the first Of them having been only reported in
the third peson-"Mr Clay SAID" and and hs urged
&C. instead Of giving his vigorous and graceful dicon
without interpolation dutio.. No collection of Mr..
Glars Speeches all comparable with this, in complete
ness correctness, has ever before appeared.
Each Speech prefaced by brs Introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances which called forth, and
whenever is desirable and otherwise indicated,
at end gives the fate Of the under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS
l. a PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY, from au
original painting BY Linen. engraved BY Prd'homme.
II. A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN
RY CLAY, in - The Sashes Of Hanover" Virgiuia-en
gravoa on steel
III. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF A LETTER
FROM MIR. CLAY.
Such is the characer-such the of the edi
ton Of THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
CLAY which the subscribers offer 10 the public IN
two large volumes Of 100 pages, for One Dollar IL
will be beautifully printed fair white paper and neatly
put up in flexible 1t is Afforded cheaper than any
such work before, because hope give it the
largest circulation attained by any.
To the Friends of HENRY CLAY-Nighty, glorious host.
advocates OF the bcnignant principles an measures
OF National Policy Of which he the foremost champiouto
the lovers Country unirersaybu especially to the
various Wing organizations and CLAY CLUBS do we con-
fen,y appeal for aid in effort TO extend the circulation
of this work and render its perusa nearly as may be- un
versa We ask them do this not for our skss. but 10
advance the Great Cause which their energies dsvo-
ted and because that Cause in way be more pesua-
siyeiy more successfully commended TO the public judge
mcu the popsar heart than in the lessons of ar-seeig IA
triotism the burning Eloquence of HESRY CLAY.
Price 81 Tor the whole work, $40 per dozen, $50 per
hurared Subscriptions and orders soliSited.
Respectfully GREELEY EcELRATH,
100 Nassau street, New-York.
&C. The exceedingly low price at which thii work is TO
be published absolutely preclsds the possibility Of dspo
ng Of any instance terms other than cash IN hand
Our friends will Therefore understand that, however r'spon
sble they may be- adhere with the utmost strict
ness the cash principle.
t3 Almos, every village, certainly almost every town,
will be abl- form clubs OF twenty-four And in all cases
where the monsy saO for "a copies oreris sent through
the Post Office and certificate taken from the Post Master
ii NAV be risk and the Post Master Will bs entl-
tied TO copy gratis
Il particularly requested tha, all ordars be accompanied
by specific directions the manner in which the books
Il .I heS
directions the books ordered will be neatly put up II
bundles or boxes and the and place Of destination leg
IDLY marked thereon and the boxes packages retained IN
our ,yareroom until called fo. directions gwen 10 the
manner of their shipment. The publishers will not hold
themselves responsible beyond their shipment or delivery
order. ". vi.
Ner- York .qpril. 1912.