New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
az The Publishers of the New.York Tribune ha,

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fected arrangement with Mr. JAMES B. SWAIN, pFope-
tor Of the ory full and illustrated collection OF the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded by Bio
graphical Memoir Of Great Statesman and Orator of the
West, and embeishtd By three Superb Engraviags-by
which they will be enabled publish, from Mn SWANS
stereotype pilates edition Of that work for the People III
,wo large and elegant volumes the unp1ecedenty 10"
price OF OSE DOLLAR for The trhole!
This edition viii comprise
l. A MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-clear sud
glowing written expressly for this work, by Henry j.
RAyNoxp. Esq4
II. THE SPEECHES OF MR.. CLAY. from Isl
lsi2 inclusive carefully collected from various
for this work compared and corrected aud all restored
the pesonany Of them having been ouiy reported in
the third pssonIE. Clay said" aud So aud he urged
&c. instead Of giving his vigorous and graceful dcton
without Interpolation diuton No collection of Mr..
CLaYs Speeches at all comparable with this, complete
correctness, has ever before appeared
Each Speech preaccd BY brief introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances which called it forth and
whenever desirable and otherwise indicated note
at the end gives the fate of the under discussion.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
I. 4 PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY, from an
original painting BY Linen, engraved by Prud'homme.
II. A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN
RI CLAY in The Slashes Of Hanover Virgina-e'i'
Crfvsl on steel.
lIr An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF A LETTER
FROM MIR. CLAY.
Such is the character-such the contents OF the edl-
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. 1t
will be beautifully printed fair white paper and neatly
put up in flexible 1t afforded cheaper than any
such work ever before because hope give 1t the
largest circulation attained by any.
To the Friends Of Henry CLArMighty, glorious host
TO the advocates of the bengnant principles aud measures
Of National Police of which he the foremost champion-to
The lovers of Country uiversaybu especially to the
various Wing organizations aud CLAY CLUBS do we con-
deny appeal for aid our effort extend the circulation
Of this work and render perusa nearly may be-
yeal We ask them do this, for sakss, but TO
advance the Great Cause which their energies evo
ted and because that Cause way be more persua
syev more successfully commended the public Judge
ment the popular heart than the lessons of ar-seens Pa
,rorism, the burning Eloquence of Henry CLAY
Price 81 for the whole work, $40 per dozen $50 per
hundred. Subscriptions and orders are solicited
Respectfully, GREELEY & EcELRATH
100 Nassau street, New-York
The exceedingly low price at which this work is
be published absolutely pecIudcs the possibility of dispos
ing of it, in ay Instance on other than cash IN hand
Our friends Will he eioe understand that however rSsPon
bIe hcv NAV be- we must adhere with the utmost strict
ness the cash principle.
[7 Almost every village, certainly almost every town.
will be able form clubs of twentyour And in all cases
where the money (s2O for 81 copies over IS sent through
the Post Office aud certificate taken from the Post Master
il NAV be sent at risk aud the Post Master will b. en
tied TO copy gratis
1t is particularly requested tha, all ordrs be accompanied
BY specific directions the in which the books
shall be forwarded and when unaccompaied by such spec
tic directions the books ordered will be ne,ty put up
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IDLY marked thereon and the boxes packages retained IN
our waeroom until called for directions gwen as TO the
manner of their shipment. The publishers will not mold
themselves responsible beyond their shipment, or delivery
to order. G x VI.
Ne,y-York .qpril 1919.