The Weekly register., 1843-08-05


pages, ''Vv len
WITH THREE ENcRAvIs .. I I
THE WHOLE FOR CyR ~
The Publishers or ,t
Tribune have Elected an m a., Nss-Yot
with Mr.. James ;. Swain rtfangenes
the only full ane iIluslr5'rspd5 spd50pietorG pi
ofthe SPEECHESoF HENpSCo [q SCoIsap lie N
preceded BY BiolaplhiEicoSI i iESTf NV CtlI
the Great Statesmanand ar ONE ,Menor
West, and embeIIishd bv Ib ra.Or Of d
E;n,grravings-by whie thew ,"ree n;1, Saf6 pei
abled TO publish, from br. Sya;n,. @ni ss
otype plates, an edition r,h., Ian sses
the People, in two lara' '"as oal Tork5
volumes, at the unpreca5anae uu eie9s
price of ONE DOLLAR for Iuenlly - ~ b
This edition will compri ""'ie!
/. A MEMOIR OF HEM .,
clear and glowing, written ! CLAf
for tbs work, by Henry ] 1'Piess!
Esq. . 4rNOs5
Il. The speeches Of Mr.. ~,
1910 to l842 inclusive. caroc C,T 4 iron
fully collected from yario1. ,'lliE cars
this work compared and co,Sl 1 souNe'ar
all restored 10 the first ro.1Iet -. .o1Iet nd
Of them having been nr,p p'rSoa-7l,gyE
the third Person-"Nr, cIa Itaegoriei
and SO, and she urged" &c, ins,al, ssn,
giving his own vigorous a9j 1s,sad n
dIctlon, without Interpolation ., ila'el- i;Iasa.
No collection Of Mr.. Clay's sne,Siill0 ~sail0l
all comparable with this. in po,ss oo..s'
ness or correctness, has ever bero,. rJ5r's.
peared. '''O''f
Each Speech is prefacod bv
introductory paragraph expIainio,
circumstances which called il r..
and whenever it is desirable and 4
otherwise indicated, a note at lbn
gives the fate ofthe measure nn5o,S
cQSSion. ''' y
Is ILLUSTRATIONS
l. A Portrait Of Henry Cay, fy,nr
original painting by Linen, engraved
Prud'homma.
II. A view Of the birthplace Of r..
ry Clay, ii "ihe Slashes of EJarrrI
Virginia-engraved on s;eeI.
I'LL. An Engraved Fac-Simile d J,
letter from Mr. Clay.
Such is the character-sucb ara 4,
contents ofthe edition of THE LIFI
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY eTNI
which the subscribers now offer to \
public in two large volumes Of llOOJ
gcs, for One Dollar. 1t will he bc,el
fully printed, or fair, white pqrer. al
neatly put up in flexible covers I'D
afforded cheaper than any such woi
ever was before, because we hope 10 gs
it the largest circulation ever attain
by any.
To the friends of Henry CLAY
mighty, glorious hostl-lo the adv
Gales oi The benignaut principles y
measures of National PGlcy OF whI
ne Is the foremost champlou-to \
lovers Of our country universally-I
especially to the various Whir cv,I
'zatlons and Clay Clubs, do We m,
IDENTIFY appeal for aid in our eforbl
tend the circulation Of this work Z
render its perusal, as nearly as mrk
universal. We ask them to do this
for our sakes, but 10 advance the gs
Cause TO which their energies are
voted, and Because that Cause can
way be more persuasively, more su@s
fully commended to the public j4
ment, the popular heart, than in The
sons of far seeing Patriotism, The ID
ing Eloquence of Henry Clay.
Respectfully,
GREEDY s. McELRATH,
1G0 Nassau ST., New-Yr
This edition Of Mr.. Clay's Life
Speeches will be issued on or before
lst OF June next, and will be first
piled TO those who shall have pfevic
subscribed and paid for copies, in
order of such payment. Price s.
the whole work, $40 per dozen,
per hundred. Subscriptions and ord
are respectfully solicited.
The exceedingly low price al '.
this work is to be published abso1
Precludes the possibility of di'Ps
of it, in any instance, on terms
than cash IN hand. Our frienii
therefore understand that, h'''
responsible they may be, we mus
here with the utmost striciness .
cash principle. .a-''-
Almost every village, ceriaH,
most every town will be able9
clubs Of twenty-four. And ID a'' s
where the money (S20) for g
or over is sent through the P0fU5
and certificate taken fronflE
Master, it may be sent at ouEfar
the Post Master will be entitlsd 0H''