The Weekly register., 1843-08-26

WITH THREE ErGRAvIscs
THE WHOLE FOR orE NO.,
The Publishers Of ,,o y
Tribune have effected an se~-YoA
with Mr.. James B. Swain ~. ngeIRn,
the the only full and illustra,JO Op,Isl0r roIiarO Of
Orthe SPEECHES OF Henry yyoc1,S9ction c9
preceded by BiographicalMCLAY,
the Great Statesman and Oraue nemoir of
West, and embellished bv ,bra M q The
Engravings-by which they Wi i HSoperb
abled TO publish, from Mr.. Swsis ~, Oe en-,
oiyPe plates, an edition of ths, : slere
the People, in two large a1I I%rkip
volumes, at the unpreceedan,ll, legaa
price of ONE DOLLAR for NE % 'nt lev
This edition will compr;so "'O'!
l. A MEMOIR OF HENRY rr,,.
clear and glowing, written LAY;
for tbs work, by HENRY ]. Parsy
Esq. "Afacn,
H. The speeches of Mr.. cl.. ,,
1910 to l849 Inclusive. carora1l'' G,as' Iron
fully collected from various soa:..s care
this work compared and correc,sJ .I lo5
all restored 10 the 6rsi peysoneuat reu, and
of them having been only rrno,,aI many
The Third Porson-"Mr. Clay saiJr r
and SO, and che urged" &c. ibs,s.i%a !,
giving his own vigorous and gr.o.tl ,,a. \
dlctlon,without Interpolation or dia,sN
No collection Of Mr.. Clay's Speecbs... 'a
all comparable with this, in comnl.,'
ness or correctness, has ever before.
pearel. y
Each Speech is preraced bv,
Introductory paragraph EXPLAINS d.
circumstances which called il fo,,S
and whenever it is desirable and ~
otherwise indicated, a note at thp a.
gives the fate ofihe measure unde,%,
cussion.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
|. A Portrait Of Henry Clav. from,
original painting by Linen, engrayeiT
Prud'homme.
ii. A view Of the birthplace Of Hen.
ry Clay, in "ihe SIashes Of HanOye,s
Virglnla-engraved on s;eel.
Ill. An Engraved Facsimile Of
letter from Mr.. Clay.
Such is the character-such are II.
contents, Of the. edition of THE LIFE
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAW
which the subscribers now offer 10 IN
public in two large volumes Of lIOOp
ges. for One Dollar. 1t will be beaul,
fully printed, on fair, white paper. and
neatly put up in flexible covers. lin
afforded cheaper than any such work
ever was before, because we hope to give
it the largest circulation ever allainet
by any.
To the friends of HENRY Clay
Mighty, glorious hosti-to the advo
Gates of the benignant principles an,
measures of National Policy OF wh5
he is the foremost champion-to@ ne
lovers OF our country universally-h
especially to the various Whig orrD
iZatlons and Clay Clubs, do we c0,6.
IDENTIFY appeal for aid in our effort tOsy.
tend the circulation Of this work. aDi
render IFS Perusal, as nearly as NAV b
universal. We ask them TO do this. M
Tor our sakcs. but TO advance the grsl
Cause to which their energies are De-
voted, and because that Cause can in Of
way be more persuasively, more success
fully commended to the public Judge
ment, the popular heart, than in the les
sons OF far seeing. Patriotism, the burn.
ing Eloquence of Henry Clay.
Respectfully,
GREELY g. McELRATH,
l60 Nassau ST., New-York,
This edition of Mr.. Clay's Life and
Speeches will be issued on or before lhe
lst of June next, and will be first sOF.
piled TO those who shall have previously
subscribed and paid for copies, in The
order Of such payment. Price 81 tOr
the whole work, $40 per dozen, $50
per hundred. Subscriptions and orders
are respectfully solicited.
The exceedingly low price at whsi
this work is TO be published absolueI
Precludes the possibility Of dispose
of it, in any distance, on terms Oim
than cash in hand. Our friends VII
therefore understand that, hoVeTe
responsible they NAV be, we must %
here with the utmost strictness TO ID
cash principle.
Almost every village, certalnyf
most every town viii be able 70 ioI
clubs Of twenty-foor. And in all case
where the money tSe0) for "a co9s
or over is sen; through the Post oD:5