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NJ The Publishers Of the Nsys-York Tribune have eff
rcted an arrangement with Mr.. JAMES B. SWAIN, PTopne
FOR Of the only full and illustrated collection of the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded BY Bio
pr,cl Memoir Of the Great Statesman and Orator of the
west, and ernbeih=d ~ three Superb Engravins:-by
which they enabled TO publish, from Nh. SWANS
stereotype plates, edition of that work for the 9eo7e III
two large and elegant volumes The unprecedenly low
price Of CSE DOLLAR for the whoie'
This edition comprise
|. A MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-clear and
glowing written expressly for this VERT BY HENRY J.
RAYMOND, Esq.
H. THE SPEECHES OF MR., CLAY, from $50
to 1912 inclusive, carefully collected cm various sources
for this work compared and corrected and all restored 70
the first parCr9ny Of them having been only reported In
the third IrCl,y said and So and aha urged
&c. instead of giving his go!o: and g-acefu diction
without Interpolation or du,ion. No collection of Nh
CLAWS Speeches at all comparable with this in complete
ness correctness, has ever before appeared.
Each Speech preaced by brief Introductory paragraph
explaining the circumstances which called 1t FORTH and
whenever desirable AM otherwise indicated, note
at the end gives the fate of the rn1 discnssion
ILLUSTRATIONS.
l. A PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY, from an
original painting By Linen, engraved By PFud'homHe.
II. A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN
RY CLAY, in F." The Slashes Of Hanover" Virsinia-en'
g:avsd on steel
III. An Eo-r-7ea FAC-SIMILE OF A LETTER
FROM MR.. CLAY.
Such is IN, charactersuch are the Gotten: Of TIE edi-
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
is printed fair white paper and neatly put up in flexible
covers and afforded cheaper than ami such work ever
was before because hope give the largest cfcHa
ton ever attained by any.
To the Friends of HEsaY CLAY-Mghty, glorious host!
to the advocates of the bengnant principles and measures
of National Policy ofwhc he IS the foremost champono
the lovers Country universay-but especially 10 The
varo,s Wing organizations and CLAY CLUBS, do we con-
ideuy appeal Tor aiI etor TO extend the circulation
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yea We ask them to do this for on sakes, but to
advance the Great Cause which their energies are cevo
ted and because that Cause way be more peFsua
syey, more successfully commended the public judge
ment the popular heart than in the lessons OF ar'sseng Ia
,rio,sm, the burning Eloquence OF HENRY CLAY.
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