Ponola [sic] weekly register., 1843-07-29
THE WHOLE FOR ONE ~

"''h THREE ESGRAvlscs,
nn'A WHOLE FOR ONE DollAp
n The Publishers of the NJ.
tribune In, n have effected an n,"eS-Yoa
with Mr.. James B. Swain. prfanggenes nr !
the only full and illus,ra,PI PIoprieio,s {
o olthe SPEECHES OF HENRY TSoIsetio1 lie
preceded by Biographical N. Clay I
the ih Great Statesman and or,,an i /
West, and embellished bv 0ralof ,t Of Gs /
Engrayings-by which tben ,Hres rec SnnrS
abied to publish, from Mr.. Swa;n.,, W., been
otype plates, an edition of tbs, "'n ''sre
ln1,,, the People, in two large 'us5 and dT9lta Ok
Volumes at the unpreceejen,,ee.e pu ,eeqa
price of ONE DOLLAR for ne Tsly .nty hs
This edition will comnr;s. c "a0le!
IL !. A MEMOIR OF HENRY cr :.
clear Gle and glowing, written a,AY CLAY
ESQ. . RArEOs1
,o,o II; The speeches of Mr.. Claw
1910 10 l842 inclusive, careTa1Iy Saay' Iron
fully collected from various ully .o care.
this work compared and corr"o. sources fOr
all restored 10 the first persou, 'o, and
Of them having been onIy reOo- reOu-na1y
The third persOn-"Mr. CIayP PVrIe1 aasn IN
and SO, and che urged . S,o ' sAd 50
Sying MS own vigorous and gTs~s
dlctlon, without Interpolation NJ = ss;HaehI
!! No collection of Mr.. Claws SS.ootl + o.lo'la !
all comparable with this, in 1"ss comnisl
peared. O'i0fesF
Each Speech is prelaced \, ,....
Introductory paragraph explainiD,V = V,la ~
circumstances which called il S.% %'
and whenever it is desirable ga iOfIn,
otherwise indicated, a note at ,bo ny
gives the fate ofthe measure Under az
cussion. ''N'i W.
ILLUSTRATIONS,
l. A Portrait of Henry Claw. f,om,,
original painting by Linen, ensravaJsr
Prud'homme. "'0uY
II. A view ofthe birthplace of Han
ry Clay, in "the SIashes of Hanova,s % ;
Vlrginia-ensraved on steel.
III. An Engraved Fac-Simile or ,
letter from Mr.. Clay.
Such is the charGcter-sucb are fl.
contents Of the edition of THE LIFE
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY Clay
which the subscribers now offer 10 IL
public in two large volumes of loon.
ges, for One Dollar. 1t viii be bes6l.
fully printed, on fair, white paper, and
neatly put up in flexible covers Il IS
afforded cheaper than any such work
ever was before, because we hope tc i've
1t the largest circulation ever alta A
by any.
To the friends of HENRY CT :
Mighty, glorious host!-to the a.yo.
cafes OF the benignant principles and
OF National Policy of which
le is The foremost CHAMPIONS ,ht
overs of cur country uniyersally-bu
to the various .Vhig orcap
cations and Clay Clubs, do We y conf
iently appeal for aid in our effort TO ey
end the circulation Of this WORK an,
render IFS perusal, as nearly as NAV be
universal. We ask them to do this no
Tor our sakes, but to advance the grea
cause TO which their energies are de
voted, and because that Cause can in n,
way be more perSuasively, more success
'ully commended TO the public Judge
nent, the popular heart, than in the les
sons OF far seeing Patriotism, the burn
ng Elodqeiice of Henry Clay.
Respectfully,
GREELY & McELRATH,
$50 Nassau ST., New-York.
This edition of Mr.. Clay's Life AMI
speeches viii be issued on or before tht
Isl OF June next, and will be first sup
'lied to those who shall have previously
ubscribed and paid for copies, in tht
rider of such payment. Price 81 fol-
he whole work, $40 per dozen, $50
'er hundred. Subscriptions and order:
re respectfully solicited.
The exceedingly low price at which
his work is to be published absolutely
'recludes the possibility of disposing
i II, IN any instance, on terms Other
han cash in hdnd. Our friends vii
heretore understand that, howeVeI
they may be, we must ad
lere with The utmost strictness to tht
ash principle
Almost every village, certainly al
most every town will be able to form
lubs of twenty-four. And in all case
Vhere the money (S9o) for "a copies
r over is sent through the Post Office
nd a certificate taken from the Pos
daster, it may be sent at our risk, ami
he Post Master will be entitled one copy
traits.