New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-24
HENRY CLAY
WITH THREE ESGRAvINGs.
THE WHOLE FOR ONE DOLLAR.

r- The Publishers of the New York Tribune have ef
rctsd an arrangement with Mr.. JANE. B. SWAIN, Popne
,or Of the only full ard illustrated collection OF the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY preceded BY Bio
ohcal Memoir of the Great Statesman and Orator ol the
west, and embellished BY three Superb Engravnes-by
which they are enabled publish, from Slr. swans
stereotype plates edition Of that work for the People IN
,wo large and elegant volumes the unpecedenty low
price of OSE DOLLAR tOrthe rhoie!
This edition comprises
I. A MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-clsar and
glowing written expressly for this work, BY Henry j.
RAYMOND, Esq
II. THE SPEECHEs OF MR.. CLAY, from $50
TO 1912 ncusve carefully coecrefrom various sources
for this work compared and corrected and all restored 10
the eron-many of them having been only reported IN
the third CLAY said and so, and h" urged
&C. instead of giving his vigorous and graceful Gctlon
without Interpolation diluton. No collection OF MIR.
CLAWS Speeches all comparable with this IN Complete
ness correctness has ever before appeared
Each Speech preiacsd by brief Introductory paragraph
explainnc the circumstances which called it forth, and,
whenever it desirable and otherwise indicated note
at the end gives The fate of the under discussion
ILLUSTRATIONS.
l. a PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY, from an
original painting By Linen, engraved By Pmdhomme
H. A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN
RY CLAY in +" The Slashes Of Hanover, V'Fglnla-en'
gravol on steel
III. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF A LETTER
FROM MIR. CLAY.
Such the characer-such the contents OF the edl
tion Of THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
CLAY which the subscribers offer 10 the public IN
two laTre volumes Of 100 pages, FOR One Dollar II
is printed fair white paper and neatly put up IN flexible
covers and afforded cheaper than any snch work ever
was before because hope TO give 1t the largest cica
ton ever attained By any.
To the Friends of Henry CLY-Mighty glorious host!
to the advocates Of the benignt principles and measures
of National Policy which he is the foremost champioato
the lovers Of Country unlversaybu especiay 10 he
various Wing organizations and CLAY CLUBS do we con-
deny appeal for aid in effort to extend the ciFcniaon
Of this work and perusa nearly as may be- un
yersa We ask them DO this not for our sakes but 10
advance the Great Cause which their energies are dero
ted and because that Cause can III no way be more peua
syely more successfully commended to the puDic )uage
men the popular heart than in the lessons OF ar-Seeing Ia
,rio,ism. the burning EloQuence of Henry CLAY
Price 81 for the whole work. $40 per dozen, sso per
hundred Subscriptions and orders are solicited.
Respectfully, GREELEY s EcELRATH,
100 Nassau street, Ncw-YOrk.
{G7- The exceedingly low price at which this work IS
published absolutely pecludcs the possibility oil d'sPos
ing of it any instance other than cash IN mana
Our friends will therefore understand that however respon
sble they may be- adhere with the utmost strict
ness the cash principle.
{g7 Almost every village certainly almost every town.
will be able form clubs Of twenty -four And IN all cases
where the money s2O for "a copies over is sent through
the Post Office, and certificate taken from e rost as'e
NAV be risk, and the fost Master VIII w e'
tied to copy gratis
1t particularly requested that all orders be accompanies
byspecc directions as TO the manner IN when the BOOKS
shall be forwarded and when unaccompaned oy such spec-
c directions the books ordered will be neatly pnt up in
bundles boxes and the and place o destination leg
bv marked thereon and the boxes or packages retained IN
our waeroom until called for directions gwen as TO the
manner of their shipment. The publishers will not hold
themselves responsible beyond their shipment or delivery
to order q. NJ.
New.York .qpril. 1913.
The heavy expense which have incurred getting up
this work and the very low pcebar exceeding the cost
at which We afford it, compeis cash aymen
in all cases Unless several thousand copies sold shall
be losers BY the work. But most certain that
IN every CITY and County there must be hundreds willing 10
pay the small of One Dollar for the Life aud Speeches
of Mr. Clay in volumes of 100 pages VIII not
the friends that Statesman the friends of the Wing Cause
take to early and general diffusion OF this
son or cub for EIhtv Dollars.
~ In1luenza.-We notice with deep regret that the
Influenza yer prevalent at the present time IN this city
The slightest delay applying the proper remedies IN the
early OF the malady Is often attended with serious con-
Wrght Indian Vegetable Pills are positive and certain
cure for this distressing complaint From three SIX Of said
Indian Vegetable Pills taken every night going 10 bed will
short time give rel ei the most intense suffering,
and according directions will certainly restore
the body sound state of health.
Beware c CoHtesits-The PUBLIC are cautioned against
the many spurious medicines which! in order to deceiFe
made outward appearance closely to resemble the above
wonderful Pills.
II should be remembered all genuine medicine has WI ghts
Indian vegetable Pills ne?ty printed the SIDES OF e boxes
aud that if The word Wrshts cannot be found all posi-
lively wrong.
Offices devoted exclusvey the sale of the medicine
wholesale and rctaiNos 288 Greenwich street New York
l9S fremont street. Boston and No. l59 Race Pha;
elphla IT. :
UT Doctor A. Sidney Donne has resumed the
practice Nedlciie t City of New York Rsdence 32
Warren street, y. +. of Church. myl9 Inns
NTANTED-A young man capable of taking
w charge Of a Of books aud who willing make
himself generally useful. Address box 3 Lover Post Office
in the h4n-w OF the applicant with reference and the
amount Saiar expected which must be moderate. 2i 81