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LIFE AND SPEECHES

! HENRY CLAY.

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WITH THREE ENcD

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ri,t r5ibp1e ne have effected d IL the New.
with Mr.. James B. Su. s. an arranp.,, 7
oIthe SPEECHES0'PT 0'PTaIlraied IIi.sed co1..
preceded by Biog,.IHIE! Biz UP IHIE!NRfCii
The Great Statesman oI9 apa'cal g Men,
W West, and om5oIiisbe@sn sIiisb and d. oraiof !
En,grayiugs-by which SJ y y IhrcsS,
abIed to publish, from y NJ. .asy viii i
GiyPG ,S plates, an edition n Of i STaia.e !. d
the People, in two ~ I. oI that Sos9
volumes oOiua es q at the unprcssesiaand s. and


This edition will CONNIE n, ''' so,i


|. A MEMOIR OF HFSn-. I5,,gn
clear and glowing, w,i1,A naRi Clfs
ESQ. N'AF J. Rln,.


II. The speeches or,,


1910 to i842 inclus,ro, :, 'lr' Cav
fully collected from ya,io,,1 oos,teIaIIys
this work compared and '1us US soars
all restored 10 the first TS'ie''ed ns.D
Of them having been oDIv PIsfSoo~a
The third person-uu" =, fePors
and SO, and she Urged :. 1.'y ST.
giving his own vigorous =, a. l'Ea
dIcilon, d without interpoatioan n',a !. 3'
NO collection Of Mr.. Cav '5u q
all comparable with tbis
ness or correctness. has er.. - calis
Peared. ''''~ '''i leon,


Each Speech is prefasai /
Introductory paragraph eyg,. af
circumstances which called
ana whenever it is desira8s y
otherwise indicated, note !,
gives the fate orthe measors ~,
cussion. '


ILLUSTRATIONS


a Portrait of Henry CIav.
original painting by Linen, o3r,,..
Prud'homtne.


II. A view of the birlbolao, n !
ry Clay, in SHE SIasbes ~ H..
V1rgInia-engraved on s.eel


ILL., An Engraved Fac.slmi.
letter from Mr.: Clay.


Such is the CHARACTERISED 4.
contents Of the edition Of THE n
AND SPEECHES OF HENRY Gi
which the subscribers now offer
public IN two large volumes Of llal
ges. for one Dollar. twill be NJ
inIIy printed, on fair, white paDer
neatly put up in flexible covers l
'iiorded cheaper than any such 5.
EVER was before, because we bopes-
t the largest circulation ever ,r,s
~ any.


To the friends of HESFg ia,
glorious host!-ig me afr
Gates of the benignau; pviociplos a
measures of National Policy oi VII.
he IS the foremost champiou-to
lovers Of our country universally,
especially to the various Wing On
izalIons and Clay Clubs. do We :
IDENTIFY appeal for aid ia our eforh.
tend the circulation Of this wo,g. !
render It's perusal, as nearly as m.
universal. We ask them totIo, ,F:,
for our sakes. but to advance the p
Cause to which their energies ar.
voted, and because that Cause can
way be more PerSuasivelv, more sr-
fully commended to the public. .a-
ment, the popular heart, than in i6.
sons of far seeing Patriotism. The G.
ing Eloquence of Henry CLAY.


Respectfully.


GREELY & McfLRATH,