HENRY CLAY.
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ceMtLETE TWO VOLUMES, OF OVER 100 LARGE PAGES,


WITH THREE ENGRAvINGs!


THE WHOLE FOR ONE DOLLARS.


1- The Publishers Of the New York rbune have ef
ected an arrangement with Nh JAMES B SWAIN, pfopre
tor of the only full and illustrated collection Of the
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY, preceded BY Bio
graphical Memoir the Great aud Orator of the
West and enbellisied by three Superb Engravingsby
which they are enabled TO publish from Mr.. SWANS
stereotype plates an edition of that for the People
two large and elegant volumes at the uupreoedenty low
price OF OSE DOLLAR AND TwEHryFIvE CENT. for the


whole bound with cloth backs aud gilt titles for single
copy, and where 100 copies taken, only e5 cents


This edition comprises


l. A MEMOIR OF HENRY CLAY-cear and
glowing, written expressly for this work, b. HENRY J.
RAYMoYp, Esq.


H. THE SPEECHES OF MIR. CLAY, from 1910
to IS ncluslve carefully collected i,om
or this work compared aud corrected and all restored
the fist Of them having been only reported in
the third personMr Clay said" SO and so, aud hs urged
&c. instead of giving his vigorous and graceful dicon
without Interpolation du,ion. No collection OF Mn
CLAWS Speeches all comparable with this in complete
ness or correctness, has ever before appeared.


Each Speech qrefaced by brief paragraph
explaining the circumstances which called it forth and
whenever desirable aud otherwise indicated, note
the end gives the fate of the under discussion


ILLUSTRATIONS.


IA PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY, from an
original painting BY Linen, engraved b. Prud'homss


III. A VIEW OF THE BIRTHPLACE OF HEN
Ri CLAY in The Slashes Of Hanover Frgin'a-ei-
graved on steel


Ill. An Engraved FAC-SIMILE OF a LETTER
FROM MR.. CLAY


Such is the charactersuc are the contents of the ed-
ton of THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY
CLAY, which the Subscribers offer the public
two large volumes Of hoe pages, for One DoLGr 1t
printed on iaIr white paper and neatly put up flexible
Covers and IS afforded cheaper than any such work ever
before becaus- hope give it the largest circua-
.lon eye attained BY ANY.


To the Friends of HEyaY CLAy-IIighty glorious host


the advocates of th bengnan principles aud MEASURES
OF National Policy of which he is the foremost camPioEto
the lovers of Country vcrsay ybu especially 10 the
various Wing organizations and CLAY CLUBS do we con-
id-nv appeal Gr aid effort extend the circulation
Of this work and render rs perusa as nearly as may BE- un
veai. We ask them TO do ths not for onr sakes butte
advance the Great Cause which their energies d-yo
ted and because thar Cause BE- p-rsual
syev more successfully commended the public Judge.
nnt the popular heart than the lessons Of faaene Pa.
trotism the burning Eoqu-nce Of HENRY Clay.
Bound with Cloth Backs q Gilt Lettering.
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T,sentyiv copies. "a 90
None sent on commission. T4tuis CASH. Orders b.
addressed 10 GREELEY &McELRATH New-York.


&c The exceedingly low price at winch tbs work is
published ABSOLUTELY pr-cluds ,h1 possibility OF tspos
ing Of il in av Instance on other than cash IN hand
Our friends will therefore understand that, however resPon
sbl they may be- adhere ith the utmost strict
ness 10 the cash principle


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