The Aliened American., 1853-04-09
New Books.


New Books.
| |. We desire to call attention to
Isecond edition of the valuable work O
40 pages by VIM. c. Nell, of Boston. /
is entitled ''.Sergices Of Colored Americon
in the Vars Of 1916 and 1912" The
Book opens with an Introduction by thai
model writer, Wendell Phillips. Mr.
Nell, in his Preface, says-'Imperfect as
these pages may prove, to prepare even
these, journeys have been made to confer
with the living, and even pigrimages tc
grayeyards, to save all that may still be
CLEANED from their fast disappearing re-
cords"
We feel that the idea Of preserving
these records is just as important as any
other. The facts in Mr.. NclPs work are
not generally known. Let us spread
them by aiding the circulation of this
work, and confirm them by collecting all
others we can.
Orders for the work directed to WM.
c. NELL, Boston, Mass.
H. THE CONDITION., ELEVATION, EMI-
GRAFTON AND DESTINY OF THE CoLoRED
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES, poltH-
caHy cousidered By Martin Robson
Delony Phitadelphia, Published 6y
tie duttor, 1852.
In this work there is q great deal of
golaablo matter 10 be found no where
oise. And although we think the Doctor
TOD lespondia4 ~ uia-.ar ia .La nation,
and although we differ totally as to an
emigration en- nosse, still the Work is
generally 50 excellent, that we prize it
highly.
Orders for the Book to be directed to
Dir. NJ. r. DELANY, PatsJurgh, Pa.
Ill. LECTURES ON AFRICAN CoLoN1zA-
rroN AND KGsDRED SUBJECTS. By Da-
rid Christy, Agcnt qfhe Americon Colo-
uizotioo Society, for Ohio Colvm6us.
Published By H. H. Riley d ca. Print
eI by Scott d. Boecoo,, 1853.
We are obliged to the author for copy
of this Work which, when We have lei
sure. we shall notice more at length
Suffice it to say, that in it, there are many
truths and untruths, and that a portion of
the work will be "evil and only evil con-
to the free coIored people of the
West. A portion of the work published
by itself would be valuable mater. Like
the Books noticed above, it is well printed,
and a credit geographically, to the
Publisher
". A PLEA FOR A Coon Law: 4 SER
mon delirered before He First Conqre-
.gotjoa0l Society, in Broohyn, o, 5y Rep.
Colcin D5rtee, Pastor Of the Cb,rch.
Second cdjtjoa.
The enterprslng publisher of this pam
phlet upon the Maine Liquor Law, has fur
nishcd us a copy. We have not had time,
thus far, to read it carefully; but it ap-
pears to be cminently practical, and well
calculated to enforce action in favor Of its
principles. Those of our readers who
were present at the Convention at Colum-
bus, Jan 10th, will recall the strength of
its positions, 5y remembering that this is
the AdcIta5 T711c1l x. I orc.c+,,,
read in his speech upon the Same subject
1t is furnished postage pre- paid, at
$500 per one hundred copies. Address
II. NJ. ADDISON, Cleveland, O.
BY the way, Mr.. Addison's Harpoon,
of which this is an Extra, is spicy little
sheet, devoted to Temperance, Liberty,
Select Miscellany, and furnished BY the
year at $1,0O a copy.
We have received from the same pub
Usher, "Iracfs on the Maine Lauy." SIN
gle copies, three cents, postage pre- paid
by the publisher; forty copies, 81 90:
one hundred copies, $500, Address as
above.