_The Dog. By William Youatt. With Illustrations. Edited By E. S. Lewis, M. D., &c. 1 Vol. Crown 8vo._

This beautiful little volume will fill a vacancy long acknowledged and deplored by the lover of dogs in this country. It is strange that no treatise on this subject should have before appeared here, to satisfy the desires of the innumerable owners and fanciers of dogs. Knowing, as we do, but little of these matters, we will not pretend to pronounce authoritatively on its value. We can answer, however, for the interest of its style and manner, while it seems to us to bear the impress of one who is thoroughly master of his subject. Youatt, indeed, is the highest authority in all veterinary matters among those who know most, and Dr. Lewis has well seconded him. The volume, indeed, seems to contain every thing of interest or importance relating to the natural history of the Dog, his numerous varieties and uses—his breeding, breaking, and training; as much of his anatomy as is necessary to be known by those who would properly understand him; a full description of the numerous diseases and accidents to which he is liable, with the means to palliate or cure.

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LE FOLLET Boulevart S^{ t.} Martin, 61. _Etoffes des Magasins du Passage Choiseul, r. N^{ ve}. des Petits-Champs, 32;_ _Robes de M^{ me}._ Mercier, _r. Neuve des Petits-Champs, 82—Chapeaux de M^{ me}._ Baudry, _r. Richelieu, 87;_ _Fleurs de_ Cartier, _r. Louis-le-Grand, 30—Toilettes de M^{ me}_ Victorine Leclerc & Ducelles, _boul. des Capucines, 7._ _Lingerie de_ Vafflard, _r. Ménars, 5—Chaussures de_ Hoffmann, _r. du Dauphin, 9_. Graham’s Magazine.]

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page 205, the 16th of June, 1777 ==> some modern references indicate June 14th page 208, down the vallies; ==> down the valleys; page 209, making a _reconnaisance_, ==> making a _reconnaissance_, page 210, after they begun to ==> after they began to page 220, three boat’s crews. ==> three boats’ crews. page 222, Not a musquito, ==> Not a mosquito, page 227, it it might not be ==> it might not be page 227, powder. It course, ==> powder. Its course, page 228, moment the sloop of war ==> moment the sloop-of-war page 228, added [_To be continued._ page 231, the sportman’s fancy ==> the sportsman’s fancy page 232, freighted gallion; or ==> freighted galleon; or page 236, carpenter of Gallilee ==> carpenter of Galilee page 239, we will rememember that ==> we will remember that page 245, a brazen indicater ==> a brazen indicator page 249, find the Artic snow, ==> find the Arctic snow, page 254, even in that _recherch_ ==> even in that _recherché_ page 255, with the millionare’s ==> with the millionaire’s page 255, a la Blackstone! But ==> à la Blackstone! But page 257, many tall a commercial ==> many a tall commercial page 258, look she cast.—SHELLY. ==> look she cast.—SHELLEY. page 264, appearance of Dicken’s ==> appearance of Dickens’ page 264, number of debateable ==> number of debatable