. The American sportsman: . OR the most generiil and useful informa-tion regarding Dogs, we beg to referour readers to the American edition ofYouatt, published under our super-vision, a short time since, by Lea &Blanchard. This valuable work con-tains nearly all that is requisite for asportsman to know in reference to theseinteresting animals; and the enterprisingpublishers deserve high commendation, andthe thanks of the whole sporting community, for the very excellentmanner in which they have put it through the press. No sportsman,or even admirer of the faithful dog, should be without a copy
. The American sportsman: . OR the most generiil and useful informa-tion regarding Dogs, we beg to referour readers to the American edition ofYouatt, published under our super-vision, a short time since, by Lea &Blanchard. This valuable work con-tains nearly all that is requisite for asportsman to know in reference to theseinteresting animals; and the enterprisingpublishers deserve high commendation, andthe thanks of the whole sporting community, for the very excellentmanner in which they have put it through the press. No sportsman,or even admirer of the faithful dog, should be without a copy ofthis beautiful and instructive volume; in fact, every one who reads it will find an abundance of interesting matter in its pages. 43. 44 lewiss AMERICAN SPORTSMAN. The author, as a veterinary surgeon, had for many years norival in England; his close observation, unremitted industry, andextensive practice in the veterinary art, enabled him, during aseries of years, to lay up a store of information on these subjectsthat no other individual could have possibly collected. Youattsattention, either from choice or the force of circumstances, wasparticularly directed to the study of the history and pathology ofthe canine race; and sportsmen cannot be too thankful for themuch useful matter that this practical writer has embodied in hiswork; and which, by-tlie-by, was only given to the public a shorttime before the close of an honorable life, the greater portion ofwhich was spent in the noble effort to alleviate the suiferings,lighten the labors, exalt the position, and teach the inestimableworth, of our domestic animals. Much valuable pathological information, as well as other generalmatter, will be found in Mr. Youatts book
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