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{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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reception with winch 1t has been received by the learned every vhere-together with the recommendations of some of the most ably conducted Journals of several ollhe Safes, is the rery highest guarantee that could be offered to lhe public, for it's profound accuf- acy and minute cxacmess.

 The information thatit is designed ta iai- part in relation to the public lands that have been surveyed in the Southern and Western States, Is amply sufficient, 10 remnHeraie the purchaser for the price of it. Aii the Cities, towns and yillagcs,in the United States are laid down! the course and distance of all ihe rivers. mountains, lakes, bays, seas also, railroads, canals, academised, stage and pos! roads ,-inteudcd to exhibit view of the m reaniile, manufacturing, and literary condi- flon and resources of the country. italso e&- aibits view of the Coat of arms of the Ma doual and State Governments, the Capitol at Wa shiugson, Bunker Hill monument, Mount Fenou,S.c. Sc.

 In addition to the United States, the map represents the several Indian Countries, set d part to the different tribes by the United States. and lheirnames, also, Canada, Texas, Norh and central America.

 The Gazetteer accompanying this map, is compiled by President Haskell, and ,. Calvin smith, GeograPher:s It Is q large, aelI bound and neatly printed boek. eoHa- pri- ing about 750 pages, octayo! and contains aa accurate and particular description, aad the name all the rivers. mountains, lakes, towns, villages, post offices, counties, States, sc, with nearly 6000 names more than any other work of the same kind, also curiosties, miscellaneous, and other useful and highly important matter.

 We take pleasure in commenting 'he map and Gazetteer to the favorable patronage ol the pubic.