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Austin's Magic Freezer,-
Through ~ sac minutes For the preparation Of
Ice Creams, Water Ices, &c.-Patented Sep.
fnrnhar 10 1919


rT'HE Distinguishing merits Of this Apparatus are
list The astonishing rapdity of the process surpass-
ing belief-hence the name. IIlHglf Ir ,fIf i
3D. The Cream during the progress Of Pressing becomes
charged with atmospheric air. by which II nearly doubles
in bulk and obtains that peculiar moothness, gbtness
and decacy OF flavor, for which the Ice Cream Of
best Confectioners is so highly priced. a
3D. 1t does not require tenth part Of the labor that
the common Freezer does = To7I-7~fs-7E i
4th 1T does its work better, producing better article
In every respect, than by any other mode - :
9TH There IL considerable saving In Ice a the tub
needs no replenishing during the operation. n
The annexed testimonial from the Propri~tnr of the
Eutaw House will put to rest all doubt II : !
Having witnessed the process Of freezing Ice Cream
In Austn's Magic Freezer two quarts Of Cream having
been frozen In the incredible short time Of six minutes
cheerfuliy recommend IL to the public.p mn GOO
H. y. JACKSON,
Eutaw House, Baltimore, May Is Is4s
This Is TO certify that during the Of 184s
used Of Austn Patent Ice Cream Freesers Of The
largest size, 90 gaons) making from 10 TO so gallons
per day during the and far regards expedi
ton and power consider it decidedly the best freezer
now In use as have had with 1t difficulty In making
ten gallons OF superior quality Ice Cream from 1--WE OF
plain Cream, in thirty minutes from the time COM
menced working II. A. III. BROWN,
=, Baltimore, April 8, 1851"
Manufactured and for sale by the pstentce.
lua A. III. AUSTIN,
No. 81 N. Eutaw street, near Saratoga.
Also by CORTLAN A CO., No 203 Baltimore street
county and State rights for sale. b mar "a
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FROM l1ps e ls4o--To - \, continu,

ss.f Z. From 1926 TO lS40-ITo bb continued.
The Decisions upon the Grown Cases reversed for the
consideration Of the Twelve Judges Of England OF the
first importance to the due administration Of the criminal
Justice Of the country; and in committing to the press
those which have occurred during recent period Of
than forty years. the publishers believe that they are max
ing acceptable communication TO the Profession and
the public
The three volumes already published contain all the
Reversed Cases since Leach ~ ,o,,,,so.
fsff i. Law Booksellers, Publishers, and Importers
mar ~ l6e Chestnut st., Philadelphia.
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By late reorganization OF this department OF Della
College, tho Board Of Trustees have taken
TO plane II upon and improved foundation and TO
enow u with advantages possessed by few similar nstf
buttons In the country The Academy heretofore merged
In the College and OF course subjected TO all the evils
which have been found to attend the of the
two departments in the balding, and under the
government enjoys the privilege OF separate
establishment without losing those which result from its
relation TO the College proper. igaH SOL 199fdgI
large and elegant edce, with all the necessary fix
lures OF compistA boarding establishment, has been
erected and furnsbed In which the students OF the Acnd
envy board under the immediate charge Of the Principal
and his Assstsnts and all is are conducted on
system Of Its own, uninterrupted by the interests or
study and domtores has been chosen with pecu
liar reference 10 comfort and convenience for study and
expense has been spared In providing the apparatus
necessary TO render the means Of instruction compcte
comfortable accommodation OF students fully equal to
thoss afforded by many Of our colleges NJ ~
From its intimate relation to the College, students of
the Academy enjoy mary advantages not generally OBJ
purspe Some psreulsr branch which falls more properly
within the College course, may be admitted to recite In
Of the College ossses Students also Of proper age
and discretpn by Recommendation OF the Principal and
permission Of the Faculty may enjoy tho Of the Col
be hsd 10 the Lectures and such other privileges Of
the College as can be probably enjoyed by academicsl
The charge for Boarding washing, Fuel, Light, &C.,
with tuition in the English Latin and Greek IL seventy
dollars for the summer Session. and seventy I'VE for the
Winter Session The only extras are dollar per
ZION for incidental expenses and fec OF eight dollars
Modern Languages, and e Of FIVE dollars for Drawing
from those who enter these classes The sessions and
ssons q ne psspsratory Department are the same "
' : - Rev. MATTHEW MEIas. AM.
s.v..s D.s,~ns~ f''''''' . D'A'''; s ss' X
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have the option of taking either the Cars Johns
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DoKER, BROS. a JONES, so Market street. Philade
I'D pha, invite the attention OF the TO their splen
did stock OF Fancy and Staple B0NNETS and HATS, Of
all kinds purchased for cash Europe by one Of our Arm
and also assortment Of city made Boots and
Shoes. All Of which they offer at very low rates.
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The subscribers being alone entrusted with samples OF
cloth and patterns Of these goods the United States
market, invite the attention Of the trade.
GODFREY PATTIS0N Co, Glasgow
Ohlce 81 Pine street, New York. mar "a
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DAILY PROnECTS.


The committee on Dairy Products report that
they have examined few samples Of fall butter
offered for premiums; that three Of the parcels
were OF excellent quality, and so uniformly good
that il was with reluctance your committee gave
but have awarded the first premiums to Vim. Is.
Young; % premium to Mrs n. Whitaker.
There were but two samples Of cheese presen'
ted both Of good quality.
The first premium we have awarded to i. F,
llinman; I'd to Thomas Ware.
The offer OF premium for the best sample Of
bread by the institute, has been answered BY TIA.
offer Of six samples, all Of excellent, quality.
We have awarded the first premium to Mrs.
Isaac Dmmics the 2d To T. + Human; AMI
ia" al To Mrs. Nancy Sjevcn-un.
From careful * uinatlun at the articles pre-
-cntrd, Your committee are isilly Of the opinion
that vhuever, IN the iulhllmcnt ol their future
destiny. shall become connected with the ladies
of the Bucl Institute may rely upon being blessed
with the extreme good fortune Of having their
table supplied with good 6rsdd, and well buttered,
IT they choose
There were two elegant sample. Of Honey
presented The first premium is awarded 10
II. n. Sbulcr the 2d to Thomas Coleman.
Three Jars Of of preserved fruits were prescn
ted by Mrs. Oaks Turner, which presses the rare
be-, valuable quality of retaining the favor OF
the fruit in great perfection.
In closing. the Comittce would remark that, in
deciding upon the merits Of the butter presented
they found that the different amounts salt uscd
determined mcasurably the claims Of the article
I to the premium aud although opinion upon The
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Sir John Franklin,

The two ships sent oat from New York some
twoysars ago by Mr., Grinnel to aid in the search
sor Sir John franklin. returned to that city ON the
Soth ult. They bring no favorable reports ms to
the result a the expedition beyond what has been
anticipated by the English accounts Tbs Ere
ming Post gathers the following interesting items
from members of the expedition:
The previous dates are TO the 18th Sept, 1850.
when tho American left the English fleet ou
the same night they were frozen IN opposite W ell
lington Channel From that point they went
north to lat. rs s5 the greatest northing ever at
tanned on that meridian. Then they drited Ia
the south, and reached Lancaster Sound IN No
,euber Daring the whule Of this trip. the cold
WAS 81 intense that M fires could be kept for an
length oftime, Even the soup and coffee frozc.
and the thermometer ranged about IL degrees
below zero.
On the sth of December, they were complete
" imbcd,d IN ice but then the ice broke, by
which the vessels were lifted IN six feet seven
inches, 1t was like living up and down hill, TO
use the language of Surgeon Kane. Every man.
AMI officer, with three exceptions. was attacked
with the scuryy, but there were fortunately no
deaths
They emerged from the ice on the 9th Of June.
1850, after an imprisonment Of nine months aud
\ drift of one thousand and sixty miles 1hi. is
the greatest polar drift on record. Captain Backs
famoa. drift in Hudson's Bay. was less than this
sud in open ice vet strange to say, only inmate
rial damages were done TO the vessels IN this per
ilous voyage.
After emerging, Captain De Haven turned to
the north again, and succeeded in reaching the
upper Melville Bay region, but was once more
confined in the ice On the lyth uf August the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-10-11
Church Music.

M VAv MlIEn has been giving lessons during
the past week at the Baptist Church on Church
Music. TO class Of children in the afternoon, aud
n,iul,s in the evening. In the morning he has In
,i;cd the different chors to meet him and prac
tee free Of charge. wehelieve the engagement
Of Nr. Y. u does not extend beyond the present
week but If suitable class is made UP, he is
wiling to remain and give instruction during the
winter. The proposition is in substance, to RAISE
certain amount, and then throw the school open
to all that shall take interest enough in 1t TO at
tend The shool thus commends Itself to the IN
tsrcs. Of all our citizens; and surely as means
o'r,rful instruction, to cay nothing Of the good
feeling among our citizens it would promote, aud
the place of pleasant recreation It would afford
II, institution, at the same cost. could be more
happily con:rived From what We have seen Of
lin, We take Mr.. V. NJ to be a most efficient tea
cher. com pete master Of the science, and posses.
srg happy faculty of impar;ing his knowledge
10 others In view Of the low state Of our cholrs,
and our Acknowledged restitution on this score,
We really hope sufficient exerion will be made to
retain Mr.. V, ~ during the winter
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MOnpys Money!

We recently recei' ed in some business trans
action piece Of paper in the similitude Of bank
bIll. which, on the face Of it, read as fellows:
oswEGo AMI GsnrAsA PLANK RoAp COMPANY.
Jdts,sto certify that Uri Osgooi Ia, deposited
v7ih His Company ONr DOLLAR phieh piH be pajl
70 becrcr on d,aaRd, in c,rren, bank bills Joliet.
sept 1851 d. ". Druuoyp. Py.st
!. L. STRrrrrn, Secy
Here is modest promise to paw one mans
note by giving somebody else. noel We ten
defed the bill to several Of our merchants. but TO
our surprise they refused TO take it. Now this i,
not far Surely this oswcgo picture i, in every
respect rs handsome "a are George Smiths pic
tares' OF Burchs, or Bradley & Cutiss, and all
promise the same thing. Yet the latter are gree.
Oily taken as money, and the former refused. We
20 for fair play and free gouging. The o,wero
Plank Road Company are, so far rs VIC know, iu,,
"'aoie to pay their debts in other people. note,
as burch, on Bradley Curtis, DC, &c, are; and II
any thing is to DO made at this kind Of skinniDv
they deserve the preference, as they are engaged
IN making useful public improvement.
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS

The committee appointed to Trport upon do
nestle manufactures, having carefully performed
their duty, would, respectfully, submit the follow
ing.
The committee experienced no,a little difficulty
in deciding upon the various merits Of the large va
riety OF articles which were placed under their IN
sprcOn, and soon discovered Their utter inability to
dc justice to all the competitors Tor Awards; but,
relying upon the kind toTbearance OF such as might
conceive themselves aggIleysd the committee were
unanimous IN granting the following premiums
On Bed QuiltS-lSi premium TO Mrs Marley
ri prem. 10 Mrs. Jno. MONS aud the 81 10 Mis-,
T.. + rulsiicr.
ca Rnggs-lst premium to Mr. n Il. Folsom,
IL and the ID TO Mr. ii I. " hitr.
On H.orstsd HOrk--ls,prem TO Mrs. Jno Pull
siicr ~ to Mrs. Oaks Turner. and 81 to Miss Ma
~ Jane Schcoer.
On Ilorstcd .irfi6eisls-ls, prem. to Miss Lu-
CIV J. Eddy 2d To the same
PAPER irtifcidls-,No compelitionl premium
OF merit 10 Miss Emily DeyerrauX.
On Lamp NIiS-A premium was awarded to
Miss Frances &. Leonard
On H'ar Card BGsLeis-A prem Of merit to
Miss Lucy Eddy
On Toilet CusAions-A prem. OF merit TO the
Misses CaIk.
Ora card Basket made OF pine burrs by Jane
VI Peck. a very neat aud pretty article, liberal
premium was awarded.
On Iptil ms DrGrings-A premium TO Miss
Frances [ Leonard.
-boNuFIiuffNtlt NatItHfS llhlhtitI W very
heauuiu. specimens by Mss Mary t.. Powell, H.
beui pyrmiun was awarded
On Nat H0Sr-prem. 10 Mis-. SProgue.
Needle Workout of number ct specimens
the premium was awarded to Mrs Oaks Tuner
OUowaRS--pJrm 10 Mrs :. PulSlicr
ComtOrters- crochet work prem TO Mrs. DE- ].
5 Bullock
Domestic Flannel PEN to Martha A Shep-
herd
Domestic Cnpst--prem 10 Jane McCdre
\ number OF articles were entered alter the COM
m.ttrt haGmadr the above awards, which they IN
tended TO examine tU-daY, but The crowd IN the
room rendered u Impo>s bic Ton hem to act
In conclusion youTcommIttee would beg leave to
sugGes, 10 the Institute the neceSiy OF adopting
sour plan by which spectators can be prevented
from handling the ARTICLES on exhibition. Many
very valuable articles IN tins department. were much
Injured II not entirely ruined by coming too ire
glculN in contact with dirty fingers. Unless some
other plan Is adopted. the interest tell IN this de-
plrlm-nt must demnlsh
ALuiwhich is respectfully submitted
NJ. OSNAY, Chairman,
Alter the reading Of the reports, notice was
given that there would be held, at Granville,
on the Tuesday in November next, a Conven-
ton Of Farmers, from the northern and central
par, Of the state, to consult upon the best inter
e,,s Of those engaged in agricultural pursuits.
The band then struck up a tune and the au
dlync DISPERSED
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From California.

NV YoRK, Oct 6, 1851.
The steamship Ohio, from Chagres, arrived here
this morning, with sl.5OO,OCo in gold dust As
freight, an 100000 in the hand, OF pass ngers.
of whom she had $50. She brings the California
mails TO the lst Of September.
Among the passengers is Capt Stoddard and
crew Of the steamship Lafayette, which on the
10th ult., while preparing to leave for San Juan,
WAS burned to the waters edge and sunk IN or
9 fathoms depth. The Lafayette had on board
4 good supply OF coal, and q quantity of freight
for san Juan, consisting Of dry goods liquors and
specie. Capt Stoddard was on board the vessel
when the fire broke out, but found it impossible
to check il. The loss WAS heavy. and but a small
portion Of il was insured.
The lsthmus appears to be infested with rob
bers. Many passengers by that route, had been
robbed Of everything they possessed. gold
mine was attacked some time since, by 70 tber:
ten Of whom were afterwards captured md the
gold recovered four others were shot at and tive
Of them MORALLY wounded.
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commencement OF the Rock Island Road.

The commencement Of work on the Chicago and
poo, leland Railroad wa. celebrated at Joliet on
-. ,,.;,L ......;,,o a,a;,,,os,,,c core.
'''' = '''''7 y "" 'rP' -.
,''''"e'' ''''4 = J'o'''e' '"e -'S''' S''N7 49,
'H"s '-''1'', VI ',I "'''e' ,,,
l.'s' 'N'"' uS i1oi,' :" ~ 80 iy ,ho
,b,rs 20 and Rock Island Railroad IN the Ea.,
y.r, Of our town
lhceeremonIes attending the lay'ni Of the iiT''
,'o"o w ,a,s t,T .''a', ,o,, N.', ~, a;,,cd
~ ,hs orrssinn rl,on.n, and able sreeches
we're delivered by III O.good E.q, and Hon.
josiah Mckoberis' setting TORN the Importance o.
the WORK Just commenced. lhe SPEAKERS u'l
credit TO themselves, and e'need That they i'!i
and fully Understood Tie Importance OF thl' great
railroad itom the East to the West Not"lshs'an
ding the shurtness OF the notice, large number
at our citizens were on the ground and all appear,
80 to be ~ the highest OF spirits. lie sPicndi1
brass band belonging TO kockwelrs Circus was
eng ged for the OCCASION, and their enIivenng mu'
'Ic added much interest to the proceedings The
firing OF cannon was kept up during the progress
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AYER's CHERRY PEcroRAL-We call attention
to the adyc rti.ement Of this article now in our
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or indeed any of the various affections of the
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and will have no cause to regret the experiment