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Austin,s Magic Freezer,


Through IN siz minutes For the preparation of
Ice Creams, Water Ices, &c.-Patented Sep
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rI'HB distinguishing merits Of this apparatus are
i 1s The astonishing rapidty Of the process surpass
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ID Tho Cream during the progress Of freezing becomes
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9th There IL considerable saving In ice, the tub
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Having witnessed the process of freezing Ice Cream
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Eutaw House. Baltimore, May is, 1s4S
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Baltimore, April 8, 1851"
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

cic has been just about sufficient TO keep &C.
counts between this and other countries
equaized.
Well, the election suspense is over. The
Wings. contrary 10 all expectation have
been bcaten--by small majoritics, it is true,
but still beaten. You probably guessed as
much, before; but the contest was 50 close,
that nothing but the official returns PUBLISH
ed here on Monday could place the matter
beyond q doubt, in the minds of the Wings
Of this city. The question now arises
:" HW the democratic majority IN the As
sembly make any serious attempt to inter-
ferc in the Canal policy, 10 the hindcring or
indefinite os,ponemcnt Of thc enlargement:
l trust not; and, for my part, I think not.
That seven-tenths, Of the citizens Of New
York are warmly in favor of the enlarge
ment of their great canal, the chief source
Of this States unparalleled prosperity and
progress, and that they desire the enlarge
mcnt, to be executed as speedily as may be
consistent with the other important interests
Of the State. are facts which anDcar TO ",
unquestionalc. 1.-THE issue in the late cleo
t;on had brcn eolorgc,ncnt, and t},,, olono
am convinced that the s,afc,,o-t 7 I.ya
lust made wou,dbavc been sirnaIIy verified
But that was not the only issue: and what
with temnerance tickets unio, s,r.tv t;,,,-
cts. an,i-ren+ diycrlions. criminal o,,athv -,
The mart Of some md ciriroo,I corr,In,i,n on
the mart Of others i ie difficult 70 draw ony
inference, from the late str,,g,,o o- t.iI
what tbo rosorIt oo,n,,I,. ,,cano Trho,ro,or
orv Ic,,;slo.or or o,to,.,c,. ,,,,o,,1 or o,lcr
f,,nc,ionorv rancios + means o,no.;,;cr IN
tho nrcson4 canal ro,;c,. L.. viii d;sco,c-
to his COST os no,;,io;or that i. has ,rods
., ooroe-;o,,s ,,is-olo Il also orr mo,
,vbig or rn;orist democrat or frco soil
or. sbou,d infer orythire. from 1lc re-
sn,r Of tbc late eIcctfon ~ to ;ts bo,r-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

I N pursuance of an order of the Randolph Coun-
l. ~ Court made at the November TIE N, 1881.
viii on the fouth Monday Of December next,
before the Court House door in Huntsville. sell 10
the highest bidder, the following described rcal
estate, belonning TO the estate of William NJ.
Hunt, deceased. viz: The West half Of the
South Fast quarter of Section seventeen. Tie L
fourth of the f quarter of Sec. seventeen. The
W fourth of the S W Or. Of Sec. sixteen. The
n f fourth Of The l. quarter of section seventeen,
all in township fry-ive range fourteen, containing
2C0 acres.
Said Farm is situated about miles north of
Huntsville, it is well improved and is quite an eli
gble situai on FOR a stock Farm and also for the
culture of Tobacco. The widow Of the said decd.
has no dover interest in said lands. They VIII be
sold on credit Of twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
THOMAS d. REED, Admr.
November 21-w4
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
New York Correspondence of the Times
New YoKK, Nov. 10, 1851.

New loKK, Nov. 10, 1851.
EoIroR OF THE TINES Returning home
last Monday evening, the report of two can
non rever5erating along Broadway and start
ling lis moving ,fj0ges of pedestrians, from
the Battery 10 Grace Church informed me
AMI all my brother scribes that fresh batch
Of California news was to be forthwith Sc
lectcd and prepared for the public eye
Similar arrivals announced, in the same man
ncr, are now so common in our busy port,
that except on an idle Sunday evening, they
scarcely elicit a remark from any of or citi-
zcns, except journalists. and persons con-
nectod with the telegraph lines.
The news by this arrival is more interest
ing than important, its leading items can be
given in nutshell: Six Hundred Thou
sand Dollars, in gold or some such triilc-
passengers obliged 10 leave their baggage
behind, for want Of trans portation facilities
across the Isthmus-law and order general
ly getting the upper-hand throughout Cali
fornia-Vigilarco Committees no longer
necded-San Francisco daily improving,
with inceivablo raPdity; wharvcs and mas
sive fire proof buildings springirg up on
every sidc--ostonishing results Of mining
operations--grcat efforts making 10 sustain
the credit of the State, and It's metropolis,
by paying the interest on public securities
punctually--the steamers plying between
San Francisco and Stockton-more ladies
and children arriving by every steamer, to
improve the moral tone OF socic'y--Schools
and Churches ilourishing and multiplying
wages still high: mechanics getting 5: u day.
and laborers S5-Chinesc thronging and ra-
Pid'y becoming American!zed, already Civ
ing their children Christian names, drcs sing
in Christian clothes, and speaking in Chris
tian languagcs-and in Il word general pros
peri'y, activity and unbounded hope pre-
vaiing all over that wonderful county, a.e
the pleasing features which | have CLEANED
from last nights labor in the mine of Calitor-
MIA Intelligence. And, by the way. Dir.
Editor, what a thrilling and wonderful inter-
est attends the scm-monthly arriva! of the
California Mail. In your extensive circle
Of acquaintance do YOU know single imdi-
vidual who has not a relative in that coun-
try, and to whom, therefore the good news
which | have glanced At, above will not be
matter Of deep personal gratiiicotion? Il
you know such person, / do MOI; nor,
venture to say, do many Of your readers.
The annexed statement exhibits Tie
monthly shipments Of specie from this port,
since December, 1880. The export for
November is likely to be as large as in any
previous month; and the aggregate for the
year will not fall much short OF Forty Five
Millions o. Do.lars--
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
NO.: Il.
Whig State Convention.

a number Of our Wing cotcmpcraries are
very appropriately agitating the subject Of
Wing State Convention and the next political
campaign in Missouri Ofcourse we are for
the unity and success Of the Wing party, and
to this end, endorse the propriety of nonina-
ting full State Ticket for the next election.
In this quarter so far as we know. there is
no difference of opinion among Wings as to
the wisdom Of this policy. Let Us have d
full ticket through organization. and pres
cnt our opponents an unbrokcn phalanx-a
united party. Let. us testify our unswerv-
Ing devotion to principle by keeping out of
our councils ali ilicgiimate goats WOOL
issues. and rally as one man, in every coun-
ty in the State, TO the support Of our State
Ticket, the whole ticket, ard nothing less.
We are welded 10 no particular time or
place al which to hold our State Convention.
The Republican suggests Boorvillc as the
place and the second Monday of April as the.
time. Other journals have suggested Lex
ington. After some investigation Of the
subject, we are convinced that the convcn-
ton ought TO meet in St. Louis. 1t is de-
cided'y the most eligible point for several
reasons:
/. It is the most accessible point in the
State. \ large number Of counties border
on the Mississippi river both below and
above The city; while the Missouri pene-
tratcs the centre Of thc State, thus afording
facilities for wafer travel easily enjoyed by
all. Twenty five counties, onc-forth Of the
whole number. border on the Missouri,
while the Mississippi river forms the cas-
tcrn boundary OF seventeen others. Coun-
ties in the interior all cnjio means ofcommu-
nicalion with points on the river. so that in
truth, delegates from all portions Of the State
can reach St. Louis with less difficulty than
any other point.
2. II St. Louis is the place Of meeting,
the representation from tie country will be
an hundred per cent. larger than if the Con-
yontion assembled at Boonv;lle or elsewhere.
Delegates could be induced to attend from
nearly every county in the State, because
about the first of April there are persons in
every county whose private business alone
would take them 10 the city.
For lhcsc reasons we declare our prefer
ence for s.. Louis. What say our cola
borers Of the Wing press? What say the
Wing vo,crs:-[Stoteman
E-We prefer corintry town-say
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

A NARNING TO PoLITIcIANs.-Gencrala
Qni,man and Davis. returned from the Mex
lean war covered all over with honoys ac-
qnire in many hard fought battles.
The former was soon taken up by the
democracy Of Mississippi, and elected Gov
ernor by majority Of len thousand votes.
The latter was unanimously elevated to a
seat in the Senate OF the [. States.
No two public men in Tie country had
before them a more brilliant political future.
But alas! alas. they 90, to eating fire" and
have been most awfu.y burnt Just as we
predicted more than twelve months ago.
[ Nashville Union (Dcm.)
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

To SUBSCRIBERS AND PosrMAsTERs.-I 1t
has been decided by the Post Office Depart,
ment, that subscribers living in q county
where newspaper is published, are entitled
to receive it free Of postage even though the
post office through which they receive it may
be out Of the county. Subscribers and Post
masters will therefore please govern them
selves accordingly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

\ HARp DIG AT TUE Communicable
Boston Paihfnder throws heavy brick at
the New Workers, see il he don't.
The New Workers are in n bad way.
They erect costly churches, winch poor
people cannot afford to enter, and thus OBJ
struct the way to heaven by their love OF
show, and now we learn that they are re-
moving the obstruction at Hell Gate, at the
public expense! This latter passage was
spoken Of several hundred years ago, as be-
ing wide but it seems to have been found
insufficient TO accommodate the travel from
Gotham.n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
r.DOO ACRES

sVVV N y - Il =
These Farms lie together in one tract and will
sell them separately together, TO suit purchasers
There is comfortable dwelling house on each
good out houses-plenty of well wafer and water
FOR stock There is also an abundance Of timber
on each Farm.
On two Of the Farms, there are two large and
commodious Tobacco Factories, which | have
used in putting up Tobacco. Persons desrous Of
embarling IN the Tobacco trade would do well 10
give me a call
There are about one hundred acres in cultivation
on the Farm where live. Besides q neat frame
dwelling Of several rooms, there are also convon-
lent kitchens, an excellent smoke house, q saddle
house, ice house, good well of water blle grass
yard ornanented with trees, large garden, and
all nicely enclosed.
There are also on the premises, several GOOD ne
gro cabins, stables, corn cribs. meadows. large
blue grass pasture, and well selected Apple Or
chard just beginning TO bear. All of which rem
dcrs this Farm one Of the most desirable country
residences in this section of the State. Attached
10 this Fam, also, is a Large Tanning Establish
ment, which will sell with the Farm or separate
y, as purchasers may desire.
IermS.-I will sell the whole or any part for
cash or on time, TO suit purchases.
LEWIS COLLIER.
Huntsville. Mo Oct 9. 1856 I'm
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

A NovEL RACE.-A sporting gentleman
of Boston has undertaken 10 wheel hand
cart, containing 4 one hundred and fifty
pound man, from the Central House in Wal
than, TO Sudbury street, in Boston, dis
tance Of ten miIes-tilne two hours. The
trial is to come of'in few days, and heavy
bets are pending on the result.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11

E-A company is said to have been Or
gonized in New York, for the purpose of
establishing telegraphic communication
between that city and Liverpool. 1t is to
be done by means of a wire laid across and
in the bed of the Atlantic ocean.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-11
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