New dock for Mountain Lion

When I installed Mountain Lion there was another Safari symbol in my dock, it was much cooler than the old one but I must have double clicked it (I think) and now it's gone. Does anyone know how to get it back?

I'm not sure what you're referring to.  The Safari symbol (icon) in Mountain Lion is the same as it was in Lion, so I'm unsure what the "glitch" symbol you're referring to looked like.
The dock does have a new look in Mountain Lion if you have it at the bottom of the screen, yes.

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