Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

ai,1 ucN; ramsey a.l nut me signatures on the
"a 0. Iuy' ne terms having been agreed
upon MT Lea 'elt the ground Tor day or two,
at the expiration OF which he was to return and
'ne s!gha'ures were TO DC AIMED. one OF the
opnosed the treatv Inn, finally osye M h., o'jbc
sion. rbere wore two ,bonsanJ Indi,rs AZ ,to
treaty ground. and nnopcr the,n several hnndrrA
who had never seen The f,rn nf n white man mr.
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that crrr,,bn, ,ossad ,,yr o,,c,l, and ss,isf,.,,
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DeGh by Lightning w lillian Buck, aged
twenty six, son OF Anson Buck, ESQ, of 81. Al
bans, was Killed by lightning while riding IN
wagon netween Cambridge aud ndsrhiil, about
. o'clock, on the morning OF The 10th.
tie was alone, and was found at daylight SIT
ting upright ~ me wagon the horses having
stopped by the side OF the road IN Undernili.-
The lightning struck an umbrella which the
young man carried IN his hand, aud then passed
TO ms head and body, tearing his hat IN peioes,
leaving marks OF us passage on the surface otthe
body. MI Buck resided IN Cambridge, and was
an Intelligent, industrious, and highly esteemed
citizen. lie leaves wife and chld.-SL .Hbans
Messenger J"y 81.
.inoiher Rem1rsrb'e Drummer-Our attcnt on
mas Jnsi been called to an instance of pfccocious
musical developement more astonlshlne IN some
respects IMAM tnat OF the " Infant Drummer,
who was brought out last winter. The subject
was boy. put Two years and four months old,
the son OF a Mr.. English, OF Macon, ia. In ad-
dition TO sense OF tline' winch seems as natural
and spontaneous as the motion OF his limbs, he
possesses musical ear and memory no l'ss true
ana remarkibie. Alter once hearing OF a tune
ne VIII WHISTLE II To drum accompaniment, with
astonishing precision lie handles the sticks
most vigorously, considering has tender years,
and Will follow an instrument for any length OF
time through labyrinth OF airs, none OF winch
he has heard before. This, certainly, Is a rare
instance of precocious musical Development,
and it Is for the education OF the boy to deter
mne whether thus faculty shall ripen INTO genius,
or be stricken INTO premature decay.-IHbwie.
Struck By Lightning. Monday morning,
July y, during the violent thunder storm, the
Tavern House Of Mr. Darling, at Concord Corn
er, was struck by lightning, the fluid passing
into the bar-room. There were five men IN the
room at the tlmc-one of whom, J. d Stoddard
ESD Of Wateriord-was severely injured. lie
was sitting IN char, leaning ogansi the bar,
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s.e h.,la,
NJ. S,,iS.ri e,,rol ;,,oDsol,, r,o,, tho wound
Co. se,.,rsi hon.,
robbsbes tho tolla,ing cv,r,rt rom a le,,er g;,
..ce,n, ~ +, horrid n,,,rdo, nsrr,s,r.i,,
n,,a,.,,h,I No.
ave have German in nrison oniltv of the
murder of yonn, l,dv whom, he lorrJ pr,.f
" The circnr,stances ,re these The nrisonc,
N,os n servant in the family of Mr. Scholien and
became enamored of his daughter. lie declared
before as the testimony shows that he intended
to make declaration OF ms love and # not re-
celyed' he would shoot me lady. tie made ih'
declaration OF love-lhe lady Indignantly re-
pulsed Inn. lie went and got double barre
gun came mo the mouse "hele the lany ah'
mo'her were, 'olu nef ne itu present lo' her
pointing TO the gun SAID she YOU are not going
to shoot surely. lie replied nm, firing the
one barrel and afterwards the other, the load
taking effect m the head scattering her brain
all over The room. The youLg lady was beautl
fol and accomplished The prisoner made 1
sham attempt to Kill himself. lie sqube young
and a very innocent looking fellow
Painful R,oaor. The Wilkinson la VIII,