The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-09
Aamar0ns.
How a Cunning and UnfaiIhful
Wife outwitted her Husband.

WlAc OhlWltttC hef k1usDdnu.
Mr.. and Mrs. HesbiR were married
jest Hgo lasl Jane. siuee which time they
have residsa nl Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Mes
lilti- queer lil,le person. very impulsiye
and very pungenl. He don't believe in
Ionsense of any kind. Nesbitl is a man Of
considerable wealth. and. for year after
marriage. lived wish Mrs. Nesbitt on The
most ufiectionaie terms. Lust June, mu
sic tcscher. by the name ef Davis, arrived
at Cleveland for the purpose Of teaching
the piano TO such ladies MS should honor
hin with their patronage. Among the la.
dies who took Mr.. Davis claims into con-
siderAiicn, was Mrs. Nes6ilt. Mrs. Nes
bia is a killing looking woman. She boasts
ola figure equal to the Venus OF medicine
1--WE quote Nr..slIarris) and set Of coal
black eyes that penetrate into your inter
i'm like a pair ofrapicr5. Mrs. Nesbilt is
about twenty six ears Of age, and just suf
6eiently stocked with health aud illenes
70 make her relish Byron and think ofim
prepfiety. Mrs. Nesbis. engaged Davis to
give her lessons. hir Nesbitt dill not ike
to have ''eussed monstache' in is house,
bit WAS couipelled 10 give bis assent to keep
peace in the family" Mr. wis soon in.
ggra,ia,ed himself vita Mrs. Nesbiu. Ia
lsss than month after their acquaintance
Mrs, Ncsbitt was heard TO exclaim, 'smy
dear Mr.. Davis, how could you be so wick
ed?'' MY dear Mr.. Davis is q vile ph ase
especially when applied by a married lady
to q gentleman not her husband. Mr. Da
Wis Of course, cultivated Mrs. Nesbitt's mu
steal talents, and with such success that he
ialduced her on Wednesday OF last week 10
execute ''runRing passage" that requires
some considerable nerve. Mr.. Davis. the
music teacher, induced Mrs. Nesbtt to
elOpe. They reached Buffalo on Thursday.
they remained there I'LL Monday morning,
when they started for Albany. They ar
rived ct Albany on Monday evening and
put up at a FIRST class hotel on Broadway,
AtBufialo tley engaged chambermaid to
travel with them; Sic was also among the
arrivals Of Monday night. Nc. d wis sup
posed that be had every thing arranged for
nice sociahle time On leaving Cleve-
land he allowed that lie was going to Cu.
ciunat. He did this TO pu, Nesbiit on the
wrong track. MIR. Davis miscalculated -
Nesbi't was no! to be done by any such ar
range mint. The day after they left Cleve'
lard Nesbitt ascertained that they had gene
East. Neebitt jumped iuto The cars and
putfor Buffalo. At Buffalo lie 60; on their
trail, and put for Albany. lie arrived
tlere on Tuesday night lie found "Mr
Dasis and lady" at the hotel already spo
ken Of. As good luck would have it, Mr.
Davis was absent. NEs Nesbitt went into
tears and convulsions. When she came to,
she acknowledged her wicl edness, and pro
:, missed - do SO no more. Nesbiu "felt for
her child" and icrgaye her. Mrs. Nesbilt
said this was more than she des, rived .-
Nesbitt--dont axe scene, but get your
things ready" "For what purpose, love?
''lo leave for Cleveland il The FIRST train f"
Mrs. Nesbitt Efomi ed TO do so, and asked
when the next train left. Nesbi;t replied,
"ilis evening at even o'clock--itis is now
quarter past six Mrs. Nesbitt said no
thing could afford her more pleasure, as she
was dying to get back to "that dear child )"
Nesbitt sighed aud pressed his right hand
against the watch pocket in his vest
When o'clock was nearly reached, Nes-
bitt asked Mrs Nesbits. if she were ready
TO start. She seplied, perfectly. s.ying
which, she siczed leather satchel, took
Nesbitt BY the arm and moved toward the
s'fnain entrance" Just as she reached the
first STAIR she said, .hod m satcheI dear
est, while / return to my room for my hair
brush" Nesbitt said certainly, ard took
The satchel aforesaid. Mrs Nesbitt return
sd 10 her parlor, remained there some three
minutes and when she returned TO ber
husband she was not only veiled but weep
ing. Nesbi.t was man, and fell fer The
distress oF Ills vile. ''rhis comes from
bscken Lcait." Without say ing a word
! Nesbiil and his wife locked arms, walked 10
tin depot III d tcck their seats in the cars
Ii abont d minute the cars started, sht
still buried in tears, and he musing on the
lieknsIousness OF music teachers. a Shet
nscialy. be said, "Look up love. forgive
itAlE The lady addressed sobbel twice,
s aid then corseuied to clock up" When
she did so. Nesbit was struck jill Of heap
aAHd who the devil are you?" "Your
Nife's waiting maid. sir." "Ard how came
you in that dress and in my company?'--
Al your wife's request. Sir, we swapped
clothes when she came Tor thqt hair brush"
Nesbtt ceald hear no more. He rashed
from lhe ear, g4t ID tie mex traib for Al
bany, and arrived At ten O'Clock in the eve
ming. He sought she hosel through, bui
Els eileghad stepped out She efi 4 .
house about Eve miun.es afar Nssbitt stat
ted for The West. She was accempani d
By "A Young man wilma uaoi,tAshe.' Ne,
bit became siiraged and asGe5 swhere they
sold revolver? The bar keeper replltd d