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Puzzle, and finding it amusing to many of my
young associates, who are readers of your
valuable paper, send subjoined, another,
with Conundrum, hoping they may find
corner appr opriate in your useful publ
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QUESTION


What member of the body is that, which,
by the addition OF two letters, gives the place
where the Casars, Alexander, Wallace,
Washington, Lafayette, Bolivar, &c, per-
formed their most heroic and benevolent ac-
tions; and then by the transposit;on OF one
letter, shows from whence these actions O.
riginatcds


.HnSzsere to the CAarades in pour last fafer
lst.--MuG- 2d.-Pen-knifc.
B.