Conundrums sent in to compete for the valuable service of silver, consisting of a silver tea kettle, silver tea pot, cream ewer, water and sugar bowls, five pieces, value, four hundred dollars, presented by Professor Anderson, the Great Wizard of the North, for the best original one adjudged by a disinterested jury of thirteen, selected from and by the audience, on his great Conundrum Night given at the Metropolitan Hall, on Friday evening, February 6th, 1852., by J. H. Anderson

Title:	Conundrums sent in to compete for the valuable service of silver, consisting of a silver tea kettle, silver tea pot, cream ewer, water and sugar bowls, five pieces, value, four hundred dollars, presented by Professor Anderson, the Great Wizard of the North, for the best original one adjudged by a disinterested jury of thirteen, selected from and by the audience, on his great Conundrum Night given at the Metropolitan Hall, on Friday evening, February 6th, 1852.
Author:	Anderson, J. H. (John Henry), 1814-1874
Note:	Baker, Godwin & Co., 1852

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