Robert Merry'S Museum.

"Robert Merry's Museum" is a children's magazine that was published in the United States in the 19th century. The magazine was edited by Samuel G. Goodrich, who wrote under the pseudonym "Peter Parley." The magazine was aimed at children and contained a variety of content, including stories, poems, puzzles, and educational articles. The stories and articles covered a wide range of topics, including history, science, and current events. One of the unique features of "Robert Merry's Museum" was its inclusion of illustrations and engravings, which helped to bring the stories and articles to life. The magazine also included advertisements for children's toys, games, and other products.