ROBERT MERRY’S MUSEUM. EDITED BY S. G. GOODRICH, AUTHOR OF PETER PARLEY’S TALES. VOLUME VII. BOSTON BRADBURY, SODEN & CO., NO. 12, SCHOOL STREET. 1844. Stereotyped by George A. Curtis, New England Type and Stereotype Foundry. CONTENTS OF VOLUME VII. JANUARY TO JUNE, 1844. January, 1 London Printseller, 4 A Test, “ Significant, “ The Thorn, 5 Old Man in the Corner, 6, 43, 82, 116, 145, 176 Don’t give up the Ship, 10 Cure for the Tooth-ache, 12 Either way will do, “ The Stormy Petrel, “ Bill and the Boys, 13, 69, 109, 139, 185 Pictures of Various Nations, 16, 56, 86, 113, 146, 170 Fresh Water, 19 Light, 20 Herons and Rooks, 24 Spectral Illusions, 25 Bats, 26 Yankee Wit, 27 Musician in Ohio, “ Kin Than, 28 Our Correspondence, 30, 94, 124, 190 Music, 32 February, 33 The Three Sovereigns, 34 Written on a Boy’s Marble, “ Inquisitive Jack, 35, 75, 106, 130, 163 Dick Boldhero, 38, 66, 98, 135, 173 The Indian and his Dog, 40 Husking the Corn, 42 The Sea, 45 Snow-balling, 46 Anecdote of Washington, 47 Question on Mathematics, “ The use of Telescopes, 48 The Lotus, 50 The Miller and the Fool, “ The Indian Dandy, 51 The Locust, 52 St. Patrick and Father Mathew, 53 The real Culprit, 54 Combat between a Falcon and Serpent, 55 The Papyrus, “ Pigeon Coves, 56 Bonaparte and the Leg of Mutton, 58 Names of Countries and Places, 59