The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-19 00:00:00

WHY have you been to WEST'S, in Fleet-
street, to purchase one of his STANHOPE LENS?
Because it is superior as a Microscope to anything before invented.
Why, Sir, with it you can see the test objects beautifully defined,
such as eels in paste or vinegar, down of moths, scales of insects,
hair of the caterpillar, &c. &c. ; added to which, its portability,
and the case with which it can be used, its moderate price, and the
neatness of its appearance, must recommend it universally. I con-
sider it superior to many Microscopes that cost Ten Guineas, and
I can buy this, mounted in gold, for about as many shillings. It is
worth your while to go and see them. The address is, No. 83,
Fleet-street, near St. Bride's Church.
Observe—The Genuine bear the name,

West, Inventor."

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