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Help TO pision.-An English paper states that
Mr.. West, of London. has invented an instru-
ment called the Standope-lens, which for power,
distinctness, and the ease with which it can be
used, surpasses every previous attempt. 1t may
be worn like an eye-glass, and the prices vary
from five shillings to twenty, according as it is
mounted in gold, silver, or metal. For peFceiving
objects invisible to the naked eve-mi.es in
cheese, eels in paste, animacula in water-its
power is susprising. TO all classes its use will
afford amusement, combined with instruction.
We expect to see it soon in very general use