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Mineralogical Cabinet. 
Sp. 5. - Prismatic Iron-Ore. Triv. Hydrous Oxide of 
fron. Brown Iron Ore. 
. Siberia. In fibres upon quartz crystals. 
. Salisbury, Connecticut. Var. Fibrous brown haematite. 
do. ‘6 Brown and black haema- 
tite. Fibrous, mammillary, and stalactitical. 
do. do. do. 
. Austria. Var. Brown and black haematite. Botryoi- 
dal and stalactitical. 
L. Lorraine. In columnar masses. (Black haematite of 
Phillips.) 
L. Lorraine. Var. Compact brown iron ore. 
L. Sardinia. “ Yellow ochre. 
L. Switzerland. Var. Pisiform clay iron stone. 
L. Vermont. do. Loose. 
L. New Braintree, Massachusetts. Var. Bog iron ore. 
Common iron ore. Deposited around vegetables. 
L. Connecticut. do. 
Sp. 6. Di-prismatic Iron Ore. Triv. Yenite. 
L. Cumberland, Rhode Island. In prismatic crystals pen- 
etrating quartz. 
L. Elba. Massive. 
L. Chatham, Connecticut. See American Journal, vol. 
viii. p. 59. Not well ascertained. 
Genus XI. Maneanese-Ore. 
Sp.1. * * * * 
Sp. 2. Uncleavable Manganese Ore. Triv. Black Hae- 
matite. 
L. Saxony. Var. Grey oxide of manganese. Botryoidal 
and compact. 
L. Bennington, Vermont. do. Compact. 
L. France. do. With fluor. 
. Devonshire. Var. Wad. 
