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INDEX, 



Minerals. 

 Aninolite, 396 ; Agafmatolite, 390; Anal- 



cime, 3^4 ; Arragonite. 393, 396; Andesite, 



392; Antimony, octahedral, 203; Apatite, 



214, 395; Arseoxene, 206; Alhenasiiie, 



219; Beryl, 397; Bisinnth ores, 220; 



Blende, white, of New Jersey, 221 ; Beu- 



(?aniite, 390; Bmciie ia the Vosges, 217 : 



Buraiite, 393; Bytownite, 212; Calypto- 



lite, 210; Galaraine, 221; Carmine sparj 



207; Celestine,214; Chlorite, 216 ; Chon-i 

 drudile, 395; Clirysolite, 217; Cinnabar, 

 390; Clmochlore, 339; Copper ores, 222,1 

 2S3 ; Corneous lead, 333 ; Corundophilite, 

 211; Davyne,393; Dechenite, 20S ; De- 

 lessiie, 218 ; Diabase and diorite, 391 ; Di- 

 aspore,2l5; Dioptase, 222; DysyntrihiteJ 

 20y ; Electric calamine, 221; Enierylite,' 



3J0; Enargite, 205; EpidoTe, 219, "391 ; 



* Eun:ianite, 211, 397; Eupyrchroite, 73; 

 Feldspar, 219; For^lerite, '393 ; Galena, 

 395; Garnets, 396; Giaucodot, 221 ; Gold 

 in Arkansas, 143; Gold of California, 390 ; 

 Gold of New Grenada, 390 ; Gray Copper, 

 222; Gurolite, 205; llailoysiie, 218, 394 ; 

 Heavy spar, 335; Hornblende, 33S, 391, 

 392; H<Higlme.2lO, 361,365; Hydrargil- 

 Jiteof Brazil, 215; Karstenite, 390 ; Lava, 



392: Lenziniie.2l9: T.enphtpnhprnritp 2!7r 



Mt. Bolca, 301. 



Loa, Hawaii, Winds of, 446. 

 MurcJuson^ R. J., on the Alps, 245, 



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Molybdale of Lead, 221; Nemalite, 217; 

 Mepheline rock, 391; Nickel ores, 221:! 

 Orangiie, 3S7 ; 02arkite,218 ; Paracolum-' 



philite, 213; Retinaliie, 21 3; Rntherford- 

 ite, 209; Rutile, 339; Samar^kite, 220; 

 Scacchite, 393; Sennrmonite, 209; Ser- 

 pentine, 213. 215, 216; Smectite, 219; 

 Specular Iron, 396 ; Sphene, 395 ; Spinel, 

 395 ; Sulphate and carbonate of Copper 

 of Bristol, Ct., 222; Syenite, red, of 

 Egypt, 393; Tourmaline' of Elba, 393; 

 Tourmalines, 396 ; Thorite, (supposed) 220; 

 Tremoliie, 396 ; T^oo!^lite, 221 ; Uranium 

 ores,219; Variolites,39l ; White lead ore, 

 396; Wulfenite 221; Zircon, 214. 



Nineralogical collections, Krantz^s, 445. 



Mineralogical notices, 205, 3S7. 



Mineralogical specimens for sale by Krantz, 

 445, 



Mineralogy, assaying and mining, F. Over- 

 man's, noticed, 150. 

 Misenite, 393. 



Mtsy from near Goalar, 221. 



Moisture of the air, new mode of determin- 

 ing, 419, 



Molecular structure of organic bases, 428. 

 Moliu:^cs of the United States, A, Binney on, 

 noticed, 450. 



Molybdaie of lead, 221. 



Monticelli's collection of minerals for sale, 

 301. 



Moon, influence of. on weather, J. IL Alex- 



^nder^ 1, 

 Morton, Dr. S. G., obituary notice of, 144. 

 Mountain chains in America, parallelism of. 



N. 



Nemalite in the Vosges, 217. 

 Nepheline rock of Ldbau^ 391. 

 Nitrogen, iodid of, Glud.<to7te, 432. 

 Nitrites and nitrates, new test for, G. C, 

 Sch(Effer, 118. 



Norton^ J, P., on a new sand-bath with wa- 

 ter-bath, 52. 

 Nutmegs, cultivation of, 322. 



O. 



Obituary, of J. G. Dahjell, 302. 



Dr. S. G. Morton, 144. 

 a G. J. Jacobi, 148. 

 Koni^z, 446. 



W. Nicol, 446. 



H C. (Ersfed, 147. 



L. Oken, 445. 



A. de Saluzzo, 446. 



Baron de SUvtslre^ 446. 

 Octahedral antimony, 208. 

 CErsted, obituary notice of, 147, 

 Ohnsted, D., on auroras of September, 1851, 



442. 



on the zodiacal light, 309. 

 Optical characters of a supposed chlorite, 339. 



Orangile, 3S7. 



Organic bases, moTecnIar structure of, 428. 

 Orerma«'5 Practical Mineralogy, noticed, 150, 

 Owtn, on the Dinornis, noticed, 452. 

 Oxygen, magnetibra of, Plucker, 427. 



Ozarkite, 218. 



Ozone, the odor from attrition of siliceoua 



stones not due to, R. Hare, 434. 



Page's electro-magnetic locomotive, 139. 

 Palfieontographical Society, notice of, 444. 

 Palaeozoic corals, Edwards on, noticed, 449. 

 rocks, British, Sedgwick ^ iW Coy's v.' orK 



on, noticed, 449. 



Paracoiumbiie, 209. 



\Ptirce, B., on Saturn's rings, 109, 



Pendulum experiment, 112 



- J.D- Dana, 200. 



C. JS. Lyv^n, 25L 



Peristerite, 212. 

 Perlhite, 212. 



Phlogopite in Gouverneur, N Y., 396. 



Physical instruments at great exhibition m 



London, 440. 

 Picroliie in the Vosges, 217. 

 Pisa, science of, 300. 

 Planet Irene, new, 293. 



Saturn, rings of, Cr. P. Bond, 97. 



B. Peirce, 106. 

 i>. Kirkwood^lO^. 



PlUcJcer, magnetism of oxygen, 427. ^ 



Polarization of li^ht, connection of chemical 



forces with, NTS. Maskelyne, 64. 

 Polarization, plane of, rotated by galvanism, 



Wiedemann, 111. ,^ 



of suppobe.l chlorite, TV. P. Bfake, dS^- 

 Preservation of animal substances, HGoaao^j 

 378. 



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