CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN LOCALITIES OF MINERALS. 353 



Marple. — Tourmaline, andalusite, amethyst, actinolite, anthophyU 

 lite, talc, radiated actinolite in talc, cliromite, drusy quartz, beryl, 

 cryst. pyrite, menaccanite in quartz, chlorite. 



Middletown. — Amethyst, beryl, black mica, mica with reticulated 

 magnetite between the plates, manganesian garnets! large trapezo 

 hedral crystals, some 3 in. in diameter, indurated talc, hexagonal 

 crystals of rutile, crystals of mica, green quartz! anthophyllite, radi- 

 ated tourmaline, staurolite, titanic iron, fibrolite, serpentine ; at Len. 

 ni, chlorite, green and bronze xermiculite! green feldspar ; at Mineral 

 Hill, fine crystals of corundum, one of which weighs If lb., actinolite 

 in great variety, bronzite, green feldspar, moonstone, sunstone, graphic- 

 granite, magnesite, octahedral crystals of chromite in great quantity, 

 beryl, chalcedony, asbestus, fibrous hornblende, rutile, staurolite, me- 

 lanosiderite, hallite ; at Painter's Farm, near Dismal Run, zircon with 

 oligoclase, tremolite, tourmaline ; at the Black Horse, near Media, 

 corundum ; at Hibbard's Farm and at Fairlanib's Hill, chromite in 

 brilliant octahedrons. 



Xewtown. — Serpentine, hematite, enstatite, tremolite. 



Upper Providence. — Anthophyllite, tremolite, radiated asbestus, 

 radiated actinolite, tourmaline, beryl, green feldspar, amethyst (one 

 found on Morgan Hunter's farm weighing over 7 lbs.), andcdusite ! 

 (one terminated crystal found on the farm of Jas. Worrell weighs 7-J 

 lbs.) ; at Blue Hill, very fine crystals of blue quartz in chlorite, amian- 

 thus in serpentine, zircon. 



Lower Providence. — Amethyst, green mica, garnet, large crystals 

 of feldspar ! (some over 100 lbs. in weight). 



Radnor. — Garnet, marmolite, deweylite, chromite, asbestus, mag- 

 nesite, talc, blue quartz, picrolite, limonite, magnetite. 



Springfield. — Andcdusite, tourmaline, beryl, titanic iron, garnet; 

 on Fell's Laurel Hill, beryl, garnet; near Beattie's mill, staurolite, 

 apatite ; near Lewis's paper-mill, tourmaline, mica. 



Thornbury. — Amethyst. 



HUNTINGDON CO.— Near Frankstown.— In the bed of a stream 

 and on the side of a hill, fibrous celestite (abundant), quartz crystals. 



LANCASTER CO.— Drumore Township.— Quartz crystals. 



Fulton. — At Wood's chrome mine, near the village of Texas, bru- 

 cite ! / zaratite (emerald nickel), pennite! ripidolite ! Mmmererite! 

 baltimorite, chromite, williamsite, chrysolite! marmolite, picrolite, 

 hydromagnesite, dolomite, magnesite, aragonite, calcite, serpentine, 

 hematite, menaccanite, genthite, chrome-garnet, bronzite, millerite ; 

 at Low's mine, hydromagnesite, brucite (lancasterite), picrolite, magne- 

 site, williamsite, chromic iran, talc, zaratite, baliimorite, serpentine, 

 hematite ; on M. Boice's farm, one mile N. W. of the village, pyrite in 

 cubes and various modifications, anthophyllite; near Rock Springs, 

 chalcedony , carnelian, moss agate, green tourmaline in talc, titanic iron, 

 chromite, octahedral magnetite in chlorite; at Reynolds's old mine, 

 caicite, talc, picroltte, chromite; at Carter's chrome mine, brookite. 



Gap Mines. — Chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite (niccoliferous), millerite in 

 botryoidal radiations, vimanite ! (rare), actinolite, siderite, hisingerite, 

 pyrite. 



Pequa Valley. — Eight miles south of Lancaster, argentiferous 

 galenite (said to contain 250 to 300 ounces of silver to the ton ?), vau- 

 quelinite, rutile at Pequea mine ; four miles N. W. of Lancaster, on 



