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pyrite; a short distance south of J. C. Hammond’s house, garnet, 
scapolite, chalcopyrite, aventurine feldspar, zircon, magnetic iron 
(Peru), epidote, mica. 
KEENE.—Scapolite. 
Lrewis.—TZabular spar, colophonite, garnet, labradorite, hornblende, 
actinolite ; ten miles south of the village of Keeseville, arsenopyrite. 
Lone Ponp.—Apatite, garnet, pyroxene, idocrase, coccolite! ! scapo- 
lite, magnetite, blue calcite. 
McIntyre. —Labradorite, garnet, magnetite. 
Mortiau, at Sandford Ore Bed.—Magnetite, apatite, allanite / lan- 
thanite, actinolite, and feldspar; at Fisher Ore Bed, magnetite, feld- 
Spar, quartz ; at Hail Ore Bed, or ‘‘ New Ore Bed,” magnetite, zircons ; 
on Mill brook, calcite, pyroxene, hornblende, albite ; in the town of 
Moriah, magnetite, black mica ; Barton Hill Ore Bed, albite. 
Nrwcoms.—Labradorite, feldspar, magnetite, hypersthene. 
Port HENRY.—Brown tourmaline, mica, rose quartz, serpentine, 
green and black pyroxene, hornblende, cryst. pyrite, graphite, wollas- 
tonite, pyrrhotite, adularia ; phlogopite! at Cheever Ore Bed, with 
magnetite and serpentine. 
ROGER’S Rocx.—Graphite, wollastonite, garnet, collophonite, feld- 
spar, adularia, pyroxene, sphene, coccolite. 
SCHROON.—Calcite, pyroxene, chondrodite. 
TICONDEROGA. —Graphite ! pyroxene, sahlite, sphene, black tour- 
maline, cacoxene? (Mt. Defiance). 
WESTPORT.—Labradorite, prehnite, magnetite. 
WILLSBORO’.— Wollastonite, colophonite, garnet, green coccolite, horn- 
blende. 
ERIE CO.—Etuicorr’s Miuis.—Calcareous tufas. 
FRANKLIN CO.— Cuatmaucay. — Nitrogen springs, calcareous 
tufas. 
MALONE.— Massive pyrite, magnetite. 
GENESEE CO.—Acid springs containing sulphuric acid. 
GREENE CO.—CatTskILu.--Calcite. 
DraMoND HiLu.—Quartz crystals. 
HAMILTON CO.—Lone LAKE.—Blue calcite. 
HERKIMER CO. —FaAtrFiELD.—Quartz crystals, fetid barite. 
LITTLE Fauis.—Quartz crystals! barite, calcite, anthracite, pearl 
spar, smoky quartz; one mile south of Little Falls, calcite, brown 
spar, feldspar. 
MIDDLEVILLE.—Quartz crystals! calcite, brown and pearl spar, an- 
thracite. 
NEWPoRT.—Quartz crystals. 
SALISBURY.— Quartz crystals! blende, galenite, pyrite, chalcopyrite. 
STARK.—Fibrous celestite, gypsum. 
JEFFERSON CO.—ApaAms.—Fluor, calc tufa, barite. 
ALEXANDRIA.—On the 8S. E. bank of Muscolonge Lake, fluorite 
(exhausted), phlogopite, chalcopyrite, apatite ; on High Island, in the St. 
Lawrence River, feldspar, tourmaline, hornblende, orthoclase, celestite. 
ANTWERP.—Sterling iron mine, hematite, chalcodite, siderite, mil- 
lerite, red hematite, crystallized quartz, yellow aragonite, niccoliferous 
pyrite, quartz crystals, pyrite; at Oxbow, calcite! porous coralloidal 
heavy spar; near Vrooman’s lake, calcite/ vesuvianite, phlogopite ! 
pyroxene, sphene, fluorite, pyrite, chalcopyrite ; also fvldspar, bog-cron 
