SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 171-
Subscribers flndine; an X mfter their naiuo will
nnderstand that their subscription expire wita
that number, and they are invited to renew their
subscriptions. Terms $3 per annum. In advance;
ix months, 2 ; three months, $1.
LOCAL AFFAIRS
Painful Accident. On Saturday
last, Mrs. Beach, wife of IX Beach, Esq..
of the firm of Beach & Monteith, millers,
slipped and fell upon the sidewaU a short
distance from her residence, breaking her
right hip. Doctors Tate and Rice were
immediately called in and done what they
could to alleviate the terrible suffering of
their patient. At present Mrs. Beach is
resting comparatively easy, and hopes of
an early recovery are entertained.
Funeral Obsequies. The funeral
services previous to the burial of Mrs.
Delaxon Smith, who died on the 1st inst.,
transpired at the M..E. Church on Tues
day afternoon. A deeply affecting ser
mon was preached by the Rev. Mr.
Emory, and the large audience that filled
the church was visibly impressed by it.
Almost the cntiro audience followed in
A Success. Parrish's Hall wag filled
and packed to its utmost capacity on last
Saturday evening, to see Dore's Pano
rama of Paradise lost, and notwithstand
ing the precaution was takeu to put up a
number of extra scats, they wereall filled
and numbers had to stand up. We do
not remember of having ever seeu as large
an audience in Albany on any occasion
of the kind before, and aro happy in be
ing able to state that the exhibition was
in all respects a success, and all who at
tended and of whom we have heard speak
of it were well pleased, and in fact high
ly delighted. The paintings were all shown
with good effect, and especially the
scenes representing the ill fated ship,
were exceedingly brilliant and beautiful,
and we commend the exhibition to tho
patronage of the publicj feeling confident
that all who attend will be well satisfied
and receive the full wortli of the money
expended.
From Harrisburg. A friend writes
us from Harrisburg, under date of the 2d
insf., that the city is flourishing aud that
business is reasonably good, but would
be greatly improved could they enjoy the
transportation facilities afforded by a
were interred
S. S. Election. At the annual elec-
railroad. 'We hope that a few more weeks
the procession from the church to the f wju afford them at least a portion of the
Masonic Cemetery, where the remains facilities which Albany now enjoys. The
ball given at the Merchant's Hotel, on
the evening of the 23d December, was a
tion for Sunday School.otScers last Sabbath financial success. Ihere were lorty-
at the M. E. Church. Mr. E. Cartwrisht ' eight couple present. On the evening ot
was unauimously re-elected Superintend- ' December 30, the Merchant's Hotel, pre-
nt ; J. A. Winters and J. C. Menden- j I sided over by Mr. James Gore, was rob
hall, Librarians ; L. Royal aud Mr. Co- ! bed of G0. The money was kept in the
um, Secietaries; Mrs. J. C. Menden- j clock: The loss of the money was noted
Lull was te elected Treasurer; Mrs Dr. j about eight o'clock in the evening, and
Griffin was re-elected Millenary Treas- suspicion was immcdirectly directed to a
urer. ; Chinaman who. had been employed that
Albany Mar ket.s. There is no ! da-v- The Chinaman was arrested and
change to mention since our last, except j tIlc nloue- fouuJ UP0U ,lls Pson and
in thn 5irIil.nr M-li.int. Tlir epniM-fll rtrieft
d. l ., in ueiauit oi cj-jv oau, ue aa
ordered to the hospitalities of the county
jail until the next term of the Circuit
seems to be 90 cents, although one
lrwught 95 cents, tjuitc a number of j
our farmers are still holdiug on to their
wheat, avowing their determination not
to sell until they can realize one dollar
rcr bushel. Considering the heavy
weather of tho week business has been
very fair.
CopAnxNEiisniP.- By notice else
where it will be seen that B. Kohn, sue-,
ccssor to Kohn Br-j., has formed a co
rtartuership with M. Sternberg aud L.
Sender, successors to Senders, Sternberg
& Co., and will hereafter carry ou busi
ness uoder the name aud style of Kohn,
Sternberg & Co., their place of business
Lcin on corner of First and Ferry streets.
Call aud see them.
Court.
The
ION
People's Literary Compan-
The January number of the Pco
pie's Leterary Companion has been re-
ceived. It presents as fine an appearance
as ever, and, of course, is filled with aU
sorts of good things. Its enterprising
publishers, Messrs. Iv C Allen & Co.,
Augusta, Maine, appear determined to
publish a paper that will please and ben
efit all, and its large and increasing, gen
eral circulation proves thst they are
succeeding, admirably. The Companion
is always very handsomely illustrated.
The price, for such a paper, is very rea-
IlXTJSTRATED CATALOGUE. Vick's
Illustrated Cataloguge and Floral Guide
has been received. It is one of the neat
est publications ever issued from the
press, besides it contains an amount of
information relative to flowers, etc,,
worth twenty times the cost 10 cents.
Real Estate Sale. The lot and
building, the latter occupied by the
Register office, was sold at public auc
tion on last Saturday to Mr. Jas. Church
ill, for $1,450. The lot has a frontage
of 25 feet on First street and is 102 feet
deep. -
City Council. The members elect
of the new City Council were sworn in
on Monday. The Council met, but trans
acted no business, adjouuing to the next
regular meeting.
Dissolved. The late firm of Kohn
& Bro., dealers in dry goods, has been
dissolved, S. Kohn collecting all dues
and paying all indebtedness ot the firm.
Dark. The last few days have been
the gloomiest and darkest we ever ex
perienced in Oregon.
The Willamette is rising rapidly,
owing to the heavy rain fall of the past
few days.
Wheat has been quoted as high as
S2 30 per 100 lbs., in San Francisco du
ring the week.
The cars have been thrown from the
track once or twice during the week,
doing no considerable damage, however.
People with corns and bunions are en
joying the present weather, you bet.
The Sheriff attends at the Court House
to-day to receive taxes.
"Time Tries all Things." and has
proven that. Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry is the remedy par excellence, for
the cure of coughs, colds, croup, whoop
ing cough, bronchitis, asthma, phthisic,
sore throat, influenza, and 'llast, not
least," consumption. " 18
If you desire rosy cheeks and a com
plexion fair and free from Pimples,
Blotches and Eruptious, purify your
blood and invigorate your system by tak
ing Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery. It has no equal for
tl is purpose, nor as a remedy for "Liver
Complaint," or "Billiousness," Constipa
tion of the Bowels, severe lingering
Coughs and Bronchitis. Sold by drug
gists. Dr. Pierce's private Government
Revenue Stamp, bearing upon it the
words "U. S. Certificate of Genuiness"
is on the outside wrapper of the genu
iue. -
NEW TO-DAY.
ihristmas
AND
Ml
JVJ
eu fears,
ALREADY FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Genial Humor. John Quill says,
"Why can't people cultivate sociability
and good nature? There was a man the
other night got tearing mad, and raised a
riot, just because a fellow who had sat
behind him at the theatre put his feet up
; sonable, indeed, only seventy-five cents
Personal. Wm. M. Hand, Eq ., j pcr vcar and each new subscriber gets a
editor of the Dalles Mountaineer, eshibi- fi gtccl elJl:rav;ns. representing the
ted his handsome face iu our s;inctuui on j jouruCy through life, from childhood to j on his shoulder, and spit on his high hat.
Thursday. Bill seems to Lc enjoying life ; Qjd age jt ;s published monthly. j Some men have such cold and unsympa-
in its most satisiaetory lorm, looking ks
vouii'j- and fre.-h as he did ears airo when
J o J C . . . n .1
uary, coutams a vast amount, oi wie most.
. . . . - . i .Tri.i.v T'viivb. DitTiriti.Ttvs. An
1 n . -1 , nul rn i.t i v-rt nk'ittnr ' -
rr, . , I,. : ,i, i Arkansas carpenter, under sentence of
Thpr ia nil dullness or samauess in tlie t t
we knew him as a '"bold sojer boy." Suc
cess to him and his sprightly Jfouu
tainecr. Mr. Wui. Morgan, of Portland, an old
typo, has beeu passing a few days in our
city, to the delight of his many friends.
thetic natures that thev can't bear a little
The Lakeside Monthly For Jan- eI1i;il humor in their fellow beings.
number, every article sparkling with in
terest, leading you to believe that you
have ccrtainlv trot the choice one until
t .
t tou read the next. The change iu the
Concert. I lie leuxtemps Brothers naU3C kas onv added to the merits of the
gave vocal and instrumental concerts at
Parish's Hall iu this city on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. As
an evidence of the estimation in which !
these entertainments wore held by our
citizens, we have only to say that the ball i
was well filled on each occasion by our
Lest citizens. It is seldom that any en
tertainment of a public character obtains
so generally the plaudits of our people.
The music was excellent, exquisise, su
perior to anything of the kind that has
visited our city for years. We be
speak for the Vieuxtcnips Brother! a full
house wherever they go.
Albany Colleok.- This institution
lias been most fortunate in securing the
tervices of the accomplished Miss Mattie
Gilbert, a graduate of. Willamette Uni
versity, as Preceptress. A piano will be
secured for the College, for' the benefit
f those wishing to pursue the study of
music. The school is now in a most
flourishing condition, numbcriog some"
thing over seventy scholars in regular at
tendance. There is no school in the
.State that offers better opportunities for
securing a first class education than AK
bany Collegiate Institute.
Installation. The ceremonies in
cident to the installation of officers of
Albany Lodge No. 4, I. O. O. F., was
witnessed by members of the order and a
large number of invited guests, at the
hall of tbe Lodge, on Wednesday even
ing. The ceremonies, beautiful and
impressive, were ably and satisfactorily
delivered by D. Grand Master, K.F.
Backensto. After the installation, Rev.
Mr. Sweeney delivered a most interesting
oration on the subject of Odd Fellowship.
A splendid collation was then served,
during the partaking of which, and for
hours after, all present enjoyed one ' of
the happiest social gatherings that . has
transpired in the hall since our residence
here. It was an occasion we shall long
remember, our only regret being that
they are not to be enjoyed oftener. Long
wave the Odd Fellows. : - "
tnagaxiue.
per year.
Published in Chicago, at 4
Scbibner's Monthly For January,
surpasses former numbers in the number
and quality of its illustrations and the
1 1 X . . I
i amount ot variea ana emeruiiuiu-j; m-mci
contained in its pages. There is no bet
ter or cheaper magazine published for the
mouey. Sent to subscribers per annum
lor $3. Send to Scribncr & Co., 65 1J
Broadway, N:w York.
Directors Elected. At the annual
election for Directors of the Linn County
Agricultural Association, held at the
Court House on Thursday, the following
named gentlemen were chosen to serve
the coming year : A. Hacklcman, Nira
rod Price, A. Parker, D. Froman, Dr.
Griffin,M. Luper and J. B. Com ley. This
is a good board, and wemay expect the
business to be done right up to the han
dle during their terra.
death, is offered high wages by the sheriff
to build his own gallows, no other joiner i
being procurable in the neighborhood ;
but he says he'll be hanged if he does
anything of the sort.
In the north and northeast the Prus
sians have lost heavily by batt'es and
sickness. The villages arc encumbered
with the wounded, and numbers of Ger
mans also Buffer from sore eyes. At
Chalons and Sur-Marre there are 18,000
sick aud wounded Germans.
" Produce Of all kinds is in good dc
in an d at fair rates. R, Cbeadle & Co.,
give notion that tbey will pay cash for
all egs delivered to theuj.
Bargains. Under the- new system j
adopted by R. Choadle fi Co., of the Cash ;
Store, First street, they are enabled to i
sell their heavy invoice of desirable dry
goods, groceries, etc., at lower figures
than ever. ; For a laree stock of desirable
gocd, at the lowest cash rates, go to 11.
Chcadle & Co's.
Pay Ur. The first of the year is a
spleudid time to pay all little debts in
curred during tho old year. You'll feel
better, and your creditors will think more
of you. See notice of R. Cheadlc & Co.
. River navigation is all right, and will
remain so as long as the mists continue
prevalent. Three steamers per day don't
create a tylhe of the excitement one a
week used to before we become a Holla
day town. -
The question of building an Odd Fel
lows temple in this city, next season, is
receiving considerable attention. We
should like to hear that the enterprise
was to be pushed to a final success.
Beautiful. One of the most beauti
fully illustrated and elegantly printed
works is the Keu York Almanac, sent tp
us by 3Iessrs. Crane & Hawes, San
Fanecisco. They bare our thanks for
their kindness. -
From San Francisco. Late San
Francisco date3 gives us the following :
Flour No change in quotations.
Wheat Market firm at 822 30.
Barley Choice feed quoted at 1 .35;
fair, at 51 32 J.
Oats Good feed is quoted at $1 40 ;
choice, at 81. 50l 55.
Hay Market quotable at 515 ton
for choice the highest for some time.
Bran Sale from store at ?30; job
bing at S32 50.
Potatoes Market still quiet and weak.
Holders are not pressing sales, however.
The range for all kinds is $1 251 60.
Business of every description merely
nominal.
The schooner Fannie Hyde sailed for
Magdalcna, with thirty-five colonists.
The Lower California Company are tak
ing passengers there very cheap no rate
for bringing them back yet specified.
Goods by the next steamer from China
and Japan will be landed at Townsend- J
street wharf from the steamer directly on
board : be cars tor Chicago and New j
York, which will be carried over the bay
on the new steamer constructed for that
purpose.
Died. At the residence of her son-in-law,
Mr. P. C. Harper, in the city of
Albany, Oregon, on the first day of Jan
uary, 1871, Mrs. Mary S. Smith, wife of
the late Hon. Delazon Smith, aged forty
three years.
In Semptcmber last Mrs. Smith left
Oregon for Iowa, to visit her aged
parents, and with the hope that her
health might be 'improved by a change
of climate. In this she was disappointed,
and she returned, on the 26th of Decem
ber, to her children in Albany in very
feeble health," and soon passed from earth
to the mansion prepared for her in her
Father's bouse in Heaven. She leaves
four children and an aged father, who
accompanied her home, as well as a large
circle of relatives and friends to mourn
her departure, but they do not mourn as
those who have no hope. She lived and
died an earnest Christian, an affectionate
mother and a kind neighbor, respected
I and loved by all who knew her.
E. W. PIKE,
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER,
and dealer iu
FANCY GOODS,
OBVra, in addition to a full supply of
STAPLE Q0 0DS
IX THE
U O O K. L 1 X E ,
such as
BLANK BOOKS, new styles,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
MUSIC BOOKS, of all kinds,
Fresh lot of NOVELS,
at well as
CIIROMO LITHOGRAPHS,
MORTON'S GOLD PEN'S,
WALL PAPER,
Many tLingjf intended fur
CHRISTMAS
and
NEW YEARS.
ELEGANT GIFT ANNUALS,
Parian ITlarble Vases,
STATUAH.Y,
BOHEMIAN WARE,
Writing Desk,
Portfolios,
Work boxes,
Birdcages,
Violins,
Ciuitars,
Organs,
-
Tambourine,
Flutes,
ANt MAXV OTHER
Musi cal Instrumonts
ALSO
ATTRACTIVE TOYS,
including the .
Champion Mechanical
VELOCIPEDE!
AH or which are, aj a matter of eourae, '
TO BE HAI ON
HEASOXAlll,E TEOT1S.
E. W. PIKE.
Albany, DacemViar 24, 1870-1 -
NEW TO-DAY.
rW3k BUSINESS
STILL RUSHIN1
AT THE
NEW JEWELRY STORE
I. 1 TITU
Albany, - - - -
AQEST FOR THE CELt Bn.tTKK
Americaii & Swiss Gold & Sily
Of every tlrgcriptiob. Direct Importer of
tlie very best
SWISS M A D E WATCHES,
Geuli and Ladles Sltea.
THE FINEST SELECTION F
Oregon.
r Watches
JEWELRY AND FANCY
Of all Kinds constantly on
REPAIRING O
HVl TOHES, SPECTACLE! rf
GOODS)
hand.
JEWELRY
San Francisco Prices.
o
Every Article Sold aud all Repairing
Done, Warranted.
We claim to keep all
FI II S T QUALITY d
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and at prices that defy competition
OOBS,
. STANAHD.
A. COWAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
FIRST STREET ALBANY.
. Tlioy offer a large and weV leiled stock of
STAPLE illtV iiOODS
At Extraordinary Low Prices
NEW TO-DAY.
i
Produce !
In addition to a very large stock, covering
everything iu the lino ot
have a complete assortu
Cottons, we
eut of
FANCY DRESSCOODS!
Latc.-t styles ol Boys'
CLOTHING and FURNISH
NG GOODS !
HATS, CAl'S, 1JOOTS, 8HOE.-J, Ac.
Carpet, Wall-Paper, Paper & Linen
Blinds, &c, &,?.
Especial attention is directed tjo our stock of
IKON AND STEEL
;i;H;itAI, HARDWARE!
d Men's
Which is the lare.t and rnoFt c
of Portland.
Yon are invited to call and e:
and price:.
" The highest market price i
Wool, Bacon a
by
Oct. 30, 109 8
mplete tbis side
i mine our good
ca?h aid for
Lard !
iiti
A. OOWAX CO.
STITZEL
REAL ESTATE
A X !
G E NEK A L A
Hi STA.T33 .
& UPTON,
BROKERS,
i E N T S.
Brano Jo. o ffi oo,
Albany, Oregon,
J. C. MESDESIIAH,,! - - Agent,
I EXERAL LAND AUEXCV FOR OREGON.
Jf Established July, 186S
eeneral information conccrnin
Oregon can bo obtained free of
Loans negotiated on first Mortgage, Real Es
tate and Collateral Securities.
a large amount of property lobated in tho town
of Albany. Also, Furmins 1
cription, located in Linn and
this Etate.
An office where
tho resources of
charge.
We have for sale
inds, of every des-
other counties in
To the citizens of Albany a id vicinity, and to
the owners of Real Estate : A e take this method
of calling your attention to ?ur place of busi
ness. Having determined to open a Branch Of
fice in your city, we can offer you a medium for
obtaining purchasers one h: it is appreciated by
buyers, as it saves them mucli time and labor in
searching for what they want. Our principal
Agency, at Portland, Orogori, is thoroughly es
tablished, and the office so wc 1 furnished for giv
ing information upon Rcul E- ate, that it affords
the most complete facilities for all parties having
business in our line.
iZST- You incur no expen a in placing your
property on sale with us unless a sale is made.
Office on First street, oppoiite Post-Office.
JOHN C. MENDRNHALL. Agent.
Albany, Ogn., March 23, 170. 29tf.
STITZEL
REAL ESTATE
4. c. Miixnuxii
Office First st opposite Post
f f AVE for sale In the citv
I I ble Homestead, Lots 1
'third. Fourth and Elswortli
best localities in tho city. A
story house, with all other crt
to J. C, MJSSD1S.N
In Knoxville an irate
an editor, but the latter
pot at him and put out
PTOX,
BROKERS,
LL, Agent,
wffice, Albany, Ogn.
pf Albany, a desira-
2, 7 anil o, corner
streets, one -f the
good one aud ihalf
invenicnces. yjppty
.L, Agent,
Albany. Oregon
1LAI
citizon assaulted
flung the paste
his eve.
Tho standard remody for Coughs, Influenza,
Sore ThrwtU Whonpinq (Tough. Croup, Liver
Complaint, BroHchiti; UUeiing af lM Lung, and
very affection ot the Throsrt, Lungs and Chest,
including CONSUMPTION!
Wlatar'a lialsam does loot dry up a Coagfa,
but loosens it, cleanses the lngs, and allays irri
tation, thus rtmmiiig the raiuc ot eompisisv
None gennine unless signed
by Both W. Fowle 4 Son
Redington, Hoatetter Co
by dealers generally.
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Dr. T. I. CiOIsIMBlY,
OOUUST AND AURIT,
ALBANY. : f : OREGOX.
XR- OOLDEX IS A SOX OF THE
f II noted old Opthalmio loctor, 8. C.
Oolden. .
Dr. GOLDEX has bad experience in treating
the rarious diseases to which tbe eye -and ear are
subject, and feels eenident of erring tire satis
faotion to those who may place themselves under
his care.
Albany, April 10, l8B0-31y
B
LAXK Dsedf, Mortgais. etc., ea hand
latest styles, sod for sale low, et this othee
ALBANY ADVERTISEMENTS.
r c"t n. cut AIM,
Front-st., Albsmy.Ogn. 120 Cley-at., Iaa Fras
I eisee, Californies.
Ii Olieadlo Od.F
Wholesale and Retail Daalats m
Groceries and Heneral Mercliaila.'
FORWARDING fc C0fiUSS2)X
MERCHANTS.
MARK UOODS;
Care of .
Xj. O., Albanj, Oregon; or
H 09 San Frtneteeo, Cal,
Liberal advance nade tm evnaif maieat.
NOTICi: TO SHlPPKOr
I IXTEXD VOTSd A
General CommissUn Bcsiness
' is '
SAN I'Iit.tVlVCISCO,
for the purpose of selling
All Kind of Produce
tbat may be consigned to ne to sell.
IsAIff Alt CDfiADLE,
Allbauy.
WUI receire and attend to sit orders on as to be
filled in San Francisco.
ucto.it . B. CHEADLE,
GOODS RECEIVED BY
which will be sold for
CASH or TRADE.
WHEAT WANTED 1
, , AT ' -, -:
Sixty Cents per Bushel
in trade, or oft Souk account
For all that may be offered
oct9 i
R. CHEADLE.
Incorporated J i t
1835.
THE OLDSS
PCRELT LIFE INStRiUCE CO.
IN THE UNITED STATES
Governed by the Massachusetts Laps
Law.
No person, after carefully examining this LaWf
will forego the advantage of insuring in this Com-
New England Mutual
Life iBsnranee Cwnyaay ;
Or BOSTON.
It was chartered in 1836, and Its enviable his
tory, during twenty-six years' active eperetiesj
has thoroughly established its reuabulty. .-, . . - -
Its RaoAvsl UUmm as reUswit
73.000 Ofl
62ft,s7S 16 '
....... 785,107
480,321 00
4.ooo,ooo ee
. 4.200,000 00
i
Cash assets, Januarys 1870..
Cash Dividend, 1860
Cash Dividend of 1867 -
Cash Dividend, 1868
Cash Dividend, 189.
Total surplus dividend.....,
Total Losses paid.
By the Acts of Massachusetts, incorporated into
the General Statutes of 1804, a policy of lifs iassj.
ranee for the benefit of a Married Wommm or mmf .'
person or ptrtotu pecat, goes to them in depend
ently of the DebU and Liabilities of the part "he
effects the Poliey. -
Dividends of this Company are paid ,
Annually to the Assured, in Cash.'
The NEW EXGLAXD is the only Massaclra
sctts Company doing business on the Facile
Coast, and therefore the only Company governed
by the equitable Massachusetts Lapse Law.
Examples showinf tbe Wsddsri fthi :
Mir. '
PLAN ORDINARY LIFE.
Fr example t A party ensuring at the age of -
thirty-five. Premiums all Cash. . ., , -
Ona Annual Premium will continue poliey ia
force 2 years and 8 days. ' '
Example: Premiums all Cash- Age, 35 Plea,
Ten-Year Endowment, payable at the age 4a. t
One Annual Premium will continue policy ia foeee
as a Term Policy, 7 years. "
If you wish to make it absolutely Certain that
not a dollar of the money yon invest will ever be ;
forfeited Insure in the New England.
If you wish to get your dividends with the "
second annual payment, and annually ineraeriaaj
on the contribution plan, that is to get j net what .
is yours no more and no less, and just when it .
is due Insure in the New England.
NO ST0CKK3LCW3 13 TKI3 C3e
Its business in Linn coanty in the Wat 1
year and a half, exceeds that of ail Other -.
Companies combined.
ETERSON & MIDDLEMISS,
GENERAL AGENTS, t 8AK AXCaS '
; S. M. BOXABBIKia, " f!
102 Front-st,, Portland, Agent fer Otefest ted -Washington
Territory. . j i
40
JAMES ELKINS,
Agent for Albany, Ogn.
A BAEIGAITT..
A BARGAIN CAN . EE HAD IN
f Stock and Bnstaass of the rr-e
Brownsville, Oregon- The aadses' 1 - wishhn .
to change bit business, will Aifff,i 'jfi jt seech,
ea easy terms.
Apply by letter or at the store of - -
. Aug. 20, 18:0-4-4i BrowmSrJJls, Oga. . ,