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A CA r ID.

having heard that report is in cir.
cniatlon to the effect that Charles n.
iiett Is deiaultcr to the school fund
OF Hore District. feel il TO he nv du-
" 20 make the following statement:
Al the tiue when 1t is charged tina,
The delinquency occurred | was Treas.
urer OF Gore District and Mr.. II. was
my deputy and take pleasure in say.
ing that neither the public nor myself
ever lost one dollar by reason OF his de.
Iauit, was prohibited from making
further collections and ordered TO turn
my books over to the Sheriff. The Sher.
II refused TO receive them and dr. no,
receive them for one year. a settle.
ment was made with the District Board
and the unco!lected tax upon the looks
exactly balanced the amoun. due the
District. and I hold the SheriFs receip,
In fui'. These facts can he corrobora-
ted by Mr. Geo. Millison, at that time
Secretary to tho Board.
WILLIAM MILLER.
Gore District. July 80. 1879.
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DIED.


In this county, on the 18th Of june
last, Mr. JEFFERSON SMITH, in about tho
Goth year Of his age.
Recently, Mt Homecoming, Nd, Mrs
MARGARET PUGH, relict of the late Mr.
Arthur T. Pugh, Of this county.
Near Hanging Rock, in this county.
on the 18th Of June last, Mrs. ELIZA
EMMAHT, aged about 80 years.
In Missouri, last week, Mrs ESrLY J.
CREIGH, widow Of David $. Crcigh. Of
Brownsburg, Rockbridgc county, va.
who was executed in 1861 by order 81
Mai Gen Hunter, Of the United states
army.
At Gunthersville, Long Island. on
Friday last, Mn. GEoRGE w. GtxS, Jr..
a young man Of sterling character. pos.
scssing firstratc business capacity
While catching on the Tuesday previous
he was wet by the ocean spray. and ne
glecting to change his clothing the re-
suit was congestive chill, from which
he died as above stated.
In Mineral county, on the 23rd uIt.
Mr.. MARGARET j., wife Of Mr.. John S.
Thrush, ~ the jOth year other ago.
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\ CARD.

TO all who are suffering from the or.
rors and ;ndiscretions of youth, ner.
vous weakness, early decay. loss OF
manhood. &c, will send recipe that
viii cure YOU, FREE or CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered BY a
missionary in South America. Send a
selr-addressed envelope to the REV. 10.
sEPn L. INMAN. Station ID. New York
City. April IL. 1879.
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M - ISItIED,

On the 23ri inst, at the residence of
Mr.. f. RiLehart, on Patterson's Creek,
Mineral county, by Rev. NJ. w. Wood
worth, Sir. EDWARD J. TAYLOR 20 Miss
RACHEL ALICE RINEMARr.
From the Highland Recorder publish
C | at Monterey we learn that there wa :
very pleasant marriage last Wcdncs.
day At = 30 l.. ~, in the Methodist
Church in that town. the contracting
parties being the Rev. A. Is. Blue, Bal.
timore Conference, NJ. l.. Church South,
AMI Miss Annie Dixon. OF Stanton,
Va, who has for some months past been
the guest Of Mr.. j. G. Long of Monterey.
Miss Dixon, dressed in pure white, with
a simple wreath OF white flowers, and u
spray OF pink and white fuscha5 at her
throat. looked, as she walked up the
aisle the beautiful bride that she was.
After the marriage, quite number Of
persons repaired to Mr.. Longs resi-
dence where handsome reception was
given, and all the usual delicacies APP
propriate to such occasions. wore much
enjoyed 10y those present.
Tho young couple, followed 10y the
best wishes OF their many friends, lef!
for the home OF the groom in Hampshire
county. West Va. via Stanton, Thurs.
dny morning. May their skico always
he blue Si0mtoH Spectator. Joiy 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-08-01

on |rc5iay next, the 5th inst, the
voters Of this County aro to elect Coun.
T.. Superintendent OF Free Schools, and
~ zach election District Board Of Ed
u.l'ion composed Of President and
i,tr Commits aioncr5. The election will
l., conducted b. ia, same Commission.
ems apr ninteI by the County Court in
1873.
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a GOOD PLAN.

The most p'cGtlble way Of dealing in stocks
is by combining many ordezs aud cooperating
them az % whole, dividing pro6,s PRO RarA ~
mong shareholders, according 20 the market
monthly. Each customer thus secures al tho
advantages Of Immense capital and experienced
skill, and can use any amount, FROM $40 20
$4,000 or F'ore With equal PIopo-iionste suc-
Cs-. "N.r It.f STOCK Rep3ftcrr and nav
circular mailed lrte Full Information Tor any
one t1 cpera'e sutcesslgNY. Lawasvcs Co.
81 Exchange Place
.llt d. $50
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Hon. BLAND BALLARD. Judge of the
United States Court of kentucky. died
at his home in Louisville on TUESDAY,
last OF aporlexy. lie WIS in hu, a few
minutes. He was bern in Shelby county
in 1860. and was appointed Judge of tic
district court by prcsiden, Lincoln n
1861
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Reading in the twilight has been the
means of straining and running many
good eyes.
Brass is an alloy of copper, though
many man shows a plentiful supply Of
brass with never a copper in his pocket.
Immortality. opens up q large hope
tina: may overpay the most unspcakaj!e
bitterness Of life.
"A button is a small even, which is al.
ways coming of.
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SUMMER TRAVEL.

n you journey Tor business health or recres.
uon to The Mountains, Lakes, or Shore, over
too Of Accident Insurnurc II,
TIE TRAVELLERS. Of Hartford Anv reypr,,
Agent vii. write ye1dy or monthly Police
iu few minutes. or 70 Ticket from ope'to tbi,fy
days. De cost is 60 small that any one can
H' 20 l' VINO travels ~ aII--t ssh paid tor Ac-
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PLEASANT DALE, w. VA,
July %, 1879.

Mn. HlrPcD-Dear Sir: Owing to a
Misunderstanding relative to nv an.
u"uncement as a candidate for the office
"a County Superintendent, 1 have deter.
nina to w.thdrrw from the canvass.
I'r'a; very GltAful COX the proffered
al - kiuty promised By many Of my
friends, ! nm yours, truly,
i. y. POWELL.
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1IdRhOOd..
HO5c Lost, HOtU Restored !!

iotC LOS!, HOfO NPSOTeU !
Hwy[D Just rnhlshei. n new edition Of
lk69TY DIR. CULvERwELLS CELEBRA-
0~<e> TED ESSAY ON the Isdic.i Cure
twi,hout medicinei of Spermaouha or Semi
ual Weakness, Involuntary Seminal t.osses. I'm
potency, Mental aud Physical lncnpacity. In.
pedimcu's TO Marriage, etc - also, Consump-
ton, Epilepsy and fiis Induced by seltiadul-
gence ar sexual extravngance. &C.
The celebrated author, in ihis admirable Es-
say. Clearly dem onstrates from thirty ;cars'
successful practice, that the ala ming consrquen Z
ccs OF selfabuse may be radically cured WITHOUT
the dangerous use Of internal medicine or tho
Application Of the knife pointing ont n mode
OF rure 1T once simple Ger tain, and cifectnai
by means Of which eyry sufferer no matter
what his condition may toe. my cure himself
cheSIly, privately, and RADICALLY.
G6NThs Lecture should be in he hands OF
every youth and every man in he land
Sent free, under seal, in plain envelope, to
ary address.
Address the Publishers,
TIE CULVERWELL MEDICAL Co,
81 Ann St, New York Pee, Office Box, 1896.
jane 20, !S79.--ly.
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Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and
Louisiana, are the only States now left
in which the male teachers outnumber
the female. In New Hampshire there
are five women teachers to one man, and
in Massachusetts eight to one.
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camp &Ieehn6S.

The C1mpnceiiug ro5 Springfield Cir.
cult, viii begin Friday. AUGUST 18th. On
tho Land OF hl8, NTaaoEer, one mile
rom Sptinyicjl Wo oxtend n cordial
invitation 20 c,c'rten'ls OF religion to
join us by ;eut!u2 aa9 otherwise. IN 81.
ygncing Tho Cause OF tho Mnstor.-
Boarding. facilities will bo iarnistcl at
reasonable rates. 30 bucks,crirg allow
Ell. we will claim al the protection the
Ia" affords. J. W. Wolfe, L. &.
There will 10 "a Camp Meeting held
ON The WiuChostcr nod Romney Turn
pike, near Nr. Albeit LoyctCs. on North
River Circuit commencing on the 22nd
OF August. 1870. The public are inv.
ted TO attend.
J KYLE GILBERT. T. G.
A Village Camp Meeting Of the NJ. j..
Church, co!S.cl, will b hold ~ I nncv.
Hampshire county, W Va. commencing
August 18th, 1870 The following Min.
lstors will ~ in attendance, viz: Rev. L.
=. Bel, Presiding Elder Of Wheeling
District Rov3. ID. Cellcrs from Moore.
field =. ovens from Kcyscr u. Il.
lawson from Wheeling 81 y. Harris
from Cumberland w. Davis from JEFF
terson and DAilcy, preacher i'm charge
OF Bomuev Circuit, AMI others.
july is. 1879.
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Ga Wa are authorized to announce
N"NiLFs y. !IIrrT, Esq as candidate
81, the office Of County Superintendent of
':1s = hp'l'. July 4, 1879.
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~ We are authorized to announce
DacC. ). W. SuutL. as candidate for
The office of County Superintendent of
: hool7 July %, 1879.
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HAMPsHrRB County ISsrIrurE.-By
the notice appearing in your present is.
sue, under signature of Mr.. GILKRsox,
Superintendent of Public Schools, it will
be seen that the County Institute, for in.
struction and benefit of teachers, will be
held at Romney, on the 18th of August,
instant. This Institute will be conduc.
ted by Prof. Joseph McMurrln, of
Shepherd College, who will be remem.
bered by our citizens and teachers as the
conductor of q former Teachers Institute
here, assisted by Prof Craigo of Mounds.
vile. The marked satisfaction and i'm.
provement derived by the young teach.
ers, and qualification afforded to many
attentive and appreciative hearers, in the
four days exercises of that interesting
OCCASION, should b pleasantly recalled
to the memories OF those who it is hoped
will find both pleasure and profit in re-
gular attendance upon the Institute of
the present month. Prof. McNurran is
an accomplished gentleman and scholar,
n graduate of both the New Yale and
Virginia Universities, devoted & zeal.
Gus instructor of youth, Principal of a
hourishing and important institution,
while he possesses happy facility for
imparting knowledge aud fostering a
taste for learning in others. Every
yonng man and lady in This county who
intends to pursue teaching as y vocation,
for the next year, should attend this In
stitutc of five days continuance, and de-
rive great and lasting benefit from its
instructions. A CITIZEN.
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Baltimore &. Ohio Railroad.
SUMNER ScRED TEE.

On and after Nay l5.h, 1870, trains will leave
Green Spring Run, A. follows:
EAST BOUND.
No. 10. Accommodation. $50 A. NJ.
~. 81. Freight &c Passenger. 10 48 A. NJ.
So. =. Express -.........3.I5 Pm.
No. Al. Freight Il Passenger, $40 L. NJ.
WEST BOUND.
M. 40. Freight & Passeager.1l II. O6 A. NJ
No. 10. Express, LAP L. NJ.
No. Ii. Accommodation. .4.0a =. NJ.
No. 10 &c No. 3. Express Trains. daily.
No. Il. Freight Passenger daily to Martins
b3rg All the other u ,ins daily, eSaep, Sunday
j. NJ. WElIAGE, AGENT.
Clinton Lodge. No. 81, A. F.& A, u. meets
GA tie 3rd Friday 10 each month.
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IIampden Sidney College
Prince EtItUur6 Co., Va.

TINE l0ith S'ssiou begins September 4ih
i Expenses incuiin, College fees wood
TUOm-fent aud iOel. about S2I2 The cur,ic-
uium 10 retained - embracing iull instruction
IA Classical. Scientific and moral Studies but
ample provision is rnGde for those who 90 not
desire 10 tsko The full coarse. no student ia
advanced wiihout ethnding searching eGluIt-
nation. For Catalogue apply TO
Rev. j NJ. +. ATKINSON, u. ID.
July IL, 1879. President
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$500! !: !! :: ] |: ];
OF s. 10 SO V
day In your o~n
~ iocanty. No risk,
Women DO CO yell
make more than the amount stated .bovc. No
one can Fail 10 make usoney fast Any one can
do ihe work You can make from so cts. TO So
sn hour ~ aevoiing your evenings and spare
time - The business. Ia Gusts uothlns TO try
,ae hn.iues. Nothing like II Cor mossy ma
strictly honoeaels Resia-. II you want la
KNOW all seou, he ees, paying business se.
Tore the public. send va your address and We
e'i sent sou tnll particulars and private terms
rec samples worth % slso irce-yos can then
make up yoGr mind tor yourself Address
GkoRGk SrtNSoN 4 co. Portland, Maine.
Juue Il. 1879.
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The 2ud Quarterly Meeting for Capou
Bridge Circuit will be- held 40 Capon
OhlIol, August oh and 10th.
Ih. Presiding Elder ~ the District.
DR.. Nelson Head, and other brethren.
are expected O. bc present
FRAZIER FURR. j.. G..
NN E ELACkISTON. =. L..
July -, 1879 -2w
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DON'T EXPOSE ME

Rich. Rare and Rscy French Card. Send nc
for sample. Address NOVELTY CARD co
l27 CLARK street. Chicago.
jan o. 1870
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instructions. A CITIZEN.
AN DER TRUE TALE.-Twenty-th three
years ago this summer three iourneymon
printers left ST. Louis 10 hunt q location
for a Printir & Office in the West. They
halted at Topeka, Kansas, where they
invested their slender means in "A small
printing Office aud went to work. For
tune favored them and they prospcrcd.
Two of them learned TO snbdee the de-
mon appetite, and although no tcetotc.
ers, wore temperate men. The third was
one of the "boys," as the world ha, it.
To-day one of the first nlmcd is on the
Supreme bench of X lnsIs, the other il
a State official, and the other, the last
one named, we met in Pctcrsbu rr last
Saturday, blind drunk, pennilcss and
friendless, hunting for enough work t,
pay his way to tho next town. This
plain and unvarnished statement Of fact,
furnishing, as it does, food for half =
page article, We give to the rclicr, pre-.
Stunning that all can see the moral TO
which it points.-IIayana Oil Dem.
Chew Jackson'a Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco
Mr.. john A. LIGHrNEn has been APP
pointed postmaster at Mill Gap, High.
land county, Va, vice John f. Clendcn.
din, removed.
1t seems remarkable that nice easy
chair OF home is so much lcss comforta-
BILE to man than the hard side of a dry
goods box on n street corner with crowd
of loafers around.
To GRT RID OF House FLIEs.-Mrs.
Julia NJ. Benefits Cook Book says:-
Put half spoonful of black pepper on
teaspoon of brown sugar, and one tea
spoon Of cream, mix we'll together, and
place them in room where the flies are
troublesome, and they will disappear.
Volume XIII Of the West Virginia
Reports is now for sale a. the Secretary
OF States Office in Wheeling. Price
81 90.
Winchester Time, " Wednesday last
Ono dollar per bushel was the highest
quotation for wheat at the depot yesLer-
day New wheat is coming in quite free.
~, and is generally Of very good quality.
The Luray cave was illuminated on
the 23rd uIt. About 27j people we're
prosen'.
At Wheeling, last week, James r.
Quarter, assistant clerk 90 the board Of
commissioners, while administering a
sound thrashing to a tramp who had in
suited him, became 80 excited that he
burst a blood vessel, causing a slight but
annoying hemorrhage.
A Aourishing weed known as tho de.
vii plant" has dcyiled the farmers Of
New Jersey for several generations, is
proved to furnish excellent material for
jute, and is valued at s8 per ton. The
Jerseymen now propose 10 cultivate 1t
Passing away IS written on the world
and all the world contains.
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ins following gentlemen are sugges-
70 'o voted for TO compose he Board
Education for this District: John Il.
''"oe President Alfred Moore, Chas.
"arn -1n John s. Pancake and John
Nr-As.i, Commissioners
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1879. 1879.
Spring s. Summer Goods.
Our stock of New Goods will be found to

embrace much that with prices gen
orally, slight advances ottons
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TIE MARYLAND Court OF Appeals has
',j '14' "Jr." i no part of a mans
ul.. so that i,s omission in the men
Como. party ~ court record does
n.' lrvl!dato the use Of the record 20
.a1 ir9 smcut.
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tanrants and hotels live In the district and are en-
titled to register here"
"Have you found tho duty of inspector very irk-
some. Mr.. Schell?''
MOT very. 1t was matter Of duty with me, and
uiun't care to say anything about it,"
nou feel you have done that duty faithfully
'fes. As well as could. don't regret it. 1t was
an easy matter enough to escape it, but man must
sometimes consult other interests than his own.
MI. Scheil appeared II the work had really
agreed with him. He had many visitors besides
those VINO sought to be registered, aud his nspec-
torshp was theme for good deal of facetious talk.
Ia which Mr. Schei himself was always delighted to
take nand
At nine O'Clock, according to law. the work Of
registraton ceased and those who failed to have
their names enrolled voters will have wait
other year before they can enjoy the privilege Of
casting the ballots OF free and independent citizens
Inc business OF registration was marked by few in
cidents and was conducted throughout in quiet and
harmony.
The following table shows the registration for the
last day October 25l in the different Assembly dis
tricts; also the totals for the four different days of
registration in 1879 and the totals for the four days
OF 1885, 1877 and 1875 together with the difference
between the registration OF these respective years
u srrn>y
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VERY SERIOUS CHARGES.

WHY KINGS COUNTY DELEGATE REGRETS
HAVING VOTED FOR GOVERNOR RoRINsoN's
RECONCILIATION.
Mr.. George s. Crawford. delegate from the Six
tenth ward, Williamsburg. to the Democratic
General Committee of Kings county. sent
letter Of resignation delegate to that
body Friday night In this letter Mr..
Crawford makes some serious charges He was
o delegate to the Democratic State Convention at
Syracuse. He says:-"After voting for Mr.. Bliss in
caucus voted for Mr.. Robinson In tho Convention.
Had known then what know to-day should not
on any account have voted for Lucius Robinson.
But It not till after the Convention had adj
journed that discovered OF the discreditable
expcdients by which such unanimous conviction
produced III the minds of the delegates
to the peculiar itness OF Mr.. Robinson
/ was informed after the Con vention adjourned
that one OF the Infamous considerations on which
this specious unanimity purchased the
pardon of two fel0ns from state Prison. The fact
that the creators of the petition delegates to
the Convention and the other fact that the petition
granted 80 promptly few hours after the
Convention carry with them their own
for Mr.. Robnson's nomination 1 was in effect con-
trbuting to indefinitely defer the trial OF certain
well known gentlemen over whom grave charge Of
q public character now formally imponds. y
Finding, therefore, that cannot, as democrat.
conscientiously vote for Lucius Robinson, and am
therefore in antagonism to your General Committee
beg to tender my resignation rs u member
thereof"
The letter was referred to the Executive Com
mil
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THE REGIsTRATION.

Tho days of registration over and the high
toned sachems of Tammany Hall. who In spirit Of
party devotion consented to act inspectors of
election, have earned rest from their labors. Con-
spcuous among thcm was Mr.. Augustus schcll,
who stuck bravey to his post to tho very last hour
of registration aud rcjoiced In tho sacrifice he made
at the shrine of duty. HERALD reporter called
upon him at No. West Broadway yesterday
afternoon, where the Board Of Registry tor
the Fourteenth election district of the First
Assembly district has had It's quarters. A barber
shop occupies tho premises and ut the time OF tho
reporters visit tho business OF atherng and shaving
was going on briskly. Mr.. Schcll had nothing par
tcular to do ut the time, and watching with
keen interest the operations of the knights OF tho
and listening to the lively style of convers-
ton that passed between them and their customers.
Tho venerable Knickerbocker was in excellent
spirits. and In answer to the question, "How goes
the registration Mr. schejl? replied. wcl it really
to be about fifty per cent larger than last year
in this election district"
"How many names have been registered 30 far?"
about two hundred and forty"
''And last year up to this tineY'
'About one hundred and SIXTY"
care there many business men among those regis
tercdr'
'.weli. they are all business people around here
but not many OF them, except those who keep res
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SUBURBAN NOTES.

The old Jamaica plank road tollgate house. which
has been lattorly used as stable was destroyed ny
fire yesterday morning, involving loss of 50, SOC
building and carriages. The property partly
insured ia the Germania Insurance Company.
James M. Braun, County Clerk Of Hudson county,
N. j., who was charged ON Friday by Freoholdei
James Pallister, before Justice Adridge, with libel
yesterday appeared before Justice Adridgc, In Jer.
soy City, and gave bail to await the result Of an in.
vostigation by the Grand Jury.
Emma Hughes. eleven years of age, employed in
Lorillard's tobacco factory. in Jersey City, while
her way 10 her home, corner of Washington aud
Steuben streets, Mt noon yesterday, struck by
train on the Pcnnsyivania Railroad ut the Warren
street crossing and instantly killed.
The jury in the matter OF tho suit brought by
Wechslcr Abraham against stephen ID. Callahan.
to recover Sl9S 62. being tho amount Of bill for
goods furnished defendants wife. returned verdict
In the Brooklyn City Court yesterday In favor OF the
plaintiH for the full amount claimed.
Ellen Buckley and tho boy James Boylan. who
were arrested on suspicion of having caused tho
death OF Patrick Anderson, VINO died ut his boarding
house in Rush street, Brooklyn on the 2lst inst.
were yesterday discharged. The jury found that
the mans death was due to alcoholism. Coroner
Simms has permitted the OF deceased to take his
fathers remains for intcrment.
motion for a nollc prosequi upon tho two In
dictments against Supervisor Edward Egolf and SUI
peryisor Joseph Quick of Kings county, for alleged
nlfeasanco in Office, made by District Attorney
CatIin before Judge Pratt, of the Supreme Court,
Yesterday afternoon. Judge Pratt decided that no
offence was chargein the indictment against Messrs.
Egolf aud Quick.