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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-09-08


BROTHER AND SrsrER.-A gentleman from
cincinnati who has been making Mr. Web
Ne' a VISIT at his seat, at Marshfied, furnish
San interesting account of the farmer and
avs arn. tie concludes his letter with The
wlo"lng touching passage "A daughter
az nDa son, Mrs Applelou, aud Capt. Edward
nensIer died within the past year, and !,
teonot refrain mentioning an affecting Incl.
J.' III nus connection. Having spent the
Wy III riding and walking over the farm we
,''' for dinner; aud just as we were en-
M, t,.s INC house. Mr. Webster re marked: that
NV 'e was one thing more no desired TO show
I've e followed on the pinzza TO the front of
~. Wv "ouSei he there pointed at two beautiful
Tt re- t,e earth around their roots yet fresh;
al, ane,e' SAID he, ARE two toeebing elms.-I
S~aA u,em brother and sister, The tears
VOL u rom ms eyes, aud without another
expI0ns,;on ry iett me- required 40
and Sister, 0"" "e nro'her
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r ttuoD IN THE hfERKIM6rK.-Thg- oya,,
s. vuier OF Monday week says:-The river 10
Ivy "ieh Just now. We understand thai n
On broke last night at Amoskeag Pals n.
m"nchester, and five hundred thousan Il
~ o' lumber 10 now ON its way down the
w. The lumber belonged to Mr. 10 dkina
uear OF another having started from
bo', se't The rain has been EVEN moro 90.
inraI up along than here. and up country
norr morn w'lI probably be delayed to-day and To-.
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II is not what we earu, but whit we saye
that mnkss us fitiii. Tits NOT what we eat, but
what we digest, tlmt ulnkes US fat IL is not
whit we reRd, but what @e remember, that
mikes az learned. Al this is very simple
bHl worth remembering.
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tends to know, says these words mean "l Is
done /" or, "liem las done IT,"
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htn,o MP Law IN MAINE.-The Leeis-
passed .. slane which has just adjourned,
euUr. " a. homestead exemption law: Hex.
,6oli,s 'oa' estate 10 The value Of five hundred
aed II debtor is moi the ewi,eF az
hr, , TO that vnlse then five hundred dol
him . "Ir'n o. personal property may I've by
em;ec'ed IN addition 10 the sDecific ex-
IA ~, already provided for. The cbunpp
"O' 10 affect existing debts
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nSS'h, OF LOUIS has lost, within the last four
,bolsrs upwards Of eigh thousand citizens by
ri, p.a, One ofIhe clergymen there. in
repd; ass Day sermon, added to this heart
thoo,"ss account by saying, that at least four
epls "nG OF those who have died were par
snts ~ ~,u IN great many instances both par.
tb,eo taken from family, leaving from
UPON ~ nVe helpless offspring to be thrown
ne cold charity of this word.
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"8rS, BAa, BoUN,"-A linguist who rrs
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Free Democracy of Worcester County
will hold their County Convention for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates for Senators lor the
ensuing year, for the pertecting OF their organi-
cation, and for the transaction Of any other busi
ness that may properly come before it, at the
CITY HALL in Worcester, on THURSDAY,
the Ilth day of October neat, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
The several towns in the County are request
ed to send delegates to said Convention, in the
proportion OF three delegates for each represen'
tative, to which they may respectively be entl-
tied, in the General Court. They are also re-
quested, forthwith to form their political organ
ization Tor the year, and to report the same with
a list of their officers to the Convention.
Per Order of the County Committee.
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HIDDEN DANGRs AT SEA. Our readers
will no doubt remember the sudden appearance.
some eighteen years ago. of small island, and
very soon alter its nearly as Sudden disappear.
ance, of Sciacca, on the south west coast Of Sic
lily. region noted in past ages for its sub marif
volcanoes. Accounts from Malta by the ever.
land mail report that the Terrible steam frigate.
sent to take soundings on the shoal, had return
ed alter finding the water much shalower than
1t is marked on the charts, and another shoaI of
much e. eater extent not marked at all, which
leads TO strong presumption that some volcanic
action is in progress. For the more mnutely
examining the new shoal, the Rosamond steam.
sloop, OF less draught Of water, was despatched
IRON Malta on the 22d. and had not up to the "a h
yetrsturned. Sir william Parker, the comman.
fer'i chiei in the Mediterranean, had also de-
spatched from Malta several of the launches of
the ships in port, accompanied by the Oberop
and Spitfre steam sloops, to seek for (by drag
glng) hidden rock, which, though said 10 have
been seen by several Greek and Maltese sea.
men, during the past forty years, is still classed
among the doubtful dangers, and upon which. il
is supposed, the Earl OF Auckland steamer struck
in March last, situated from 81 to 95 miles due
east OF Malta.-Lon morn. Chron.
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Dancing School,

MI kS. III. GILMORE proposes the formation
w of classes in the above accomplishment TO commences
on FRIDAY, Oct 4h, and to continue course of twelve
Lessons. MIR G. assures the public that his is thorough
system Of teaching graceful manners, perfect etiquette
and good behavior generally with genteel accomplish
ment OF Dancing In 81! lie various ferms.
Particular attention will be paid correcting the crude
and unheal by position the body which youag pers
are too apt this fault should be overcome AMI
they taught TO be graceful in walking sitting and stand
ing, as well as Dancing. Another thing much
ed in the young will be strictly attended TO- is the
modula ion Of the Voice for there is qualification or
accomplishment so essential voice, with clear
ntonaton and correct speakng-in Short his stem is
one to fit any young person for the polished sociey
School VIII consist of two casses-one for Lads
and Misses and another for Young Ladies and Geptles
men. Tuition for adults So; Children, S.
Those wishing to attend will please leave their names
at No. 256 MAIN STREET, or address w. II. GILMORE,
through the Post Office
l1FA meeting for the choice of Managers, will be held
at my Daguerreotype Rooms, THIS friday EVENING
Sept 26. d
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In March last grand combined attack was
made upon three principal depots at New Ces.
tres, Trade Town. and old Cestres, on the borders
OF Liberia. The attack was conducted nv de-.
tachment OF French sailors and mariners from a
Vessei OF the French squadron; and the Libetian
militia. Inc U. s. corvette Yorktown drew up
wtnln cannon shot, and observed the progress OF
the affair. The French aud Libetisns were per.
fecy successful, taking and burning the slave de-.
pots, capturing their piratical proprietor, Antonio
Rodriguez, and liberating from their irons forty.
one African prisoners
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HOTEL ROBBERY. The rooms of three gen.
tlemen at the American House, Worcester, were
entered on Monday night, and the pockets of the
sleepers robbed OF whatever money they con.
tanned. One OF the occupants, Hon. A. Dewitt,
OF Oxford, had fortunately on the evening preyi
Gus deposited severa thousand dollars in the
bank John Metcalt, Esq, Of KanesvIle, Ohio.
occupied one OF the rooms, and lost all his mon.
eY,
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

II short communication appeared in the Spy Of
Wednesday in the absence of the editor from home in
relation 10 the Boston Republican, which, trust il is
hardly necessary for US to say could not have been
published with the knowledge Of the Editor. However
we may disagree with friends in relation 10 the poll
cy OF any measure, il is our way to treat them with
coertes1 aud Iespocl
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

'IH. iAfLoR AND HIS CABIEET BRADY, the
s'e''an a''s' IN New York, has published large
0siaPnic pTnl Of Gen. Taylor and HI, Cabinet, from
'sgoerfeotypes taken by himself The print is now for
sae al of0uts Bookstore at iLe very low price cf cne
dollar. ~" P'''e " 'n'
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where the deliberations are now conducted bv
two Esterhazys ~
me Hungarian fortress of Munkacs surrender.
Internationally to the Russian general Karlowies
. IL is said to be the intention of the Austrian
~ n'heht 10 grant an amnesty to all the irnpe.
rial officers OF Magyar race, who ioiped the ro
oeiilon, and to proceed leniently with all the
others. '"'
TURKEY According to the Partisan Journals,
leuers which have arrived in Paris, by the Lew
ant mail, state that the Russian and Austrian am
oassadors at Constantinople have demanded the
aehVery OF the Hungarians who have taken shell.
ter on the Turkish territory Turkey, it was
thought' would make every effort not to WELD
this demand.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

Decline IN RaiI,oay Stock Rliway stock
continues to decline in price; the following is a
comparative view of the prices Of shares in the
principal railways tor the years 1915 and l649 ;
Par valua l0I5 1910
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

lHE uoLD hXCITEMENr. The National In.
'ellIgencer publishes the following extract from
letter received in that city, "frotD gentleman
27th: ''
me California excitements the greatest hum.
ouS OF an 'lme. There is much gold in the
soa'. y Uut III most cases mtn cannot clear
out niue beyond his board, While the Lbor is ot
the hardest and most exposing kind. Somn ra ~
nave luck, and make largely within a short limo
Whlch Is Tumpeted everywhere for ef ~
/" "iie worked did not get enough TO buv NV
DoHtd ltls well understood here that certain
oincers nave written home in an official capscit,J
inote favorable accounts than This. Those who
,el'ain among US, ii they have any generous
oelnSs leH mem, must depore the part thew
'a'G 'dAeh "heh they behold hundreds and thou.
sdnds now landing here, with high homes that
(alaSD } will never be realized. am At ,bis
place. on my way from San Francisco TO Los An.
ge'oS' where design settling if | like it.
SACRAMENTO Cry. Our little citv is grow.
ing with rapidity unequalled bv any madam
town save San Francisco in Alta Cahtornia anJ
one can scarcely keep trace of the dailv imnrov,
mehtS which labor and genius are exerting to
,'lse magic city, where few months aeo tbe
deer and buffalo grazed unmoested unon the
banks ol the beautiful Sacramento. And ours is
ieai CITY 100, not paper town. like MANY we
could name; not 80 Buffalo water. lot specula.
'Ion' Dut genuine timber and canvass city, re-
piete with industry, enterprise, trade, and com
merce; and SO thoroughly Americanized are VIC
III an our customs, that already one fancies him
sell IN the States. You may purchase YOUR
breakfast at the Washington Market, dine at
eweeny's and drink your glass at the shades
You W Ill meet with but few or no idlers, each
seems intent on making bis fortune, and that
speedily. Loads OF Yankees are arriving hour.
Iy' and the retail ira !e established by the ad.
venturers will almost equal Chatham or Catha.
rine streets Placer [Socromento) Times.
CURIOUS MErAMoRPHOs he following
statement is made in reference to the Chanel on
IN bridge by Senal Castle, erected by King
FL Yard in memory OF his I-fated brother, Duke
OF tutisnd' slain on the spot by Lor,! Clifford in
lhe battle OF Wakefield-l46O.
(" This Chapel has undergone curious metamor.
no IS since that period, having been employed
'ucc sssively as an exchange, a warehouse. am
old clothes shop fax dresser's shop a news
room, cheese cake house, dwelling house.
corn factors office, and [nnthIy i taylor shop
Etectic Nag. Jaa. 40.
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4. o. of D. Il.

eolNslGAMoND LODGE, No 4S,wiI hereafter hold
us meetings at the Masonic HALL Heywoods Block
No. I5S Main Street Per order
Sept 27. dat g. + wilson S,u,
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VI There was congress of Railroad people at
Springfield Thursday, Tor the purpose of arranging
through night line between New York and Boston. via
the New Haven and Springfield, and Springfield and
Boston roads
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

u The case OF Bishop Onderdonk is exciting aten,
tonn New York again. in view of the eay meeting OF
the Protestant Episcopal Convention. strong e6t,r,
OF the Bishop will be made is reported and tla, DR.
Tying himself, one Of his former strongest opponents in>
tends 10 support his restoration 10 EpiSconal f,nco,s
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

% An address to the inhabitants of California has
been published by the American and Foreign Ant>
Slavery Society, and can be had gratis on application
TO William Harned 81 John street. New York. II is
hePed every friend of freedom who is going 10 CaIor,
MIA will take copies Of This address with hun,
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

CALIFORNIA. The Belfast Republican saws
it received from San Francisco hand. bill, issu
ed before the recent election, calling upon the
inhabitants to svote the Republican ticket" and
to "support the regular nominations for the State
Convention to form Constitution for California,
which shall secure TO every citizen civil and re-
gious liberty, the election of all officers by the
people, universal suffrage, preemption rights,
and distribution of the public lands to actual
settlers, non imprisonment for debt, and the pro.
hibition Of SLAVERY in any form, to be submitted
to distinct vote of the people" A letter to the
Windsor Journal, in speaking of the Convention
to be called to form State Government, says
"The great question will be Slavery or no Slav-
cry. Free Soil is bound TO carry the day."
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

u Mrs liaiIes The Quaker gantess died at Toronto,
Canada, last week. The ofdealh was dysenter,
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

W MR CAsTAkIs, the Greek gentleman is now on
WISH to this city with his lady and warm, greeted by
many old friends. He has been lectuIiDg in various
parts OF tie country, with great suecess lie has been
urged to repeat his lee ures to oLr citizens We hone
lie may be induced 10 do so.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

u lbe ecltor nj the New Oreans Pcayune has cy
amned several specimens of manufactured cotton goods
consisting OF eoaonades, ginghams, osnaburgs trings,
san oucK bed ck striped shirting, &c, from the Bell
Factory" Huntsville, Alabama. These samples, the
editor say, are the first OF Southern manufacture which
have ever been sen, TO the New Orleans MARKET and the
bestjadges pronounce them in every way equal if not
SUI eIlor 10 similar goods manu- featured at the Mouth
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29
MARRIED

MARRIED,
In Woonsocket, RI, Sept 23, Mr. William Yourg +,
Miss Susan hvrr, both Of Nnrthbridee
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29
DIED.

DIED.
In shrewsbury, Sept 25th, Henry Arthur only child of
Henry b. and Mary J. Gill 5 mos nm" VI
In spe 1cer Sept IL, MIR Horace w. Rice 22
The Daily spy., 1849-09-29

SEPT 18th, between Laurel ST. Church ana Wa-bino
~ Ion Square, dral 'Iored Chair Cnsaicn IN finder
VIII confer a favor by leaving il al T. q 0 x EARLE's
Lumber Yard. dIC Sent 90 -
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BOarders Wanted.

1--WE SIX Gentlemen C IN be accommodat.l with
Board at No. 23 Thomas Street
Sept 29. d3w* s. GoODNOw
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u The New York Herald accuses John'M CLAYTON.
the Secretary OF Sale, with favoring the Philadelphia
North American with important information concernno
he affairs OF Government, which is kept from other
newspapers ll ubished in the American 1t saws also
that MIR c. has interest Of $50 OOO in iat neu.nan
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BE WlSE.-No time must be lost by the use
Of foolish remedies, such as bleeding, or murcury,
for they both only put off the evil day to make II
more fatal. Even in infammatory diseases, bleed
ing never eught to bs resored to, for in nine cases
out of ten it will take away the power Of nature to
effect the cure, even when aided by Brandreth's
Pills. They can take out the impurities from the
blood, but alas! they cannot put new blood into
the body, this requires time, but they can degen.
crate old blood, but the old blood must be there.
II is at all times easier to eradicate mercury from
the system and restore the mercuralized being to
full health than il is to effect the restoration of the
man who has repeatedly been bled Bleeding and
the effects Of opium are the greatest antagonists
The Brandreth's Pills have to contend against
Let therefore be wise, and when sickness assais
US, abstract the disease out of the blood, not the
blood out OF the body which bleeding does. .r
Now, Brandreth's Pills not only purihes the
blood, but they lesson the quantity, at the same
time they make the quality better. They only
take the worn out parts from the blood, those
which, il retained, would be source of disease.
The good effsc,swhich are derived from Brandreths
Pills have to be felt to be believed. The seeds
of decay can be constantly eradicated by their
and he Principal Of Lite--Ihe eBlood-strength-
sned. Thus protracting vigor of body and mind
the ialtering step and the enfsebled intellect.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Be very careful and 60 to the Agent whtn you
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure If the
genuine article, When you purchase Other wise.
inquire whether the person selling them know the
Pills he offers you are genuine Brandreth Pills :
Every man knows whether the article he offelsyou
is true or false. Beware Of ofcheats! a04 ti.ii 10
To insure the full benefit of these cele,,r ted
Pills, they should be kept in the house, SO thai uIn
the 6rst commencement Of sickness, they may 70
at once resorted TO-. One dose then is bettertt an
dozen after disease has become established he
system. Der.
The .BRNADRETE's PILLS are sold iM 2,
cents per box, at DR.. B. Brandreth's Principal
Office, 81 Broadway, New York, and by tie
following duly authorized Agents
go-A fresh supply Of the above Pills, justr =.
ceyed by the following AGENTS. saie1s I'D
J, R. & J. H. MORRIS, Woodsield.,
WIN. STEEL, Stafford fo4J i11 2a4-t1
JOAN r. WHARTON, Carlisle. % iaa ,aifH
-. M. ROUND, Supmerfeld.s ,ea7 Il IL .liof
]. F. BIDENHARN s. Co., Malaga,
H. ROUND, Sarahsville, Morgan co.
WEIGH g. THOMPSON. .Bealsyille. gsr.4
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4sh'ss gssP RO ssP,E CT u $500 G
The New Constitution

We shall issue, during the summer, a PAMPHLET
wEEKLY, l6pag es, in form for binding, under the
title of THE New CONSTITUTION. commencing
| abot the 1st Of May next. and to contine ,sia
months, making work Of 400 pages, with tt
TIE PAG = and INDEX at the close, for reference,
for ONE DOLLAR single copy. y 3
For fue dollars seven copies, and for fen dollars
| fifteen copies. Thus ten dollars will purchase
| 5000 pages Of close reading matter. assssi
| The work will favor what its name purports, a
NEW CONSTITUTION, yetit will admit able
aud well written articles all sides of every qnes.
ton, and those who read il may see what is said
by all parties. II is by this means alone that the
people can arrive at sound and just conclusion.
We therefore invite all writers who desire TO treat
the subject fairly, as correspondents OF The
NEW CONSTITUTION. So j. -
The design of our work Isl lst, to enforce the
necessity Of frequent recurrence to first princi
ples-2d, to show the importance of the funda-
mental law corresponding with the growth of our
state and the ''progress" of liberal sentiments
3D. the security OF natural rights by charter made
aud adopted by the people tbeuselves-the expe-
riencs of the past developing and directing the ne
cessities of the future s' s. iF3-ta. i-44ssas
A total reform of oul Judiciary system and the
The election of ALL OFFICERS BY THE
PEOPLE! .i,l ioS. .i.f.ss,s! a.sl
No increase of the State Debt. except by a vote
of the people themselves. ~. 9fr sm rs
A system OF common schools and Of education,
worthy the age and the state. n
No legislation, but what the people can reform
or annul when found injurious as9
These are few of the principles. hastily thrown
together. which shall receive the attention Of
"The New Constitution. .f,
Long have we looked forward to the time hen
we could perform our duty in contest of the
kind now before us, and we enter the lists full Of
courage and full OF hope
There Is progr essing, reforming, radical spirit
spreading over the civilized world. and let Ohio
not be the last to partake OF the regeneratng
spirit N
GJ-Ail Post Masters are authorized to receive
and act as agents generally. Money
always in advance. tY
gJ-Friends of The New Constitution every
where are also requested to act as Agents and
U-Subscriptions should be early forwarded,
that we may have some data by which We can
the proper number of the work to begin
with ~ S. MED AIRY.
COLUMBUS, O., March l649.
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medicine possessed SO much virtue, and hat
power to heal so many diseases. But since 1t IL
well known that more than 10000 persons have
been cured, our friends will begin to realize the
truth of our remarks, which were made about six
months ago iz: that there would not be family
in America who would live day without possess
ing box Of McALLISTER'S .dH Healing ONT
me,lt, If they but knew its virtues.
McAllister's ALI Healing Ointment restores per.
spiration in the system. BY this means it opens
those avenues through which Lature carries of the
Impurities within, and thus relieves the body of
disease. 1t is thus that it cures Consumption, Fe-
vers. Scrafula, Erysipelas, Asthma, Salt Rheum,
Sick Headache, Quinsy, Sore Throat. Rheuma-
tism, Scad Heads, Pains in the chest, side and
back; Dyspepsia, Poisons, Sore Breast, Deafness.
Cutaneous Eruptions, Sore Eyes. Inflammation of
the Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chilbains,
Piles, Worms, Agues, Cold Feet, Liver Com
plant, Ulcers, and all Fever Sores, Infammations
Of every kind. Sold by $1,000
A. Sc s. Hendry, General Agents for Ohio, also,
J.R. & J. H. Morris, Woodsfeld; g-.,
VIM. Steel, Stafford;
Talbot & Wernecke, Malaga, "'
Peter Dorr, MiltOnsburg; r. f.-t
John NJ Round, Summerfeld;
J. E. 4 C. A. Boyd. Carlisle. ...-.r
VIM. g. J. Myers, New Castle;
Hanes g. Pancoast. Jamestown;
Anshutz, Pollock & Co., Clarington;
Isaac Welsh g. Co., BeaIlsville.
Nov. rs, 184S
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Sunfsh Railroad.

Notice shereby given that books will be opened
to receive subscriptions to the capital stock OF the
Suntish Railroad Company, at Woodsfeld, on
Monday the 23rd of April, at jamestown on the
18th, at Clarington on the 26ih, at Beasville on
the 9th, at Malaga on the 2sth, at Louisville on
the 30th, at Miltonsburgh May the lst, at Calais
on the 2nd, at Summerield on the 3rd, at Carlisle
on the 4ih, at Stafford on the 5th, at Graysyile on
the 7th, al Antioch On the Sth, at Sardis on the
oh. and at New Castle on the 10Th. . .,
The books will be opened at IL o'clock. Sew
eral gentlemen will be in attendance to address
persons present on the subject of the Railroad.
JOSEPH MoRRIs,
JOHN KERR,
'es.j y IA NATHAN HoLLIsTER,
I WILLIAM 0KEY,
JOHN M. KIRKBRIDE,
4tN ~ t THOMAS WEST,
~ --Fis-ti 'Ha JOEL +. RANDOLPH,
STEPHEN PANCoAsT,
STEPHEN ATKINSON,
JASPER MALLORY,
~ j. ~ & HENRY FoRD,
eHII gs #e JOHN SINCLAtR, sT
March 81 CoIporators names in the act.