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hi~eseWateti oneida W. n. 7. NuV, p laoi.
tnr,rDr''' .. Il hA4oN, IT.. b, onion osiJ.t,as
y MaDesssoys, Tfnassss
tAADAN-f WSuia ea.s thai SOM tim last spriha1
ioan,l NJ iAlR FotNoogR. ooncisis,f 70 tnrchsie
Dou o. 1irs 4, Alsn' Worlds IIair Rsatorsr g.
and sTe tatfiay lcommenccd usihk H. bht Vory irte-
guary, but Notwithstanding this irrssuiarity found
hat Us inAucpe vas diylnssy visibie fr riLLno oYT
oF HAIR CEASED and locks which before wers qnIte
oRnT, wERE ctNotD 70 htAcK I 10 no, consider thtt
have eysnFa fair triai, bui from whatI have sssn Of
its effects ia case have reason to believe ihat
s capa,le OF accomplishing what - proposes 70 do viz
TO rRErENt THE HlIR FRoa FALLisa orr, sna 20 \
STORE GRAY LOCKS TO rHEIR ORIGINAL Color"
Mas. Q, W CLARK, wi e o. REV ,. W, CLARK, Edi
iorS ladies Rsposiiory.o CinciaaaH, OHIO
u have been using Mrs, s. A, Aliens zolobslsaman
win much aaissetion in dressing my own ard children
aar AhertrYing various articles manufactured Tor The
am feel no hesitation in recommending your SHE
ss'f IhAys ever use1 rvss the haira so glossy
peafanee' and retains 1t 10 arypo>iiion 6esirei"
REv' John Robe Editor gclris,qn A4vo.ais,
BtBa'o, N Y
Your Hair Resoror and d yobalsanuu, ls the best
h've ever inown 1has restored my hair to its naturs
rFrH
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Rgv, NV DEGEN, Ea 9euide 10 Holin,,,.,, ,.l,s,
Mrs. S A Auen's wur as Hair Rest5rer found anon
our her Advertisements insert from ae ual erper =
ment' INT it promotes the growth Of the heir where
a'dness had commenced. we have nov The evidence
our own eyes. We can testify to its effects"
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IrrRovfHENTs.- Water is being introduced
upon Granger and Perry streets. The new Hind
Of cement pipe Is being laid, previous experiments
having proved its practical utility ~
The work Of grading has been commenced upon
Michigan and Long streets, Tho latter win soon
be prepared for travel.
The new Engine House for the use Of Eugine Co.
No. 5. which 10 being erected upon Champlain st.,
near Ontario, is being pushed rapidly forward. Il
will be a convenient and substantial house, and in
a good location.
The stone for paving Vineyard street is on the
ground, and the work will soon be commenced -
The street needs it.
The excavation for the new block upon Seneca
street, near the corner az s. Clair, has been COM
menced.
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ZINC PAINT--20,000 lbs. dry and
.o.i, 6 sTRoSe ARmsTeoNq
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'HU RIP ENI 1 Nllf--I Invoice rcce5yed
,,,,, srfoF6 I "laSEs4roNo
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sold n C!egeland Wy WM' FIshh All - 6I I.OHI
HAMMOND. apIsd2 M6m2l
HAIR DYET HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
Vim. A. BaehGlOF's Hair Dye

The oniy harmless and reliable Due knOl1a.
-' The Original and bost in tho worldl
Al others are mere limitations and should be avoided
JOu wish TO escape Tidicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Rrown Black, without the least
Injury to Hair or Skin s'
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1879, and over $1,000
applications have the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dyes
VIM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces colOr
not to DO Distinguished from nature, and Is WARRANTED
inure in the eashowover long tpaybs coutnped
and the IN oect Of Bad Dyes remedea the Hair iuvisor
Ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied "a private Eoousl AZ the Wig
FactoD, No. 2B3 Broadway N. Y.
Sold I'D all cities and Owns Of the United States BY Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Doaless
V Tho genuine has the name aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
WN A. BACHELOR,
\. nlaI hi. 49,.
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NJ EATSFOOT OLA nice, fresh
IN ar.iclosold " wholesale and retail hy -
amelia srRoNe = AhMsTRoSq,
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WhlIk LEAD-20, 600 lbs. con
w piaHtT on hnnd of aii ND v1fiin4 landi,o nrfr
aus,s ~ siRoNe 4 Aeals
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II heve no hesitation In cortifylrg that Mrs s. A.
Aliens Worlds RostT0r and zyglalsunnm have pro-
drcod all the effects doEcrihsd 10 her adsoT semon Ia
the color and lpure lng tho growth OF !he hair
and woud chez fully Recommend 10 thOf whIae har
ices "
Rsv WEST, Wass'nytOa Place tReeJae 81 BrOosiy
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~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hom@o
patby simphed. No parent should be without
tnis invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Wedde
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'IAHNhRS' OIL--Bank, Shore and
,ug,4 STRONG \ AHhlsfNONo.
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REV A WEBSTER, Ed "carstap Ea," Boston, Mas
aVins used numerous specides littio parposa is
eaiaed Az '',' iug thom b. ofn,value So regard
81 your Worids Hair Rsstorer aud zylobaisamum, VET
ulenus prevailed on mo TO ii. Ihavs done
aofor several months past with good et and entre
lsi'e'iop' eH non HaiAer baid Or oray my hair was
Or anabrittle, but has reEained the sof,nss,
lie years" u (. 'l
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caS TGqS au ss % 199s ' G %
no. S "a to yg f9ISs1Ss say S.ys sq a. sT sa 10 s
ase no. que use one bot e ihe Rosioror eir wonder
n soWotifn safmlsi iirxprcsshie."
nav RJis BaioS QaaiilriS n, Y On
cess,O $ 5'iszs 6s zso6ds e I msm 81 nS%s ss@oT
or TO Snyblog eyer used iof lhe hair and vould fully
RFv b MoRRis cross R,per Wsstehe,isr County Y
who is kaowg trops4oay ]nis state saws h9ow q
c{Ms 3 GilsH's Worlds II ir Rssiurer ana zyiqbal-
REv GEo HEwLINGs. Grsmpori l. T.
"Youare at liberty % use gsas e yoq tliak pIogeII
as recommendation both Of tbs 2Yo0alsamum aud ol
the Restortr"
Church, Rew YORK. Cng
rev sJo'l'n - ". osiswoLn Wasigfon, Nep- Himpahrs
~ have used Mrs S A. Alion's Worlds Har RestoIet
AMI Hair Dressing nnl a hHs ato bel usd by nv vile
.Af A, Aliens preparations are really sfcgei0us 10
isn9'iqsM RlY '5i&sME5P ~ stone GissasSSro Vermont
Il hsSs Used ono boei has ohansed my har and stop
REg JAS HFYT Pa,icr R5f Pr,ssyieqn Church. Or
.I ,nss aS' u,Sd SSd Ms sA Aens Worlds Hair Restorer
aud zyiohasnmqm with ysp areai heneat 10 my fmily
M @ Hea sa e sa sgs aaa9ra s5S ssS
RES' iIP1i' ~ y saRis@oLs BsslnstaS Ess HapsAke
N lais Ageai American Bills Uaioa
"I hs used Aiis. $. a. Aheas Worlds Hair Rcstorr
oni Hair Dfsg los. and Tins also been usok by ny VILE
Sass Ss 'ssSsSs sss %S6 @ Ss'
ON US.
~ We think that n these l to ounvlnce pelhnf iess
lhieR NV ss a5es aS' 4 s Iu hsa hose aiJsiss'T
pnhGvlng thosa, u
These are the only prspaaiiouseEpoF1ed .nnn' qaAH
easniie 10 have the best ua The lowest prced one
bottle Of the hostOrcr eill est 1fhti w" f'' N'
Balsam al5f cdata per bottle A.. ar. a
AddTaas 40 iolloa for iniifihaten Sc " ss ~
irnei In ROD nk h outside wrancrt and "a hlAeA iLA 70
/ % oti0nap asied on boitloe-noneolhef rs
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Cincinnati q ,Fob 10 1867 iis Third 81.
PRoF. woop dear SIR by Tho advice oi tlvpa ef
mine, who had boon rtlE Han Rostorutiye, was
Induced 90 ny n had the feyerfo tame ius May, and
nearly egon a.ir ny head come oy Row ny ahl has
duty and sgmpathy thut % ommunoale 10 oibela
ghu afflicted MS have boo would induce me 90 give
this public vel now edgemnut Of the benefit lave received
Nourkrsspsctfuily.
A. Il. JACOBS
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PgsIIlTIIYl.I5.005 sI,lII =, i5S. bladder and bulk
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Raw II. H. POLLOCK. "a "Pres5yieriaa witness.
CiHriHnaff OHIO

"Itis settled policy adSerso nothing till De
knOiO 1t is what purporls bo Having opportunity, aud
becoming sutisfed OF the merits OF MRS s A. Aliens
Worlds Hair Rostoier und zilohnsamum, would hp
pleusod to iusert adv yortsemeut " Gc
Rev. II CORNELL, CORES. Sec. B0Ird Edueafton
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% If any people in the world ever needed
apostle cast .hoir devils out it is ours who live IN
shs water-ogged country. Tho masmatc poison Of our
swamns and Marshes becomes veritable devil in the
to revo the Agues and Fsvers which shake ani
corch us ALL AYERS AauE CURE is said to bo the
poste need and Of ueighhorH who have ted
,ndro, tte reogrt - T1araai Plano. m
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RFV' r. FAIRcmLD. D D Cor See. Amer. anl
ter. cRraiaH Uaioa, ". y cify.
mrs s A lens Worlds Hair Restoror and zyIo.
oalsamum have been used my family with bsn,aeia
e"soi andl AXE pleasure in oommofing them 10 such
as have occasion to use such Preparations
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81 am heppy to bsur testimony 10 The vaHe an efficacy
Of this nTtpsntioh II Mrs Aliens, 10 The most liberal
sonsa, and alsu thankfully aoknoWedgo the uso OF IN
crring my badness and grlypeaa v
RRv. H. Q SMITH PraffsbHrgh, ~ y.
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,lNShEDf OiL-6O BBLS. H u.
i'sIsii sasil' once. "a STRONG Ar RgisstReEo
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints and OiIa
DRUGS--A COMPLETE ASSORT-
- hIkNn a. refg ltw tfiffr ifn wioll1i 3 trade
.,.,s eIRoNc ARhlefhOEu
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Thai Professor WOOd's Hair ResIoraliYe
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY

w the gr00A aud color OF tho huir ~ used NO OF
three times week, 10 imueinhbe Perfect y
Store III gray rOyfr the bald with natures 0rnahcni,
tue huir make it sof and beHuti1n THAI any oil
aud the lp fBo all Diseases the
age, stat luan Judges Atafn@ss, pctop, rlcrEymen,
Professional aud Gentem and Ladies' Of ul cassos
all the world. bear testimony that do not
much IN It's fnv0r Eend tue iOlNwlug pnd Judge.
HCHpHY GROVE. 81 Charlsh Co., Mo, Nov. 10. 1851.
PROF o., WooD-Dear sir. Some iine Ian sumnleL
induced 20 u your HAIR Restorative, aud
~ fects wonderfu we eel It duty I" you and
the ufi cled rep0rtit.
Our ittlo sons head for time had bs erieotly
covered with sores aud ma called 4 sea d head Ihe
hair almost nnely OF Ia tquence when afioId
setng hi suHerinsa advised Us 10 Souf Restors ve
did with litlu hons at success, hut 70 aurp-En
and that 0 Gl friends low anp ntoas renOyud
the disease entirely and new aud uxufan of.p nj haF
stuttad ~ aud eau nov that our hoy lga
healthy Nuip and Hs uEuiiant GRIP OF hair ohtT
child We can thereto mud dc hereby onimcnd your
N' siuntiye uDruct reugy all dsonsos ~ NO
80 lp sodium Woare yours iesla q iu ", ,
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{ j. KFELER, M. D.. ECLECTIO
SIs -Omoe y Pubic sqnare, residence 2sa Ersr
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TIHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
IL THE HuMAN WIGHT EVER INYENTEDl
In H soL0M0NsON.

r--4o---A=-=:-==s=s.z- Es--s}r.
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PRoF WooD-near Sit; ny h.if had. iO ere. yesIs
beep lroumHg re aluIsy Say aeo,m,naulsd ey ~ "
uhlti frderCd tha cass upplcati0a Of OIL neres
siry la dress t WlHn o0mm iced uslnE yhuI Hair
Rosurnye ub8ui two months aao o. infhat ouditiou;
and hu Rcoutf uadil tn within The hrc las weeks
It has ined 10 its lRtura color anil assumed soess
aud lustr EeA be preferred t0thoe produced hY be
apphcaionoo soi ANY other propaiaoa have ever used
ITegard asan dspeusahe proe for Every lades oile
whether to be ugl Hair hesturstvroT for simple
purpose OF dressing hoaa flying he lm You have per-
mis stpn 20 ref 10 all who Unortuin doubt Of ia
ptrioi minE ell that Il claiuisu ior ~.
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q AI1h UNEADE.-FOr Iubrioating
IA Wegun Axes MIN Granng, ami heavy bearings q
eNcsy descrpi ~ THIS i The cheapest and duable
kind o. Grnnse L. use for this purpose For tale hy
angao w FlSRE,
Umpire SPRING CONGRESS
~ WATER Just received fresh from iht Spring by
aag3 W. flskE.
CHEAP PRESERVE JARS AND
~ BOTTLES A few are still on haLd at the iaNRest
pncos Of any the niIy. y w ElsKN.
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/ .UBlN'S kXTRAOTS--A full as
~ sormeg is- received tegethsT with AZ VARIETY
OF petlumerY aud toilet articles -
tsee y W SAcKRInFR
BRUSHES A fine assortment of
~ Hair and Cloth Brushes, plsu Teeth brushes ofIvoTV
Bone, Buffalo horn and Sandal Wood. Fnrsals by
feha II w SACK RIDER
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CHURCHILL'S HTPOPHOSFBIfES,

{ NHURCHILL'S Hypo phosphites of
~ L,ma md Soda, pretarsd lg j Winchester THIS
5tneay 2r Consunpi"n Of he Lungs and other wssRg
Diseases ha atttautod the cation OF the
ug Ply aps OF our rouuty I'd received their approval
- neeR e great Vaae Rnd very tihien ~ arfestng the
progress OF disonsts hitherto considered laal.
The genuine pr6paraliontoldhy
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9petidI NOtites.

t6i'- For Gas Fixtures ahd Fitlinf, dppiy at
Toqg, ENswoRrH 3 CO. Cor Superior aoneea pc
, 1859-01-28

Also, resolution for the publication Of agricnl-
tuIal reports. The bill was ordered to I've engros-
seq, and lie resolution Was recommitted.
hr. snort reported to amend and pass an act
TO provide fer the completion Of Supreme Court
mouse anu library Of tlirl grand division. Tie
amendment provides that the sum Of SO 900 shall
pS appropriated. Amendment concu red In, auh
bl!l 10 be engrossed.
~. brewer reported upon petition from Alex
amer Counfy relative to removal of county sent
Aue5eol 10 piss an act to conform thereto. Bill
lfaa thsfu time by its title. 1t provides for IN
elsct9n to test the will Of the people to the
ua'saa of county :e1t from Thebes to Cairo, On
sent II. ~ 'S0>"' - A1
MI BUZZ, from Select Committee on resolution
sobce1nlns Immigrants, reported an act to protect
III: ,tM:ulslah!s, and 10 encourage immigration into
lnnols' The bill establishes board of immi-
staiit commissioners in Chicago, also superin-
~ Tnusnt-1he latter to ave Balary not exceeding
f6t,-uo, win tWo deputies, one esch ~ Cairo and
Vulncy These each IL receive L salary Of 5000 per
annum: The duty of these superintcndents tobc.
" o5ul'ish Information and advice to immigrants,
a lia 10 Keel, registry of help wanted AMI Iiuds
.9t ~ sac. B'il read twice, aud 10 be euytpssed.
an; ha'z e2planedt this bill is copied as nearly
o. a. !qcalty will allow from the statute Of New
io1h passed IN le37, and since iu operation.
1ue hlll authorizing towns to incorporate and
auopt ne clarter ofa city vas taken up. Messts,
aaagk, huslbut, Green, Church, Termlyea, Eugle,
Anderson Campbell Of Logan, Euler and Sweit
spoke to the subject.
:. Ar. MACK moved to refer back, with instr.c-
llous 70 report amendments to law LOW in furcc,
Mollon adopted, aud House adjourned
, 1859-01-28
News from the Hannibal and St. Jo-
scph Railway.

scph Railway.
Our readers will remember that we give
them only the facts rs nc find them in regard
to the new gold fields at Pixies Peak. AS
public journalists We eau pursue no other
course, Each must judge for himself as 10
the chances Of bis success. Information Euf-
hcent to induce large emigration early in
the Spring has already been published, and
it is highly important for emigrants to lake
the cheapest and tile quickest routes. Nov,
as heretofore, VIC point overland emigrauts to
Iowa City and Ottumwa, in Iowa, the onc tie
terminus Of the Rock Island and the Nissis-
sippi and Missouri Railways, aud the other cf
tile Chicago and Burlington aud the Bur-
Epgton and Missouri Railways, rs
tue best points Of departure. Fer the
benefit Of those who prefer a moro SOUTH
ern and more rapil route, it gives Us plea
eurc to learn from very Intelligent resident
Of 1bis city who has just returned from Mis-
souri,, that the Hannibal and St. Joseph Raj
way will bc finished by The 20:h Of February.
Thjs, with the Chicago, Burlington aud
Quincy road will form direct line bct,;ecn
this city aud tlc Missouri livcr, sumo FIVE
hundred miles above 81. Louis. A comno-
dions STEAMER is alreuly running on the Mis-
sls~ippi, bctwccn Quincy and Hannibal, 4
distance Of only twenty miles, giving time
for rc4: and re;resbment, ard making very
agreeable variety in tic long run Of some
twruty-iour hours belwccn Chicago and the
Missouri.
Tue early completion Of this uew anu i'm
rortant avenue OF Western travel shculd at
tract tlle attention Of OUT business public. 4
wide and most valuable field is here opened
Tor Chicago enterprise. Let Cur merchants
cultivate it a+siluously aua they will reap
rich reward. 1t is hut JUS. tia: they should
tecond vigorously thr efforts Of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railway to secure
share Of lIc trad: Of Northern Missouri, aud
such portions Of Kausas a. xill lirl i. con-
veulcIt to 4'urchase iu this city. st. Louis
has heretofore had 81 monopoly u this trade,
anu she is making every IF 1rt in her power
10 retain it. Let our merchants spend The
ncxI mouth in visiting Northern Missouri,
and collecting such information as will cna-
bic them to furnish the right kiul Of go"ls
TO that market, and in making themselves ac-
quaiut"d with reliable dealers On the line be-
tween Hannibal alll St. Joseph. For tue
ju'liclous and the cnterrrising tbcre is money
III such efforts. Who will make them and
pocket the coin ~
, 1859-01-28
Trouble IN the Union establishments.
Wendell Rehels
lCor1espo1deIee Of the New York Tmer.1
WAgurycrnx Tnr

Correspondence Of the New York 11mes.1
WAsn1soros, Ja7. ~. 1852.
The las! link il about being brcken between
President Buchanan and hia organ, the Wash
ington Cn1on. Poor Wendell has been duped
until be dnds himself bankrupt. The bargain
Vas that the Administration should use The
0nlon and furnish two editors. to whom Wen.
ecu e9on1d pay h'e thousand dollars each The
President selected Mr. johnson. and the Cabi-
net easied into their service Mr. Hughes. son.
in'law OF Secretary F!oyd's. In consideration,
ing. r.
Such was the contract, but Mr. buchanan sub-
sequently insisted upon division of certain Jobs
with blr. Rice, Of the, ,Ptnnsylpaaiau. uromising
70 make It up. This Wendell agreed to stand.
Ia order 70 keep peace in the family, when 9th.
el demands we're made for division Of ypojls,
nnn aeon ne proprietor Of the Uaioa was left
"lsa nus establishment sinking him many .hou-
sand dollars year. The books show q loss of
l3.oou 1or ths past year-whila the promised
Executive Jobs were either peddled out to other
papers, OF gwen to Wendell to be shared in
parsnefsnip with others, who were clamoripe
1or the means Of e1istence
When the Ptnnsyiraniun WIS sold ont, Wendell
PFoeeeded With lhe job Of Post Office blanks
alone, with fair prospect Of recovering 4 portion
ol ms losses; tut he WAS sent for lew days since
" ~. buchanan, and informed that he must
Place one.balf OF the proceeds Of this Job at the
disposal Of the Collector Of The Port Of Phi,a1el
nh'A' to IL distributed among the needy papers OF
pennsylvania. This Mr.. Wendell most rescect.
July declined to do-and the resul. is now .
Threatened blowing up Of the organ. 1t is ALREADY
1nach out Of tune, As an employe WAS ruanin:
around few evenings since hunting up some cue
TO prepare leader.
>, Tue establishment was sold some months aeo to
leS::s: Appleton Mcdonnell, Of Name, and Ms-
Jor Nicholson, Of Tennessee, who holds mortgage
~ ~ .oe "no;g concern, VAS sent for 10 rAtity the
Ia ~rrtF sn$,,
be executed next morning but it le4ked out that
nignt that Pl1or, Of the South, was going into tue
Statfs, and the Union purchaser refused to sign.
Ihls was the origin Of the REPORT Of Mr. Apple
70! ion,s gong into the Organ. The rumor Is tLat
transaction, ~