Prototype for PowerSeller::PowerSeller does not match any in class

I'm still fairly new to inheritance and polymorphism, so forgive me. I'm writing a group of derived classes using Scite editor in Linux, and am receiving a compile error stating that my value constructor implementation doesn't match the prototype in the header file.

powerseller.cpp:9:1: error: prototype for \u2018PowerSeller::PowerSeller(std::string, std::string, std::string, std::string, std::string, std::string, std::string, std::string, std::string, std::string)\u2019 does not match any in class \u2018PowerSeller\u2019 powerseller.h:15:3: error: candidates are: PowerSeller::PowerSeller(const PowerSeller&) powerseller.h:13:3: error: PowerSeller::PowerSeller(std::string, std::string) powerseller.cpp:7:1: error: PowerSeller::PowerSeller()

Here's my header file. The value constructor is the one throwing the error.

#include "seller.h"
#ifndef POWERSELLER_H
#define POWERSELLER_H

using namespace std;

class PowerSeller : public Seller
{
public:
    //constructors  & destructors
    PowerSeller();

    PowerSeller(string fName, string lName, string id, string email, string loc, string date, string numOfStars, string numOfItems, string webAddress, string yearItems);

    PowerSeller(const PowerSeller& other);

    ~PowerSeller();

    //member functions

    void setWebsite(string webAddress);

    void setYearItems(string yearItems);

    virtual void print();

    virtual void read();

    //overloaded operators

    bool operator ==(const PowerSeller& rhs);

    PowerSeller & operator =(const PowerSeller& rhs);

    //overloaded ostream

    friend ostream & operator <<(ostream& os, const PowerSeller& rhs);

protected:
    string website, items;
};
#endif

Here's the implementation

include "powerseller.h"
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;


PowerSeller::PowerSeller(){}

PowerSeller::PowerSeller(string fName, string lName, string id, string email, string loc, string date, string numOfStars, string numOfItems, string webAddress, string yearItems): Seller(fName, lName, id, email, loc, date, numOfStars, numOfItems){
    website = webAddress;
    items = yearItems;
}

PowerSeller::PowerSeller(const PowerSeller& other):Seller(other){
    website= other.website;
    items = other.items;
}

PowerSeller::~PowerSeller(){
    website = "  ";
    items = "  ";
}

My ultimate question is: Why is the compiler still showing that PowerSeller's value constructor only accepts two string arguments when I've altered it in the file to match the implementation?