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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06
Election Notice,

MerD'S office ENtoa.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
will be held on the first Wednesday in Novcm-
Der, next Chat being the seventh day Of said
month. at the usual places of holding dec
tons in Cecil county, that is:
For the First District a. Cscilton,
For the Second - attnc>aP cakc City,
For the Third AT Elkton.
For the Fpulth g at Fair ll;ll,
! For the Fifth at North East.
For the Sixth :" al Rising sun.
For the Seventh g at Port Deposit,
For the Eight = at Mt Pleasant.
And the election 50 10 he held is for the
purpose Of voting Tor the following officers !;
a Comptroller of the Treasury;
A Lottery Commissioner
\ Commissioner Of Public Works, in thc
4th District of the State, composed of the
eight counties on the Eastern Shorc)
\ Member Of Congress in the Second Con.
>grc> suna District
\ Judge IF the Circuit Court for the 9Th
Judicial District
Three members Of the House Of Delegates;
\ State Senator;
\ Sheriff;
A States Attorney
Three County Commissioners:
Three Judges of the Orphans Court;
County Surveyor:
And Justices Of the Peace, Constablcs and
Road Supervisors, for the several Election
Districts, respectively according to acts of
Assembly, 1852 chapter 57I; and 1858,
chapter 800, as follows:
For district number one two Justice of
the Peace. two Constablcs and one Road SUI
PEI visor;
For district number two. two justices
the peace, two coustahlcS and one road supc1-
SOr
For District number three, three jus tees
Of the peace, two constablcs and one road
SUPERVISOR;
For district number four. two justices Of
the peace, two conStahlcs and one road super
visor:
For district number five, three justices OF
the peace, two constabics and one road super
visor
For district number six. three Justices Of
the peace two cunStablcs and one road surer-
yi>or;
For District number seven, three justices
Of the peace, two cUnstables and one road
supervisor:
For district number eight, two justices of
the peace. two conStab,S and one road super
visor. ROBERT NJ. WAI.AISI.EN, Shin.
Vet 'th 1919 tie Of Cecil County.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06
STRAY HOGS.

GAME to the premises Of the subscriber
" near Cherry Hill, about the first of..n-
gust, two stray hogs. The owner is request.
cd to come forward. prove property, pay
charge and take them away.
Oct 3H NM. C.. HASSnX.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

NenG's office EAion.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
will be held on the first Wednesday in Noycm-
Der, next Chat being the seventh day Of said
month at the usual places of holding dec
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-10-06

The King of Naples has sent his apologies
to England and France for the recent insults
Mazzini's revolutionary manifesto to the
Ncapolitans has been published.
Breadstuiis. Wheat has been less active
Sales of new American rcd at lis Sd Is
Cd white Us. Flour 40s q Ils.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-31

of this statement of the interference is desired
to be known call on Mr. Claybrooke.
Iappeal to the press of Nashville, appeal
to the Browns, Houstons, Meigs, Foggs, Ste
veusons, Ewings, McEwips, TrimbIes, Under
woods. Coxes, Tbompsons Hardings, Councils,
Whitworths, Johnsons, Heads, Donaldsons, and
Guilds, and all others who feel an interest in
this enterprise, to come forward and consult
and unite in seme action to avoid a sacrifice so
great. Sra aFr r-9 assg
Allow me to stimulate you BY the relation
Of fact which exists in this community. One
man in Marion county took $4,000 of the
bonds of that county, another 10000, a bank
er in Louisville 10000. The whole $500, 900
win likely be taken in month at fair prices
That is subscription to build branch 81
miles long. The various counties in Kentucky
are entering the market for their bonds. When
has Tennessee failed to be by the side of Ken
tuckyl Can yon lose? You viii have your
own bonds-by becoming tile owners Of your
own paper-you make one of the greatest
roads in the nation and thus enhance your for
tunes.
Allow me to call your attention to a bin be-
fore your Legislature to allow owners of real
estate to free it from railroad taxation by the
purchase and surrender of bonds and transfer
of stock. To another to allow the counties to
avail themselves of purchase of their own
bonds, by levying a direct tax in money in
shorter time, and execute bonds of the demon
ination of 800. Would it not be wise to re-
quire additional security from free banks of 20
per cent, to be in County bonds make these
suggestions to wiser heads than my own, in
Difference.
appeal to your pride, | appeal to your in
terest, | appeal to your patriotism! to convene
and devise some plan to avoid ruinous sacri
fee of the best paper ever offered in market
will give in short time the estimated cost
of graduation and bridging, between Bowling
green and Nashville. Respectfully,
JOHN L. HELM,
..t. " Pres't L. & ~ r. r.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad

Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
To THE EDITORS or THE DAILY PATRIOT:
trust this community will pardon an exhi-
bition of the anxiety which prompts this CON-
munication.
The liberality which is displayed in the bills
passed by the Legislature of Tennessee to for
ward the progress of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, has attracted the attention and
awakened a lively sensibility in the citizens OF
Louisville and the counties along the line, and
inspired new hope aud confidence in the early
completion of this great enterprise.
/ hope, however, the people of Davidson
and Sumner, will pardon me for again calling
their attention to one important matter. The
time set apart to accomplish this work is
known to you all. To meet the expectations
of your people will require monthly expen-
diture of about $4,000. How is this money
to be raised is the question. The only means
at the command OF the company are County
Bonds. Their intrinsic value il known 10 you
all. Shall those bonds be sacrificed and the
profits thrown in the hands of strangers, at
such sacrifice as TO greatly jeopardize, if not
postpone the road, is question for comma
nifty full Of means, rich in resources, with men
tai and financial capacity, equal to any to be
found 10 any country to determine.
1t may be truthfully said there is now no
demand ia the usual market for such securi-
ties. Allow me TO call your attention to a
singularly significant fact.
Bonds OF Davidson County have been for
warded TO some of the German States for sam
pie and sale, aud are about to be returned for
the reas1a, that articles appear in their papers
giving warning against securities from slave
States, intiInating a reason the probability
of a dissolution OF the Union, and the conse-
qaent oyerrunning and prostration Of the slave
States. This comes from Abolitionists; prompt.
ed by one of two motives: A concerted and
determined plan OF operation 10 crush any ef-
fort calculated 20 strengthen and deyelope the
resources Of the South or To depreciate those
securities by appealing to the Preiadices Of
capitalists abroad, and become themselves the
owners Of those securities at high profits and
hold the South tributary 10 them. We cannot
shut our eyes against what we see. nor turn
deaf ears 20 what We hear. Nor can the fact
be disguised that this nation is in crisis.
Bat that the South Is TO be overran can only
be expected when there ID not blade Of grass
left, nor an ineh Of ground 20 stand upon, and
but ons and that the Lass ditch In which we
may tan. Should not Tennessee aud Kentucky
be linked together BY band Of iroa and make
their destiny 9 common one. II the certainty
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-31
A Brace of PapaI WORTHLESS.

Some of those pre-eminently worthy Of
ficials, whose duties pertain equally to the
salvation OF souls and the temporal affairs
of mankind, the Bishops of the Roman
Catholic Church, have singular notions of
propriety and duty Most of them are
foreigners, and not comprehending Ameri-
can politics or American institutions, they
perpetrate many blunders which would dis
grace men having less pretensions to learn
ing and intelligence. An eminent example
of this is found in the controversies Of
Archbishop HUGHES with Senators CAss
and Brooks The display which the dis
tinguished prelate made of himself in those
controversies, was anything but creditable
to him either as christian or a man.
When such worthless as he make an eXhi-
btion of themselves of a character to
cause their disciples to blush, if they have
not lost all sense of shame, the public ought
not to be surprised at the maladroit move
ments of lesser luminaries. This much, by
way of preamble to a notice of couple of
the Pope's vasSals-the Bishop of Dubuque
and Priest at Hartford. The former ap-
ponds 10 his private and official correspon-
dence, IT Matthias, Bishop of Dubuque"
and the latter responds to the reverend
title of Father Hughes" The oracle
Matthias has prurient ambition which
prompts him TO appear in the papers His
last effuSion comes before the public in the
St. Louis Leader, papal journal, aud reads
as follows:
DuBueUE, December 4, 1855.
To the EfitOr Of he Leader.
DEAR SiE-The trst time you have an OPP
portnnity oil writing on the Know Nothing
Order, you could mention the following short
anecdote which took place this week 10 our
hospital A Know Nothing was most kindly
admitted into II, and treated by the Sisters of
Charity with the utmost care aud attention.
The day before he died, be asked a pious wal
ter for i've dollars. The yonag nan said he
would give Il, II he would only reci,e the
Lords Prayer The Know Nothing refssed say
ING II haze that mail" On thesame das one Of
tie Sisters tried 10 exhort him 20 die we'll.
Then he exclaimed and said 70 her. Madam,
II Won give me any more OF such stuff, viii
insuIt you:n and he died as he had lived. What
an awful DEATH Yours, respectfully,
MATTHIAS, Bishop Of Dubuque.
II any-of our readers can get through
the aboye precious document without com
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Hartford, Dec. Is, 1865.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.


The communication we publish in this
mornings Patriot, from j. l.. HELM, Esq,
President of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company, is entitled to the Sc
rious consideration of the people of Nash
vile and Davidson county There are few,
if any, amongst us, who do not admit the
great Importance Of the speedy cOnstruc-
ton of the projected railroad 10 connect
our city with Louisville. The business in
terests of Nashville have suffered, and are
constantly suffering, from the want of such
a connection between the two cities. We
would NO probably be far wrong, were we
TO say that, since the road has been chart
cred, our merchants, and other citizens,
have lost enough by the irregularity of
transportation on the Ohio and Cumber-
land rivers, to have constructed that por-
ton of the road which lies within the State
of Tennessee. These losses will continue
so long as navigation remains uncertain,
aud so long as the Georgia railroads are
managed es they now are. But they are
mere drop in the bucket, compared with the
immense advantages to the growth, pros
perity and wealth Of Nashville, which We
are not enjoying because this enterprise
has not been pushed forward to completion.
If our citizens would reap the munifcent
benefits which this road would lavish upon
Nashville and Davidson county, at an early
day, it is within their power to dose. They
have but TO give il additional pecuniary aid,
and the thing will be accomplished. Una
BILE to sell the bonds of the county which
have been given TO the Company, unless at
a ruinous sacrifice, President HELM sug-
gests method Of disposing Of them, which,
if acted upon and carried out, will secure
the object desired The purchase of the
bonds by our citizens, besides comforting
substantial benefits upon the road, would
keep at home the money required annually
TO pay the interest on them, and instead Of
going to build up the fortunes of foreign
capitalists. it would still constitute a por-
ton Of the wealth and resources which im-
prove and enrich our city and county. The
examples in Kentucky. mentioned by Presi-
dent HEIN, are worthy of imitation. There
is another example of similar nature,
which we will mention. Ii is striking in
stance Of what individual enterprise can
achieve We aIlude 10 the actiou-sf citi-
zens of North Alabama, who, when they
learned that some bali million of dollars,
or more, were necessary TO secure the com
pletion Of the Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad from Decatur 20 It's junction with
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
and ualesS that sum was obtained the work
must cease, went forward aud subscribed
that much additional stock. paid il up regu-
larry, and have now the satisfaction Of
knowing that by the aid Of their individual
generosity, the road wiz be completed in q
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limo. -432 pr.-Priee 81 25
Beautifully Illustrated with IS steel BY Richie and
IL Wood Engravings from designs Oh ely ~ Darby.
THIS Work undertake With The sanction OF N, chief
eeFsof the Post Dise Department BY gentleman who
has long been and IS still Of the ecl gents OF thar
Departmenis the first Of the kind eyer isS,.d
tioIs Of the Pa Office Etabhreat AMI The anost certain
means which skill and exPereDes we furnished for the de
Re liz and Punishment anders against the nacted
for the security d tie mails ami the inyiOab:y private
correspondence.
Nere his youne been CTR, to the pubic under mere
hearty and universal connentton Of chat enlightened and
powerful censor, the Pass Srisf extracts nom some Of
these maaY fattering E0sices are annexed.
The book will prove Of the entertaining Of the
season enf in vein=s interest sad general
ture, viii rn Pleasant ad iian stock Of popular
light Eteratsre.p-R. y. Epezsias Post
I'VE bound to eOncede to MIR lIobro0Ls narrative OF
his Post Office experiences the of being an exceeding
~ interesting ami suggestive boak."N. y. RerGkd.
The eutes and most ertsning hook have recently
seen sope OF Dir Ho!brooks unvarnshed recitais
beat sn that fnfs in Reynolds monsroseS ard any
one who reads them will realize at that sn
Ives and thrives amid our modem life y Bostq lost
This work comsns iel by the nature Of its subject to
eYry person who eau read book write ettsr"IH-
GdapkiG PsnRsyIgdaiGR
amusing and at the same time interesting work
OF It's KIND, has never been published America fI.
"A well written and musing work from which we shan
maze an extract or two ior the benefit Of The community
l2Afht. SAT. Post .t
1T ab-unds wi sketches OF novel and instructive mat
ter.'-fhti IEQRireF
This book indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining
C0tyttflf
Tbere substance enough il the Incidents plots AMI
Characters obtained in has Sketches TO I'll dozen novels
No pers who has allowed himself to harbor for a
momsnt the fea Of penDg another persons letter can
read The 6' without ,aaadering as 'h rrhul preepce
on which he h IS stood."-ye7o HIUea gistsr,
Published by II. C0wPERFHwAIF & Co. P.la
ss8- For sale by all Booksellers and News Agents.
dec29-eo6t
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Nursery and Fruit Gardens.
TWO MILES NORTH or NAsHyULE.


NEAR The LINE LOUISVILLE NAsHvuLs RAILROAD
f7HE Subscriber has for sale Of the largest
Il select 0rtments Of Budded and Grated EkLsE
TREES ever offered in T. nnesses.
CONSISTING PARrOF
Apples, Pears, Peaches Chetrle Pums Apricots Necta
rines Almonds, English Walnats, spanish Chesnuts, Fill
berts, &C. Besides
Evergreen, Shade Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses
Dahliss, &C.
AlsO-Well rooted and two year old Grape vines-a
OF the best hardy
Every kind and variety Of Fruit this establishment we're
selected with view to their perfect adaptation the sod
and climate Of This and the adj lining States And larger
more healthy and thrifty well rooted
foundin any country.
Trees and Plants packed and labeled TO go safely by
wagon railroad or steamboat any distance
Everything sold at the Nashville Nursery and Fruit Gar
deUs, 10dFTGHted true 20 name.
Packages delivered at any point In the city free Charge
liberal discount made catalogue prices IN sl who
include thousand or trees in a ST. III order.
Catalogues, with and prices, be had gratis on
Application.
Orders solicited and promptly attended TO.
~ Terms-Cash. Prices low. Aa
Address L. O. LISHY
dec2S-3twtwAd Nashville, Tenn.
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few weeks. This was an undertaking that
required O great sacrifice, for they are re-
ceiving no interest upon the money invest
ed, and it may be years before they receive
even small dividend. Why may not our
wealthy citizens eyince like laudable spi-
rit, and purchase our county bonds {
There are other suggestions in the com
munication of President HELM, which We
also commend to the attention of our citi-
zens.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-31
LARGE AND SPLENDID SALE
RICH FANCY GOODS, CHINA AND
Gr,AsNWAR

M LII be soa Monday Dec st. without reserve, az
w b Shields Warehouse 80. a. Public SPARE, large
Articles, &c.
The sale viii consist in part Of Rich Bohemian aad fene
uAn 0lAssvare, b1th useful aud Ornamental
Aso-frencA China feA setts, FeGeA tets Sets, Ccnse
Cups, &C.
AlsoEngish Crystal Cat Glassware IN selts to match.
kho-silFrr plated Casters uith rich Cat Bottles
Besides variety % other Hsels Ana desirable srcles
LADIES' and Graemen respectfully requested 70 altered
As In sAei TITS beautiful collection d gate TOO nnmeroas 70
tassFt or describe minuieiy.
These gods ready os examnA;ian. aud vni Be
sold on Monfay he Sis nss, 10 0'csock, desse
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-31

dee2s sul For sale BY CHARLES W. SMITH.
NO ICE.
HE eO-partnership Of Persins Campbell o., Of This
oy, Is this dsy dissolved by mutual consent either Of
the partners having the Of re Of the Grm in
liquidation. ". ". PERKINS,
W. b. Campbell,
NEw ORLkASs Dee 8, ISts. sAM'L r. WALkkE.
In retiring from the Commission Bosiness return
thanks friends and patrons and eheery recommend
aud late partner ". NJ Psrns altogether
worthy Of their conhdsnce and patronage.
W. o. CAMPBELL,
SAINT p. WALKER.
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THE WELSH PROPERTY
rs Negro M en- and BOYS Wanted.
Ruckwheat Flour.

WANT hire for the year. twenty-five negro men
and boys nom TO seventeen years old TO work in
Tobacco Factory. Apply 70 w, ". MEREDITH,
dec25-ly IS College street.
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C o A L..

ORDERS for the sewanee Co.'S Coal may be len at HICKS
" CHINA HALL, North aide OF the square. Al orders
en there vii be ned the ouo~ins day Large lump,
70 cents Screened Lump, IS Fine Is cents Run If
the Mine Is cents per bushel
The Coal all weighed and customers Of getting
shal they pay for the Cos Yard joining the ~
G. Rail cad Depot. dec99-iwdawtlfeb
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$780, The undersigned would respectfully
NO. nounce 10 his friends, and the citizens Of
Nashville and vicinity that he has returned the city for
the purpose Of pursuing his profession and that he has
ISOLATED with him, the talented Artist. Mr. y ACOUSTICS
wESDER0TH and he feels assured from heir in
other stae their efforts in their profession esnno, fail
to be received with by lovers Of artn tennessee
JOHN W. DODGE.
NAsHvuLE, Dec. "a, 1855.
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AUCTION SALE

AUCIlON SALE
w. u. GORDON & co.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT, 81 January, 1856,
~ will offer at Public Sale, in usual Quantities
1s6 hhds. Fair 10 Choice Louisiana Sugar;
40 barrts Choice Louisiana MoAsses;
270 bags Rio Coffee;
66 cases Baltimore Oysters;
10 do do Fresh Peaches;
10 do do Green Corn;
$50 hoxes Star Candles. N werk Co.
100 y dc do do
90 4 10 do do
100 boxes Taow do
so do Extra No. Soap;
2i4 do Tumblers and assorted Glassware
900 bxs Manufactured Tobacco--an grades
5000 kegs Shoenberger's Nails;
leo Pearl starch;
10 barrels ShultE's Xxx Pale Ale
100 dozen Painted Buckets
With various other articles.
Terms of sale:
All under $500, cash. all $500 and undsr
$4,000 90 days all 600 30 days for approved
EsDORsED notes payable In bank.
dec3-st W. II. GORDON 4 co.
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THE FINE ART s.
Photographic Miniature Portraits.

A EssRs DODGE a wENDEROrH would make known
vi the citizens generally that they have taken rooms
over "ick's China HAM, North side OF the Public SQUARE,
and prepared TN addition q Miniatures
on Ivoryl the new PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE PORT
RATS These Pictures rom iOcket 70 Csoi 81 size
king handsome for the Paror They the
fahnes u the Mirror with the expression and oooriDg
Of life, and arr perfectly lDerEndHeHt
Painted Phot0g aphc copies OF various sizes taken o. DA
gueTreatypes when accompanied with description Of the
COMPLEXION color Of the eyes hair Dress sc Specimens Of
the different Styles painted and plain, can be examined al
their stable. der24-Sa
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Eye and Ear.
Va. q. C0OEA. N. n. IT. l.0UIN. No.
TO MERCHANTS

o0K Al a superior lOE of BLANK SOCKS jaa reesirsa
IL snd inF sale - chA6Lks w. SMITH.
eetas sro
GasSY BAGs-see s.lss ssaeos9 pes s4 easssI
VI extra heavy Ganns bAgs- In store snd or salo b.
n@s8 ". n. GORDON A CO.
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Negroes at Auction.


ON the first day Of January aex viii sell several goo
der2S-a REFS W PORTER
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HAVE reserved extensive and vel psssrted stock
0vnileDeas hootz. The best have had of ATkt-
fhOok DoNHLEsOLE, \ WILL, WELT, and THICK
ruLk. o. the Bed mauu;Acture and make.
GeRts sapss Preach Calf Dress Boots she very aSes
pgtoss. lascssl JOHN RAAA6E-
OyRassoEs ana Con- sol,.-. l,,<. ...,,, .,-,y, an
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-31

The General Commission Business heretofore ndarei by
Perkins Campbell Co. via be conducted without Interrupt
ton ~ W. VI. Perkins, under The style Of
decfe-dsoAWa PERKINS co
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Piano Fortes! Piano Fortes |!

Piano FOrtes Piano Fortes /!
WE now have CSC - College So from So
w the hanuiactory 81 light, Newton 4 1919 ~
Bradbury, II. Worcester, and Haines Bro, h 81 III
Of New York, fine assortment Of Piano -
Fortes; critical examination o: which particularly
invite Professors and all lovers Of 81 sic To those
who superior instrument say do not fail to call
and see Us before you purchase.
deC24 W. 4 X. FREEMAN.
THE WELSH PROPERTY
TTTAS not sold IN saturday, the de-
w tanned The until II er the hour Of sale.
Saturday next The 29h instant the Court house in
Nashville viii expose the public sals-coasstng
Of the
VALUABLE DWELLING
On Cherry street. occupied by Dr. Morton. The House
will be sold with forty feet OF ground The remainder will be
divided into two lots Of about As feet each.
One undivided half Of the valuable Stprehouse and Lot
Market street, occupied by Anderson Co. Cloth
ing Store.
TERNS.-For the improved property y cash. balance in
aud two yeas for notes satisfactorily secured payable
in bank bearing interest For the unimpruved property
cash and the remainder secured above, and without in
terest,
Sale at 1tI'clock LINDSLEY 4 CROCKETT.
y. R GLAsc0CK Auctioneer dec25
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TO THE PuRLIC.

4 MOTHER LOT, Just received by steamer Grape 8
II 100 sacks Buckwheat Fiour-Warranted genuine
ticle. For sale low for CusA, by
dec24-1W Pr HARDCAsrLI