The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27
Soaps.
SALE OF SLAVES.
RECORDER ENLARGED.
No Increase Of Price.


THE RECORDER is now presented 10 its patrons
in enlarged form, equivalent 10 an addition Of
about five columns to lis former size. without any in
crease Of price. To accomplish this object we have
incurred considerable expense, and must rely upon
generous public for increase Of patronage to enable
us TO meet the expenditure
We have not been without encouragement Tins far
in the undertaking. Though the increase Of our sub
scripton list since we proposed TO enlarge has been
slow, u has been regular and now that we have full
filed our promise, we think we may confidently expect
a more rapid increase.
We have now facilities for receiving news almost
equal to any other portion Of the State and il i our
purpose to make the Recorder as valuable as we can
by care diligence aud attention. In addition 10 the
Of The day, will as heretofore devote especial
attention 10 our Agricultural department. and NO sub
jet proper for newspaper, whether of morals politics.
science or arts, shall pass unnoccd in our columns
Il vii ~ our aim 20 make the Recorder one Of the best
family papers in the State, embracing all topics of in
teresi-beng aware that many Of subscribers takc
hut the one paper
The Recorder will continue 10 advocate those prin-
ciples both in reference State and National potcs
for which i has commended for more than thirty
new party has recently sprung into cxistence known
as tie American or Know Nor,hing party ayowing
principles IN armony with those held by US for many
years The party itself i ntc, but the principles are
0h Believing those principles 10 BE- correct and he
s
i well calculated TO the objects aimed at viz:
that "Amcrieans shall rule America y that Roman
Catholics vii knowledge the tempors ,inrcfnaet ~
the Pope shall L excluded from political control m this
country and that the Union shall be tranqulized nv
putting down the agitation 81 the slavery question
which has disturbed the harmony Of the sia.es for
quarter 81 a century 1--WE shall rejoice In their tri-
umphs. Aud when the contest i made 10 turn upon
these principles alone, shall moi hesitate 70 give tbem
such aid asour ability will enable Us 10 give and stce
may require. We shall mt strike the Wing aas 10 al
battle for any party but with the old Star Suan
gcd Banner, ever dear 10 good Wings. floating over
US, We shall pursue steady course and we pi,~ume
The American party will not reject ally uudcr this
flag.
But L s unnecessary for US 10 say more in regard 10
our rrlncplcs--the paper i well known IN the eoun-
ties Where We look iUr patronage With increased IA
cilitics ior improving department.. aud with
enlarged space for other matter We shall cndcavor 20
deserve success, and therefore earnestly appeal 10 re-
ncrnus puhictar such increase of patronage a. viii
sustain our enterprise.
TERMS, As BEFORE. VIZ.
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and fiity Cents, il noi paid within three months .,
Three Dollars il payment i delayed until after the n.
piralion 81 Tie year.
10 Club Of sx AZ ono Office. six papers will be
sent one year of Ten Dollars paid II time Of sbscrib
ing.
Subscriptions will II received for less time ,hsr
year upon the payment II the cash but no paper win
BE- discontinued until al aIearagcs are paid unIes. n
our option.
d. IIEARTT & SON.
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