A New Volume

With this isue, the Arous enturo upon a new volume, baving completed nu eztnee oí fifteen years, for six-and ahalf of which it haa been under onr aole charge. We do nof propogo to enter upou a retrospect, or to make manv.prorni.se tor the futura. Suffico it to say that in tho past we have dono all our means would permit ro tnake t a wuloome vUitant to the offices and firesidüa of onr raadcra, and that in the future its column will bear testimuny to ihe promptnosa and liboraüty or the negligonco and penuriousness of our patrón. Ii as we enter upon & now year our 6ubscribera will ono and all cancol all balances against thin, we hall go fortvard with a more clieer. ful huart, and the Akocs will reilect our briyhter looks. Is it too much to ak atthia time that uil our subscribers ccrrn to our aid, tiot by opening the hand oi chfirity, hut by paying what iejustly due us ? And mny we not also ask that our friends in tho different sections of the County will aid in extending our circulation and our sphere of labor and uso fulm'ss? We have no "treasury" to snbsir upon, no "'public pap" to fatten on, but m ist trust to a legitímate business for support, and for tliis business must rly mainly upon our Demwcratic friends; we say mainly for we have fiome generous-heartd Republican pat rons whose orders we shall always be glad to fill With these few suggeations we go forward in the work of the new ear, iiiming at euccess and hoping to deserve and attain it.