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,WISTER-Old winter seems to have come Tn ear nest And now that the evenings are long, would It mot be we'll for young mechanics to get up deba- ting society?

 Societies of this sort may be made to conduce to the most important interests. We printers, who may per haps with impunty be somewhat proud Of an occupa- ton once graced ard honorcd by FrcA'" are prnn' to offer him as an example to all young men. And we are so fortunate herein to nave the rord on ou side in this respect.

 Franklin labors with the compeers of his youth III the work of selfinstructng, were attended with the greatest success-and followed by national benefits His matured opinions these tavorite societies to1 mutual instruction, may be gathered from his autob ography, which, together with his entire works should be in the hands of every young man, whatever may be his station in life