-Aarritasee. s .-In examining the lives oi those who have reached a hundred and upwards. we generally find that they were married ..iiccdd three, ttlliiTree four and some times five times, and had numerous children. This shows that marriage is conducive to our health. That bache- lors should not be as fair subjects for longevity as the married does not ap- pear to me to be difficult of solution. To be unsettled on so important point as marriage, which seems so decidedly marked ous as our natural state in so- 'ciety, rausteffect that serenity of mind which IS necessary for maintaining the equilibrium ofour constitution. There are but few circumstanced like Sir Isaac Newton. He early announced that his studies so much occupied bis mind, tIaat