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GJWe commence, in this mornings pa
per, the publication of g The Ruined Fam
ily." In general, we are opposed to, occu-
pying our columns with lengthy stories !; but
when, as in the present case, the subject
matter Of the story beautifully illustrates the
danger of tampering with Alcohol in any
shape-eloquently describes the miserable,
suffering condition to which family Of
almost unbounded wealth and influence have
been reduced by intemperance- and when,
in addition to this-it faithfully portrays the
j deep, fervent, love Of mother for her erring
son, and the sisters affectionate regard, and
uncomplaining endurance Of toll and suffer-
ing for the support Of an incorporate brother;
and finally, exhibits the hallowed influence
Of a mothers love and sisters Affection
in the complete redemption Of the inebriate,
and his own and family's restoration to hap
piness-we cannot forego the pleasure Of
laying it before our readers--feeling assured
that it will afford them both qualification and
instruction.