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ment of rural industry, and how many arts arise out of — 

 necessarily spring from, and are indispensable to — the 

 profitable pursuit of the farmer's operations. No corn 

 or hog grower in Ohio would venture to say that the 

 interests of his class were unconnected with, or opposed 

 to, those of the moneyed men and enterprising merchants 

 and manufacturers of Cincinnati. 



VOL. I. 



