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WILLOW BANK DAIRY HISTORY.

R. HARLEY respectfully informs his
17.1 L Friends and the Public, that previously to Print-
ing the History of the WILLOW BANK DAIRY ES-
TABLISHMENT, it was deemed expedient that he should
visit the Dutch and other Dairies. This he has done, and
acquired additional information, much of which tends to
confirm the justness of his. own plans resulting from so
many years' practical experience.
In addition to the original and useful information on
the complete management of Dairies, &c. the proper ven-
tilation of Stables will be detailed, whereby alone the per-
feet health of the horses can be insured.

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Heavens and their Host, the Kingdom of God and of
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