J. Keck

FURNITURE! FÜRÑITURE! A%-jH iff 'i ' ''L," il 'V 'í IH'iSív f ''i lQ ' 1 1 il' 1 pBfÊ h i Iff 1 1 1 'flí tlD $20,000 WOUTH OF FUHHITUHE OEEEEED ATLOWER TRICES TO REDUCE STOCK L JiSr" Havingchftnged tny manufactory into. a stock company, I will sell $20,000 worth oí' furniture I now have on hand, at greaüy reduced prices ; Lor, notwithstanding prices for furniture is daily advancing, I will sell at much lower prioea than heretofore, in order to avoid shipping goods in which ka cüiupauy are not concerned.