J. Keck

FUif STORE! FÜBÑITUBt! ÍBKÍH h , [IH'hV T - I ' í;i i gp''yl J."i .'lli i. p? ni " - - T I '■ '''jrfi" V ' I $20,000 WOUTH OF FUHITITUHE ÜFFERED ATLO WEE P11ICES ÏO REDUCE STOCK ! o I!W Having ohangod tny manufactory into a stock company, I will sel] $20,000 worth of furniture I now have on hand, at greatly reduced pricea ; for, notwithstanding prioes for furniture is daily advancing, I will eell at much lower pric(?s than heretofore, in order to avoid shipping goods in which tko comyany aru liüt eoncemed,