Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-02
.CnEAT AND GRoVV RICII'.

THIS has bsen the scored principle of ,oo ,n,rv
O 'he wholesale dealers IN rEAs uR 10 this time. &
'hel have Plaetred he lpost rhs,psInl io,nosi,io
on Ve e0ueiiy merchants without any lear OF de-
he' lew era in the TIA TRADE has
sone, an" the PEKlN TEA COMPANY claims
.ue 'Onof OF its Introduction. They were The
''fs1 10 raise the bannerof Reform. on which thsy
nave inscribed the simple words-"Pure T.as al
Honest Prices!" A complete revolution has been
h consequence. Let consumers Of tea look al
AhaI We have done.
lst. We were the first 10 send them tea that u.
sed TO be called TOO good Tor lhem.
"a. We have driven out OF the market vast
amount oi trash, and introduced a better rlass OF
seas ihan has ever teen sOld. Importers Of teas
ei.en came 10 rs TO get for their own use, and fer
Their friends, fine qualities Of teas tie, can fnd
nowhere else.
Sd. We have reduced prices more Than 90 ptr
cent both Of LACK and tirpan teas. The VII DE.
'sle gTOce.s say we are running the trade, and call
Us humbugs. This we have done already, and
now see what We are ready to do:
LIT. We will sell teas by the single chest, halt
chests, or IL lbs. box, a. the same prices that
wholesale groeers pay TO the importers when they
buy by the hundred packages
2d. The wholesale grocecs only allow 10, and
at most "a lbs. Iare 10 the half chest. This is
cheat We allow in most cases, Is 10 l6 lbs, on
the same.
81. We hereby undertake to sell every kind OF
teas from six 10 twelve cents per ID. cheaper Than
the wholesale groeers do.
| How can We do this asks the country mer-
chanL
| This - our answer. We are content with
per Ct. profit instead Of 25 and 90 per ct. AS A
wholesale grocer.
| We deserve the thanks Of the country mrr.
chant for saving him hereafter ON being cheat.
ed. / ct them come 10 the warehouse OF lhe Pc.
AIN TEA COMPANY, and compare samples OF
tea they get elsewhere; aud il they buy bad teas
then al high prices, il is lhe'r own iault.
An Ehg'ikh importer lot ly to- s.ed that he could
make more money fy sending had teas lo the \.
Y. marke! than on good teas. We are resolved
tn overthrow this iraud aud now call upon a
gents IN every town in the United States TO come
onward and buy the TEAS imported 10y the Pc.
AIN TEA COMPANY; aud we pledge ourselves
that i IN six months they do not sell more tea
!han the Oldest and largest dealers in the town,
we wil give them our tea without aiy charge.
lhl. Is the plain English and cannot Le msundpr
s'oon. we appeal Tor testimony 10 the Immense
3necess Of our agents in any part oil the United
States.
GErAgents wanted in every town in the United
Jaws "t tutse teas ny Wnlch ihay can make
money, aud Conier benefit OH the public by sum
plying the pure aIicie.
CATALOGUE OF TEAS
Jon SALEAT TIE WAREHOUSE OF THE Pc.
KIN TEA COMPANY,
IS and n, Fu tn Street Npw York
The teas mentioned in this e ,ogup are done
up IN TO-. TO-, aud ID packages; the fist in
side wrapper is lead, the second wrapper is wa
ter proof paper, and the third or outside wfappe.
: OF Chinese rice paper The company sell nom
1ul good teas, done up in t Iis superior mannere
all OF them grown in the mo luxurious disticts.
OF China. Country dealers may select as small |
qraIli.y of each kind as they Ike, aud have them
packed IN IN chest. The teas also come N five
pound Chinese packages, called quattOons, con.
venieLt, ianciiul portable shape.
Persons residing in any part OF the United S.
or Canada, can ordu any OF the teas in this cat
alogue, by letter TO suit their wishes. We puck
them in Chinese boxes and deliver tham 10 tho
Forwarding Merchant free from charge for pack
age or carIage. The money should always ac-
company the order