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Catch Fortune When You Can
Catch Fortune when you can. As every man would rather get money than not, the attention of all is called to the New Lottery, in which, by a small risk, they may get an independent fortune. They should hasten to the nearest Lottery Office, and then, by purchasing even a Share, they may secure what they desire, and which cannot fail to make the mare go, and place them (if money be their deity) in an earthly paradise.
Author/Artist: Thomas Bish [Advertiser]
Publisher: Whiting, Finsbury Place [Printer, London]
Date: 1812
Description: Lottery Bill; single sheet; 21.7 x 13.0 cm.; paper; woodcut; letterpress.
Language: English [England]
Repository: The John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera. Bodleian Library, Oxford
Tags: 19th-century, British, lottery, money, vice