DOES THIS LOOK LIKE RUM
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The following piece of information is from tn
Portland Advertiser, October 2+good whig au,hori
Nv. There is no hesitation here in making large IN
yestments in additional iron Works-in the face, too


"TnE IRoE woRKs.--The meeting at the oceaI
Insurance offce on Thursday evening, on the sub
iect of the aaw machine shop and iron works, pro
posed TO be established here, quite numerousiy
attended. The statements that were made IN refer
ence TO the practicabity and desirabeness OF such
an enterprise, were highly encouraging, ana we oe-
eye that all the citizens present were sausned tha
here is a most fortunate aud promising opening ioi
a new career Of prosperity.


s'The matter is connected by certain uisunc' anu
responsible propositions with the enterprise OF MT
Norris, TO establish an engine msnuiaciory mere,
IL is believed that one well-ananged estaoiishmeh'
can turn out all the castings necessary Tor e sup
ply of the machine-shop, and that the manufacture
ofrailroad iron can be SO Immediately connected
with all the rest as TO large part OF the outay
which would otherwise be necessary tor separate
works, and by concentrating the profits give assn-
rance Of success N each.


alt is proposed TO carry forward these comoined
enterprises under the charter OF the portland COM
pany Subscriptions amounting to more man one
half the capital were made at the meeting; inc suo-
scrbers were voted in as associates, and an ADJOURN,
ed meeting is TO be held this evening at tile ward
room in the Exchange, 10 act upon oye-la"S anu
officers. .n T..


az et no true-hearted citizen Of Portland fail TO
take an interest in this new and most hopeful un'
dertakng."