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GRANT THoRBURN .'LAuEiE ToDp."-The
famous Grant Thorburn gave us a communication
few days since, which we present to our readers this
morning. 1t seems that Grant, during the last quar-
ter of a century, has been communicating his lucu
brations to variety of journalists gratis, but tired
OF this Improbable labor he applied to US to publish
something, provided we would "pay" We accor
dinghy asked him to put his own value on his pro
ductons, which he at once stated, and we paid him
on the spot, without binding ourselves to purchase
any more of his Intellectual wares than we chose


Grant is remarkable man. He commenced life
like an industrious man, making and selling nails,
and now he has attained such degree OF elevation
In the intellectual scale, that he be ranked with
the great literary men of the age-Wls, Morris
Park BENJAMIN, Epes Sergeant, Father Richie, and
oil the Napoleons of the press put together