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A SECRET WORTH KNowING.-it is re- lated of one Henly, the Orator Emmons of London, that being puzzled for want of an attractive novelty, he issued an adyer- tsemeni expressly addressed to iourneymen shoemakers, wherein he promised to dem- onstrate the practicability of any member of the craft making sir pair of shoes in a day, if he had suBieienl materials. The house was crowded almost to stifHocatiera.-- Henly ascended the rostrum and begun .'' Gentlemen: although the communication which l am about to make, only specifies the practicability of making six pair of shoes in a day, yet with sufficient stock ,of materials, the same person might facili- tate sixty, nay, hundred. (Ihunder of applause.) This grand and valuable sc- cret, gentlemen, consists in simply cutting the legs of of toois."