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Shoe Business.-The shoe business must be pretty extensive one. The Haverhill Gazette, assuming that there are eighteen millions of inhabitants in the United States, and reckoning two pair of shoes to each, concludes that at least forty millions of pairs must be manufactured every year. The value ot these in the market must be sixty millions of dollars. Add to this the immense quan- tlty of thread, wax, flour, bristles, pegs, and the lumber and nails for export boxes, and we havea pretty account to charge to our feet What multitudes live merely by shoe ing other mullitudes T(in. He-aId