From the Columbia Washingtonlan.
nv CAPT s JOHNSON.
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BY CAPT. e. S. JOHNSON.
ArR-s'We have lived and loved together"
We have toiled and trudged together,
Through many by-gone years;
We've had our days of pleasure,
And many an hour of tears,
Affections cup I've tasted;


My heart has sorrow known;
Thy hard wrought earnings wasted,
Thou from thy home been torn.
When poverty ope'd upon us


Her dark and gloomy door,
'Twas then thy brow was clouded
By RUNS delusive power.
How much a slave you've been, love,
To drink from sorrows cup.
Oh! sign, pray thee, sign, love,
The Pledge, and give it up.
Forget, when prospects lighted
Our pathway through the world,
When happiness was blighted
Our flag of Hope was furled.
Now the Balm of Life, you've ia ZEN, love,
Yes! the Pledge has set you free,
Shake off the Tyrant's shackles,
My love, l live for thee.