

From the Reveille.
To Miss Anna L. W
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r. :. LINES TO LAUGHING BEAUTY.
omlles, like perpetual sunshine play,
fair lady, on that cheek of thine;
lhy merry tones, so blithe and CAV,
The saddest hearts to mirth incline.
And 1t is wel!-thy brow so fair,
r., ny heart so gentle and so good,
should ne'er reflect a cloud or care,
Nor DER sorrow deign to brood.
II sorrows come-as come they will
Oh! meet ihem not with teal alone,
b"t iet thy heart be tranquil still, 4
AND smiles still mako thy check their throne.
There are who pass lifes tide along
with heavy heart and clouded brow,
And such would check the merry song
And gladstone tones of such as thou.
But heed them not, oh! lady fair;
For sure 'twere envy's hand alone
That on thy brow would pain, care,
Or from thy cheek its smiles dethronc.
Then. lady of the laughing eye,
The smiling check and sunny brow,
Who seem'st as one caught from the skv
10 light, with smiles, the earth below
Smile on; and may the witching light.
That plays upon thy gentle brow
Ne'er pale with years, but Ger be BRIGHT
And thou be free from care as now


CAROLINA.