The once hallowed resting-place of many worthy pioneers sadly needs the kindly ministrations of some “Old Mortality” to replace broken slabs, restore illegible inscriptions and brush away the obnoxious weeds. Quaint spelling and lettering and curious epitaphs are not uncommon. Observe these examples: In memory of James and Catherine Ha nne Ho departed this life July 3 1830 JAMES AGED TWO years one months, ten days CETHERIN E AGED two months and 14 days. JANE consort of DAVID KING who departed this life. April 14 1829 aged 31 years O may I see thy tribes rejoic and aid their triumphs with my voice this all. my Glory Lord to be joined to thy saints and near to. thee In memory of Samuel Riddle, Esq. Born Aug. 4, 1821 At Scrubgrass. Died May 28, 1853, At Franklin, Venango County, Pa. Here lies an honest lawyer, Honored and respected living, Lamented and mourned dead. Trains on the Lake-Shore Railroad thunder past the lower end of the quiet “God’s Acre,” close to the mounds of the McDowells, the Broadfoots, the Bowmans, the Hales and other early settlers, but the peaceful repose of the dead can be disturbed only by the blast of Gabriel’s trumpet on the resurrection morning.