The Peak Family of Bell Ringers are chiming away merrily in old Keystone State.  They ring in the quarters at Harrisburg on the 9^th and 10^th, and at Lancaster on the 11^th and 12^th, and open in Baltimore on the 15^th.  They then continue with a downward tendency toward New Orleans, where they are engaged for the Christmas and New Year holidays.  The two troupes are now united and stand well together with a force numbering fifteen people.  Miss Fanny has entirely recovered from her severe illness at Albany, and the troupe have thereby recovered a valuable (belle) ringer.  D.D. Fitz is the business manager of the now happy family.

New York Clipper 12 November 1859. Print.