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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-07
III. M. AGREE,
DENTIST,

Office on Franklin Street. over S. Simpsons Jescelry
Store,
GAINESVILLE, TENN,
.szE.=a. Where am prepared to perform all
operations belonging to Dentistry, with
II1YDneatness and dispatch. Teeth inserted
from one to an entire set upon the most approved
plan. AS make my own gold plate, can assure
my patrons that they will have the best quality of
plate used. Persons having unsatisfactory plate
work requested to give me call All work
guaranteed. Office hours to IL A. ~, and to
6P. NJ.
March g. l860-f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-07
Every One Can Have a
PAINTED PHOTOGRAPH NOW

We are determined to leave nothing undone to re-
main worthy of the patronage of our friends and
the public generally. Having just made arrange
ments with a Colorlst to remain permanently in the
Gallery, we are prepared to make Photographs,
nicely painted in oil, for $40.
McCORMAC h CO.,
Practical Photographers.
nov. 80, lsGo-3m.
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Minute Men"

We have been requested 10 anpounc that
on Saturday next ut 81 o'clock, branch Of
this new association will be regularly organ
lied at this place The meeting is appointed
in tho day time, in order that those persons
from the country who have signiied an in
tention to join, aud others who desire to be-
come members, may conveniently attend.-
The object OF this association, if we under.
stand it correctly, is simply to insure the
equality and protection Of the rights of the
South in the Uuion, and failing in that, TO
establish her independence out of it, None
who stand upon this ground should hesitate
TO enrol themselves us "Minuts Men" If
generally adopted throughout the South,
the effect of it must be to check incendiary
and other abolition sncroachments. ANY,
thing that viii effect this, or that will lead
to VigilaRes and preparation in these un-
settled times, should meet with hearty en-.
couragement.
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Election Returns.

We give below the election returns from
those Districts not heard from up 10 the
date Of our last issue
neutrality-suspicious., J Bryan
Stephens, Whetstone, Aldrich.
ST. JAMES Goose CREEK.-Senqlor. J c
Mckewn. Representatives., NJ c Connor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, J w Harri
son, 5 Mattison, w a IIayne, John V
Moore, B F Whitner.
ST. THOMAS AND ST DENNIS Represen
tdtres, X Furmun. b J Johnson.
FAIRFIELD.-Senator, Edward G Palmer
Union Senator, Robert Beatty. Repre-.
sentdtires, w Ii Wallace, A w Thompson
r s Chick.
PrcKENs s.-Represcniatircs, z c Pulliam
J G Miller, Robert Maxwell, NJ Hendricks .
PRINCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, w
GoodiEg.
ST. Senator. F w Fickling.-
Repres entatire, John Il Scr;ven.
ST. JOINS CoLLEroS.-Representatire
E G Whalev.
CLARENDoS.-Representati res, s Warren
Nelson, p Richardson, Jr.
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The Evils Of Medical Malpractice.

"Ihe report of the City Inspector" says
the New York Herald Of the GA May, 1860,
Ito the Board Of Health which we pub.
IIshed yesterday, reveals an alarming state
Of affairs in the condition of the public
heGilh, showing not only All increase Of J..
sl9 deaths within the past four months
over those of last year, but iighlluI in.
crease of mortality from scarlet fever, Group,
bronchitis and pueumonia-thc iCcrcase of
deaths from these diseases forms one.fourih
OF the total. This fact warns Us Of the ne
cessIly existing for some melns of protec.
ton against unski1ied and half educated
PLY slcians. The public are thus constantly
exposed To malpractice at the hands of ".
nor"nt men, who follow the profession
merely as n means of making money, with,
out the ambition or the qualifications which
pertain to the educated practitioner" How
widely different have been the results in
the above disc Tders from those who have
used Holloway's Pills and Ointment is mani
fest by the fact that not single case Of
death occurred wherever the Pills and Oint.
ment had been taken in time. Thousands
Of mothers owea debt OF gratitude to DR..
Holloway for being tho means of saving
the lives OF their darlings. There is no idle
theory or speculation in the use of these
medicines. The effect is invariably the
same-sure and ceitain-where all the in.
stTuctions given are STRICTLY fulfilled. The
Pills cooI and purify the blood, while tho
Ointment locally applied III scarlntina, Group
or bronchitis, allays the inflammation aud
speedily restores the little sufferer to the
enjoyment of health. 10 Europe, We learn
that hundreds of lives have been saved in
cases OF diptheria, for which the Ointment
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Obituary.

Died, in l.aLcuslerpille, on the lOh Of
October, 1860 LILA THORN, infant daughter
OF Mrs. Anna ID. Upton, aged = yeas, 3
months and days. But one short year ,nd
four months since this bereaved mother w.t.
messed the death of her husband, Mr.. Bella
min Upton, of Montgomery Co., Ky. lila
was their only daughter. Hor last illness
was rapid-deuth gave but short warningof
his approach, Only those who have felt n
mothers love rs it surrenders n treasure
more sacred than all Others can proper y
sympathize with her who now suffers u
double bereavement But the rosebud shs
has planted in the grave shall yet bloom
with tadcIess beauty in the garden of tn,
celestial Eden. "Of such is the kingdom oi
heaven" end now, therefore, she is more u,
home than she would be in hor mother
arms.
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New Advertisements.

a number of interesting new advertise.
ments my be found in this paper. Messrs
Koopman g. Sommers, of Camden, adver.
tise splendid stock of goods on hand
Those Of our readers who deal in that mar
ket should net forget it when they 90
down.
Messrs. Mngill g. Bcattie, Of Pleasant
Hill, have received their regular Fall sup
plies so Mr.. John w. Twitty of Dry Creek.
See the advertisements of each in to days
paper tI-, ..r
Col. Crockett is opening beautiful Fall
Stock at this place. Call and examine.
Capt. J. NJ. Ingram has fine lot of Lum.
Der on hand. See his advertisement in to.
days paper.
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Homicide.

It is our painful duty to record most
melancholy occurrence, as occurring in
our town on Wednesday evening last. by
which young man, just merged in TO
manhood, and member Of highly es
teemed family OF our District, was shot
and almost instantly killed, and anothsy,
of youth and equal respectabIity, was
severely wounded. Desiring to touch no
chord in the afflicted hearts Of the devo.
ted parents and friends, on either side,
we forbear any particulars in detail. The
ball by which the young man alluded to
came to his death, penetrated the right
breast near .he nipple, and passing across,
is supposed 10 have found lodgment in
or near the heart. He expired in very
shor; unexpectedly not more than ten
minutes. The wounded party gave him
self up to the officers OF the law, and the
circumstances Of the cass are sp:h that it
is believed bail will be readily obtained.
Sumter Wdtchman.
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HIGH PRICE OF CorFEE-We haye hon ri

HIGH PRICE OF CoFFEE.-We have heard
good many comments lately upon the
high price at which Coffeois selling. Judg-
ing from the statistics recently published,
the price is not likely TO come down, but
10 go up still higher, as The consumption
for the last few years has been increasing
more rapidly than the production. Last
year the total consumption Of Europe and
the United States alone was 100000 tons,
whilst the production Of all countries was
but $4,000 tons. The probable eonsump-
tion Of the present year is estimated at 337,
600 tons, and the probable production at
274,000; and Of next year the former at
$4,000 tons, the latter at 345, 5000.
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Our Court

Which was in session last week adjourned
Thnrsday evening, after disposng of all the
business upon the Dockets, ready for adju-
dicsion. The cases disposed of were all
unimportant, except to the parties them.
selves, and Of an ordinary character. The
Sessions business is fast dwindling away in
case tried during the Term, and that a
small affair of an Assault and Battery
This State Of affairs augurs one oftwo
things: either that our people are getting
to De very law abiding or else informants
are becoming rarer, and a less degree of
vigilance exercised by those whose dpty It
is to present yioIat9ra of the law, than for
merly.
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The Resources of the South.

1T is remarkable that the people of the
South, as mass, are apparently uncou-
cious of the vast power which they are ca.
,pable of exerting either in the present Gov
ernment, or separated from the North. We
have within our reach the means of making
our enemies respect us, if we will but use
them. This is seen by the people of the
North or at least those Of them that are
not blinded by passion and prejudice. A
Philadelphia paper, in reviewing the late el.
ections in that State, remarks:
Conservative Peunsy lvania seems dlsp2s.
ed to join herself to that Northern Aboli.
tion party, which, if true to its professions,
must dissolve the Union.
When it breaks the chief bonds of Union
rs formed by the Constitution, the South
will have nothing left to it but to declare
10 promuigdte what the North has acluail,
done When the North commits that higi,
handed act, then the South will declare Free
trade, and make treaties with European
powers, giving them priority and preference
and excluding Northern products manufac
tures and ships. Tho North will thus be
left TO support itself, and to compete with
Europe.
The South NAV then invite the idle arti
sans and manufacturers Of the North TO
come to them, where they will have employ
ment. Now of every six dollars earned by
the South, four OF them are paid to the
North. The South can exchange with Eu.
rope her Cotton and her Tobacco for what.
ever she wants, the North will have moth
ing comparatively to exchange. There is
nothing whatever which the South now re.
ceives from the North which it cannot get
cheaper elsewhere. The North can 10 " here
else get what it now gets from the South.
In these two sentences there ore volumes
OF suggestions.
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Special Notices.

1T Is A COMMON OBSERVATION that
there are more sufferers from debility, among
Americans, than can be found among any other
civilized nation. The reason is obvious We
take too little exercise, and forget the wants of
the body III the absorbing pursuits OF business.
In all such cases, ordinary medicines can do
httIc good. What Is required is just such a
tonic and invigorator DR.. j. Hostctter has
gwen To the world, in his Celebrated Bittcrs.-
The weak aud nervous deuiEcn OF the counting
house, the exhausted toier upon the shop.
hoard, and the Frustrated student OF the mid
night lamp, have found wonderful rcgcncro tor
III the Bttcrs, aud prefer it to more prcteu.
tious, but less eliicacious medicines. But it
should not be forgotten that the agent which is
so magical IN its influence upon a frame which
is merely debilitatcd, i. equally powerful in as
siStinS nature TO cNpcl the most terrible forms
OF disease. Who would not give it trial &?
October.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. lf- See dvertsement III anoth.
sr column.
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THE MARKETS.

COLUMBIA, October 2O.-'rhe sales Of
cotton yesterday amounted TO 40 baIes, at
the previous days prices. Extremes 9 lU5c
CHARLESTON, October l9,-COTTON.-
There was good business done in the mr.
tIcle to-day, considering the Ii. ht stock on
sale The lransaclions reached 1913 bales
at ye-terd"' prices. J he prices ranging
trom 81 To lISc,
NEW ORLEANS, October lS.--The sales
To day were l4,5OO bales. Midd!ing- are
quoted nj III lltc. The marke, is ad-
vancing
NEW Yong, October 10 The sales of
Cotton to day were 5000 bales The mar.
kut has advanced /" t., but closed excited.
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SENATOR HAMMOND A CANDIDATE yoR
RE.ELEcTION.-The Charleston Mercrry an.
nounces on Authority that Senator liam
mond is candidate for reelection The
have been current, il deems it m act of JUS
tiee 10 him to state the fact. Whatever
may have been his intention at the previous
period, the present critical aspect Of affairs
prevents his voluntary retirement from
the pu bic service.
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DECIDEDLY CooL l-Some ten davs
before the trial Of Leech, who is now in
our Jail under sentence of death for the
murder Of Cobb, Mrs. Leech, This wife)
paid him yisit. We learn tha, their
conversation was not OF the most peacea
ble nature during her short stay, and
when she went to leave, very quietly re
marked to her unfortunate husband, that
she supposed she would not see him a
gain as there aoould be such a large croaOd
at the hanging, there would be no chance
for her to see, and besides that the chil
dren aoouM all rant TO come. The good
lady then called At Grocery Store
complained of having the "chotic"-,urn.
ed off a couple Of glasses Of "pop skull,
and then set out for her "desoIate home.
Anderson Gazette.
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Land for Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale hi,
Il plantation situated in Lancaster District
.. w. on the Hockey river road, tire, milas
north Of Pleasant Hill p. o., containing 4.
oout hye hundred acres--o1e hundred q,
about, IN woods, the remainder cleared and
abont one half fresh and in a good state 10,
cultivation. 90 the place are two settlement ,s
WIN AL necessary buildings. A good Gin.
house and screw--both new, two GOOD
springs and well. soV'
The place may be treated for privately n
done oy or before the first Monday in No.
yemoeI next, otherwise, on u.at day II viii
Do soid before the Court House door 10 ths
highest bidder. Terms TO suit the tirns.
RALEIGH HAMMOND.
sept. 26, IS6O.-33-u.
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The MARLBORO AFFAIR.-The report TO
the effect that James X. Kitchens and his
son, lately ar esied In Marlboro under sus-
picions of purpose to ineite Insurrection,
were hanged, has been contradicted. The
Son Of Temperance, published at Bennstts-
vile, says:
His case will have hearing by the com.
mittee who arrested him, as soon rs the
various points can be heard from whence
information is expected. There seems TO
be n disposition among the members of the
committee, io give him fair trial, bus II his
guilt Is proven, he viii be summarily dealt
with, and bis fate viii be a caution to like
offenders that may be disposed to come
this wags lie and his son are still in the
jail at BsnnettsyiIs.
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STEAM MILL NOTICE.
Oct. "a, 1850,

THE undersigned hereby informs his
patrons that his Steam Saw Mil has lately
undergone thorough repair, is now in steady
operation, and Bills are being filed rapidly.
Persons who have handed in bills will please
send for their lumber as soon as convenient.
There is large lot of Lumber on hand of
various descripions-both good and refuse.
Persons can eilker be accommodated from
this, or bills to order will be- filled at short
notice. JAMES NJ. lNGRAM.
Oct "a, 1860. 37u
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Holloway's Pills.-What is Life Insu.

hVIIUWdy bfIIIS.-W nat IS Lie lnsu'
rance f-ApoPlexy, &c.-Many people insure
their lives to benefit their families by death
how paradoxical is this. To prolong life by
preserving the health would be far more ra
uGnal manner OF assuring it ApopIcxy is swift
and insiduous in its attacks, striking its victim
without a moments warning happily, a pre-
vcntive has Oeen discoyered-HollOway's Pills
the only safe aud certain antidote tor this
disease, they cool the blood aud equa!iZe its
circulation though the system. To preserve
the stomach in a sound condition and the blood
pure-is the true secret Of health Holloway =
Pills will do this most efectually and thousands
owe their actual existence 10 them at the pre-.
sent day. l3S.
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is a certain cure, and for all disease affec-
ting the throat, penetrating rs it dos, the
affected glands, which no internal III Gicine
alone can reach-so effectually as 10 act
with sufficient celefity to save the ptieu,.
This extraordinary Ointment will Civ, per-
manent relief to all asthma,ic patient, aud
may therefore be considered rs sovecign
remedy. I.
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LARGE FRUIr.-We are obliged to Mr..
s. ]. Vincent for "Pie Melon" which
weighs thirty two pounds. Oar thanks are
also due Capt J. NJ. Ingram for Que which
weighs thirty'fve pounds. This is fruit
which we have so far had no experience
with, but is said to be excellent when prop
erly cooked.
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HymeneaI.

Marrleu, on the evening OF the 2lst pst ,
oy J. Z. Small, Esq, Mr. Jas. Belk TO Hiss
Malinda Grifien, all Of this DISTRICT.
On the 10th, ut the residence of Bbses
Moore, in Lancaster District, by Rev. q. r.
Smith, Mr.. Jackson A. Moore to Miss nary
Hood.
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BEAR KrLLED.-McBride Scott, Esq.,
has placed upon our table the foot of a
black bear. IL was killed by party oi
gentlemen a few miles above this place,
q. Rutledges Bay. Mr.. Scott, who was
one Of the party, informs US that several
bogs were missed in that neighborhood,
and "Bruin" was charged for their exit.
So, on the morning OF the 18th instant,
dogs we're put upon the track and they
smelt him out After receiving several
shots, fred by Mr.. John Frierson and
Mr.. j. NJ. Kennedy, the bear succumbed
The loot before US Weighs two pounds It
weighed J66 lbs. but was very poor. Il
is supposed it would have weighed 800
lbs., IL in good order.--Rinsstree Star.
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The MILITARY ACADEMY Applications
for admission to the Military Academy of
this State (says the Charleston Courer,)
must be made on or before the Friday after
the fourth Monday in November, or for the
present year on or before .he goth of Mo-
yember
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MASONIC FEMALE CoLLEGE.-We &C
knowledge the reception Of an invitation to
attend the Annual Commencement Of the
Masonic Female College, at Cokesbury, on
the 22d, 2sd, Gath, and 25th inst, as one
Of the board of visitors.
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Wanted Immediately.

TWO or THREE able. bodied negro
boys. Also, TWO or THREE good brick
MASONS TO work on the Presbyterian
Church in this place
SIDNEY REDDING.
Oct. "a, 1850, :37-2t
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For GovERNoR-A correspondent of the
Cdrolinian, calling himself 'Upper Coun-
try" endorses the nomination of the Hon.
B. ]. Johnson for the next Governor of
South Carolina
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FAvoRs.-Mr. Thomas r. Megill has
our thanks for bundle of New York, Phil
adelphia and Washington papers, in advance
of the mail.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE. Rev. Thos. Mason
will preach at this place on Sabbath next,
and the following Sabbath at New Hope.
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Nervous Disorders.

What is more fearful than breaking down
Of the nervous systemp To be excitable or
nervous in small degree is most distressing,
for where can a remedy be found! There is
one drink but little wine, beer, or spirits, or
far better, none /; take no coffee,-weak tea be-
ing preferable; get all the fresh air you can !;
take three or four Pills every night eat plenty
of solids avoiding the use ofslops and if these
golden rules are followed you will be happy in
mind aud strong in body, and forget you have
an\ nerves.
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STEAM SAW AND GRIST
M II IL H. s

EHE SUBSCRIBER Is PLEASED Toi
l. inform his old friends and pslrons tas,
his Saw and Grlst Mills have both bee1
rebuilt and are now In operation. lie WI
be glad TO receive orders from all of h's
friends who supported him 50 liberally pre-
yious TO the accident which deprived bug
for time Of the power TO serss them.
GEORGE SINCLAIR:
Lancaster, Oct 10, 1860. s9u
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W- The Committee cf Vigilance is re.
quested to meet ut 7. r. Magi's store on
Saturday next, 2Sth inst, at lG o'clock, NJ
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
for 1860 and 6l.
At
PLEASANT HILL. -. q.

WE ABE NOW RECEIVING A Full
w Supply OF Goods suited to the sea.
son and wants Of our custamers. Our stock
has been carefully selected and will con.
pare iavorably with any in the Village OF
District. IL is unnecessary 1, enumerate
The different articles and expatiate ON their
u'ility and superiority Chat oan be done
verbally when requred) We would only
say that We have received our usual supply
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, which
We will sell on as favorable terms TO the
buyer as can be obtained anywhere in the
State. Call and examine our stock and we
viii sell you good bargains
MAGlLL g. BEATTIE.
Oct 10Th, 1860. 36-,f
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Mothers and Daughters.

II there is one thing more than another for
which these Pills are so famous it is their puri'
flying properties, especially their power of clean
sing the blood from all impurities, and reno,
wing dangerous and suspended secretions Uni.
vcrsally adopted as one grand remedy for female
complaints, they never fail, never weaken the
system, and always bring about wha, is re.
nu;ra1
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Oter me State ~ SOuth Carolina,
WHEREAS Electors Of President and
w yice-president of the United State,
are appointed by the General Assembly Of
South Carolina and whereas an Act OF
Congress, passed in is46, fixed the time
when these Electors shall be appointed on
a day when the Legislature OF this State is
not in regular session. In consequence there.
o. j. WILLIAM II. GlST, in the exercise Of
the authority conferred by the Copstitutioa
to convene the Legislature on extraordinary
occasions, do issue this my proclamation,
calling upon those Senators of the General
Assembly whose terms Of office have not
expired, and those who have been now re-
Gently elected, and the meribers Of the
House Of Representatives, who have been
now recently elected, 10 convene at Colum-
bia on the FIRST MONDAY 10 NoYEM-
BER NEXT, that they may be present on
tho Tuesday following, 10 appoint Electors
Of President and Vice President, in confor-
nifty 10 the Act OF Congress above referred
20 and also that they may, il advisable,
take action for the safety and protection OF
the State.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
State, at COLUMBIA, on the twelfth day OF
October, 10 the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty,
WIN. II. GlST.
Isaac II. MEAEs, Secretary Of State.
Oct IL, 1860. --36-3t
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Sick Headaches and want of Appetite

These feelings which so sadden us, most fire.
0ucnty arise from annoyanccs or trouble, from
obstructed perspira,ion, or from eating and
drinking what is unfit for Us, thus disordcring
the liver and stomach. These organs must be
regulated II you wish to be we'll The Pills, if
taken according to the printed instructions,
will quickly restore healthy action to both
liver and stomach, whence follow as natural
consequence, good appetite and clear head
In the East aud West Indies scarcely any othsr
medicine is ever uscd for these disorders