with some uneasiness on
tasting
deep inspiration. Its appearance
now denotes debility
emaciation and general derangement
of the digestive Organs, and
notwithstanding all creation made
on the improvement of his health
more
it is only becoming daily and more impaired. Under
the above Circumstances ruń taking into consideration the strong predisposition existing to an irritable condition of the
Glandular System, and visi the unfavourable effect of this Climate on Hepatic affections, I strongly recommend that
Mr Murser be permitted to
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return to Europe at the earliest practicable period for the re
covery!
of his health, and I am of opinion that the longer Mr Murser can remain at Home
the more
likely will his
recovery
(Signed) I Carrol Dempster,
Acting Colonial Secretary.
December 6th, 1858.
A
True Copy)
Colonial Secretary.