广东经抚司回易库灵验药方大效人参散，治山岚瘴疟，不以久近，或寒或热，或寒热相
兼，或连日，或间日，或三、四日一发，并皆治之。
人参（去芦头） 常山（锉） 青蒿（去根梗，各等分）
上为细末，每服二钱半，如明日当发，今日午时用酒一大盏调，分作三服，一更尽时一
服，三更一服，五更一服。
苏千之运干传。
不蛀皂角一条，灰火中煨去皮核，为细末，入平胃散半贴，米醋调，敷肿疼处，立效。
如或甚者，先以铁秤锤 红，淬米醋中，以热气熏痛处，少定，以萆麻数粒研细贴脚心下，
然后敷药。渠亲用之及传他人皆验！得之于芜湖转般仓一纳米人。
淋脚膝六味汤，陆仲虚府判传。
本 荆芥 蛇床子 川椒 山茱萸 吴茱萸
上等分同煮三、五沸淋之，勿湿脚趾。
治香港脚
每服加槟榔一枚，切碎，根据法同煎，服药了，用被盖覆，令腿股间出少汗为佳。
治脚膝缓弱甚者。绍兴府戒珠寺一僧，病数年不能行，服此药而愈。亨老亦传此方名立
效丹，附子用面裹煨熟，去皮脐，葱自然汁丸梧桐子大，每服五、六十丸，空心煎葱酒下，
吃少温粥蒸饼压之。
附子（生，去皮脐，为末）
上以葱白涎和丸，如梧桐子大，晒，焙干，每服十五丸至二十丸，温酒、盐汤下。
【大效人参散】
广东经抚司回易库所藏的灵验药方“大效人参散”，用于治疗山岚瘴气引发的疟疾，无论病程长短，无论是表现为寒战、发热，还是寒热交替，亦或是连续发作、隔日发作或三至四日发作一次的情况，均能治疗。
药材：人参（去除芦头）、常山（切碎）、青蒿（去除根和梗），三者等量。
制法与用法：将上述药材研磨成细末。每次服用二钱半，如果预测次日将要发病，则在当天中午用一大杯酒调服，分三次服用：一更天服一次，三更天服一次，五更天服一次。
【香港脚、腰痛、脚汗、转筋】
此方由苏千之运干传授。
药材：不蛀蚀的皂角一条，在灰火中煨烤后去皮和核，研成细末，加入平胃散半帖的量，用米醋调和，敷于肿胀疼痛处，立即见效。
如果病情严重，先用铁秤锤烧红，淬入米醋中，利用热气熏蒸疼痛部位，待稍定后，将蓖麻子数粒研细贴敷于脚心下方，然后再敷上药物。此人亲自使用并传授给他人，都验证有效！该方得自芜湖转般仓的一位纳米人。
【淋脚膝六味汤】
此方由陆仲虚府判传授。
药材：本（此处疑为“本”字漏写前缀，通常指藁本或类似药材，依原文保留“本”）、荆芥、蛇床子、川椒、山茱萸、吴茱萸。
制法与用法：以上药材等量，共同煮沸三到五次，用来淋洗患处，注意不要弄湿脚趾。
主治：香港脚。
【立效丹/附子丸】
每次服药时加槟榔一枚，切碎，按照上述方法同煎。服药完毕后，用被子覆盖身体，使大腿和小腿间微微出汗为佳。
主治：脚膝极度软弱无力者。绍兴府戒珠寺有一位僧人，患病多年无法行走，服用此药后痊愈。亨老也传授此方名为“立效丹”：使用附子，用面粉包裹后煨熟，去除皮和脐部，用葱的自然汁液制成梧桐子大小的丸剂。每次服用五六十丸，空腹时用葱酒送服，再吃少量温粥或蒸饼以压住药性。
另有附子方：生附子（去皮和脐，研成粉末）。
制法与用法：用葱白的黏液调和药末，制成梧桐子大小的丸剂，晒干或焙干。每次服用十五至二十丸，用温酒或盐汤送服。
[Da Xiao Renshen San (Great Efficacy Ginseng Powder)]
The "Da Xiao Renshen San" (Great Efficacy Ginseng Powder), a miraculous prescription from the Huanyi Warehouse of the Guangdong Jingfu Si, is used to treat Shanlan Zhang Nue (malaria caused by mountainous miasma), regardless of whether the duration is long or short. It treats cases presenting with chills, fever, alternating chills and fever, continuous attacks, every-other-day attacks, or attacks occurring every three to four days.
Herbs: Renshen (Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma) [removed rhizome head], Changshan (Dichroae Radix) [chopped], Qinghao (Artemisiae Annuae Herba) [removed roots and stems], in equal parts.
Preparation and Administration: Grind the above herbs into a fine powder. Take 2.5 qian per dose. If an attack is predicted for the next day, mix one large cup of wine with the powder at noon on the current day, and divide it into three doses: take one dose at first watch (1-3 AM), one at third watch (3-5 AM), and one at fifth watch (5-7 AM).
[Xianggangjiao, Yao Tong, Jiao Han, Zhuan Jin]
This prescription was transmitted by Su Qianzhi, Yun Gan.
Herbs: One strip of non-moth-eaten Zaojiao (Gleditsiae Fructus), baked in ash fire until the skin and seeds are removed, then ground into a fine powder. Add Ban Tie (half a portion) of Pingwei San, mix with Mi Cu (rice vinegar), and apply to the swollen and painful area for immediate effect.
If the condition is severe, first heat an iron steelyard weight until red-hot, quench it in rice vinegar, and use the rising steam to fumigate the painful area. After it settles slightly, grind several seeds of Bimaji (Ricini Semen) finely and apply them to the sole of the foot, then apply the medicated paste. The transmitter used this personally and shared it with others, all verifying its efficacy! It was obtained from a person named Yi Namiren at the Zhuangban Cang in Wuhu.
[Linjiao Xi Liuwei Tang]
This prescription was transmitted by Lu Zhongxu, Fupan.
Herbs: Ben (likely Gaoben or similar), Jingjie (Schizonepetae Herba), Shechuangzi (Cnidii Fructus), Chuanjiao (Zanthoxyli Pericarpium), Shanzhuyu (Corni Fructus), Wuzhuyu (Evodiae Fructus).
Preparation and Administration: Equal parts of the above herbs are boiled together for three to five boils, then used to wash/spray the affected area. Do not wet the toes.
Indication: Xianggangjiao (Beriberi/Foot swelling).
[Li Xiao Dan / Fuzi Wan]
Add one Binglang (Arecae Semen), chopped, to each dose, and decoct according to the same method. After taking the medicine, cover oneself with a blanket; it is ideal if slight sweating occurs between the thighs and legs.
Indication: Severe weakness of the feet and knees. A monk at Jiezhu Temple in Shaoxing Prefecture suffered from illness for years and could not walk; he recovered after taking this medicine. Henglao also transmitted this prescription, naming it "Li Xiao Dan" (Immediate Efficacy Pill): Use Fuzi (Aconiti Lateralis Radix Praeparata), wrap it in flour, bake until cooked, remove the skin and navel, and form pills using the natural juice of Congbai (Allii Fistulosi Bulbus) to the size of Sophora japonica seeds. Take 50-60 pills per dose, decocted with Congjiu (scallion wine) on an empty stomach, followed by eating a small amount of warm congee or steamed cake to settle the stomach.
Another Fuzi formula: Raw Fuzi (Aconiti Radix), remove skin and navel, grind into powder.
Preparation and Administration: Mix the powder with the slime/mucus from Congbai (scallion white) to form pills the size of Sophora japonica seeds. Sun-dry or bake until dry. Take 15-20 pills per dose, administered with warm wine or salt water.