Soli Deo Gloria.  
KNow all men by these present, that I Richard Kellicke Professor of Physic and Chirurgery, borne in England, and am now lately come from beyond the seas, having been Traveler for the space of eig●t years, where I have continually for the said term, practi●ed and studied with my best endeavours to find out the nature and property of many or most kind of Minerals, and other things useful for medicine, by the which practice I have, and through the help of God, and my poor industry, done many great Cures, as by good Certificate from diverse Cities and Towns, and from the Lords Grace of Canterbury lisoned to practise in this profession for the good of the Commonwealth, as under his hand and seal, may and doth appear, as namely the Falling sickness, Palsies, Gouts, Dropsies, Lameness in any of the limbs, Agues and Consumptions, with a miraculous kind of curing of the disease called the French disease, never cured by any that way. Also he draweth teeth with such facility, that he putteth the patient to little or no pain. He h●lpeth the pain of the teeth without drawing, he maketh black teeth white instantly: Likewise he cureth the stone, and fetcheth away the Gravel without any pain, or any other kind of disease whatsoever.  
Also he cureth blind in the space of half an hour, although they have been blind ten years.  
Also he cureth dimness of sight, and sore eyes.  
He cureth thickness or dulness of hearing in half an hour.  
He cureth the hair or cloven lip.  
He cureth the ruptors or broken people in a short time.  
He taketh of Weanes or warts.  
He cureth mad people, or those that are melancholy in a short space.  
He setteth wry or crooked necks strait in a quarter of an hour.  
He setteth bones broken or out of joint.  
Also he cureth Cankers, Fistulas, or any old sore.  
He cureth Pollipos' Ozana, and Noli me tangeri.  
Also he cureth the red or ●asflen face.  
He cureth the worms in Children, in a short space.  
These are many other diseases, which are not here spoken of, the Professor hereof cureth by the help of God.  
The Professor hereof lodgeth  
God save the King.   

AS Also I have brought with me to sell to any that shall need them, diverse Balsums and Medicines ready made, which will do and perform many strange cures. More especial, one Venice Balsam, which will cure all diseases coming of coldness, either pains or aches in the head, deafness in the ears. The same Balsam being warmed, and anointing the place grieved, and a warm cloth applied thereunto. And for the ears, to dip a little black wool in the said Balsam, and stop them therewith. This is also good for the gravel and pain in making Urine, and the Colic,) to take the same in a little mutton broth, to the quantity of a great bean, and drink it every morning fasting, and anoint the place aggrieved. Moreover, for all cold Agues, drink but half an ounce before the fi● cometh, in broth. Again, for pain in the Milt, and or the Mother, anoint the left side therewith well warmed: It cureth all aches in what place of the body soever with a cloth first well warmed, and then anoint it with the said Balsam being made ●●me, and bind the place with a warm cloth afterwards. It cureth also all lameness and shrinking of sinews, and all green wounds suddenly whatsoever.   

The Wonderful and extraordinary force and power of the green Salve, of Master Richard Kellicke.  
FIrst, it hath pleased God to give such powerful operation to this Balsam for all manner of Burnings, whether it be by natural fire, or any other casualty, or by Gunpowder Oil, Water, or any other whereby men by mischief may burn themselves: tha●… a plaster of this my salve spread upon a piece of brown paper, or a linen cloth, and laid presently to it, you shall see and feel a wonderful force of this operation and curing.  
Secondly, it is maruaillous good for the Wildfire, a plaster 〈◊〉 made, and spread upon a linen cloth, or a piece of brown paper and said thereto, he●peth and cureth it in short space.  
Thirdly, for the Scurf wherewith children are commonly troubled in their heads, they being rubbed with this my salve upon the sore, you shall see or ●oure days his virtue. And if there be any poor are troubled herewith, I will help them for God's sake; and take no money of the rich till I have cured them.  
Fourthly, for the pain in women's breasts, there cannot be found a more sovereign medicine, being spread upon a cabbage lea●e, or linen cloth, and said thereo●●…ureth immediately.  
Fiftly, for sore or kyb'd heels which cometh of cold and frost, and to make that they come no more, rub them with this my Balsam or Oil when you go● to bed.  
Sixtly, for hands which are in winter swollen, chopped or cracked, it asswadeth the swelling▪ cureth the wounds, and makes the hands supple and soft in short space.  
Seventhly, for the hot gout or Flericy, a plaster made and spreap upon a c●bbage leaf or linen cloth, and laid to the place affected. It is wonderful good for the emro●ds in men or women, anointing the fundament therewith morning and evening, it cureth them without fail in short time.  
Eightly, it is very precious salve for all burnings, scurf, and all itchings in what part of the body soever: for it cureth and taketh them away in so short time, that the patient shall have cause to praise God for the wonderful virtue which it hath pleased him to give thereunto.  
God Save the King.