Cut the chicken up into parts; don't boil it whole. And you want to cook it on a simmer, not a roiling boil. Water should just cover it. Add peppercorns, sage, and rosemary if you like that. Cook it until the meat starts to pull away from the bones, which should definitely be less than one hour. When you remove a thigh, the juices should run clear.
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