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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-04
The Steam In!

TTNHE undersigned having taken charge of the
L New Steam SNw-Mill, at tho West End
Hugural, or message, which ever his customers
may please to call it. He will not scoli as Presi-
dent Pierce does the British for stealing the Rne
timber of Central America, but will pur-
chase, on fair terms what logs he can, saw them
apo quick time, on the high pressure principle
aud furnish his customers with rs good lumber
us can be found in the market, and on as fair
tcruS.
And after having done this, if any of his custo-
mers should desire u neat house put up in double
quick time, or any other job Of CARPENTRY, they
have only to give him call. aud djust the pre-
liminRricS. j. E MAuANEY.
Jun. 8, .lS56-6m -
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Toilet Articles for Ladies
and Gentlemen.

I HAVE just received from A. w. Harrison
L Of Philadelphia, the best selected and urges
assortment of fine Soaps and Perfumery, ever Of
fered TO the public.
The following is.onIy apart of my stock
Browns Windsor Soap.
Floating & Barber's do.
Mammoth FumiIydo.
Military Shaving do.
Ambrosiu do. do.
Putchouly and Rose do.
Almond aud Rose Shaving Cream.
Macnssur and Rose Hair Oil
Bears Oil and Beef Marrow.
Black POmutum.
Cream of Beauty, an excellent article 10 re-
move tau, freckles, Sc, from the skin.
Single and double distilled Cologne.
Lip Balm and Cold Creum for chaps
Lemon Rouge aud Toilet Powder.
"H HANDRERcIIEF EXTRACTS. -...
Jockey Club, Sweet Clover, Crnetia, Citro-
nella, Rose, Hawthorn, and. Jessamins.
FIAvORING EXTRACTS.
Rose, Vanillu, Almond, Celery, Cinnamon,
Ginger Lemon, Nutmeg, Orange, Pirnento,
Peach and Ratafia These are excellent articles
to give fine flavor to pics, cakes, &c.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to cult and exumine my stock.
mur2I l.. d. DOLBEARE.
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MARION STEAM, FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.

The subscribers respectfully call the ut
tention of the citizens of Northwestern Virgin
ia, to the various articles manufactured by them,
and which are warranted to be constructed OH as
improved principles and durable, as those
furnished by any other manufacturers.
We have just introduced NEW and VERY
SUPERIOR THRESIIING MACHINE,
which eXcels. i'll EASY DRAUGnT, CLEAN and RAPID
We can also furnish COMMON MACHINES,
aud machines with STRAW CARRIERS, or
CLEANERS, attached.
We are manufacturing very superior article
of REAPING MACHINES, suitable for
cutting grain or grass. This machine can be
used to advantage upon any ground where u we =
gon can be driven. -r
We also manufacturing n CUTTING
BOX, for hny, straw fodder which for eusy
and rapid work, exceeds anything in the coun-
try. r.. Is
PLOUGHS.-We have always on hand a
large assortment of the best PATENT and other
Floughs, found in the country.
TOTES.-Our assortment of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air Tight, u
new and excellent article, performing more work
with less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove in
existence; Letfle's Double Oven Cooking Stove,
various sizes, excellent article for hotels and
large families; Complete Cooks, &c. Together
with an assortment of PARLOR AND EGG
STOVES.
The above articles are kept constantly on hand
aud Gun be furnished at any time.
CASTINGS OF ALL KINDS, including some
new and improved Mill Gearing, Crates of
every description, Hollow Ware, c.
This establishment being situated upon the
line of tho Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, gives to
purchasers the best facilities for transporting ar
ttclcs to distance at small expense; and the in
iucements offered of reasonable terms and supe-
r.or manufacture, must continue to render this
popular establishment with the public.
" Repairing done at the shortest notice and
in good style.
COOPER, HALL s. BARNES.
PALAT1NE, Marion CO., Va, Aug. 3, 1883.
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qqritutturul tulG Houigsttl.
rI.NNr \ I:ltNrE YINE.

Every person WIN has the control of "a
square rod Uf ground whereon piants.may
grow, can scarcely do better than to set
grape vine o! the Concord, Isabella, or
Dina varieties. The first cost is trif1ing,
and after care Of them more of q pleasure
than task. The grape is not onlypalatable
and nutritious for those who aretwell, but
is exceedingly grateful to the sick, living
tone to the digestive organs, and healthy
action TO the whole alimentary canal.
Before setting the root, throw out the
earth to the depth of two or three feet,
and fill up ten inches with coarse manure
of any sort; old bones, oyster shells, &C.,
and then throw in rich loan into this
rake few quarts of house ashes. then fill
up with loam and composted manure, and
the soil is ready for the root.
After the plant is set, scatter on strawy
manure or leaves, aud through The sum.
mcr occasionally throw upon this the con.
tents of the tub on washing days. A. j
Downing, late,editor Of the Htrticulturist
says: L have seen the Isabella grape
produce 3. 900 fine clusters of well-ripened
fruit in season, by the liberal use of soap
Suds from The weekly wash."e- ,-.sz.
The effect of soap-suds on other plants
is sometimes surprising. A cypress vine
which had remained stationary for fort
night, when about two inches high, i'm
mediMeIy commenced growing after {
good watering with soap.suds, and grew
about six inches the first FIVE days. Z
With little care this may all be vel
done by any one who has never attempt
ed it before. Under this treatment, il
the course of three or four years, you vii
be amply repaid by most beautiful crol
of luscious grapes, and vine greatly or
namen.al 10 the grounds and dwelling.
PKUNING.--The grape vine bleed
readily. Never prune at all until the vine
has grown one or two years, for it needs
the aid Of the small branches in order t
push forward large and vigorous roots. -
Late, in October or November is proper
tIme-never when the sap is running il
the spring. AS the fruit grows on new
wood every year, in pruning it is necessa
~ TO cut back the branches to within two
or three eyes of the main stem. The
cultivator- will fud plain directions il
Coles Fruit Book, which costs but fifty
cents, and it will enable him to see the
whole operation illustrated by engrayings
Never pinch off the leaves to aid The
ri ,ening Of fruit. as they are placed there
Tor The very purpose you desire TO accom-
Plish.
Plant a grape vine, and before long
some of you will be thankful to him who
gave you the hint.
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HARDWAREl HARDwARRIt

John H. MURPHEY has just received and
q Il now opening the most exhaustive assoYts
ment of hardware, ever offered In Clarksborg.
:. His stock embraces almost everything in the
line, among which arc
Carpenters, Cabiaet-maker's, SEaoemaker,x
and BIaeksntth,s tools Of :every description. To-
gether with general assortment Of cabinet en-
fshing material.
W. Stewards warranted cast steel Axes, Hand
Axes; Hatchets, &c.
A fine stock Of Knives, Shears, Scissors, dc.
Table cutlery and Spoons In great variety.
Curtain trimmings, Britannia ware, Candle
sticks, etc.
I 1t Is useless TO attempt an enumeration Of the
articles, but the public are respectfully invited
to call and examine this stock Tor themselves.
mol IL
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Saddle and Harness Manu-
factory.

ANIA The subscriber returns his sim
k8SkSZSASA cerest thanks to the citizens of
kESSSslassalAAN AHarrison and the adjoining coun-
ties, for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him, and would respectfully inform
them that he has removed his shop to the west
end of town, on Pike ST., Clarksburg, where he
is prepared to manufacture all articles in the
above line, in superior manner, at the most rea-
sonable prices. IL -
Saddles, Single and Double Harness, Collars
Of every description, Brides, Saddle Bags, etc
always Oh hand or made to order at the shortest
notice.
DCarriages, Buggies, etc., neatly trimmed.
THOS. JONES.
Clarksburg, MAyIt I}iI. -Iy ..
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Al The undOrsigned VIII devote his st.Snties
IN to the prosecution ofjclatns Tor bounty
ivy lands, nndcr the act Of Congress On MsTch
Sd, 1853, giving TO zach peFs6fi Who wss en-
w. gagged In the military service Of tho United
Sta tes for fourteen days or moro, 100 acres Of
Tho widows and minor CHILDREN or soldiers
who served as aforesaid are also entitled.
Rersops who have hpretofore received Land for
mualfmorc as viii make in the whole. 100 acres
Soldiers Of the war Of 1919, and Otlors, who
Wish thoIE Claims promptly. attended 70. viii
.ClarksbhrS;va. March issh. f isssN t% -
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From tho Cincinnati Daily Times.

"TuE LITTLE GIANT."-By INVITATION we CALI
cd ut the establishment of Scott e hedges, yes
to-day, to witness the operation of what the in
vcntor has dcnominated tho g Little Giant Corn
and Cob Mill.'' lfcvcr name we'll applied
it is in the present instance. The mill only
weighs about three hundred pounds, and with a
single horse attached to Il ten foot shaft, it eats
mp corn and cob 's,with q vengeance" 1t is got
kind ever attained, and is so simple in it's con-
structun that it can be put together and set in
motion in 20 minutes, and Gun afterwards be ad-
iuSted and used with case by amy body. 1t will
per hour. je27 tt
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image, or. Flooding; Paintul, Suppressed, and
Irregular -Menstrdation, &c., with all their 'ac-
companying evils, Cancer. excepted, no mat
ter how severe or how long standing. 3.
This medicine has never been introduced by
empty puffs and misrepresentation, nor is at
intended that It's present popularity shall be sus
tanned by any medium but its merits and theap.
probation Of the public. 7a'st'zs
PREFERENCES:
I have no hesitation. to saying, DR.. anarchists
Uterine Catholicon is Invaluable in uterine disea
SOS generally. I have used 1t in Fluors, Albus,
AmenorrhGa, ProIapsus Uteri, and in. cases of
extensive liberation OF the vagine. and os uteri
II is worthy of the notice of the Faculty.
...- JOHN G. ORRICK. MD.
.- .a..1 Baltimore, Md :
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j Medicines.
g Man Know Thyself.''
xIsvAnuApI.x sooEs ron % CENTS 4 ~,
Every FAMILY should have Copy.

81 = 80, Ss,n 90 5Sfr,S iceSIIa
NJ tysiSgg 80, srrI "a ~ ~ Z,
Esxctt 81 VI j. . ,lst;s,S
EsSSH ESAAsZLASsSS ss=:ssJ ga ;mnnroya5
NJ AZaesll75 = = 1880 a.. go
80 y s W - Sl;.oI
ssssS = IL - s,,SS ~
EEIS1ff1TTSSS 49,
IISsas!titsNsS..o LOT ells
an OF t i ~
hno eure OF eSety toE ~ 81 IS 49, : ~
Pormisuons seta VI
by sexual excess p5s
wr1ttenln lafnliaI ~ ~
teehn1cai1tlessa and shtng enNt W. oHenu
the ear OF ste ~
years snccosstal aeSosea 70
the cure ofsdiseases % ma
tuTe. .,,a5, ,.sa..sts. a. o,,so - 49,
s'
above ~ w fii s
symptoms ana suts "i 'tie ESsSt anu az w -
TeSttmoRyF0 the Professor Of
- obs,er;sss Penn GpLlsoe. La9eIukfa-=s
< IsS = - ~, t.sgs -
-" ". Hunters nteet'eqts hGanee - 81. !
!, The author of this work, unlike the majority
of those who advertise to cure the diseases on
which it treats, is agraSuate of one of thu best
Colleges in the United States: Ie(attofds me
pleasure to recommend him TO the unfortnnRte
experienced practioner,in whose honor aud'in55
,tegrity they may place the greatest confidence.
5, AszsssJo SEPHI toNGSH0RR, NJ d.
From a. Woodland. IT. D. Of Pam. 6niuersitty
1p<S Rattadstpfhas. S.'ss7 s'Fss
tpiyes me pleasure to add my testimony to-
tho professf onal ability of the author of the Ms
pIuAt MANuAb.' j tNnmerons eases of Diseases
of tho Genital Oronns. some of them of ]6npd
standing. have como under my notice, in which
his sEiIl has been manifest in restoring to per
feet b,,a! IN In some Instances whore tho natient
has beer, considered bevonfl ,,sl MA FIn.tbe
treatmont Of Seminal ,Scak moss. or. tiisarranre
-mcnt nrodnce9 nv SF1y-AsEsE. or TSxCEss of 70
merry 40 not know bissuneriorin rofasion
have bcen aeonainted With the a,,fS,or sSn,r
thirty years. ana deem IL NO moro than inst;cs
~ I'm as vail ne E;njnoss tn the mn
,,fct;n oC cariv inIi srrstion ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
va on.' n 1SbS.e Terofss;n,es, omS " te r
tSoy nav snfeIS contSie thcmscivosl ~
'"e! may a tFRFH wS0nTwh Sn M NJ
urb,.;s S,itbo''t H. M -.
~ 80 "a ;,tIi;ih1 ni az
nTis oS 9;aeouos Of ;vIicb = %"
Iii tocIni,oI tcnns ;tsc1r "a
a, ~. IT, ~ ess - rea
Sle ottcr anS no noEont bn%a
S, I;et =. IL p;t;, - I:'
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just Receiyed

ENRoM Philadelphia, large addition to my
IL stock of Drugs and Medicines,to which the
attention ofithe public Is called. Not desiring
others to be sick, yet should such be the case We
shall be very glad II we can be Instrumental
through any Of our medicines In their restora-
ton 70 health. an orders aud prescriptions
viii be carefully and promptly attended to-
solicited. a. f. BARNES.
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THE GREYuoUNDs OF AFRICA

THE GREYHOUNDS OF AFRICA.
Nothing .eyinces the more aristocratic
tastes Of the greyhounds. Here, as in all
other Arab countries, the; common dog,
whatever the utility of his employment in
protecting the tents and tlocks, is still re-
gardcd as II contemplate and .trouble>
some servants disagreeable necessity
The greyhound alone, as a companion oil
his chivalrOus pastime is treated by the
Arab with a1eclionate attention and re-
spect.F eWhile.r therefore, the faithful
watch dog is driven from the tent, treat
ed rs vulgar brute, and allowed to seek
his food among the offal and bones that
have been thrown out, the greyhound
sleeps in the mems apartment, on car
pet beside his master, or even on his bed.
He is ahundantly but carefully fed with
koo- koos and in the summer, cakes are
made for him Of milk and stoned dates,
which are said 10 be highly tonic. If a
thorough bred animal, he will never drink
out OF IL dirty vessel, nor will he taste
milk in which any one has put his hands.
lie is well defended from the cold with
cDvcrIets, like the horse-the Arabs hav-
ing no objc clion to his being sensitive in
this respect. 1t is IAN. evidence of his
blood. They delight in decking him
with ornaments, and make for Linn collars
Of cowry shells, to which theyAattach''a
talisman, to secure him from the blight
OF an evil eye.
AT the age of forty days. the pups are
removed from the mother. and fed with
goats or cumel'S milk, mixed with dates
and koo kOos.
Attic ags of three or four months the
education OF the greyhound is begun by
the children starting jerboas, or small
deer and inducing him to give chase.
He soon becomes so fond o, this pass
time that he will,bark around the holes to
induce the youngsters to renew the sport.
The next game on which he is tried is
the hare; then the young gazele.
When the dog perceives herd Of tbir-
ty or forty gazells, he is loosed on
the game. and he bounds away, but
cunceals himself, crouching down ii he is
perceived makes a zigzag course and
it is not till fairly within reach that he
darts With all his strength, choosing the
finest Of the herds as his victim. When
the hunter cuts up the gazelle. he gives
the dog part of the luin if he were offer
ch any refuse, he would rejectit with dis
Gain.
~ through bred hound. will hunt with
10 one but his master; he always accom-
Fanles him when visiting and shares
whatever Hospitality he receives.
The greyhound Of Sahara is very su-
Perior 10 that of the coast. He is tall,
and fnwn culOred, has a thin muzzle.
black tongue and pallet. large forehead,
short ears and muscular neck, very short
hair. n" paunch. dry limbs and the muscles
OF the Group well marked. A pretty good
one is considered worth fine camel but
those that take the largest gazelIcs bring
as much as horse. A family hunter,
however, is never sold; and an Arab
would almost as soon think of selling one
OF his sons. When lie dies. it is time
q! mourning in the tent the women and
children weep and l. ment as for mem
Der OF the family.
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Mechanical.
scott,s LittIeesiamIIt7,@'55i5.775
CORN and Cob Mill.

TINE subscribers have purchased the exclusive
/ right to use make and vend the LITTLE
GIANT, in forty counties in Western Virginia,
and are making their arrangements to furnish
the mill in the various counties by the LIST of
September next, so that all persons who are de-
sirOus of supplying themselves with. this valur
able Mill will have an opportunity OF doing so.
1t is, doubtless, an invention among the most
important of modern times, for the use of the
well advised farmer: and stock feeder, and the
universal favor with which it has been received
from the first, more than anything else, attests
its utility and superiority.
For portability, simplicity of construction,
and convenience of use, tho Little CLINT has no
equal. 1t weighs from three to five hundred
pounds, according to size, can. be put in opera
ton by the farmer in twenty minutes, without
expense or mechanical aid, then adjusted and
used with convenience by any body. ~. s-.t
The LITTLE GIANT has received the FIRST
PREMIUMS ut every State Fair from Missouri to
Maryland the past Fall, and that in the most
supplementary manner.
These Mills ure guaranteed in the most posi-
tive manner against brcakage or arrangement,
and warranted to grind feed from cob corn, and
grits or fine honlny from shclled corn, with q
degree of ease and convenience for farm purposes
never attained before. '.l- : ..t'
There are four sizes of the LITTLE GIANT,
which will be sold Mt tho following prices. viz
No. l, is offered ut $50, complete, ready for at
tachiEg the team, and warranted to grind eight
bushels of feed per hour, with ono horse. No. 2
horse. No. 3, at $50, will grind fifteen bushels
| per hour. with two horses. No. 4, ut 800, will
| grind twenty bushels per hour, with two horses
ey All communications addressed to us ri
Fairmont, Va, will receive prompt attention.
| .... COOPER, HALL & co.
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pIfrcsIlfm 2. i1lacIlfnes.

81 NHEKE 8 now ready fof delivery a ths - =.
Eison Machine Shop, al0to Of Ttlreshing -
ever been mads there before, j belieye that y =.
supeTioEity, my BOoden armed driving glss ~.
now admitted Quail 9lauis, even by InaluIset
rers Of other kthds. Not one or them has - !.
broken. IwarFant them not % break n 49,
crack the grain, 70 be Of easy dtaughhs 70 tn.s5
clean, do as much work as any mashiSe - -.
and will sell on as fair terms as any maDgissS..S
or in Virginia. IRA HARI'
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From American Farmer, Baltimore, Md. for
Nav

SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT" We have nu-
merous testimonials as to tho value Of this Corn
and Cob Mill, called the /" Little GIANT" among
others the certificate of JAMES r. EARLE, ESQ.
President of the Maryland StGto Agricultural
Society. Mr.. Earle says I" 1 have ground on
an average, seventy bushels of corn on tho cob,
cob aud grain to a coarse meal, and the crusher
exhibits so far, scarcely pcrcoptible evidence
Of wear. can safely recommend it to my broth
or farmers us among the most valuable additions
to modern agricultural machinery. The ccono-
my Of feeding corn and cob is equal to IL saving
of at least thirty-thrcc per cent"
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Steam Marble Works.

MICHAEL ]. ROHAN, No. Sc Market street.
IEl Wheeling, Va, keeps on hand and finishes
to order, all kinds of Marble Monuments, Head
Stones, Mantles, Grindstones, DC. Also on hand
Pla ster of Paris. All articles will be furnished
upon the most reasonable terms.
a IS ly.
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~ would be glad to have further
supply, as the medicine is becoming very popn-
lar, and think will continue, as ithas given,re
lief In every Instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, NJ. D.,
-..-. s.z r.-E. .... ,--s +- Mt, Xernon.. Ind.
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IL Ma. has your tongue got legs J.
Certainly not, chl'd-bue why do you ask
the question
Because heard Pa say your tongue
was running from nom TIL night.
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NoVeIs and NoyeIefts.

a large and eboiee lot By standard author M
"a reesiyed and = for sale by A. p. BARNES, al
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Gift Books.

A splendid assortment Albums, ANIMALS. DO.
n comprising the best stock of gift books ever
brought to this place. Also great variety OF
books for children, can be found at
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as I'm AL corS,' as tbs corn said al
ter ii had been tpHped. -..-e
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w The natives in Africa call a rock
ing chair = missionary horse
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Sign and House Painting.
TIME subscriber offers his services 20 TIE -
u lie In the various branches Of House - ~
Sign Painting, GraihIng, Gliding, &e' w.
he Is prepared 10 execnte in neat and Ill .,i "
manner. All orders entrusted 70 him WI M.
attended to promptly, and in woIss1 meeesnes
manner. A. g. MATHES'
Clarksburg. Jans n, ls54-Iy.
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Pamphlets containing much useful informu-
ton touching the nature and symptoms of the
above discusses, together with testimonials from
ladies of the highest responsibility, as certified
by the most satisfactory authority, to all which
fully invited, can be had gratis at the store of
A. F. BARNES, Agent, 81
Druggist, CIarksbGrg, Va.
Also sold by DR.. jas. Hall, Weston Stephen
NJ. Holt, PhilliPpi; J. & w. B. Kern, Middle
bourne and BY Druggists q. Fhinnont' and in
sale aud Retail Agent, Baltimore.
J. B. ANARCHIST & Co., Propretors,
Centrll Depot, 604 Broadway, N. Y.
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The Catholiconi is good and doing service he.e
All tho putients that have tried the medicine
have been benefited but one-and that one no.,
thing will help. Truly yours, -
WIN. LAIRD 'HAzLETT, M. D., :.
New PhiladeIpIiu, Ohio.
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80 Prevail on medical men to adopt it
in their practice; aud have no fears. of the re-
suit, from what knowledge l have obtained per-
sotiully Of its curative powers. I wish the me
dfeine kept here. r.--.gs.- 4
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Eze- How TO rise earty-live next door
to IL toutt "Le,e Cochin China fowls are