Air, Aisles, Ante-rooms, Ash-house, Assembly hall or chapel, Balloon frame, Batten, Blackboards, Blinds, Box frame, Ceilings, Chapel, Common schools, Cottages: educational influence, policy of the American government, site for a dwelling, log house in the clearing, saddle-back block-house, laborer's cottage, neat cottage, snug cottage, comfortable cottage, gardener's cottage, mechanic's house, second story, full height, papering and furnishing, color of cottages and school-houses, concrete or gravel walls, gables, verge boards, hoods, &c., Curtains, Desks and seats, Drainage, Fan-lights, Fences, Fire-place, Floors, Furniture, Rustic gates, Grounds, Hall wardrobes, Hedges, Homes for plain people, Hoods for doors and windows, Ink wells, Light, Logs, Log school-house, Outbuildings, Piazza, Piers, Porch, Privies, Recitation room, Roofs, Rustic work, Sash, School-houses: construction of, common defects to avoid, improvements, requirements of better buildings, advantage of one-story buildings, how to plan, plans of one-story buildings to accomodate 35, 42, 48, 56, and 64 pupils, plain country house, school-house with basement, village school-house for 128 pupils, school-house with chapel, building for Union or Graded school 224 pupils, building for high school 300 pupils, building for Normal school 300 pupils, building for Normal school 352 pupils, School-rooms, Stoves, Teacher's room, Trees, Venetian blinds, Ventilation, Walks, Warming, Windows, Wood-house.