The county of Adams shall be entitled to and shall elect two members.

The county of Allegheny shall be entitled to fourteen members, and the said county is hereby divided into six district as follows:

The city of Allegheny shall constitute the First district and elect three members.

The First, Second, Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth wards of the city of Pittsburg shall constitute the Second district and elect two members.

The Fifth, Ninth, Tenth and Twelfth wards shall constitute the Third district and elect one members.

The remaining wards of the city of Pittsburg, being the Eleventh and Thirteenth to the Thirtyseventh wards, inclusive, shall constitute the Fourth district and elect four members.

The boroughs and townships lying between the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers, and the boroughs and townships north of the Ohio and west of the Allegheny rivers shall constitute the Fifth district and elect two members.

And the boroughs and townships lying west and south of the Monongahela and Ohio rivers, including the township of Neville, shall constitute the Sixth district and elect two members.

The county of Armstrong shall elect two members.

The county of Beaver shall elect two members. The county of Bedford shall elect two members. The county of Blair shall elect two members. The county of Bradford shall elect three members.

The county of Bucks shall elect four members. The county of Butler shall elect two members.

The county of Berks shall be entitled to six members, and shall be divided into two districts, namely:

The city of Reading shall compose the First district and elect two members.

All of the county of Berks not embraced in the First district shall compose the Second district and elect four members.

The county of Cambria shall elect two members. The county of Cameron shall elect one member. The county of Carbon shall elect two members. The county of Centre shall elect two members. The county of Chester shall elect four members. The county of Clarion shall elect two members. The county of Clearfield shall elect one member. The county of Clinton shall elect one member. The county of Columbia shall elect two members. The county of Crawford shall elect four members. The county of Cumberland shall elect two members.

The county of Dauphin shall be entitled to three members, and shall be divided into two districts, namely:

The city of Harrisburg shall constitute the First district and elect one member.

The rest of the said county shall constitute the Second district and elect two members.

The county of Delaware shall elect two members. The county of Elk shall elect one member.

The county of Erie shall be entitled to four members, and shall be divided into two districts, namely: The city of Erie shall constitute the First district and elect one member.

The rest of said county shall constitute the Second district and elect three members.

The county of Fayette shall elect two members. The county of Forest shall elect one member. The county of Franklin shall elect three members.

The county of Fulton shall elect one member. The county of Greene shall elect one member. The county of Huntingdon shall elect two menibers.

The county of Indiana shall elect two members. The county of Jefferson shall elect one member. The county of Juniata shall elect one member. The county of Lancaster shall be entitled to six members, and shall be divided into three districts, namely:

The city of Lancaster shall constitute the First district and elect one member.

The boroughs of Strasburg and Washington, the townships of Lancaster, Manor, Conestoga, Pequea, Martic, Providence, Drumore, Fulton, Little Britain, East and West Lampeter, Strasburg, Colerain, Eden, Bart, Salisbury, Sadsbury, Paradise and Leacock shall constitute the Second district and elect two members.

The rest of the county of Lancaster, not embraced in the First and Second districts as aforesaid, shall constitute the Third district and elect three mombers.

The county of Lawrence shall elect two members. The county of Lebanon shall elect two members. The county of Lehigh shall elect three members. The county of Lycoming shall elect three members.

The county of Luzerne shall be entitled to nine members and shall be divided into eight districts, namely:

The city of Wilkesbarre shall constitute the First district and elect one member.

The boroughs of Kingston, New Columbus and Shickshinny, and the townships of Exeter, Franklin, Dallas, Fairmount, Huntingdon, Kingston, Jackson, Lake, Lehman, Ross, Salem and Union shall constitute the Second district and elect one member.

The boroughs of Ashley, Plymouth, Sugar Notch, White Haven and Nanticoke, and the townships of Wilkesbarre, Denison, Hanover, Newport, Plymouth, Slocum, Wright, Hallenback and Dorrance shall constitute the Third district and elect one member.

The boroughs of Jeddo and Hazleton, and the townships of Black Creek, Butler, Foster, Hazle, Nescopeck and Sugar Loaf shall constitute the Fourth district and elect one member.

The boroughs of Goldsboro' and Pleasant Valley, and the townships of Bear Creek, Buck, Covington, Jenkins, Lackawanna, Madison, Pittston, Plains and Spring Brook shall constitute the Fifth district and elect one member.

The city of Scranton shall constitute the Sixth district and elect two members.

The boroughs of Pittston, West Pittston and Waverly, and the townships of Abington, Benton, Greenfield, Newton, Old Forge, Ransom and Scott shall constitute the Seventh district and elect one member.

The city of Carbondale, the boroughs of Blakely, Dunmore and Jermyn, and the townships of Blakely, Carbondale, Fell, Jefferson and Roaring Brook shall constitute the Eighth district and elect one member.

The county of M'Kean shall elect one member. The county of Mercer shall elect three members. The county of Mifflin shall elect one member. The county of Monroe shall elect one member. The county of Montgomery shall elect five members.

The county of Montour shall elect one member. The county of Northampton shall elect three members.

The county of Northumberland shall elect two members.

The county of Perry shall elect one member. The county of Pike shall elect one member. The county of Potter shall elect one member. The county of Schuylkill shall be entitled to six members, and shall be divided into four districts, namely:

The townships of East Union, North Union, Union and Mahanoy, and the boroughs of Shenandoah, Gilbertson and Mahanoy City shall constitute the First district and elect one member.

The townships of Butler, Cass, Foster, Barry, Eldred, Hegins, Upper Mahantango and Hubley, and the boroughs of Ashland and Girardville shall constitute the Second district and elect one member.

The townships of Blythe, West Brunswick, East Brunswick, West Penn, Rahn, Schuylkill, Ryan, Rush and Kline, and the boroughs of Port Clinton,