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Benjamin Parke Avery (1828–1875) was an American journalist, poet, essayist, printer, and U.S. ambassador to China. He died in Peking. Avery arrived in California aboard the Aurora in 1849. He worked as a prospector for a while before buying a drug store in North San Juan and then a newspaper in the mining town. He became part owner and editor for the . A newspaper he established in San Francisco was also contracted as state printer for California. He was friends with Charles Crocker and Leland Stanford. His death received newspaper coverage and tribute.

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