George E. Carpenter's forgotten mate

Here is an interesting mate-in-three problem composed by George E. Carpenter, probably in the 19th century. There is very little reference to the problemist on the web, I could not find this particular problem anywhere:

White to play and mate in three moves:

Is this it?

I have 52 problems of his in my collection, but not this one..

Are you absolutely sure it's his?

A source wouldn't go amiss! 

Rooperi go it right!

This is a fun one too:

George Edward CARPENTER
Chess Record 1874

Mate in 2

Qb3 e3

Qf7#

is that it?

Geez, sorry, I left out a pawn on c3, I'll fix it... Sorry again

"If I Were A Carpenter..."

Great old song.

And also The Carpenters, they were a great old band.