Incoming mail looking weird

hi i hope someone could help...
firstly...
suddenly my mail app icon doesn't diaplay that "new mail red round circle" anymore!
and secondly...
on all my incoming mail.... the sender's name appeared at least 6cm above the word FROM:
SUBJECT: & DATE: are ok but when it come come to TO:, my email add is again 6cm above too!
can someone please help!?!?
thanks.
yeo

thanks david for your reply and the link provided!!!
everything is back to normal now after i activated the helvetica font in the suitcase app.
just seems weird to me that shouldn't the so called system font be enabled at all time?!?! instead i have to found out the solution this way!
at least i am happy now....
thanks again!

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